kristen horan is karmen's sister. she was a gorgeous strawberry blonde, feisty, very outgoing young woman who loved her son more than anything in the whole world. they were just like, you know, two peas in a pod. andrea canning: it was a monday afternoon, the week before halloween. nick and christina got off the school bus and walked home together. cobb county prosecutor jesse evans. first thing they did is go downstairs to see if they could find nick's mom. her car was there. she should be there. andrea canning: while christina stayed by the door, nick went inside. someone was there, but not his mom. nick turned the corner, and he saw something move across the bedroom, down the long hallway. andrea canning: it was a dark figure wearing gloves and a mask. the stranger suddenly stabbed nick and left him for dead. as he's laying there on the floor, he actually sees his perpetrator run from the house. christina began really freaking out. she was terrified. andrea canning: christina ran upstairs to her apartment to get he

but then you feel so bad what happened to nick and karmen. >> karmen's sister kristin and brother-in-law jim barely had time to process the news about karmen before learning that nick was fighting for his life. they rushed to be at his side. >> we went straight to the hospital. >> you must have been thinking, how could someone stab a 5-year- old, your nephew, approximately 18 times. that's a monster. >> exactly. >> i won't ever forget walking in that hospital room -- sorry. yeah. and you have to come to grips with reality. >> and it was a grim reality. after emergency surgery, nick was in critical condition. he looked so little, so fragile in his hospital bed. >> you never think that you can be touched by something like this when you've got the perfect family. >> he had been stabbed 18 times and had lost a dangerous amount of blood but he survived. nick was going to make it. it was nothing less than a miracle. there was no easy way to tell him about his mom, but he had to know. and even 18 years later, nick remembered it like it was yesterday. >> my dad and my aunt told me that my mom di

it was almost 15 years after karmen smith's murder when the call came in.there was a match. >> they have identified waseem daker's hair, him and only him, to the exclusion of all others, on the dead body of karmen smith at the time that she was found. >> you had your smoking gun? >> absolutely. >> i got a call from detective dawes. i was very happy, but it was really hard for me to have to go back and tell the story of the things that he did. >> lottie dreaded the thought of testifying in open court, in front of daker, but she knew there would be no avoiding it. daker was arrested and charged with murdering karmen smith and stabbing her son nick. his trial started in september of 2012. >> all rise. >> prosecutor jesse evans was there for the state. >> this case ladies and gentlemen is about obsession. >> evans argued that daker was a violent stalker and that his obsession with one woman led to the murder of another. >> you can't get into the mind of a psychopath and see why they chose to kill. some people are just mean. >> evans said daker had left a trail

the karmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. away. >> does a case like this haunt a police department? >> absolutely, because these cases go home with you in your mind. >> but for years, doss couldn't do anything about it. and then just by chance he was sent to a dna training seminar in 2008, a random assignment that would change everything. >> back in the mid 90s very, very little at all could be done with the hair except to say the color of the hair. now when there's any tissue from the root on the hair whatsoever, it takes just a minute amount of tissue to come up with a full profile. >> it's called nuclear dna testing and dawes immediately thought of karmen smith. karmen was a strawberry blond and he remembered the short, dark hairs recovered from her body. not hers under layers of bedding. >> i felt it was invaluable evidence if there was enough tissue on that hair that was underneath her sweater. >> doss brought one of those dark hairs to a dna lab in texas and waited. it was almost 15 years after karmen smith's murder whe

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karmen carter runs blue bench, an organization that provides support to victims of sexual assault. she says the issue with an app like sasie, and others on the market like weconsent and yestosex is what happens if consent is revoked. karmen carter / blue bench 14:02:18-31 one of them says i don't want this anymore i've change my mind this is not what not going to show that there was that. despite the concerns, carter and these students agree on one thing. na'imah bellamy 14:41:47-50 i'm glad that it's something that's been talked about finally. guy frydenlund / student 14:31:05-07 it's a good step in the right direction. yasmeen on cam tag: kumasi spoke with a legal expert who says computer-generated consent forms would be probably be admissiable as one piece of changing... sasie has said in published reports that it uses a combination of email termination as well as an invitation to acknowledge that response... which can provide a chan legal evidence giving clues as to what happened. for 13 action news, i'm yasmeen hassan. a valley family is forced to move after their home goes up

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it turns out, karmen ayres had a can of hairspray in the car. and when temperature outside hit the 90's-- that can exploded. ayres is lucky she wasn't in the car when the can exploded. experts say when it's 90 degrees outside, the interior of a car can reach 140 degrees in less than 30 minutes. and they say aerosol cans cannot sustain temperatures that high. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen cloudy to partly sunny chance spotty shower, breezy gusts to 30mph highs: 75-80 tonight: partly cloudy isolated shower, winds diminishing lows: 58-63 saturday: humid, mostly cloudy 50% chance of showers & heavy gusty t-storms best chance during the afternoon noon 5pm highs: 73-78 sunday: humid, am g, cloud / sun mix ghs: 70-79 dshower me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, ic maniac. wh

i'm talking about this china, my friend maxim karmen, so he saw how chinese doctors. are the kind of needles that athletes put in there, you understand? there is no help for you. come on, let's not be heavy, are you afraid of something there, okay? let's go have lunch. i'll go open it. who's there hello nadyushka hello come on oh, so now i'll hang grandma myself. thank you, hello son. hello mammy. galinka is your fellow, and on business trips and lunch cooked. you follow her like behind a stone wall, right? yes, if not for her, he would have sung so long ago. that's why you start again. well, why did you get drunk on something so that you would do something? interestingly, when the back was damaged, she went out after all, she made you work, i don’t want to. it’s more like listening all your life you will listen to your mother, he doesn’t want to, he well, here grigory petrovich hello hello, how are you? well, how did you go, tired tired good on the lips, contradictory. well , there are some positive pluses of their own, yes, they helped the vietnamese comrades to plu

minsk and moscow, this opinion was expressed to our tv channel by russian journalists of stories karmen gasparyan, according to an action expert alexander lukashenko's efforts to resolve the conflict turned out to be absolutely timely and correct. first of all, on my own behalf, on behalf of many many colleagues, i would like to thank alexander grigorievich for what he did, we actually never doubted him, and yesterday something happened that, in my opinion, characterizes him as a politician, and this the outgoing nature, judging by everything that is happening in europe and how the man lukashenko did as he should, but it seems to me that ambitions and pride are exorbitant here at the heart of the conflict, because at some point he imagined himself a mission. well this is the effect of e social networks, because there are these a lot of talk. it seems to you that you are already the main person influencing the right to them having many are shocked. how did it happen? well, there were russian heroes, well, and this happened. well, i think that it will soon pass that the front saw that you

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dennis murphy: was she acting for the jury, karmen? - i don't believe so. - absolutely not. no.mantly denied any involvement in the break-in. scott bandstra: did any time you go with dustin wehde and try to attack tracey richter? no. dennis murphy (voiceover): the defense then put dustin wehde, the alleged perpetrator turned victim, on trial. according to their portrayal of the long-dead boy, he was an unpredictable young man, perfectly capable of lashing out and committing the crime. scott bandstra: you testified yesterday on-- dennis murphy (voiceover): during the cross-examination of dustin's mother, the defense attorney asked mona about occasions when dustin had lost his temper in the wehde home. you were afraid to leave your daughters alone with dustin prior to the death, weren't you? i wasn't afraid to leave them alone. i didn't like to leave my children alone. dennis murphy (voiceover): mona told the jury that, yes, her son had been difficult, but not violent. she said she'd never told tracey that dustin was a threat to her or her other two children. they made dustin look

this is just the speech of roman karmen.e showed at the nuremberg trials. we didn't even always turn it on at the time wars in our filming in our film magazines. it is so scary so creepy that it shows the viewer. no, one cannot look at these things without horror, but as a court document it was shown on the screen, the germans brought the corpses of people who had been killed in the soul of the lips, as if by means of poisoning. mass executions of citizens were carried out here. this drobitsky bright germans killed 14,000 inhabitants. kharkov here in the footage of fascist atrocities. the city of corpses, the severed heads of all the processing of people into bones, meat and skin, murdered children, all this was demonstrated in the hall court after the film has ended. my father didn’t tell me this; there was a group silence in the hall. literally just a few minutes. that is, these documentary shots caused a shock even there, people who were withering, because it was precisely in concentrated evidence that the nazis were doin

finding daker guilty of strangling karmen smith in 1995, as an act of revenge against her housemate, loretta blatz, who was working with authorities to send him to jail for stalking her. >> a great day for karmen smith and her family. we're thrilled with the outcome of the case. >> reporter: prosecutors called him a monster and an obsessed maniac, who after killing smith, waited all day for her 5-year-old son to come walking home from school, walking through these sliding glass doors. nicholas smith was stabbed 18 times and survived. he's now 22. and after jurors read the verdict, he and his family hugged and cried. >> she was a beautiful, caring outgoing mom, whose son, nick, was the number one thing in her life. she was taken from us way too soon by a stabbing monster. >> reporter: when he testified, nicholas smith broke down, telling jurors the killer was wearing a mask. so, he couldn't see his face. >> i could kind of see when they ran past the window in the room. but they it was really dark. and they were wearing dark clothes. >> reporter: loretta blatz, the object of his affect

seeing out there, we saw a number of 50s as chris just mentionedded let's get started in new jersey, karmen is jackson, what a beautiful day keep them coming i know right? we are going to try, that's for sure. as we head to long island, this is bruce is in north port, 49 degrees where he obviously giving us a nice big sunny icon, clear skies calm winds make us much more comfortable than yesterday. i don't think anybody will argue on that one for sure. i think we have really much better conditions today, this is walter, good day for a stroll. pretty much anything you want to do outdoors take a look this is from our camera high atop the empire state building it is just a gorgeous day. we had a beautiful sunshine, winds out of the north at just 3-miles an hour. so yesterday was that super those winds starting to diminish in the afternoon still pretty windy all day long today we've got the light winds and temperatures we've got mid-and upper 40s to the low 50s already 52 for new york city also for belmar. high temperature we're expecting today 58 degrees if we hit it that puts it 3 degrees abov

and tawakkul karmen is a politician in yemen. she organized pro-democracy rallies earlier this year in yemen and egypt. congratulations. >>> 10 years ago today america went to war in afghanistan, less than a month after the september 11th attacks. 10 years later, nearly 1800 u.s. troops have died and soldiers are still battling militant groups. tina krauss reports. reporter: hundreds of angry protestors rallied on the streets of kabul. they want american troops to get out of afghanistan 10 years after the u.s.-led invasion began. these demonstrators say too many afghan civilians have been killed in the conflict. about 100,000 american troops remain in afghanistan, nearly 1800 have died. >> i think that the way this conflict turns out is going to be looked at for years to come as a defining moment. reporter: the biggest success for u.s. forces came in may when navy seals killed osama bin laden in neighboring pakistan. but troops say they are still facing a fierce insurgency. >> well, we got a crafty enemy, the insurgents that oper

bought myself a volkswagen car pheupb gila -- karmen ghia. the corvair.ant to say thank you for your leadership here. we have a bunch of other -- i serve on a number of committees. i serve on others. my colleagues do. a lot of those members are going to try to pop in when they can but until they do, i'm going to proceed to ask questions. question would be, dr. johnson, of you. several countries, as we may know, including -- i think including canada, i think france is one of them, have established extended producer responsibility laws and recently, i think we've haere today of colorado, maine, california and oregon have passed their own laws for consumer packaging. we've heard both pros and cons to these laws. one conserve we've heard from stakeholders is about thelengesf patchwork state by state approach to recycling policies such as differing labeling . ■1■9 entity in place to share ideas with one another and find out what works and do more of that.■h but a question, center for best practices within the n.g.a., has great organization. still active. we tr

here is what we will remember today, first of all, the shooting of roman karmen and again such an up-to-date text by heinrich borovik without an exemplary flight of a soviet airship that left havana for 12 hours, the commutab ended on the land of the soviet, the arctic, indeed the irony of fate. today , the same routes are being worked out again to fly around nato countries. well, today we have the details of that visit, which are remembered by the murmansk citizen, and the fish are whole, what kind of fish is halibut the director of the state archive of the murmansk region and dmitry ermolaev immerses us in the real life of his city. at the beginning of the sixties , then the products of the fish factory were brought to the whole country. this is a city of fishermen. fishermen. people who are quite freedom-loving a year before, nikita sergeevich khrushch came, according to eyewitnesses, at the murmansk stadium, where he performed, he was whistled. there was, uh, a shortage of goods crisis, there, and so on, where there are razor blades, where there are socks , and so on. fidel whose fidel i

the new advisory doesn't mention the resorts of cancun or playa karmen but warnings have lls been extended to the gulf coast state of vera cruz and the southern state. the advisory says battles between criminal groups have resulted in violent crime. >>> people in texas are getting ready as harvey makes its way to the gulf coast. officials are getting sandbags ready. residents worried about the flooding there and response teams setting up emergency generators in fort worth. heavy rain expected along texas and louisiana coasts. >>> and right now, meanwhile here in our area it's going to be pretty nice. looking into like a 7 to 10-day stretch of nice weather. >> looks like a sweet stretch. let's get you details with bill henley. >> felt really like fall as skies cleared out and temperatures cooled down. a cool start in philadelphia. skies are clear this morning. a lot of sunshine, but at this hour the temperatures are falling. 50s now in south jersey. philadelphia is in the 60s along with delaware and into the suburbs. we're seeing some nice cool readings. 59 now in ex-ton. looking at the 50s

the film was based on a unique material shot by a young soviet cameraman roman karmen in 1936.nt to madrid and immediately found himself in the midst of hostilities at that time the army of supporters. franca broke through like a rayan of the spanish capital and was preparing to storm. gord carmen witnessed a heroic defense. madrid, he managed to capture rare footage of the formation of international brigades, everyday life and the battle path of the republican army. film montage, spain began at mosfilm in january 1939, the soviet screenwriter, writer and playwright vsevolod vishnevsky wrote while working on the film, we watched the material of our cameramen for hours in a row, the screening room was completely quiet. the material was extraordinary. it was herself. life is death itself, this is the spain of labor and the world - this is spain, eternal and beautiful. this is spain rejoicing from the mournful looking at the work, we will give it a voice-over text. the word must enter as a new component, not illustrative informational, but a kind of plan, the voice of history, the

. >> her husband karmen picked up a newspaper, looked at the bust and thought he recognized her as well. >> called her back and i said, it's awful close. i think we ought to do something. >> they said the bust looked like their friend who lived in a nearby town whom they hadn't seen for the past five years. they told police she left her husband richard and had returned home to her native thailand. when police questioned richard, he did not believe that the skull found at the boy scout ranch 100 miles away from his home was that of his wife. richard said she told him she missed her family in thailand and she wanted to divorce him. he said he personally drove her to the st. louis airport five years earlier to take her flight to thailand. he said that was the last time he and his children saw her. and they never heard from her again. had, in fact, spoken of returning to thailand. i knew she told me she had gotten her passport. she had gotten her citizenship and her passport. so it wouldn't have surprised me, you know, if she had done that. >> she mentioned to me, you know, she's not happy.

photographer at routers was killed in the israeli entity bombing. two other colleagues, ellie brahiya and karmen juhadar from the al jazera station team were injured. also calle christina aasi, a correspondent of afp agence france press was seriously injured in the feet and hands and afp correspondent dillan collins was seriously injured. the iraqi correspondent for roiters thair khazim and his iraqi colleaguef also suffered injuries and were taken to the lebanese italian hospital in the city of tyre. this dangerous development appeared to be a warning of the worsening. situation on the ground in south lebanon, such that the press and media became an indiscriminate target for the israeli occupation, while the confrontation flaared up as a result of the bombing of alma shab as the islamic resistance hisbullah announced launching attacks a number of israeli occupation sites. the israeli targeting of journalists sparked wave of angry and widespread union, press, media and political responses in lebanon. the targeting of press and media crews came amit a clash that took place in the border area betw

when the roommate came out and said, you murdered karmen. >> exactly.ation that shouldn't happen. no one would ever operate on themselves. well, why would you represent yourself? and i think it's particularly difficult for the victims in this case because they are being cross-examined and questioned by their assailant. can you imagine? and we're going to have, later on in the trial, i think some time this week, the 5-year-old boy who is now a 20-year-old man, cross-examined by the man who stabbed him over 15 times. >> hard to imagine how that young man, now, can maintain his composure in that kind of situation. but the accused is under some pretty severe restrictions. while he's doing this as well. he can't handle any of the evidence. >> that's right. he can't handle the knives in this case. he also cannot approach the jury very closely. there are markers of tape on the ground. but many people are saying, that's unfair to him. i actually think the judge is doing him a favor. because the last thing that he wants is this jury having this vision of him hol

this is what we will remember today, first of all, the shooting of roman karmen and again such a relevant text by heinrich borovik. without an exemplary flight of the soviet airship, which left havana 12 hours, kommunar ended on the ground, the soviet arctic is really the irony of fate. today, the same routes overflying nato countries are being worked out again. well, today we have the details of that visit, which are remembered by the murmansk dweller, the fish does that the fish is halibut the director of the state archive murmansk region and dmitry ermolaev immerses us in the realities of his city. the beginning of the sixties , the products of the fish factory warmed the whole country. here is about 424,500, murmansk at that time was a city of fishermen, fishermen, people who were quite freedom-loving, a year before that nikita sergeevich khrushchev came, according to eyewitnesses, at the murmansk stadium, where he performed, they whistled him. there was, uh, a shortage of goods, there, and so on, where there are razor blades, where there are socks, and so on . cheers, or rather quick

here is what we will remember today, first of all, the shooting of roman karmen and again such an up-to-date text by heinrich borovik without an exemplary flight of the soviet air the ship that left harbor 12 hours commutab ended on the land of the soviet, the arctic is really the irony of fate. today , the same routes overflying nato countries are being worked out again. well, today we have the details of that visit, which are remembered by murmansk fish, what kind of fish is halibut, then the products of the fish factory warmed the whole country, expensive scales welcome about 420,450.000, murmansk is stupid. this is a city of fishermen. fishermen. people who are quite freedom-loving, a year before, nikita sergeevich khrushchev came to eyewitness accounts at the murmansk stadium where he performed. there was, uh, a crisis of shortage of goods, there, and so on, where there are razor blades, where there are socks, and so on, fidel fidel, who accompanied mikoyan everywhere, was greeted with a bang, or rather, they quickly learned the spanish word. viva cuba viva cast how did you guess? expla

he hasn't seen11-year-old kandcce or 16-year-old karmen matos since tuesday. their father believes they rane away from but can't figure out why they left without their eyeglasses. >> the girl they are very independent. they left with nothing. nothing with them , no mobe nneo clothes nothing. >> the oldest deleted her instagram account. he says they often hang out the eld wheaton mall. anybodying with information call police. >> police found the m accused of kidnapping a 12-year-oldfr gl virginia and her grandmother but that girl and grandmother are still missing tonight. here's a picture of the suspect, hareton roadry guess. they found him and the vehicle they wer looking for up in pennsylvania. now take a look at the pictures of the grandmother and this ttle girl. officers say the suspectki apped them on sunday. they believe he may have been taking them up to new york city. >> big crowdsnn pg to gather downtown marking one year since the deadly clashes in charlottesville. the second unite the right rally is bringing white nationalists and counter protests tou

e from moscow number one of the soviet documentaries roman lazarevich karmen in order to somehow organizeoting of the battle for leningrad in general, it turned out that everything had already been filmed in the smolny, they say that it was filmed too much. suffering these need to cut cut carmen takes on all these claims, as authorized by moscow from the movie really they remove a lot of terrible shots, although these corpses remain on the streets, and how people draw water and 125 grams of blockade dim bakery in moscow at the beginning of the forty- second year convened a meeting of the heads of front-line film groups. uh, under the chairmanship of that very terrible lev zakharovich mekhlis, who shamed the leaders of the front-line film groups and said that the staged episodes were unworthy of soviet masters, that everything should be filmed under the hood, and in this photograph , april 1942 of solovtsov flies to moscow to hand over the film leningrad in the struggle he came out on the screen. in the summer of 42, when i edited this film from my fathers. he takes every frame, because he

. >> what about friska karmen? >> we gave loans to a design group in los angeles and another part of the loan if they set it which the covenants of the loan which would go to the united states. the money we've given to loan is -- >> i understand that they were struggling and this money was actually going to be used in finland. >> well, as i said before, the loans we give are for american jobs and we're very clear about that. so if it's a design -- >> no money goes to finland, then? >> as i said, the -- we give loans for jobs in america. >> you can see our concern. the whole idea of picking winners and losers. people are saying that windmills which have been subsidized for years and years now, even though we have them up and if you take away the subsidies, they will never be profitable. i just don't see the purpose. it really gets down to fundamentally what senator lee is talking about. we shouldn't be in this business at all and the thing is, you're choosing $50 light bulbs. nobody understands that in america. ther

e from moscow number one of the soviet documentary roman lazarevich karmen in order to somehow unitelming, uh, the battle for leningrad in general, it turned out that everything already filmed in smolny is said to have been filmed too much suffering at these prices. cut carmen takes over. in seven-hour moscow a lot of terrible shots are really removed from the film, although these corpses remain on the streets, and how people draw water and 125 grams of the blockade of a dim bakery in moscow at the beginning and forty-second years convened a meeting of the heads of front-line film groups. uh, under the presidency of that very terrible lev zakharovich mekhlis, who shamed the leaders of the front-line film groups and said that staged episodes were unworthy of soviet masters, that everything should be filmed under the sun, and in this photograph , april 1942 solovtsov flies to moscow to hand over the film leningrad in the struggle, it was released on screens in the summer 402, when solovtsov edited this film. he takes every frame because he knew how hard these forces were given, connect

class president karmen brown. >> this is just a day we have the thought of it not possiblyst coming,ny of our hearts. >> reporter: in true texas style, the solution was to go big. principal elizabeth priddy worked with the district to hold the graduation ceremony at the spxas motor speedway, typically home to nascar races and the world's largest h.d. tv. >> when we had this opportunity presented to us, we were like, that's it. we'll be outside, we can social distance, and it's a huge venue. >> reporter: at least 32 schools will hold their ceeswith studend a d their parents watching frome sending seniors off in style with parades of honking cars and principals stopping by... >> stop number 184! >> reporter: ...to hand each student their diploma. >> even though this isn't how any of us thought our senior year would end, we made the most of it. >> reporter: for the morales family and so many others, this celebration provided a life lesson. what is the big take away for these seniors, especially dealing with this crisis? >> appreciate the little things, because it is the little things th

here is what we will remember today, first of all, the shooting of roman karmen and again such the actual text of heinrich borovik of the soviet airship, which left havana 12 hours ago, ended on the land of the soviet field, indeed the irony of fate. today , the same routes overflying nato countries are being worked out again. well, today we have the details of that visit that murman remembers, this is halibut of the director's region at the beginning of the sixties, the production of the fish factory throughout the country. about 42,450,000 murmansk at that time was a city of fishermen, fishermen, people who were quite freedom-loving, nikita sergeevich khrushchev had come a year before, according to eyewitnesses at the murmansk stadium, where he performed, he was whistled. there was, uh, a crisis of shortage of goods, there and so on, where there are razor blades, where there are socks, and so on, fidel fidel, whom mikoyan accompanied everywhere, was greeted with a bang, or rather, they quickly learned the spanish word viva, you hear viva cuba fibocast. how did you guess? explain fidel i

my friend karmen grigoryan is the soloist of the crematorium group well , cool, but the lyrics that comegree of schizoism, because they are schizoids. it seems to me that at some point he just opens like a receiver. uh-huh, it lets it in and gives it out. yes, it comes, uh, a lot of amazing things that you then have to filter with your consciousness anyway, because well, you are not alone, in the end, in the end you come out people. yes , you want something good for them, bright. and forgive me behind my back three children, who then ask their mothers, and this one, which is why there is no through some kind of filter. yes, it still needs to be skipped, these filters look and these are kilometer-long drafts hmm, that is, some kind of raw hmm information is included. eh, like that, what to call it? it's somehow well, yes, the word is exactly right. it was invented that inspiration is a thing, and she lies down. tchaikovsky they also say that it is useless to wait for inspiration. in short, it's hmm you have to sit down. music is needed. come here, come here, and the regulation is on a cer

i was removed from karmen lavrentyeva called me to you and said that i could not cope.nd the director was there. no, but i think that without his vetom, they could have made such a decision. so, come on, it's impossible. so let's leave. we will have a change there is a change of scenery 30 minutes. i'm thinking this is because your relationship is frozen in one place. it's been that way for many years. how to talk to him about it? it's ok. thank you marina semyonovich remove me from the tchaikovsky competition. what happened elena i don't want to represent a theater in which, due to some intrigue, my colleague is blackmailed by the loss of solo parts. none of us in any case do not want at least one of you starred with the participation. arkady efimovna told me that tamara had a big load, but i was sure that i would give up solo parties. in carmen, there is no idea of ​​tamara herself. no, she is sure that he will have the strength to participate in the competition and in his pocket, yes, yes. no problem. i won't let you stay in your pocket. thank you thank you very much

documentary maker roman karmen corresponds with him. they met in spain in the thirties.pondent, konstantin. simonov responded to the invasion of hitler’s army into the soviet union, after june 22 he immediately sent a telegram: to simonov wrote that he would like to fight with your soldiers, because he believed that communists are the best soldiers, but as preachers, he does not tolerate them. a few days before this letter, in the summer of '46, simonov said in a message to khamenguey: your book, forgiving weapons, was for me not just a book, but my life, or rather a piece of my life. your story white elephants was the very thing i wrote poetry about during all 5 years of the war. in a word , after the war it seems to me that i not only love you, but also that i understand you. khamenguey entered the first world war as part of the red army cross in 1918, he was wounded , he put out an italian, who was wounded much more seriously on himself, then he was hit by another machine-gun burst. he had 227 fragments in his body and they wanted to take away his leg, the nurses begg

family has come under scrutiny as they fough over millions of dollars they are investigating linda karmen's disappearance and set to meet on monday to collect what they found. >> look, we don't know that linda is alive or dead. >> linda carman's attorney om they searched her home, her son has been under investigation since rescued from a life raft he said he escaped on after the boat they were in together capsized and he lost site of her. nathan has also been at the season ter of another mystery. the unsolved murder of his multimillionaire grandfather three years ago nathan was the last person known to have seen was going to inher it. >> linda was the one who had confrontations his will shows he was worth $44 million. in 2011 hartford police accused her of assaulting him when he threatened to stop giving her money when visiting nathan. the charges were dropped. the report says he was struck upon his head multiple times with linda's closed first >> a lot of the families there was time to time disputes about money. >> linda was the prime suspect in her father's murder until a lie detector tes

cinema , mikhail rom and alexander dovzhenko most of all influenced him on the course that vovgi karmenvedev entered in 1955 by falling in love with cinema, medvedev explained that he tried not to give categorical assessments. he constantly reasoned, asked himself a question, for example, the picture is mother, married vitaly melnikov would she also be good without oleg efremov in gleb panfilov's films of the leading role - are they genre films or author films? what is the difference between the strength of the film studio, lena film. why some absolutely brilliant films turned out to be shadows, they are little known. medvedev, of course, had his own lists of the best years. he emphasized that the list is not rigid, it is constantly changing, but he did focus on the pictures taken in the 1960s, medvedev considered this era the heyday of our cinema. we see on the one hand, and be lectured by his personal experience, on the other hand. like events, the other side personally, as a participant in these events, and from a third country. well, in general, as viewers who watch this movie alrea

captured by the occupiers together, since then she has not seen him from the vinnytsia region oleksiy karmeno kabak, we are ukraine, the marathon is the only news. well, ukrainian carols were played in the medieval cathedral in the center of copenhagen. the shchedryk youth choir was on the way from new york, where the 100th anniversary of the first performance of the world's most popular christmas melody was celebrated on the carnegie stage. there was no one in the hall. not a single free seat, the tickets were sold out three days before the ukrainian event

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that's what we will remember today, first of all, the shooting of roman karmen and again such an up-to-dateheinrich borovik of the soviet airship, which threw the golan for 12 hours, kommunar ended on the land of the soviet field, indeed the irony of fate. today, the same routes are being worked out again to fly around nato countries. well, today we have the details of that visit, which are remembered by the whole fish, that the fish is the halibut of the archive of the murmansk region. dmitry ermolaev immerses us in the real life of his city. beginning of the sixties fish factory production all over the country. we ship about 42450.000 fillets per year. t murmansk at that time is

at the eighty-fifth year of his life , the famous soviet, russian film critic and teacher karmen medvedevied on his death , the press service of the russian film festival in vyborg, whose president armen medvedev was last 23 years. it is known that medvedev struggled with a serious illness for a long time. he died in the first moscow hospice named after millionshchikova. armen medvedev is a significant figure in the history of late soviet and russian cinema at different times, he was the minister of cinematography, the editor-in-chief of the cinema art magazine, he headed the film propaganda bureau, in 1984 he became the editor-in-chief of the script editorial board. goskino, this stage can be considered the pinnacle of his career . medvedev also taught at vgik. supervised in the film criticism workshop, he headed the international foundation for the development of cinema and television for youth children, the oral foundation on bykov, but he was also the permanent director of the russian film festival in vyborg, a window to europe. now the trend continues to talk about a person in some i

here is what we will remember today, first of all, the shooting of roman karmen and again such topical