after the death of king duncan. the first son after 17 years of reign duncan.killed the maguet. in battle. it turned out that after the death of his father. he fled to england and all the years dreamed of regaining his father's throne by the time of shakespeare, the life of a magbit was overgrown with legends by one of them, the writers and told his tragedy, by the way, in it it was the magbits and his wife who killed king duncan. although historians believe that he died in battle and in general there is a lot in the play. does not correspond to historical reality, but it is thanks to her that the name of macbeth, known 1,000 years after his life on august 15, 1918, american troops. the state department landed in vladivostok, officially announced the severance of diplomatic relations with soviet russia and ordered the 27th and 31st infantry regiments and volunteers to be sent to vladivostok, only about 8,000 of their military. among them were also fighters from canada, italy and britain to invade the post-revolutionary russian country of the entente. they decid

after the death of king duncan, the first son of duncan after 17 years of reign, malcol killed macbethit turned out that after the death of his father. he fled to england and all the years dreamed of returning to himself. father's throne by the time of shakespeare, the life of a magbit was overgrown with legends by one of them, the writers and told in his tragedy, by the way, in it it is the magbits and his wife who kill king duncan. although historians believe that he died in battle and in general, much in the play does not correspond to historical reality, but it is thanks to her that the name of the magbit is known a thousand years after his life, on 15. 1918, american troops landed in vladivostok the state department officially announced the break in diplomatic relations with soviet russia and ordered to send to vladivostok 27 and 31 infantry regiments and volunteers in total about 8,000 of their military. among them were also fighters from canada, italy and britain to invade after the revolutionary russian country of the entente. they decided according to one version, because they

king lou big was trying to create the illusion of a bygone world, which he chose to enjoy in solitude. in the duncan, after sunset with 35 servants, had to light all the contents in the palace. after that untruth they all had to vanish. beautiful ring for the king whom i could be alone. hearing in cross visible from far and wide, yet seemingly unapproachable noise feinstein castle at the foot of the alps. the most famous of all his castles, it too was built for lute vig and loot that alone. he was enthralled by tales of the middle ages. the singer's hall was meant to be a tribute to the age of chivalry and its culture. but lute big was also a product of his time. he loved technological innovations, his nights, castle feature, telephones, and running water boot vig never lived to see the completion of either noise bunstein or the headland came. se palace not far away is the only palace the bavarian king. so finished linda hoff, new vig. the 2nd actually lived here for some time, surrounded by a vast park. it's thought to have been his favorite palace. and back on the trail. my uphill battle begins wi

jean king credits williams with inspiring a new generation of players and fans raising the global profile of the sport. williams husband posted today serena's story is just starting, jericka. >> duncan: a lot of people wishing her the best and looking forward to seeing that next chapter. thanks. back here in washington, president biden signed the bipartisan $280 billion chips act to boost the manufacturing of semiconductors in the united states. a severe chip shortage has added to the supply chain slowdown and helped fuel inflation. wcbs's meg oliver takes an in-depth look at fixing the chip crisis. >> reporter: tonight u.s. chip-maker got a boost to their assembly lines. > we need to make the chips in america to bring down everyday costs and create jobs. >> reporter: the legislation will provide $52 billion in subsidies and tax credits for chip manufacturing in the u.s. and 200 billion for scientific research. global foundries is one of the largest chip-maker in the country. how big is this facility? >> give or take about seven football fields. >> reporter: at this high-tech facility everything looks yellow, special lighting to protect the del watt production of microchips. christo