the knights retained it for almost 50 more years.e passed to poland only in the middle of the 15th century during the thirteen-year war between the polish kingdom and the teutonic order. it began in 1454 with the teutonic order. he invited czech mercenaries , the best and most expensive at that time, but 3 1/2 years of the war had passed and the order had nothing to pay the mercenary troops. the treasury is empty and then the grand master gives the castle instead of money. and he moves his residence to königsberg. czech mercenaries in the castle for a long time linger. still. these are military mercenaries who earn money in battles. and warriors. they decided to sell the castle in order to get money. the buyer is the polish king casimir and christmas trees. he buys the castle and the czech mercenary will pay 190.000 hungarian flag. this is a gold coin with a total of 665 kg pay the world castle of polish hands will be 315 years before the partition of poland until the end. in the seventeenth century, during the division of poland, th

we're back here can the star of "moon knight," oscar isaac.n, in the same desert where we shot "rise of sky walker" and "dune." that's my stomping ground. >> stephen: how sandy are we talking here? >> every crevice. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's good. do you still find some souvenirs? ( laughter ). >> there are always some crumbs around. >> stephen: i hear budapest is a lot of fun. i've never been. these things called ruin bar where's you go to these places they're still bombed out from world war ii and they are bars until the cops shut them down and they move somewhere else. >> we were there during covid, so everything was shut down. but it was still beautiful. ethan hawke who plays the villain, incredible, we would run together, jogging. >> stephen: there is ethan right there. he is the baddie? >> he's heaviest, yeah, he is. >> stephen: yeah. >> but, you know, it's ethan, so you're never sure because he so charismatic. >> stephen: from the episode i saw, i wasn't sure. thanks for the spoiler. somebody has to be the baddie. he was the badd

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we will talk about it for. a few years, did heather knight and england _ a few years, did heather knightt was the right thing to do and _ believed it was the right thing to do and i— believed it was the right thing to do and i guess we have to believe that _ do and i guess we have to believe that. personally, iwould have batted — that. personally, iwould have batted first and try to get a big score _ batted first and try to get a big score on— batted first and try to get a big score on the board to create pressure. _ score on the board to create pressure, a bit like australia did. australia — pressure, a bit like australia did. australia or— pressure, a bit like australia did. australia or the champions but this tournament will be remembered for so many reasons, it has been the greatest women's world cup we have seen. , , ., , , seen. definitely, it has been nailbiter after _ seen. definitely, it has been nailbiter after nailbiter, - seen. definitely, it has been nailbiter after nailbiter, the | nailbiter after nailbiter, the semi—finals were probably the two games— semi—finals were prob

and indeed, when the valiant european knights they went to the crusades.ght, of course, washed. uh, only two times depends on the crusade. and at the same time, in armor, when they moved across, they crossed over some one river there, and then on the way back from this, then the cologne of the knight of the hung appeared, but well, uh, as the biel newspaper correctly said, after 3 weeks it’s all the same . what stinks, especially if everyone does not wash for 3 weeks, then absolutely, but what struck me, uh, anthropologically what four parts of the body do we still need let's not have a daily transfer of these body parts. let's just say that four four can still be washed, but i think that well, as the prices of gas and other energy rise. uh, four o'clock to three. eh, and so on. that is, we also have a lot of opportunities and where to shrink, yes, but in fact, speaking seriously, really, first of all, european european countries do not calculated the consequences of their own sanctions their own pressure on russia and america suffers less. america is far

steppe knights. yes, this, by the way, i am now very carefully attracted to kazakhstan too.the kazakhs. yes, that is, and besides, i even i notice these kazakh nationalists. eh, well, such propagandists of historians, they are throwing it around that this is our special steppe territory. feature steppe freemen. and as we saw, our cossacks lived very well, who were collaborators during the great patriotic war, that is, this special sense of the cossack identity of different people, i have ancestors there, there are tobolsk cossacks, there are a lot of them ural mass. yes, but there is one. this is also with sholokhov as the attitude of the cossacks with men. yes, but in the ukrainian case, i can say so, the jewish cossacks have become, yes, this is what happens in dnepropetrovsk and what happens? and this is the idea of ​​sovereignty, let's remember. yes , from what ukrainian sovereignty was conducted, just from kazakh traditions, then the baton was transferred to the unr that is, you forget about russian history. this is an occupation. shevchenko was tortured. then there is

" on disney+, where he plays at least three people, including moon knight.fantastic oscar isaac is here. [ cheers and applause she's an emmy-nominated actor you know from "joker," "the harder they fall," and of course, "atlanta," which is back for its third season zazie beetz will be joining us as well. so happy to have her back. and we'll have stand-up from the very funny comedian currently on his first u.s. tour. phil wang will also be here, but before we get to all that, you guys, we've got a great show for you tonight, but i recently saw that a man went and saw the film "spider-man: no way home" 292 times -- excuse me - in theaters -- 292 times - setting a guinness world record. and, well, it got me to thinking i'm getting older. sometimes i look around, i don't even recognize the world i'm living in. things are changing every day, and not always for the better, and it's time to take a moment to talk about how things were, well, just a bit more simple back in my day [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: back in my day, a man wasn't setting guinness records by

he is a knight knight without fear and reproach.to offend him, maybe out of the blue you still can’t order. yes have a walker from the village came to me at the station for money. of course, even then you have to go to the archive to look at pictures of someone from the lads, deryabinsk. well, of course, it will be faster. yes, do you think faster? ok then

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thanks knight. great things are ahead of us. come in, thank you, please. good morning.re we are. i am its host andrey skvortsov, we are sending you on a journey. and you share your impressions with us and today a young family from tver sofya and stanislavna, stanislav 31 years old doctor, surgeon plays what where when interested in the culture of scotland and even wear sofya 26 years old journalist in a news agency is fond of history, costume . she sews clothes, bakes cakes and paints with gouache. hi guys. hello. nice to meet you. i am i heard that you are a native speaker of scotland here. tell us where in general where you can wear it with us. personally, i put it on, let's say, at some medieval festivals for concerts of irish music. eh friends. friends, you are fond of you. costume historically yes, i'm interested in eating, how interesting such a sewing would be. you know that we have to choose a route, you have to choose it, but we make this task difficult. i want to show you two engravings. do you recognize these places, i immediately say, i don’t recognize, i’m

test t that emergency evacuation on capitol hill involving a parachute jump by the army's golden knights wednesday at the nearby washington nationals ball game. garrett haake joins me now. garrett, where was the communication breakdown here >> reporter: well, lester, this was a preplanned demonstration by the army's golden knights parachute team, jumping into the baseball stadium it's really just a few blocks from the capitol complex. but tonight, the capitol police say they weren't given any advance notice of the flight through restricted airspace. in a statement the department said their officers had to make what amounted to a split-second decision with an unknown plane headed their way and they followed their policies and their procedures in ordering last night's evacuation of the entire capitol complex. overnight the faa promised a thorough and expeditious review of the event, which speaker pelosi called an outrageous and frightening mistake. lester >> a sight you wouldn't expect to see there. garrett, thanks. >>> former heavyweight champ mike tyson is facing questions after he was c

responsible for everything like a knight. what do you want to know, whose idea with the kidnapping?a did you figure it all out? we met there in chechnya with praprambul cartridges at a merchant, and we met a year ago, we met, we started thinking, we’ll start a normal man . he didn't want to share with you. not with you, not with your brother. i perfectly understood that something would go, i would not bang like a dog, how they were going to leave. i waited at home, he appeared with money, and i wet the girl, set fire to his house, they left through the forest to the federal highway. and then the country is big here somewhere kilometers, six will have time to intercept, dad, now ours will drive up. you're here. look at the track. and you go through the forest. what black cities there are different for you, where you need to throw the nearest one. i immediately run to the post office, there are different circumstances, let's go, just right. well, let's go sit down, thank you man. i'll take a look now . well, let's go and tighten the hose now. hands, i said, what are you, man if there

el avÓn llevaba a bordo a miembros del equipo de paracaidistas "golden knights" de eÉrcito estadounidense rusas estrecharon el cerco en una gran planta sideÚrgica de mariupol, que representaba elÚltimo bastÓn de la resistencia en esa devastada ciudad. los intensos bombardeos se repitieron en varias cudades el pais...y en medio de otra jornada sangrienta surgen versiones de posibles conversaciones de paz.... pero tambien de nuevas amenazas del kremlin si la otan intenta mediar en el conflicto. sara rincon tiene un resumen de otro dia de horror y destruccion. top banner Ás de cinco millones de personas han huido de ucrania desde que comenÓ la invasÓn rusa el 24 de febrero, segun la oficina del alto comisionado de la onu para los refugiados. la asombrosa cifra es un hito en la mayor crisis de refugiados de europa desde la segunda guerra mundial, a medida que se intensifica e ataque ruso en la regÓn oriental del donÁs. "para hacer lo que no hace el gobierno federal"... esta es la raÓn que dan 25 gobernadores, incluido el de ptejas, para implementar un plan en la frontera que lograra, dicen el

peregrine and i were both knighted on the same day! we stood next to each other.en an important part of your life? i can remember seeing my first television, the boat race, in a shop window. so, it was radio that i listen to as a child. which we as a family listened to, we sat down to listen to particular programmes. i first met anton chekhov and henrik ibsen and bernard shaw, not in the theatre, but on saturday night theatre, the saturday night play, every week. whatever people think about the policies and activities of this country, the bbc is the calling card. i want to go back to the acting, why is it that you often play secondary roles? back in 1974, when you are already talked about as wigan�*s the answer to laurence olivier, you starred in king lear, but in uncle vanya, and a tiny role in others, like iris murdoch plays, what is this interesting paradox that you're upfront and at the back? if you're in the company of actors doing a different play every month or so, you do not want to play the main part every time, and sometimes the leading part is not appro

knight that's why you're here. i want you to know that i hear you and the minute or so that i have left anything that many of my colleagues need to hear about the impact on our native american communities? >> the 2018th campfire when we lived in this area all of that is tribal territory and the major corporation was able to move them and get the funding for tree removal. we have local community members and i created training program to train on how to manage not only forest health but the wetlands and meadows and anything that would be considered firebreaks. i have the unique language of my own. i'm an ecological knowledge practitioner and i've been doing it for 20 years. i usually teach children because children are way more open-minded than congress. i want to tell you is the management of the federal forests really need to be done through corporation with every tribal nation in the united states. you have a lot of hands on deck and a lot of economic investment in each of those tribal territories that allow for w

the knights ate excellent food. this can be done even now. no one needs extra carbohydrates in the diet. therefore, in the recreated atmosphere of the xiv century, we asked the knights of our time, members of the historical reconstruction club, to check the disposable eco-tableware available for sale. harming nature with ecology. we'll figure it out. and to begin with, let's check whether it is convenient to eat from such dishes more hot fatty kupaty thick lentil soup mashed potatoes beans, and pour bright fruit drinks into glasses. i'm slowly getting it, pita, my plates are already worth kirdyk. and i just twisted it, you already see it, so i want to note that the sugar cane remains. some kind of plaque is from mm fruit drink, inside, which is not on the rest of the glass. and look, yes, starch cutlery passed the test without any complaints among the glasses , the leaders were samples from corn starch and paper, there were no traces of fruit drink on them. but of the plates, the reeds did the best and the starch did not deform at all, it was

and knights in this case are not only our servicemen , but also people who died for nothing because someone came and decided to kill them, they gave their lives in any case, not for nothing, they gave their lives for the fact that they were human and for the fact that they did not want to become the same scumbag or the moscow swamp, and when there is a lot of despair and when there is a lot of anger, i talked a lot, precisely with the families of my fallen military wards, these emotions must be directed in two directions with on the one hand , to do everything to cut off this is hostile in all spheres, to renounce clinging, to isolate and help other people, to do in this case from all of moscow from the moscow horde, but on the other hand, to transfer one's emotions is not spent love for others because, unfortunately, the war took away many parents and there are a lot of children who have no one left, and it is precisely these souls who are wounded and crippled by the war that they can find each other in such mutual assistance and can create a kind of new family and a new the basis

we were both knighted on the same telly! brute both knighted on the same telly!fe? i can remember _ important part of your life? i can remember seeing _ important part of your life? i can remember seeing my _ important part of your life? i can remember seeing my first - important part of your life? i can remember seeing my first television, the vote race, in a shop window. so, it was radioed that i listen to as a child. which we as a family listen to, we sat down to listen to particular programmes. i first met anton chekhov and henrik ibsen and bernard shaw, not in the theatre, but saturday night theatre, the saturday night play, every week. whatever people think about the policies and activities of this country, the bbc is the calling card. i country, the bbc is the calling card. :. country, the bbc is the calling card. :, :, :, :, card. i want to go back to the actin: , card. i want to go back to the acting. why _ card. i want to go back to the acting. why is _ card. i want to go back to the acting, why is it _ card. i want to go back to the acting, why is it t

knight that's why you're here. i want you to know that i hear you and the minute or so that i have left anything that many of my colleagues need to hear about the impact on our native american communities? >> the 2018th campfire when we lived in this area all of that is tribal territory and the major corporation was able to move them and get the funding for tree removal. we have local community members and i created training program to train on how to manage not only forest health but the wetlands and meadows and anything that would be considered firebreaks. i have the unique language of my own. i'm an ecological knowledge practitioner and i've been doing it for 20 years. i usually teach children because children are way more open-minded than congress. i want to tell you is the management of the federal forests really need to be done through corporation with every tribal nation in the united states. you have a lot of hands on deck and a lot of economic investment in each of those tribal territories that allow for w

toe ma bravo was saying it's possible they could be considering a bid as a white knight, but i reallyon't see that happening as well because when i think about the acquisitions these private market companies, the private equity folks, have made, they tend to be more in the enterprise software space. i mean, twitter is a different play book. you can't really apply that enterprise software play book where it's a little more obvious where some of the opportunities are to decrease cost, increase margin you know, twitter is this complex almost living organism and when we think about the platform health that everyone talks about, outsized influence that a small percentage, the top 1% or even .1% users have, it's much more complex to put a management team to go in there and identify efficiencies. >> yeah. lo, let's talk about the board and their ownership and their incentives musk has a point, doesn't he are they acting in the best interest of the shareholders collectively they have just a fraction of the company. he tweeted this morning that they have salaries for being on the board. is tha

little thing is important scouts will depend on one minute for me illegal scouts especially these are knights not know fear and no reproach from the very important trials that are coming. u's on his way to a man doing illegal intelligence. it seems to me, some kind of global loneliness. dad in the life of the chief intelligence officer of the union was secret almost everything was secret even for the closest ones, after the filming of the film, we met with the son of pablo fitin vladimir fitin, but when we found out at all that your father was the head of stirlitz, there were some senseless intelligence questions. never speaks their meeting with their father tells this silent fishing. a game in tennis, if conversations, then never about the work that his father was the head of intelligence and found out when some of the information about him had already been declassified and still is. he can only guess for what all these awards are on his chest , including the order of the red banner which he received for special courage and courage in defending the fatherland , obviously thanks to intelligen

a white knight could find it must be called his financing. richest person, the world they had to down deal got done. so, you know, look, i think for mosque the easy part. he was playing chassis, the board was playing checkers. so that was the easy part. the hard parts can be fixing twitter, which is what i view as almost every like up to a battle that's been a lot of touring and falling to get to this point. it was, you know, is it almost going to join the board? no, he's not. he wants to buy it out that going to put for this poison pill plan that didn't happen. why do you think it is that the board ended up accepting this deal? well, this is, this is a game, or game of thrones, right? and in terms of how it all played out, i mean, ultimately, i mean must surprise the board with the 9 percent the they tried to invite them on thinking musk is just gonna eat cheese and crackers in the corner and approving board measures. but we all know that's not mosse, so one must decided not to join the board. that's where this became hostile. now of course, the board did a poison pill, and that just

one of the holiest knights of the year in islam as being observed and occupied east jerusalem. earlier, there were an estimated quarter of a 1000000 worshippers at the alex and mosque for let al qaeda which marks the 27th night of the month of ramadan. it follows his ready raids at the hoti site and the killing of at least 17 palestinians recently across the occupied west bank. 2 of them in the last 2 days. so those were the headlines and he's continue. is he on al jazeera after? i'll just hear a world statute. thanks a lot bye for now. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah. ah. my failure in the yes, it's linda cargile that other what you did and it was done if you have them then you maybe you live. i'm is, i'm on the door which will show up your madison. what sellers? shenker you do e with a 4. 0 yeah. yeah. no. yeah. i know you're not. i've always showed up last night. i lost my job and i was on the end of treasure for sure who was on there, but i will be on a decision to resume alleged all of the most weird knowledge, but i'm not sure for sure unless you just called and talked to him ab

ukrainian knights know how to turn cities into fortresses. they are building.nderground passages. they create pillboxes. they create zots, they turn residential dwellings into firing positions. that is, that’s all, but they use the industrial zone to hide weapons there in order to drive self-propelled guns there , and the guns that they go to the surface probably work out their descend back , which is exactly what happens in the dangerous and in the boundary now. uh, here's our troops they're trying, and already they'll start a war on the outskirts of rubizhne, that is, a line of 50,000 cities. and i think that it is preserved somewhere on the territory. well, okay probably 20 thousand and people come out only when they open up streets after streets and they manage to get out through some passages to the assemblage point from the assemblage point. the ministry of emergency situations is already taking it out. that is, trucks with food, water, medicines go there, and from there people are already loaded into these trucks and go to, uh, places where you can alrea

yesaul alyosha popovsky son of course, one might get the impression that ilya muromets was such a knight without fear and reproach all the life that passed on the battlefield, but if we read the text of the epics, we will see quite human features of the literary character. perhaps they testified to his real life, in which he was a conscientious and fair person who loved his mother, the imperial envoy of the forest. it's no coincidence that i'm so interested. ilya muromets. here, among other things, it worked. also, the recognition factor must be thought that the lesotho knew his folk german epic well, and there is a mention of our russian hero in the poem about the lords of the guard. ortnite. there is an interesting episode with the participation of an epic hero was recorded in the twenties- thirties of the xii century on the basis of early delicious legends in it, ilya the russian is presented as the maternal uncle of the protagonist of the king of ortnit, who ruled in the pawnshop in garda, ilya is also called the king or king from wild russia, and among the warlike herbs, the lyrical

didn’t declare, how many people they took from him, you know, the fewer, the fewer questions the knight a gun. they wanted to get me in the zone. that bitch will never forgive. easy normal i brought hawk. let you sit. okay order, macho, not at you, having filled up there tears and a sword, and i don’t want it to happen more calmly. stop what kind of paranoia, okay, in general, accomplices took one lived, the other did not. there is also a chapter left. we have the leader hi well, yes, you slammed him all the honor to honor the trip was processed through the taxi depot dispatcher. so don't dig. and when the mayor was robbed from him, by the way, he also had an alibi. well, no, handsome men, what can i say, there are no jambs , it happens. everything is fine. it's very simple, look here. another one and a half pieces goes uh, in general, i drove him into the yard. and then you meet knives fedotov knows me by sight rodion, generally in uniform, the assistant will accelerate himself, especially since i looked at all, do not hide. hello yurok, i didn’t understand that we were getting to know

there is a very famous line in "the dark knight" where batman says, as a man, i can be defeated.s a symbol, imeverlasting. trump didn't want to just defeat obamacare the bill or obama the man, he wanted to defeat obama the symbol, the symbol of a diverse democratic country, a symbol that joe biden and democrats want the people to carry in their hearts, the symbol that trump and the gop want people to forget. >> how does that relate to dying a hero or living long enough to be a villain? >> well, i think for unfortunately donald trump i think in many, from the minds of many people, he is already the villain, but i do think that -- >> really. >> -- one of the things that goes to is the idea that historical legacies can change over time, you know, and barack obama when he was president, and i remember it well, you know, was a very stormy presidency. he wasn't always the most popular person in the country. you can look at -- >> which he joked about it. >> and he joked about it today and the aca is a classic example of that, where this was an incredibly unpopular piece of legislation u

i'm like a devoted knight, love you like god i'm not afraid, you can't find the strength and death. christmas only because i still do n't like it. give love everything in our life. i want to say. what i still don't love, i'm not defeated by the force of betrayal, the cunning of services, just because i still believe, i believe in love. but he doesn't defeat him. and farewell to the legendary history of this hall. thanks for all. and today i opened my next page. they fell on an emphasis. well panic. how does she feel like a goddess? no, leaving the house we help out likes black. all my cars are strictly black. i'm dying brunet move and vs planets, but always afterwards black jeans skin is a prize shines with a stone little finger. we're on black horses prince ok ok ok ok i love white yellow gold. ok? okay and where you are stylish, but stylish does not mean that it is expensive, although it is expensive, that tomorrow the mood is controversial for today, black is the dark color of the mood is black. uh, she feels like a goddess like your mom's lamborghini at my concert, all your fami

open the trunk. a little patience and learn on your delightful machine, leaving a wound in the poor knight'srt. throw your work to the subway, i'll be happy. stick, please, not a question. dear sasha punish him for the whole program, not for the car for lying, i can't stand it, when they lie and add for the escape, creature. excuse me, mademoiselle, i have to take you hostage. who are you? count of monte cresto? i need your father. we will now go with you to one place where you will be left alone until your dad comes and saves you. all clear. i need your father. go. ah, it's all right. how did the wife drink something yesterday sent to the dacha? lucky hello pass on the good come on. why did you run away maxim krylov nadezhda , major lisovsky is bothering you. hello , i remember alexey vladimirovich yes, yes, i hope i'm not distracting you. no, i understand that you have some questions for me. yes, they already called victor. i didn't call victor. perhaps, in general, what i wanted to ask, if the wing does show up, immediately, let me know, we agreed. good? thank you bye. i wonder who called

glorious knight spare me. there will be no mercy. yes, we are lady saltykov.'t interfere, these are theatrical swords. now you're going to die and god knows that you deserve this death. bravo just bravo what did you say? saltykov i said bravo yes, the skill of this man deserves praise, my father taught me. you are crazy, and if i was hurt, maybe you really are a spy adorns a man and do not let you forget about marriages. let the soldiers fight, i will be the commander, and the commander needs a sword in order to indicate where you want to attack, i will show how king frederick takes the parade . wanna talk to me about love and tender feelings. about your feelings for me. the most daring commander of the great friedrich saltykov stand so, what did you want to talk to me about? i received an answer. thank you for your community's honesty. thanks everyone for the lesson. in the name of her imperial majesty, the new ambassador of the great ottoman state, pyotr fedorovich, like a child, i want to hug him and feel sorry for him, but hug him. what to expect sit strai

with the end of the game, well, yes, with the endgame, it’s still quite simple that the black knightes the white queen, and then the white bishop checkmates the black king. you understand, then white is his or some important piece in order to later win the game as a whole, not this important piece, but the most important piece of the queen. it turns out that the last victim of the killer should be some very dear person for him. okay, where are you? i will now, yes. this is mountains. you will give him a lift at the apartment of the former mother-in-law. it’s easier for you thank you early vladislavovna where is shurik he is about to come? we were going to commemorate the deer. let's remember boris. and here is shurik. i'll explain everything now, don't drink. what is what happened black horse white queen. black horse black horse are you saying that i want to say that this whiskey can be poisoned? excuse me, for god's sake, what have you done, son? you didn't like how i played? well, you yourself always wanted me to play, you yourself always said that life is chess cells. oh people, c

from under the earth so , dear friends, the city of the russian federation was founded in 1427 by knightsyed an important economic role in trade between russia and the west already at the end of the 15th century. 3,000 people lived here. it turns out that the laboratory is somewhere on this street. mickiewicz 14 is an ordinary residential building, in which for 100 years a laboratory at home is unknown. it remains for us to find out , of course, everything is wonderful, but white laboratory. this is not a stall. she cannot be. in fact, the task of counterintelligence is to find an object to provide us with coordinates. and then maybe we can go in. the proposal will go to your engineering sapper company, reconnaissance and special forces, which we must fulfill and no one cares, as i express it clearly. we peaceful excursions help yourself with boris andreevich at home thank you deliciously bake the cut yourself. maybe she and me it will be necessary for you to deliver. here only the material was transferred to the customer. and then he went to forest. let's go. with the work of this progra

i love moon knight."famous actor, director, filmmaker, raconteur i am a anonymous husky black gentleman who will be ferrying marijuana across state lines [ laughter ] i don't think so, pal. not going to end so well for me." >> seth: yeah. well, your instincts are good, but i will say, i'm glad kevin checked on his joint we still have it this is -- this -- he brought this, i think, three years ago and -- >> i'm sure it's great now >> seth: he dared me to keep it here as long as i could, and i have it now. i feel like it's just fully legal now. [ laughter ] >> and now you can't smoke it, because you'll get superpowers >> seth: exactly [ laughter ] hey, thank you so much for being here congratulations on both the campaign and this really, really wonderful book [ cheers and applause >> oh, thank you >> seth: thank you so much marc bernardin, everybody. "adora and the distance" is on sale now we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ everything we do is for the green, ♪ ♪ but we do it with ease. ♪ ♪ i got

knights will continue to be chilly and grey skies are clear but it's fresher air mass and we are betweener systems so twins will be like. we have got a cooler air mass around us so it will be another cool day. a cold start with a touch of frost across parts of scotland and northern ireland and bremen have this weather front across the northwest of scotland bringing showers otherwise some sunshine here. sunny spells with cloud and showers for england and wales. some of the showers can be heavy and slow moving as the windows to be light across in light winds as well for the northwest of scotland. 14 or 15 degrees and snow as about 10 or 11 across the north of scotland. as he head into tuesday night we will see clouds and what showers pushing last. skies are cloudy with those of four to 8 degrees and skies are clear and we will see a touch of frost. 0n clear and we will see a touch of frost. on wednesday high pressure is strengthening across scandinavia keeping low pressure system out at bay which will remain out in the atlantic. northern ireland and the rest of break and will be dry feelin

we were both knighted on the same day. we stood next to each other. ., .., . day.rtant _ other. to collect the bbc has been an important part - other. to collect the bbc has been an important part of. other. to collect the bbc has i been an important part of your life? get the mac i can remember seeing my first television, the boat race, in a shop window in wycombe. so it was radio that i listened to as a kid and we as a family listened to. we sat down to listened to. we sat down to listen to the programme and i first met anton chekhov and henrik ibsen and bernard shaw not in the theatre but on saturday night theatre which was the saturday night play. every week. whatever people think about the policies and activities of this country, the bbc is the calling card. i want to go back to some of your acting. why is it you often play secondary roles? back in 1974 when you've talked of as the answer to laurence olivier in the starting king the n wimbledon and elsewhere but as edgar and paul tom. we had a tiny role in uncle viney in small roles in iris murdoch plays. what

in belgrade you and asking, serve where part of the unique operation in which they ask 117 knight hawk stout fighter jad, of america's air forces was shut down. as far as i know, this was the only time when the aircraft of that type was lost in combat. how did that happen with richard? that night i was at the command post of the 200 and 58th air defense, myself brigade, which was guarding belgrade chief of staff. colonel dragon, stank, of which was the commander of the task force. my zone included the 3rd battalion, which was under the leadership of colonel dan, is alton. we were in touch and he was telling me what he saw in his raid up and i was relaying to him the into that i got from our control and reporting center. at some point, a target appeared and the intercept zone of the 3rd battalion. and i gave danny the order to shoot it down. as i said, did you know what the target was? yes, mean his lawyer. no, we didn't. it was just the target force. his team did a good job and the next day we found out from the news on t v that we had shot down an f 117 night hawk stealth aircraft. th

how not to believe the hero of the revolution, only the hero knight without fear and reproach?nd asshole are you with us? naughty gentlemen, this is luck i've taken with me. most curious we nikolai are looking for no revolutionary, my dear. no, you are not a defender, the oppressed will put absolutely ammunition on you for the oppressed, the courage of thrills, give it to you, that's why you went to revolutionary is terrorists. here they are asking for mercy. here gentlemen. this is seleznyov. he wanted a thrill in the most wicked institution on ligovka . well, of course a different current. yes, here's the jump. this is him with a ten-year-old girl of 14 years old, the whole ligovka has been going to her for 3 years. well, this is mr. revolutionary. it changes things 14 years. the most age for revolutionaries. well, take a look, this is secret shooting, a new technique, please admire what it is. and you, my soul seleznev , would be better if you were a canarchist, you would be more comfortable there with morality is simpler, and yours will not forgive such a pirouette, my frie

well, i noticed that zina likes men's uniforms, well, accordingly, i made a knight's move.ood one action movie and one melodrama zakharchenko is looking forward to the story, we ask, but i don’t have a story, i read the notes about sherlock and suffered. it's good to shake. come on pods. and where is he, some kind of beast. damn wait wait. i stand, keep handsome.

today, from the new series, "moon knight," oscar isaac.anatomy of a scandal," rupert friend appeared plus, we are kicking off our "spring has sprung week" by bringing some spring into your home. all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ryan: hey! morning, deja. wow. good morning. >> kelly: thank you. hi.

enemy for pooty, which in the best wishes roman moses fears defending odessa will involve many more knights spend under ground. he is even started to install an internet network in the tunnels, in preparation for a possible long bachelor het plans for germany's president frank ralph. a shy my to visit keith have been abandoned after the murder, as he wasn't. welcome in the ukrainian capital. as in stine, ma, whose role is largely ceremonial, had close relations with russia in the past. and last week admitted mistakes in his policy towards the country present, commented on his cancelled a trip to day and a visit to poland. ma'am colleague on fonder bonus starts, was it, and my colleague and friend polish president. andre duda recently suggested that the 2 of us, together with the presidents of estonia, latvia and lithuania, travel to key of to send a strong signal of joint european solidarity with ukraine. middle kiner present non so that i was ready to do that, but apparently and a half to take note that was not wanted by keith. let us in here nick goods as find out why wherever the w polit

for putting of which in the best wishes roman moses fears defending odessa will involve many more knights. spend underground is even started to install an internet network in the tunnels. in preparation for a possible long bachelor het ukrainian officials say they've captured a fugitive pro russian politician victim it viejo oak is a close associate as close associate of vladimir putin and is the russian leaders. most influential ally in ukraine mid via chak, had been under house arrest facing treason charges, but reportedly escaped after russia's invasion. he was then re arrested in a special operation by ukraine's secret services. germany is president frank via tish dine. maia has been told that he's not welcome in keith stein. my encourage closer relations with russia when he was german. foreign minister and last week admitted that this had been a mistake on a visit to poland stein my ended up cutting his trip short and returned home. it was a conscious display of harmony when german president frank volta shine maya was welcomed by his polish counterpart on j. duda. and their plans to

so i now knight you all generation exoplanet.hen: and now thousands, right? >> we just passed 5,000 just a couple of weeks ago. so among those, some of them have multiple planet systems. and we have multiple planets, you can check is one of them in the goldilocks zone or not? if you're there, you can sustain liquid water. if you center a ranking of which planets you want to check first for life, life as we know it, those you go first. >> stephen: you said we should learn to love the questions rather than focus on the answer. what question do you presently love the most? >> i wonder if the human intellect is sufficient to answer the questions we have posed, or even more so, are we smart enough to even know what next questions to ask? i lose sleep on that. so my question is the question about whether we even know what question to ask. and-- and-- and that's not so weird because imagine-- have you ever had a conversation with a chimp? it's generally, no, you can't. you say, a shipment of bananas are coming in at four:30 tomorrow aft

there's a real risk it may keep you and millions of others from moving look at the data from black knightumber of mortgages by interest rate. a few hundred thousand have a rate less than 2%. 9.5 million more with a rate 3% to 5%. put another way, about 3 of 4 homeowners who has a mortgage, many people own outright has a mortgage at far lower rates than what they get today. the good news? fannie mae says 93% of homeowners say their home is affordable in large part with the low rates they may have locked in. so, being locked this is a good thing, but could that lock people in to never moving? moving means you will not buy or rent a new home, but still hot market, but also buying a home at a higher mortgage rate. ultimately we don't know how the housing market will shakeout with the higher rates we do know that tens of millions of people sitting on mortgage rates they may not see again for years or ever. you wonder what that could do to housing and home sales this year call it the down side of low rates and being locked in. random but interesting >>> coming up, more of your morning big money