linsey? >> linsey: some good advice there. rob, thank you. >>> now to the retail theft warnings on the eve of black friday, and the beginning of the holiday shopping season. the lapd has released this video of a brazen flash mob robbery at a nike store. they are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspects. how retailers are now fighting a surge in violent crimes to keep holiday shoppers safe. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: tonight, the brazen robberies law enforcement across america are scrambling to combat going into the busy holiday shopping season. the lapd posting this video, asking for the public's help, saying a flash mob entered this nike store with trash bags, pulling armfuls of clothes off the racks. getting away with more than $12,000 in merchandise. nationwide in 2022, retailers facing more than $112 billion in losses due to organized retail crime, a 19% jump from the year before. cities like philadelphia on high alert. >> these were criminals. everybody in the city should be angry. everybody tha

linsey? >> linsey: those families on pins and needles tonight. matt, thank you. >>> tonight, white house officials say they are hopeful the hostage release will begin tomorrow as planned. abc's see llina wang is traveli with the president. and it sounds like the president has been personally involved in these negotiations. >> reporter: that's right, linsey. president biden has been working hard to ensure that this deal gets carried through to the end. senior administration officials have been telling me that president biden has been very hands-on in these negotiations, working the phones, staying in close contact with regional leaders, personally urging qatar to press hamas to accept this deal, and for israel's prime minister to accept it. officials said that included in this release is expected to be three americans, two women and 3-year-old abigail idan, but who is released still remains to be seen. and there are several americans unaccounted for, and many hostages not included in this rele

i'm linsey davis. tonight, president biden is hailing the return of 17 more hostages and expressing hope that the israel/hamas cease-fire will be extended beyond tomorrow, and american girl part of the group released today. 58 people in all, women and children, mostly israelis taken hostage by hamas in the october 7th attacks, released in exchange for more than 100 palestinian prisoners. among those released, four-year-old american abigail idan. her parents both killed by hamas. she fled to a neighbor's home where she was then captured. hundreds of israelis, many waving flags, welcoming the former hostages home at the end of their 51-day ordeal. the father of 9-year-old emily hand, you see him there wrapping his arms around husband young daughter. for weeks, the family actually thought she was dead. her father now vowing to never let her out of his sight. for the families of roughly 200 still held hostage, the anguish continues as they await word if their loved one is coming home. abc's matt gutman lea

linsey? >> linsey: thank you. >>> tonight, the showdown on capitol hill with government funding running out in just seven days. new house speaker mike johnson is expected to introduce a spending bill tomorrow, but if it includes republican policies on the border, abortion, or irs funding, it would go nowhere in the senate. the white house is telling federal agencies to prepare for a shutdown and warning more than 3 million federal employees including members of the military, they could have to go without pay. >>> when we come back, a major blow to the undefeated university of michigan football team. head coach jim harbaugh banned from the sidelines for the rest of the regular season. >>> and america's salute to its veterans. the special surprise at an elementary school. i'm not just accomplished. i am accomplishing. so i'm doing all i can to help lower my risk of breaking a bone. for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture taking calcium and vitamin d may not be enoug

linsey? >> linsey: i can imagine so. trevor, thank you. >>> now, to the israel-hamas war, and the planned cease-fire and hostage release. late today, israel said nothing will take place before friday. the israeli military unleashing massive assaults on gaza until then. today, israel revealed what it claims is more evidence of hamas working out of al shifa hospital in gaza. our team with new images inside the tunnels under the facility and what they found underground. abc's matt gutman reports from israel. >> reporter: tonight, just hours before a planned cease-fire and release of dozens of hostage held by hamas, a senior israeli official now saying that the cease-fire and hostage release won't happen until friday. that as relentless israeli bombardment today left gaza smothered in smoke. israel unleashing a massive bombardment on a city already in ruins. israel and hamas today hammering out the final details for the release of at least 50 israeli women and children held in gaza, in exchange for a four-day cease-fire and

linsey. >> jacyln, thank you. >> linsey: now to the race for 2024. iowa's governor kim reynolds breaking with former president trump. she will endorse ron desantis for the republican nomination. and tonight, new polling shows trump is building strength in battleground states. here's abc's maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, a major win for ron desantis. iowa governor kim reynolds will endorse him over front-runner donald trump at a rally tomorrow night in des moines. sources familiar with the matter tell abc news. just two months ahead of the critical iowa caucuses. trump tonight slamming reynolds as disloyal, writing on social media that he thinks she is now america's most unpopular governor and desantis is second. both trump and desantis taking the stage saturday at florida republican party's freedom summit. >> my people said, "sir, don't hit him, he's a republican." i said, "i don't care if he's a republican. we hit him hard and now he's like a wounded falling bird from the sky." >> we've gotten more endorsements from state legislators than any

linsey? >> linsey: high anxiety for sure. matt, thank you. >>> here in the u.s., millions of americans are on the road and in the air at this hour for what stands to be the busiest thanksgiving travel week ever. steady flow of travelers snaking through boston's logan airport today. the tsa is expecting a record number of people to be screened at the airports. traffic on the highways at its peak over the last 24 hours. nearly 50 million people driving over this holiday. sunday is expected to be the busiest travel day of the entire week. abc's gio benitez covers transportation. >> reporter: tonight, fueled by the lowest gas prices in years, millions of americans are hitting the road for thanksgiving. >> we stopped at annapolis, we stopped in new jersey. next stop is rhode island, and then massachusetts. >> reporter: overnight in los angeles, a sea of red and white lights, as drivers faced gridlock on the 405 freeway. while in the east, drivers faced powerful storms. this tornado spotted in hartford, alabama. this crash in hunts

thanks, linsey.the popular remedies on tik tok for hair loss. that is coming up, george. >>> kaitlin armstrong murder trial, accused of gunning down a romantic rival. her former boyfriend took the stand about seeing the victim right before she was killed. trevor ault with details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. the jury's been hearing from the man in the middle of this so called romantic rivalry, testifying about his relationship with armstrong and saying he spent time with the victim, mo wilson, as a friend, the day his now ex-girlfriend allegedly killed her. this morning more witnesses soon expected to take the stand in the trial of kaitlin armstrong, accused of murdering anna mariah mo wilson in an act of jealous rage against a perceived romantic rival. >> the last thing mo did on this earth was scream in terror. >> reporter: prosecutors claim armstrong ambushed wilson at an austin apartment, killing her because she believed wilson was dating her then boyfriend colin stri

ginger and linsey are at the table. a few more surprises for you, tony. come on out! your family is here! to join us for friendsgiving. [applause] there they are! >> we are sharing our favorite thanksgiving dishes, two incredible chefs are here to put a spin on them. michael chernow, along with chef sohla el-waylly, author of the cookbook "start here." >> and you can scan the qr code to get all the recipes, and shop for all the ingredients. we are making it easy. you are going to start us off, what do you have? >> excuse me, what i have is a cold. [coughing] we have cranberry sauce. i'm good, it is something else i have. cranberry sauce! but is it out of the can? >> this is traditional. canned cranberry sauce, it is easy, you can slice it up and throw it on the table or spice it up. >> how are you going to do that? >> we are going to spice it up today and do basically some caramelized cinnamon apples, some stewed apples we will drop on top of the cranberry sauce. >> i like that idea! >> apples in a pan. you're going to

. >> interesting he calls it a badge of honor, linsey, thank you.ting rosalynn carter, several days begin to honor the first lady who died last week at 96 years old. steve osunsami is in americus, good morning, steve. >> good morning to you, linsey. this hospital campus behind me is the start of a three day goodbye to former first lady, rosalynn carter. she and her husband, former president jimmy carter, were often treated here privately without a whisper ever getting out into the world here that is because so many of the people who work here live in this community, and they are very protective and respectful of the carter family. the carter family motorcade leaves with past and present members of mrs. carter secret service detail. they will stop briefly state university along the carter center in atlanta where a public visitation is scheduled this evening. people are invited to stand alongside the motorcade route to pay their respects. this is obviously a difficult time for the carter family but they are uplifted by the tributes from around the wor

our thanks to linsey davis, by the way. opening up about imposter syndrome.about being diagnosed with dyslexia, 31 years old. >> i want to hear more about how the mud dogs won the bourbon bowl. well, decline there. it's all in his book. >> it's available now. >> i'll read it. >> me, too. love the fonz. we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. >> do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or learning about the newest treatments available? we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400 or go to mazabuka. that's one 800 511 5400. hi it's christina again. >> i'm here to tell you about an all new special offer from my friends at jacuzzi bathroom model that you don't want to miss. you already know jacuzzi has been making water feel great for more than 65 years. and now. now they're bringing you this special offer. we're waiving all installation costs and postponing all pa

but as the man who played the fonz tells abc's linsey davis, he's never felt like one of the cool kidslike to say to the people in the 21st century, huh? >> heeyy! because i'm the fonz, heeyy! >> i never resented playing the fonz. i would do it again just like that in a minute. what i had to learn was, i'm now type cast. i thought i could beat that. >> you moved to l.a., within a - >> two, two weeks. >> of fonz. two weeks? >> i was there, the first week i got "the mary tyler moore show." it was the "friends" of that time. >> hi, this is steve waldman. steve, this is mary richins. >> the very next week, i auditioned for a brand-new series. ♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ which i was stupid enough to think, you know, i was trained for the theater, i don't know if i want to do a series. >> it was below you, "happy days." >> it was below me until it became above me. >> reporter: in his new book "being henry: the fonz and beyond," henry winkler takes us back to the beginning. from his iconic role in "happy days" -- >> everybody gets scared. you just can't show it all the time. >> you never get

good morning, eva. >> good morning, linsey. we are seeing rising rsv numbers in the southern states. health officials say it's just a matter of time before it makes its way north. this morning a warning to parents of small children. rsv cases are on the rise, and now overwhelming hospitals in some states. in texas, health officials now sounding the alarm. >> patient checking in about every three minutes. >> reporter: in fort worth texas officials at cook children's health care system says they treat 240 cases over the last week alone. >> it was an emotional roller coaster. i didn't know if my baby was going to be okay. >> reporter: parents of 10-month-old conner cotton say he was diagnosed with pneumonia and multiple viruses including rsv after he had trouble breathing after a surgery. he's still on a breathing machine. his mother says the icu where he's being treated is full. >> when we arrived at the texas children's emergency room, it was overflowing. >> reporter: rsv is a respiratory virus that, for most, only produces mild

senator linsey graham, thank you. senay your time.ere we turn now to colorado, where your president, joe biden, made a rarepr, as usual, as per usuau didn't go. well, in fact, the trip started with a very concerning moment ntduring photo op with workers at a wind tower factory. biden randomly started talkingry about the nuclear codes. >> okay, watch this. i love my my marine cars. has what has it caused to blow up the world? that is not nuclear weapons. >> it. all right. okay. okay. joe bide >> on was not coherent pretty much all day, dazed and confused, even when reading the giant sized font on his teleprompter. take a look fod anr yourself. >> but i am friends with your leader, mr. moon. you know, all around the world. and we're good guy . d we're good guy >> here in colorado, the wind turbine manufacturing vestasis is investing $40 millionth ad investing $40 millionth additional 1000 employees. >> solar manufacturedir br meyer >> solar manufacturedir br meyer cellbuil factory just down the d in colorado springs. in

linsey? >> now to the war in the middle east.aeli forces saying they have encircled gaza city, dividing the territory in two as the humanitarian crisis only grows. matt rivers is on the scene in israel with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. it has been one month since more than 1,400 people were massacred here in southern israel. hundreds more taken hostage by hamas. this as a grim milestone is marked in gaza. the hamas run gaza health ministry saying that more than 10,000 people have been killed since this conflict began. this morning the israeli military releasing these videos they say show troops on the ground as officials say they are completely surrounding gaza city. israel saying the move cuts the strip in two and makes it harder for hamas to keep control. the battle intensifying and the u.n. says no one is safe. >> gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. i'm deeply concerned about clear violations of international law that we are witnessing. >> reporter: israel urging palestinians to fle

linsey? >> ginger, thank you. now to american officials who said they foiled a plot to assassinate a member of the indian government. aaron katersky has more. >> reporter: the fbi said murder for hire may be a crime out of a movie but the plot in this case was all too real. the u.s. said it foiled an international assassination for hire scheme that stretched from new dehli to new york city. it targeted a seik separatist and critic of the indian government. court records said an unnamed senior field officer in the indian government directed the assassination plot from india. he contacted nick gupta who is charged with arranged to pay a hitman $100,000 for the assassination. the hit man turned out to be an under cover law enforcement officer. the dea uncovered this alleged plot around the same time another separatist was assassinated in canada. the u.s. took this plot so seriously, president biden raised it with the indian prime minister back in september. george? >> aaron, thank you very much. latest now on donald

publication notes that american units will not participate in hostilities, while american senator linseyham believes that there are no limits to killing children and women. is there a limit to what is acceptable for you, in your opinion? should it be for the american authorities, for the united states to say, let's stop for a moment, taking into account the civilian casualties. no, no, no, chile and colombia recalled their ambassadors from tel aviv, bolivia broke off diplomatic relations with israel, we could not help but react to the inhumane treatment of the palestinians, this is our principled position, we are breaking off diplomatic relations with the state of israel. bitterness. participants the conflict is only growing, there is no hope for a truce. germany is tired of throwing money away. there, looking at how well refugees from ukraine have settled down, they naturally ask the question why only every fifth able-bodied ukrainian works, while the rest are on benefits. the german magazine spigen writes about this. for comparison, 66% of ukrainians work in poland, 70 in the netherlan

money for the american military-industrial complex, whose interests they lobby, even such hawks as linseyford from oklahoma, cross 8,000 illegal migrants towards the usa, especially i'll put it out in time. another large caravan. in exchange for aid to ukraine, republicans are demanding that trump's wall be resumed, that penalties for illegal immigrants be toughened, and that the rules for obtaining asylum be made more difficult. if biden agrees, he will sit on the fence and lose the votes of even more democratic voters, many. sberbusiness presents a green week of discounts, become a client of sberbusiness and take advantage of the best offers for your business, only from november 9 to 17. magnet - price, what necessary. chernogolovka drinks.

some foreign politicians, in particular us senator linsey graham, are also calling for elections.ons, because there is a war in the country and martial law is in effect, what can you say about this? it is important to remember that ukraine finds itself in this position because russia continues its full-scale illegal war against ukraine. we have also made it clear to our ukrainian partners that we will not only assist ukraine in its struggles, but we also advocate a careful constitutional approach to maintaining its democracy. a real excellent frog. this is when the toad argues with viper and knows how to organize not only in ukraine, but also in america, the democrats. the senate blocked the allocation of money to israel.

well, what linsey graham says, the pentagon brass and and the corporate ruling class behind them think, they support the eradication, the attempted, the attempt of the israeli racist regime to eradicate the people of palestine, they basically israel has long been part of a protection racket that the united states runs in that part. the world, an enforcer uh, whereby countries pay tribute to the united states and they they uh, which iran no longer does since the shab was overthrown, and and that's why iran is a us target, and they they depend on that flow of wealth, and uh, they uh, war is central to the to the position of the the obselescent position of wall street and the world economy, and like a gangster, what they have is their rep. they got to show they can kill and destroy and uh and people have to be afraid of them because they have nothing else to offer, but of course all this this endless supply of arms and and and money to the to the uh to israel which is really just a component of the us war machine is is is stolen is stolen from people here, it's stolen they they'd rather t

well, what linsey graham says, the pentagon brass and and the uh corporate ruling class behind them think, they support the eradication, the attempted, the attempt of the israeli racist regime to eradicate the people of palestine, they basically israel has long been part of a protection racket that the united states runs in that part of the world. world an enforcer whereby countries pay tribute to the united states and they they uh which iran no longer does since the shah was overthrown and that's why iran is a us target and they they depend on that flow of wealth and uh they war is central to the position of the the obselescent position of wall street and the world economy and like a gangster what they have is their rep. they got to show they can kill and destroy and uh and people have to be afraid of them because they have nothing else to offer, but of course all this this endless supply of arms and and and money to the to the uh to israel which is really just a component of the us war machine is is is stolen, is stolen from people here, it's stolen, they they'd rather they'd rather bom

. >> wade's mother spoke to abc's linsey davis this week, saying police gave her few answers after she first reported her son missing last march. she says police kept telling her they couldn't find him. >> nobody never willing to take the responsibility of what happened. >> turns out the county coroner buried wade in july in this grave numbered 672, saying police failed to identify the body. but just recently, wade's body was exhumed and his family says his id was with him at the time of his death. the family's lawyer, ben crump, saying the fact that dexter had a state identification card and several other identifying items shows us that there was a concerted effort to keep the truth and manner of his death from his family. >> he was a loving person and he didn't deserve he did not deserve this kind of treatment. >> the mayor of jackson previously acknowledged a lack of communication during the months long investigation, but wade's family is now asking the justice department to get involved. lionel andrea, derrick, thank you. >> turning to weather, a storm could disrupt travel in the m

linsey, thank you.. we're as far south as south of hawaii. th's hitting the west keft. they got hit yesterday. today you got a break. then tomorrow we have more rain moving in. about 1 to 2 inches possible. winds gusting as high as 50 miles per hour with this. in some of the high r elevations we could see snow. we could see 3 to 6 inches. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on closer to hom >> pop news time. >> yes, george. good morning to you all. we're going to begin with some award show news. overnight we learned our friend jimmy kimmell will be back to host the 96th annual academy awards. so happy to hear that. the late night talk show first took on hosting duties in 2017. she did it again in 2018 before taking a little hiatus. he did come back for this year. kimmell joked in a statement saying, i always dreamed of hosting the oscars exactly four times. he will be joined by molly mcneery, who executive produced. the 96th annual oscars will be health at the dolby t

this regard, american legislators are less and less sharing the opinion of the crazy rusofov senator linseyne the best investment. the washington post writes bluntly: congressional interest in zelinsky is lower than ever before. the country has other priorities. and it can would mean the end of any aid to ukraine from washington. the aid will not be shared; this is a matter of internal debate in the united states. they argue about how much of a global leader the united states should remain, in my opinion. a global leader, because there is no separate israel and separate ukraine. there is one big war waged by countries with an authoritarian component against a civilized society, a democratic society; russia is the main source of global instability. agency reiders in the victory of ukraine is also not believes and predicts the freezing of the conflict, that ukraine will no longer receive weapons from bratislava - said the minister of defense of slovakia. only general secretary nato stolteng demands more active arming of the banderaites, but he also recognizes the situation in the war as a cat

i'm rachel scott in for linsey davis. new details just coming in on two breaking stories including a devastating helicopter crash that killed five special operations soldiers overseas. we begin tonight with the u.s. unleashing a third round of retaliatory air strikes. they were carried out against iran backed forces in syria. tensions escalating as the war between israel and hamas intensifies. hospitals in gaza hitting a breaking point. this video capturing the moment one of the main hospitals in the area comes under fire. and this dramatic video showing just one of the intense battles between hamas militants and israeli soldiers. israel saying there will be no cease-fire unless the 239 hostages including americans, are released. protesters in tel aviv created a human chain demanding they be freed. we start with the new air strikes. matt gutman leading it us off tonight from israel. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. unleashing a third round of retaliatory airstrikes on iran backed forces in syria. the pentagon saying it hit

dialectics and eclecticists do not allow, they take a completely unambiguous position , there is such a linseys at all to genocide, which, is there a certain limit on casualties among civilians when the government the united states will say, let's take a break, is there a moment when you start to doubt, no, no, of course not, it’s like if we were asked after world war ii, shouldn’t we have taken a break while japan and germany were taking over the world, should israel have taken a break in the fight against those who are trying to exterminate the jews? absolutely nothing, they destroyed german cities, especially in eastern germany , where soviet troops were supposed to enter, and what they did with japanese cities cannot be described at all, yes, there even atomic bombings brought keroshima and nagasaki, which were deliberately targeting the civilian population, not caused such damage as, say, the bombing of tokyo, a few months earlier, when 100,000 people died , a person integrated into the american deep state, that's what he says - this is exactly what the deep state thinks, and blinken in t

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anchors david muir linsey davis, chief meteorologist ginger zee and so many more.ions to them. we love looking at those pictures and there was plenty of running to be had in san francisco for the golden gate half marathon, about 5000 participants lined up for the race early this morning. they made their way through the presidio across the golden gate bridge, then back to the finish line at ghirardelli square. the first place runner, taylor gillan, finished the 13.1 mile in a single hour and 11 minutes. that that is fast. congrats to all of those runners. a wild weekend of football with the 40 niners sitting on the sidelines and the warriors look to extend their winning streak to six. chris alvarez will be right back with all that in we're an hour away from chase and the dubs haven't lost since opening night against phenix. looking to keep both streaks going today in cleveland, iron man kevin looney, playing his 200th straight regular season game just over three minutes to go in the first half. sharing is caring. draymond green up top to gp2 too. dre had eight assis

south carolina senator linsey graham. well, as senator, welcome. good to have you here. yeah, i wish i was there. thank you. joe bid, joe biden, even today, they are pushing israel to hit the pause button . and i'm trying to understand why they would do that because when you hit the pause button, they get to re-arm. when you hit the pause butto tr get to resupply whatever they need. when you hit the pause buttonee they get to restrategize. shouldn't they be out there winninldn't thg the war that tht they didn't start, that they didn't want that? >> they now have to finish. imiss trump. how many of you believe if trump were president, none of this would be happening? preswell, let me ask you this. >> do you believe this wouldn't happen? yeah. okay. okay. here's what i believ here is e. if we're president tomorrow, it will start tomorrow. but let's talk tom i about hilly clinton. >> old, bitter and defeated is no way to go through life. so i support president trump. it's offensive to me to suggest i'm supporting s hitler because she disagrees with the way he does business.

joining us now, south carolina senator linsey. senator, i want to go to the bigger picture. and i certainly understand thany sensitivity having prime minister netanyahu on last night. pr ihe says, you know, there can be no victory without the destruction of hamas. ne but if we're going to really define victory doesn't are hezbollah have to be destroyed in the north? defi on some level have to be dealt with? >> you know, joe biden is offering to free up anotherd' $10 billion while they are fomenting this war, whil he they are involved in the training of the terrorists. on octoberenting t the seventh,e they're providing the munitions to fight these proxy wars. joe biden is freeing up $10prox billion for the mullahs of iran. you knowwa , you know. >> beam me up, scotty.up there's no intelligent life in that whitintelle house. >> yeah, well, i hope that's not true. that'd be pouring gasoline on a fire. st'd be like giving the german $10 billion or more or to the root of all evil. here is iran. e is no hamas without iran. 93% of their budget comes from the iranian ayatollah. hezb

it's just a shame that for you to you have to explain the linsey graham, general jack keane, this president, he does not know how to explain anything. so therefore they lose momentum . we cannot lose ukraine cannot lose to russia here becauso expi e. georgia will be next and they come in for the baltic states. they need to the american people need to play this out. michael, i'll talk to you tomorrow on one nation. >> we'll talk more about this. meanwhile, this story totally different, but extremelyme important. >> two killers are currently on the loose after the horrifiac crimes in the state of washington. >> national correspondent bill malthusian hason. the latest. son. >> brian, a couple of wild stories here. authoritie ls are on the hunt fr two separate killers in washington state. both are on the run right now and one is believed to have already fled to chin fled toa. horrifying footage released by the bellevue police department shows atage shon out-of-control speeding porsche driven by a drunk woman named ten year as she violently crashes, flips the vehicle, sending it airborne and kil

, for the collective west, dead palestinian civilians are just collateral damage, here is senator linseyejoiced... because so many russians are dying in ukraine, and america is investing so little, has now declared that the sky is the limit for america. a lot of people say we have other options. now is not the time when our only weapon is to drop atomic bombs. there are precision weapons , there is intelligence, so i am interested in the question: in 2023, when such advanced armed forces as the israeli and american armies have a choice: is it permissible to drop bombs on densely populated civilian areas, where there are refugees, where there live people full of children, and who in 2023 would have thought that people who survived the holocaust in the second world war would be killed by islamic terrorists in israel to this day, one thing i know for sure, the destruction of hamas is not up for debate, does it exist for you, some kind of acceptable limit, upon reaching which the us government would say, let's... slow down for a second, taking into account civilian casualties. no, there is n

palestinian people, the question was addressed to the late senator graham, linsey graham answered thetruth, the truth during... the second world war, that’s how the americans acted, the americans bombed, no, not cities demolished, cities were demolished by the germans, which they never did, ours, and, by the way, they loved to do this, in eastern germany, where ours were supposed to go, like dresdan, they really destroyed japan, there were atomic bombings, as you remember, and the requirement for the goal was for it to be there more civilians, but i must say, before that they destroyed tokyo, where it’s scary to imagine, during one bombing more people died than during the bombings of kherashim and nagasaki, so everything is so, what are the limits, destroy, destroy. alekseevich, you very correctly acquired toki, which was in tokyo, burned alive, in fact, because they bombed with incendiary bombs, the people burned, burned very badly, and the people who survived there, they said, remembered the smell of human burnt flesh for the rest of their lives, why because that tokyo was made of w

andrey zavodyuk staged the play the last attraction based on the play by david linsey ebert starring staged by igor yatsko in the second edition of the play by maxim gorkov. the main role is played by lyudmila drebneva. music of handel, mozart and pulenko will be performed in the cheikovsky concert hall by alexander fisseevsky and the russian chamber orchestra. conductor alexey utkin. in the large hall of the rachmaninoff conservatory, ivan bessonov performs solo with the russian national orchestra, conductor ivan nikiforun. the pushkin museum on prichistinka presents an exhibition of ivan sergeevich turgenev from the history of cinema on the 205th anniversary of the writer’s birth. the exhibition includes materials for domestic films based on the works of turgenev. krasnoyarsk opera and ballet theater boris godunov presents the premiere of mussorsky's opera named after khorostovsky. ulyanov performs the main role. i must say that the preliminary edition, the so-called one, which is most often performed today in europe, unfortunately, in russia very few theaters have reached it so fa

stage of the branch , andrei zavodyuk staged the play the last attraction based on the play by david linseylny , rostov, vologda lacemakers, zhosttov painting and many other crafts of russia. the museum in its entirety presents the unique author's works of bone-carvers of the ilesk trade lace, lacquer miniatures and other centers that received the highest awards at the world exhibitions of the century in paris, new york, brussels at the all-union all-russian exhibitions and shows. archival. photographic materials from the fund of the scientific and agricultural institute of the art industry that arrived in our museum allow us to reveal the names of leading art critics, artists, craftsmen, thanks to whom the theory of folk art was developed, folk crafts were raised literally from ruins, and folk art itself became one of the leading trends national culture, an integral part of art education and children's upbringing, the fourteenth dyagenev arts festival. the volume opens in the st. petersburg chapel of the program love of the poet with the participation of alexei garibol, boris penkhasovich,