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do you find lover of claims at all possible? well, not only eliot, although will they have been shoulder right again and again. now, because what we have seen is that the show inside has not shown any interest in working together with the russian prosecutors to clear out this case. instead, they have their us and russian prosecution and have started a prosecution of their own because according to them, everything happened on russian territory. and germany is the justice system is not responsible for this case. so what they have done is just thrown axes ations into the air, from accusations at the kremlin, and just thrown in there and see what sticks. and that's not a way to combat international relations. and so mr. i was absolutely right in his reaction and we have to see even the rule of the o.p.c. doubt. you can be in the future because we have seen you are serious so many types now are. and we have clearly see that the houses are missing. are you luck? russia has clearly shown that there was no press. so if there is chemical

lover of just tried to explain this sudden tweets. do you know cleary samples in russia, toxic samples in germany? it wasn't just germany by the way, france and sweden, shortly after that joint base chorus and cited also saying about navi chalk and russia was very quickly accused of using a nerve agent a banned chemical substance and was very quickly punished with a whole package of economic sanctions approved by the whole of e.u. and mr. lover of today expressed his concerns about the behavior from so called park ness of russia that he called unreliable these western partners. and he said russia had prepared sanctions against germany and friends in response to this behavior. it is difficult for me to understand the motives of our german targets, but i already told this to her and i can repeat this. it's not a secret. germany took the role of a leader in the new escalation of relations with the russian federation. there will of course be a response to saying that's you. and since germany was the driving force behind these e.u. sanctio

they became lovers and that's when things got complicated.orman was single but brittany it turns out was married. her husband was a man named terry eldridge, a truck driver who drove his rig at night. what did she tell you about her marriage? >> she was happy but she wanted children and he did not. >> were there any other issues or was that the only one? >> they didn't spend a lot of time together because of their work schedule. she worked during the day. he worked at night. they didn't see each other a lot. >> a married woman having an affair with a co-worker not exactly the script for a fairy tale romance. so for obvious reasons norman and brittany kept their relationship on the down low. >> we never went out in public, you know, out to eat or anything like that maybe but one time. >> but if colleagues could have heard their recorded interoffice phone calls, they would have discovered some suggestive flirty banter. >> i could use your big, strong, manly muscles. >> you know, we all good. >> reporter: more than a year after their affair star

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they were lovers.t these images reveal, you only need to search google for james buchanan to discover the inevitable. american history has declared him to be the first gay president. take long it does not to discover that this popular understanding derives from his relationship with one man in particular. that's right, william rufus king. i would like to hear give a special shout out to project potus pages on instagram. due to this provocative art that you see on screen. here is another lesson for the historical researcher. engagements with social media can be both enlightening to understand popular opinion, and rewarding as a way to validate the importance of your research subject. the slides wonderfully illustrate the points i made in my research. i recommend everyone follows this account that have this mission to illustrate the life of all presidents of the united states. on that point, let me stress about the connection between researcher and subject. the truth is, we all study the things that inte

naples music lovers gather on the square near the tay actress sun, carla. eunice counts monies backstage, having the last chat with friends and colleagues before the performance. it's one of his signature roles. gyptian commander rather miss from aida. her comes about what a performance. how was it for you this here really highlight? it was so hard performing, i would be honest, i just, i guess we got into it and at the end we just drank and sweat and drank and sweat. it was pretty, i mean, like a visit to the sauna in the opera the same time, you know, meet people. i still feel swept away. you too, in new york or you just lost your lover. you died yourself to work all week next week. another will come along, it's like, oh no, that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it incredibly involved emotionally. but view the moment it's over, it's over and it was 5 years. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break for several months because your voice needed a rest. how did you

you too, in new york or you just lost your lover. you died yourself. because the next week, another will come along. it's like, oh no, that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it incredibly involved emotionally. but all of you, the moment it's over, it's over, it was 5 years. probably. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break or several months because your voice needed a rest. how did you deal with that? and why did you worry that you'd have to stop that your voice would never come back to me and here. this is me, i'm 4 club. it's never easy to overcome a vocal crisis vocal difficulties unscathed. is it especially unscathed, at the psychological of that? because you're so deeply connected to your voice. and because you need a huge amount of confidence to be able to draw on your voice in front of thousands of spectators in tight, in the moment you lose trust in your voice. when it becomes very difficult to stay relaxed and you perform with the c.e.o. of you, they

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music lover erin can relate. he reminisced on the last live show that he saw.aw kelly clarkson and it was amazing. i have not gone to a lot of concerts in my life as you put on a good show. >> reporter: ticketmaster's concert provider announced they may have to provide proof of a negative covid-19 test before entering a venue the test would have to be within a 24-72 hour window. anyone who test positive for the virus or does not get screened will not be allowed into the concert. ucla epidemiology professor malloy says it may sound good, but there are more complex issues associated with large gatherings at this time. >> the test that you have today does not mean that you could not get exposed and then become infected after that time. took she added false negatives and other malfunctions could give a false sense of security and make people feel safer than they actually are. >> that was kandiss crone reporting. ticketmaster says you should not worry about permanent health information being stored or shared. >>> let's get another check on the weather with mary lee.

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the lover of was very quick to return some of the criticism as well. both foreign ministers in fact noted the amount of western involvement in the country's internal affairs, most notably in belarus, following that presidential election in august and the political turmoil that ensued in the country that's carrying on until this day. the 2 also accused western powers of sponsoring and supporting so-called colored revolutions movements, political movements in countries that don't toe the western line and don't give in to political pressure from abroad. among other topics was the arms control treaties that very much took center stage and there's not much good news on that front. with lover of stating there wasn't a lot to be discussed and not a lot of agreement could be reached on those issues with the outgoing us administration, just with the trumpet, ministration. currently at the helm. i don't see how we could agree on anything in earnest regarding arms control. we don't know yet who the next administration will be comprised of. we'll see how those peo

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the lay world wildlife conservancy in central kenya is a paradise for animals and animal lovers the 250 square kilometers are home to thousands of giraffes elephants lions rhinos and many other species. the land used to be part of a cattle ranch owned by a british farmer. in the 1980 s. when poaching was decimating the black rhino population the family turned the land into a sanctuary today around 170 black rhino the live in the conservancy. they're protected by 123 rangers a pack of specially trained dogs and a high tech surveillance system most of the rangers are locals. 100 percent of the brain just walk you know from the neighboring community and that is very very important because you know they also have to send a message to a community that they have their ownership because you know people in the community see. it so it's very important to work with people of the law cause the people who . are on a bus. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. community is playing a critical role in terms of

alone has more than 60000 objects taken from africa but according to this lawyer an art lover not all of them are looted he recently published a book on the topic. some objects have obviously been taken away in european states have to give back what was taken in wars but there are also other aspects of africans themselves all are to european visit. florida events and his fellow activists it's not only about bringing heritage spec home as he calls it he also wants european societies to face the realities of their. past that it is our goal to reach the biggest possible audience on the one hand our jaspar and people in africa but also people in europe yeah says says he does not fear possible fines not even prison sentences in his eyes this is about a lot more than just his own destiny. the last head of state of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev is considered a hero in the western world but of russia he's highly controversial now his life has been brought to the stage in moscow. with a very deep i remember everything. memories of the life of one of history's greats michelle gorbachev fro

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[laughter] [indiscernible] >> a lot of my friends who are -- hasdog and cat lovers your dad ever considered getting a pet? tiffany: [indiscernible] two cats. i love animals. i live in an apartment. if baron really wanted one or get one.100% we would [indiscernible] >> how do you encourage the silent majority of voters? [indiscernible] how do you encourage people our -- how do you tell them not to be afraid and how do you them to stop being silent? tiffany: i think we are seeing it now more than we ever have. we are not going to cancel people. [indiscernible] it and cominghing with a sense of dignity that we do need to speak and we can't be afraid anymore. we need to stand on our own power. we need to do it in a peaceful way. it is hard. , maybe though they had their own view and we respect them for that. but we can no longer be a silent majority. now, i amyself, speaking out. i need to stand in my truth. i feel my father has done incredible work. people can judge you and say what they wish but as long as you know that what you are standing for is true, others can say what they may say. >> [

in a starred review, kirkus described the book as "an engrossing read for any book lover." davis' work has been featured on good morning america and excerpted in "vanity fair" magazine. the author has appeared on c-span's book tv, the history channel, as well as the discovery channel. she is a lawyer, graduate of georgetown university, and joining us from the hills of los feliz in los angeles county. thank you for joining us, margaret. margaret: thank you, rhett. it is a joy to be here for your weeklong celebration in honor of first lady jacqueline kennedy. i am so delighted to share with ou a story from my book called "mona lisa in camelot," it is kind of forgotten story. it took place in 1963 when jacqueline kennedy masterminded one of the greatest art exhibitions in american history. let's jump in, shall we? " our story opens with a whisper, a whisper between the young first lady jacqueline kennedy and the charismatic, brilliant and eccentric minister of culture. at a spectacular white house dinner on the evening of may 11, 1962. it was a whispered promise that would set

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new lovers of liberty, the answer it hangs in the balance throughout the immediate months and years for long way to go in this last battle. a long way. while men of goodwill everywhere face the challenge to shape a world in which each nation's upcoming generation can walk with hope and confidence the paths of peace and strive to meet the responsibilities and preserve the victories won by fighting men of the united nations, the hard way. and establish once and for all that even stronger than the atomic bomb is the human heart. ♪ [ baby crying ] ♪ >>> week nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs a as a preview what's every weekend. tonight, programs on the military. historian mitchell yuckalson to tour two battlefields where fight were in the spring of 1918 to stop a german offensive towards paris. starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3 explore our nation's past. c-span3, created by america's cable television companies as public service and brought to you today

the lay world wildlife conservancy and central kenya is a paradise for animals and animal lovers the 250 square kilometers are home to thousands of giraffes elephants lions rhinos and many other species. the land used to be part of a cattle ranch owned by a british farmer in the 1980 s. when poaching was decimating the black rhino population the family turned the land into a sanctuary today around 170 black rhino the live in the conservancy. they're protected by 123 rangers a pack of specially trained dogs and a high tech surveillance system most of the rangers are locals. 98 percent of rain just walking down from the neighboring community and that is very very important because you know the thing also is to send a message to a community that they have they want to shoot because you know people in the community see. it so it's very important to work with people of the luckless the people who. are on a bus. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. community theater playing a critical role in term

and to me, a film lover, one of the great sadnesses, there would have been no casablanca because humphrey bogart was a howland as well. so every life matters. when we brought the ship home from massachusetts from the mystic seaport museum, some of the crew were living history educators who had portrayed john howland. they talked about about what it was like to be aboard the ship under sail and to be in the railings, to be working the ropes, and suddenly have these insights. they saw themselves as the ship was moving, how the ropes were moving. the three young men talked among themselves and said, yes, they could see how the ship is in dramatic water, the rope spills over, and that is what it is doing in the water with john howland. the power of museums is that we are experimentals. we experiment in archaeology, meaning we try to re-create the work of the past. and in that recreation, we discover something about those people that came before us. so sailing the ship gives us insight into the original 1620 voyage. the restoration brings the ship closer to the original 1950's vision that will

naples music lovers gather on the square near the tay actress son carlo. your last count money is backstage, coming the last chat with friends and colleagues before the performance. it's one of his signature roles. the egyptian commander rather miss from her comes thank you, but what a performance. how was it for? you can all sit here really hot. it was so hot performing to be honest. i just, i guess we got into it and at the end we just drank. and sweat and drank and sweat . it was pretty like a visit to the sauna, and they operate the same time. you know, meet people. i still feel swept away in the opera. you just lost your lover, you died yourself. you know, my god, it's the next week. another will come along. it's like, oh no. that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it incredibly involved emotionally. but of you the moment it's over, it's over, it was 5 years. probably. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break or several months because your voice needed a rest.

maría: por lo que le paga, no va a querer que le traiga un latin lover, ¿verdad?s yo le di un adelanto. carmelo: ¿qué cosa? pero, ¿qué estás diciendo? ¿de parte de quién estás? tu no vas a para hasta empeñar mis dientes de oro, ¿verdad? lucha: pásale, hijo, ni que fueras un vulgar delincuente. buenos días, mire usted. la cosa está así, a lo que venimos es a lo siguiente, dos puntos. ¿cómo explicarle? voy a ser clara. yo soy sola, ¿verdad? pero no por eso nos vamos a dejar mangonear. y así como usted me ve, yo tengo muchos cuñados en la procuraduría. carmelo: ¿qué dice esta mujer? albertano: lo que pasa es que sucedió un acontecimiento, un advenimiento que no nos esperábamos. como quien dice, inesperado. y por lo mismo fue así que quisimos hablar por las buenas, ¿no? sin llegar a la violencia ni a los golpes. delfino: buenos días. carmelo: ay, delfino, qué bueno que llegas. ¡alcánzame un palo, hijo! maría: no, abuelito, quieren hablar como la gente. carmelo: ¿y tú les entiendes algo? rosa: ya, mi mamá tiró a la basura al mentado ofertín. maría: ¡no! vida, no me des

marianna munteanu moved to moscow to build up her own environmental organization but she's still not a lover of the city her childhood in the countryside very much shaped to she is. i love nature i love the forest as a child i always spend the summers with my grandmother in the village and still go to that's her house right next to the forest we would go out several times a week picking berries or mushroom. back to the forest on the outskirts of moscow it's time for lunch in the past 10 years marianna new and her helpers have planted more than a 1000000 trees that's the equivalent of around 1300 soccer fields a large number of volunteers of all ages have helped to make it possible. last year she was selected by the united nations for the young champion of the earth award. right nearby she shows us some other young trees from her project that have had a chance to get established. this is true you know supplanted just 7 years ago and as you can see it's already bigger than me and i wish him enough soon this area should once again be a strong healthy forest hopefully strong enough to withstand