troops of mark antony to rule rome alone, and the legendary general, together with his wife cleopatrathe queen of egypt, committed suicide on april 14, 1930. the poet has committed suicide. vladimir mayakovsky he was only 35 a genius in many ways, not understood by his contemporaries before the tragedy. he had an unsuccessful conversation with his beloved veronica polonskaya. after that, he put a bullet in his heart. the thirtieth year was unsuccessful for mayakovsky; he was ill a lot; he suffered from loneliness; the production of his play was not successful. banya authorities ignored him anniversary exhibition of the poet stopped releasing abroad. but after his death, stalin personally declared him the most talented poet of the soviet era, mayakovsky was almost made into an icon, and a criminal case was opened on the fact of his death, and despite the fact that there is no objective data in favor of this version, so far. many believe that mayakovsky may be killed. on april 14, 1961, the cachino bay operation began, with the goal of the operation being better known as the bay of pigs

she tries and so far she can to hold back and ultimately will throw in her hat with mark antony. host: do we know where cleopatra is buried? stacy: we do not. there is a modern theory that you may have read that she is buried at a temple west of alexandria, there is a dig being done periodically, is a difficult place to dig. i think it is still going on, i have not read about it for a while. it is difficult, partly because the water table has to be exactly right to dig. i think there was a summer home, you could not dig when they were in residence. it is believed cleopatra makes a trip on the day of her death and would not have been able to do that if indeed that is where this took place. we do not know the answer. it is not impossible we will discover a tomb one day. host: you said 70 years after the death of cleopatra, he is writing. what was his importance in the roman empire? stacy: he is one of the few dispassionate chroniclers. often, he is proving a point. it is a portrait of dissipation, to some extent. but let me put his perspective -- when mark antony is in alexandria,

mark antony was unable to establish his power in the political sense, this was the beginning of his collapsetered the so-called second triumver of the trim, along with octavian and mark emily leped , after 12 years, octavian finally defeated brand troops. anthony to rule rome alone legendary general together. with his wife cleopatra, the queen of egypt, he committed suicide on april 14, 1930, the poet committed suicide. vladimir mayakovsky he was only 35 a genius in many ways, not understood by his contemporaries before the tragedy. he had an unsuccessful conversation with his beloved veronica polonskaya. after that, he put a bullet in his heart. the thirtieth year was unsuccessful for mayakovsky; he was ill a lot; he suffered from loneliness; the production of his play was not successful. bath authorities ignored him the anniversary exhibition of the poet was no longer released abroad. but after his death, stalin personally declared him the most talented poet of the soviet era, mayakovsky was almost made into an icon, and a criminal case was opened on the fact of his death. and despite the

founder of the roman empire and its first emperor, suffered heavy losses, but not a single undefeated mark antonyble to assert his power in a political sense , this was the beginning of his collapse. although soon. he entered the so-called second triumver of the trim, together with octavian and mark aemilius lipedus, after 12 years, octavian finally defeated mark's troops. antonia to rule rome alone. and the legendary general , together with his wife cleopatra, the queen of egypt , committed suicide on april 14, 1930, the poet committed suicide. vladimir mayakovsky he was only 35 a genius in many ways, not understood by his contemporaries before the tragedy. he had an unsuccessful conversation with his beloved veronica polonskaya. after that, he put a bullet in his heart in the thirtieth year, unsuccessfully developed for mayakovsky, he was ill a lot, suffered from loneliness, was not successful, the production of his play. banya authorities ignored him anniversary exhibition of the poet stopped releasing abroad. but after his death, stalin personally declared him the most talented, therefore, in

and they fell behind shortly after the half hour mark. antonykeylor navas was arguably forest's best player, but couldn't do much about this one. it was nearly two 10 minutes into the second half, this brilliant strike from bruno fernandes was tipped onto the crossbar by navas. having scored himself, antony then turned provider with this pass for diogo dalot who made it two — it was the portguese defender�*s first ever goal in the premier league. nottingham forest could have escaped the bottom three with a win. erik ten hag's side move up to third, three points clear of newcastle. steve cooper's forest remain 18th. a solid win, i would say, really focused, really concentrated from start to finish. you have to get the second goal. we created a lot, but we didn't score. late on in the game, i think we should have already closed it early on because always there is a threat, you make one mistake and you get an equaliser so you have to avoid that. ah, mistake and you get an equaliser so you have to avoid that.— you have to avoid that. a clean sheet,

tremendous shrewdness, her tremendous sexuality, what an incredibly crafty woman she was and poor mark antony. but they make her something of a cartoon character sometimes, but this larger-than-life figure. host: was she even a gypsy in? stacy: alas, she was macedonian greek. host: -- was she even a gypsy in? stacy: we not only know she was macedonian greek but from every angle, it is possible there is a persian princess who snuck in there somewhere but she is macedonian greek. we know relatively little about what she looked like except what is on her queen portraits. the two conceptions about >> -- it is probably my fault and i wanted to see how far you would go. you asked if there was anything you could you help me. i took you into my confidence and give your full case history, describing that he was gay, thinking i was talking to his closest friend that i could trust. obviously i was wrong. after our close association for a long time, your observations of my dedication to my work, employers and behavior under a most every circumstance i think he would give me some benefit of the doubt i wo

secretary of state antony blinken said yesterday a clearly marked u.s. diplomatic convoy was fired on. nobody was harmed, but in calls with both generals, he said the action was reckless and irresponsible. >> i made very clear that any attacks, threats, dangers posed to our diplomats were totally unacceptable. >> reporter: a 24-hour humanitarian cease-fire was supposed to start earlier tonight, but it has had little effect, and heavy gunfire cou s long after it was supposed to begin. the state department says contingency planning for u.s. personnel in sudan is under way, but, norah, the airport remains closed, and there are currently no plans to evacuate american civilians. >> debora patta, thank you. >>> and there's more breaking news from right here in new york city. at least one person has died and several others were injured after a parking garage partially collapsed in lower manhattan late this afternoon. emergency crews arrived on the scene within minutes, a frantic search for victims. cbs's lilia luciano is there. >> an explosion in a parking gara

secretary of state antony blinken said yesterday a clearly-marked u.s.obody was harmed, but in calls with both generals, he said the action was reckless and irresponsible. >> i made very clear that any attacks, threats, dangers posed to our diplomats were totally unacceptable. >> reporter: a 24-hour humanitarian cease-fire was supposed to start earlier tonight, but it has had little effect, and heavy gunfire could still be heard in the capital long after it was supposed to begin. the state department says contingency planning for u.s. personnel in sudan is underway, but norah, the airport remains closed, and there are currently no plans to evacuate american civilians. >> norah: debora patta, thank you. we want to turn now to the growing mental health crisis facing america's children. the most recent cdc data revealed a troubling trend, that three in five teen girls felt persistently sad or hopeless. to get some advice for parents, we sat down with a top psychologist and the author of the new book, "the emotional lives of teenagers." ishika vij was just 1

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trying to make a policy decision not to do anything that might disrupt antony blinken's meeting with the chinese in beijing. >> john: mark esper, thanks for being with us. appreciate it. what he said was troubling. if you had to -- if you needed a few days to come up with options to shoot down a balloon, how long do you need if there is missile coming in, or maybe we planned for that and not a balloon. >> gillian: we, the american public and the defense department turns out, that others had traversed u.s. air space a handful of times over the last 4 or 5 years. this is something else that came to light only because it's visible from the earth. >> john: it's a balloon, should be able to take it out. it moves slowly. as the case in the end. >> gillian: some of his pr proposals were innovative. >> john: one raptor and one missile. >> gillian: sending little mice up in a hot air balloon to poke it with needles. and serious now, back to the story, a gruesome attack here in the nation's capital. a woman's life taken in the privacy of her own hotel room. the suspect is no stranger it turns out to police. a live report on that n

s. secretary of state antony lincoln said this beyond the holocaust, the united states is concluded. the genocide was committed. 7 times today marks the as i have determined that members of the burmese military committed genocide and crimes against humanity against ruined. recent footage shows that the military and security forces continue to maintain a visible presence in northern mccain. in this video shot in mid 2021, the army and border guard police summon residents of a ro, hinkle village for questioning a sheet there on the lookout for members of rebel armed groups. again in, you know, losing any failure to report, encounters with any armed group could spell trouble for the villagers. but the situation is complicated and the ro hanger are caught in a bind and yellow. so monica adel, musky looked what he was at, the mother that the mother any i to day i can on the day and long baggy se at a sassy at the other bar. mar malik the se, tara my, the. that at that still wouldn't. how at 800 collazo terrapin in her light, a tiny little bit as in the peter like that. i nodded to like that. i know that out as it is in the yellow send

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just before we came on air the us secretary of state antony blinken said a three—day ceasefire had been agreed. marky chance it will hold? any chance it will even start? well, it is to start very soon. we know there have been other ceasefires about, so there have been others that have failed and that is why i think tonight, looking at social media, the view you are getting from people is good luck if it works. the idea is the ceasefire would stabilise the situation and open the way for negotiations about the fundamental issues and, as the us put it, return to civilian government, in other words the two war and military factions could be brought into some sort of agreement about setting things right. there is not that much optimism, we willjust have to see. the us and uk have faced criticism today for not evacuating not the diplomats, they got theirs out at the weekend, but the actual mass of passport holders and nationals from the area. meanwhile, european countries and several others have been pressing ahead with that and their evacuation continues. dutch commanders were among those securing an air

marking the company's largest acquisition in decades. >>> energy security is top of agenda as u.s. secretary of state antonylinken sits down with officials to discuss the relationship with washington and brussels >> this has been evident for some time. relations have never been stronger >>> and trdonald trump arrived new york city for the hearing over alleged hush money payments he becomes the first ever u.s. president to face criminal charges. fr>>> credit suisse board will face investors in person for the first time in four years today in a gathering expected to be a flash point for anger over the emergency rescue by ubs last month. let's get out to joumanna who joins us in zurich outside the agm. joumanna, what are shareholders hoping to get from management at the agm? >> reporter: for many, it is an opportunity for them to voice frustration and ask questions. this is the first agm that has been held and first opportunity to speak to management since the deal was announced a couple of weeks ago. many had been showing up here to anticipate what is expected to be highly controversial one. in a sense, it is

marks of russian disinformation. just ignore this before the election. now the "new york post" reporting that antonyn policy adviser at the time that he was the one that made the call to set this letter in motion. let's call all of our intel contacts, let's get them to get out there and say yes, this looks likes russian disinformation to us. so we'll have more with joe concha in just a second. first to mike emanuel reporting live for us from d.c. on the back story. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. the white house is responding after revelations from an irs insider turned whistle-blower. his attorney says his client has information of preferential treatment and politics about an ongoing and sensitive investigation of a high profile controversial subject. a source familiar tells fox it's the hunter biden criminal probe. he says the disclosures contradict sworn testimony to congress by a senior political appointee. it appoints to a march 1 senate hearing that said the u.s. attorney general in delaware has independence to pursue charges. >> he has been advised that he's not to be denied anything that he needs a

that was i antony blinken the us secretary of state, just reiterating and underlining how great he feels it is to be in brussels to marke finnish flag is due to be raised at nato headquarters in brussels as finland becomes the 31st member of nato later on and we will be there live on bbc news across what is happening there. there will also be a joint ceremony between the finnish president and the us secretary of state when that joining president and the us secretary of state when thatjoining happens later. we will bring you all the analysis on the bbc. martha lane fox is one of the uk's most successful tech entrepreneurs. she was also a former board member of twitter during the saga of its sale to elon musk. she sat down with our tech reporter shiona mccallum who began by asking her about the fast developing use of ai in the tech world. i am of the view that you need to think about things carefully but you can't stop them. there is no point us all sitting here saying ai is going to destroy the world. well, it is happening. technology isn't slowing down, it is speeding up. we are digitising, it is speeding up so we have

well, today marks one week since wall street journal reporter evan gersh covic was taken into custody in russia, accused of espionage. secretary of state antonylinken spoke with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, urging him to immediately release gorshkov itch. blinken says he has no doubt that evan is being wrongfully detained and he expects the formal process to declare just that to be completed soon. that designation would trigger new us government resources to work towards his release. joining me now is pewter sour. he is a friend of gorshkov itches pure, so it's good to talk to you. finally you and i have been messaging each other offline for the past week. um i just want to get your thoughts to what we do know about evans condition which is somewhat hopeful. we know that his lawyers visited him in for the first time yesterday and that a russian prison monitor visited him in his quarantine cell at lefortovo prison on monday, and according to this monitor, evan has not complained about conditions there. the food appears to comply with standard norms there. he's had chicken. he's had soup. he's had cream of wheat daily walks are allow

state antony blinken spoke with his russian counterpart, foreign minister sergei lavrov on sunday to urge russia to immediately released wall street journal reporter evan gersh covic. this marked a very rare phone call between the two men. they have only spoken three times since russia invaded ukraine, and each of those calls has focused on trying to release detained americans. now the state department released a readout of this most recent call , where they say quote secretary blinken conveyed the united states has grave concern over russia's unacceptable detention of a u. s citizen journalist secretary called for his immediate release. secretary blinken further urged the kremlin to immediately released wrongfully detained us citizen paul whelan. paul whelan has is in the process of serving a 16 year sentence after facing espionage charges in russia, which is also facing espionage charges, something that the white house and his employer, the wall street journal, say simply just is not accurate now on the russian side. did they said that this phone call between blinken and lavrov was requested on behalf of the united states, and they said that lavrov told blanket that ultimate

mark does not contacted so many people. it's he's never number one. this month. the state department releasing a statement claiming sweet dance release remains a top priority for president biden and secretary antony blinken. gibson asking fellow americans to throw their support behind swede and in an effort to bring him home. the united states government has demanded his release. >> and we as americans should stand up for this man who represents the best of us. i asked for all of you to raise your voices and demand march release and to pray. but he's returned to his family. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. the clock is ticking for sweden who is scheduled to be executed in 2 years said appeal of his death sentence was just a night this month. >> the ceasefire in sudan is extended for another 3 days. thanks to negotiations in part by the united states uk and the u n there are many reeorts of fighting taking place throughout the capital. khartoum making ongoing evacuations even more difficult. us still has no official plan to evacuate the 16,000 american citizens left in sudan. well, the white house says most are dual citizens and only a fraction of them have expressed any intere

antony blinken urging both sides to halt the violence. >> a scary situation unfolding there. tom, thank you. staying overseas but now turning to ukraine where a war weary population is markingond orthodox christian easter under fire. he sees ian pannell is in kyiv with the latest very good morning to you. >> yeah, good morning. heavy fighting continues in the east of the country, even though it is easter, orthodox easter, as you say. russians trying to take character about their advance is costly with heavy casualties. a cost you dominic ukraine and russia, celebrant and orthodox easter, also a day for people to try and take stock of the war in the enormous loss of life. president zelenskyy speaking today said the main symbol of easter is a victory of good truth and life. vladimir putin attending church in moscow and issuing a statement talking about hope, good thoughts and deeds. his forces continue to kill civilians in ukraine. the toll from a russian strike on the eastern city friday rising, the number of wounded has increased to more than 20 with at least 11 dead and rescuers are still trying to work to recover people after a residential apartment block was hit. and ove