marshal natalya says that this was the whole father.preciated beauty, loved poetry and painting in his vast library. she could find both balzac and mapasan. he is not he was a callous and cold man of war to fight, he knew how to be honest and tough. marshal tank , his front with two powerful tank armies pushed the nazis without respite defense of moscow ukraine poland-czechoslovakia liberated konev city after city but surprisingly his army left these cities practically untouched attack with surgical precision history. well, for example, the same lvov was the same on the right, of course. the same thing happened with very many polish cities, including there, he believed that it was built by people, but it is better to preserve, of course, the monument to marshal konev in kiev is both a symbol of memory and a symbol of how the pages of history are being crossed out. it was originally built by the poles and installed in krakow as a token of gratitude to the horses in for saving the city, but the ussr did not and more decided to comply with

today is the 125th anniversary of the birth of ivan konev marshal tank soldier marshal so called hiss defense of moscow ukraine poland czechoslovakia saved prague krakow well, what, there is now a war with monuments and memory, as if there was no happy meeting of the liberators, and he saved not only cities, but also masterpieces of world art. our correspondent pyotr deryagin met with marshal's daughter and visited a distant northern village where the horse was born. he saw her for the first time here in saxony in a dark and damp adit, marshal and vankonev and his soldiers opened the boxes hidden by the nazis and suddenly the beautiful face of the cap, there their caps stood up and said, well, how to explain this? this is their madonna. this is it. the feeling that they stand before something very high . sistine madonna. one of the major masterpieces of the renaissance was removed from dresden , along with thousands of other pieces of art, right before the city was razed to the ground by the british and americans, the senseless attack soberly was not a military city. this act of inti

this one, the air marshals national council president, david, said this redeployment of air marshals 99% of all commercial flights without an air marshals. >> harris: and a time america will fly forward in the holiday season. >> dagen: it is not just the potential for terrorists incidents. it is unrelated passengers. 21, over 2100 report so far this year of -- almost 22, that is on flight attendants and fellow passengers to protect people on planes. we all deserve better and we deserve air marshals. >> emily: i remember talking about this because this is an unbelievable miss u.s. of air marshals and trained in counterterrorism. they are handing out water bottles at the southern border right now. and these are the numbers. there used to be before they were getting sent to the border air marshals on 5% of planes, which has i think stunningly low as it is and dagen, 1%. my question is where is pete buttigieg on this? it is not like air travel got sleep overnight. it feels like we are playing with fire when it comes to the southern border and air travel is welcome a 73,000 known got a no

we have always had some air marshals that can volunteer.or law enforcement background who are comfortable working in those atmospheres, right? because you need to know about prisoner transport. there's a lot of different things that you need to know whether you are -- like basically on street cop on the ground vs. working at 35,000 feet. so, dhs is incorrect about that. they are trying to force the air marshals off the planes and down to the border also, we believe with our legal council that they are out of their statutory authority given to them by congress after 9/11, in the deployment of federal air marshals. federal air marshals are only by statute allowed to be deployed in national transportation domains and that's period there are no exceptions. >> pete: do you have enough air marshals already? what's the status of your department overall? >> we are not -- we do not have enough, pete. we are 21 years into the deployment that we have had since 9/11 and a lot of our air marshals have met their 20-year mark. we have seen a high number o

first, marshall's right hand was cut off. then they threw ropes directly over our monument. locals pulled it out of the pedestal, wine began to pose for photographers such a block.

marshal natalya says that this was the whole father.ved poetry and painting in his vast library. she could find both balzac and maupassant, he was not a callous and cold man of war, but he knew how to fight honestly and harshly. one of the nicknames of konev marshal tank, its front with two powerful tank armies pressed the nazis without respite, the defense of moscow ukraine poland czechoslovakia liberated city after city konev but surprisingly, his army left these cities practically untouched by an attack with surgical precision at the tip of his blow. there were very beautiful old cities with a great history. well, for example, the same lvov was the same on the right, of course. the same happened with so many polish cities, including there he believed that it was built by people, but it is better to preserve, of course, the monument to marshal konev in kirov is both a symbol of memory and a symbol of how the pages of history are being crossed out. it was originally built by the poles and installed in krakow as a token of gratitude to

this is why we have air a marshalls. this is -- air marshals.hy we created and a expanded this program and now he takes them and uses them for something else and i've spoken to some of them and they will tell you they are making sandwiches. they are taking trash out. they are going to do projects that really just isn't necessary for them. i mean, this is shameful. it's time for this man to leave. he's he's hurting -- he somehow has not only managed to hurt literally the country as far as immigration, now he's hurting us with the airlines and our security and our safety. if we don't need that many air marshals there, then why do we have them? maria: i mean, the air marshals going to the border now, why not just secure the border? i mean, this is an untenable situation. we've been to the border. i've been there literally myself five times and every time i go it's just an incredible sight to see. we have new numbers this morning, congressman. u.s. custom and a border patrol reporting over 73,000 got aways in the month of november. 73,000 people tha

they are air marshals. they are not border marshals. all right, 7:17. carley joins us with news from alabama and it's not good. >> carley: yeah. that's right. big time weather news here, guys. two people are dead in alabama after at least 35 reported tornadoes rocked the south between tuesday night and yesterday morning. many seeking shelter in the dark of night as severe storms across louisiana, mississippi and alabama. thankfully power has mostly been restored after more than 50,000 people lost electricity yesterday. new video out of china shows people standing on a window legislation during a high rise fire. two residents seen here desperately trying to avoid black smoke billowing from the building. the fire comes as china plans to losen its covid restrictions after weeks of historic protest. house democrats elect hakeem jeffries as the party's leader in the next congress. jeffries will the first black lawmaker to serve in the role. he ran unopposed and will succeed nancy pelosi to returns to being a rank and file member. jeffries has reportedly alre

our legislation would also commission a new bust for justice thurgood marshall, not to be put outside the old senate chamber, because the historian rightfully observed he was not a member of the old senate chamber. but it will be placed at some appropriate place in the capitol. as the first african-american to sit on the supreme court of the united states. as a towering civil rights leader, defending of our founding principles and the first black supreme court justice, marshall is a marylander worthy of a place of honor in these historic halls. in removing taney's bust, i'm not asking that we would hold taney's to today's moral standards -- taney to today's moral standards. in contrary, let us hold him who the standard of his contemporaries, harriet tubman, frederick douglass, abe abraham lincoln, and all of those who understood that the enslavingment of others has -- enslavement of others has always been an immoral act. figures like taney belong in history textbooks and classroom discussions, not in marble bronze on public display of honor. yes, we ought to know who the roger brooke

i clerked for chief justice marshall as they said and justice marshall was one of my predecessors as solicitor general. if you had asked justice marshall what was his best job in law, remember, this is a person not only a supreme court justice, but the head of the legal defense fund and that rule --role has reshaped all of american society, but if you asked justice marshall what was his best job in law, he would say being solicitor general. this idea, for him, just a special meaning and residence, -- residents. --resonance. the idea of a black man walking up to a podium saying, i'm here to represent the united states, when in his prior legal career, he was run out of town on a rail as he traversed different courtrooms across the southern united states. it meant an enormous amount to him from that perspective, but i think, also, he would tell you , as i would, it is just an awesome job, where you are making these big decisions. of course, you have bosses, but you rarely go up to the attorney general and the presidency and you are making these big decisions about litigation surgery and

the air marshall national council says it will leave 99 out of 100 flights without a marshall on boardssignments on planes as you said, some air marshals are being deployed to the southern border. but the council says they are performing humanitarian tasks like preparing food and taking migrants who need medical care to the hospital the tsa denies that air marshals could lose their jobs if they ignore the biden administration's deployment orders. some of them say they feel they have no choice but to refuse to keep passengers safe. >> they are very menial task. they are transportation to the hospital, hospital watch. nothing that would have any affect on what their current, highly trained, you know, status would be. you are taking a highly skilled air marshall and putting them on the border basically doing details that an ngo or a contractor could do. >> the department of homeland security, which overseas the tsa and air marshals, tells fox business the suggestion that flights are being left unprotected is completely false. tsa takes its responsibility to secure the skies for the travel

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have reached berlin and then to prague and he became a marshal of the victory for which he fought fromfirst day of the war, a similar god of the first ukrainian front, headed twice by hero of the soviet union marshal pony, antonshina news. according to statistics, the safe use of new year's garlands often causes fires. what you need to pay attention to when choosing a garland and its use, alexander sandzhiev knows everything. bright multi-colored and plain lights are ordinary light bulbs and luminous figurines in the shops of the capital. before the new year, they are actively buying electric garlands. i like that the wires are not visible. this is what store sellers lure electric garlands for every taste and wallet prices start at 300 rubles. and below it also depends on the quality of the best materials for use - this is rubber, the second place is taken entirely and the third is pvc pvc is the cheapest, it has a smell. rubber, on the contrary, has no smell and it is more reliable and thicker, if you install a christmas tree in the yard, then you should choose a street garland, as it

for the fire marshall. >> madam president? >> yes, >> please. this is the vice president i would like to ask the fire marshall clarity what you are asking for is an action item today. of because bulletins need to be adopt third degree year as i understand it. >> what i heard you are suggesting that accommendation to the speakers that spoke today in terms of the issue of 512 so am i hear thanksgiving we adopt all of the bulletince and you will pull 512 until we are able to sdhied at the next fire commission meet something >> correct. >> ychls i'm asking we accept all the others and then 512 since it is a new bulletin we can hold that until future hearing. >> okay. does that not put jeppard in this adoption by the year for 512? >> no it does in the it it is a these are our interpretations of it. so it is also new bulletin did in the exist so it just will not still exist. >> okay. >> as a commissioner i wanted to say i appreciate the reenforcement this has been posted. and this there was a meeting. i also want to note that i appreciate w with the s

i clerked for justice marshall. justice marshall was one of my predecessors as solicitor general and if you had asked justice marshall what was his best job in law, a person not only a supreme court justice but who is head of the legal defense fund and that has reshaped american society but if you asked justice marshall the best job in law he would say being solicitor general and this idea of for him, has a special meaning in residence, the idea of a black man walking up to a podium and saying i'm here to represent the united states, when in his prior legal career he was run out of town on a rail as he traversed different court rooms across the southern united states. it meant an enormous amount for him but also he would tell you is i would it is just an awesome job where you are making these big decisions, of course you have bosses but really things -- very rarely go up to the attorney general and the presidency and you're making big decisions about litigation strategy, litigation positions all across the governmen

what is 2023 going to bring for winston marshall ? other than the great marshall?han the great stuff you don't spectator and or and writing and you know, just being yourself, which is fascinating . watch well, i hope fascinating. watch well, i hope to make more music , silly music to make more music, silly music and serious music . but as you and serious music. but as you say, marshall matters podcast at the spectator, some great guests lined up for the new year and your episode actually on hunter biden. i recommend to your viewers where we went into your film my son hunter and the making of that and the story behind that but yeah i'd like be continuing to do more of that more writing, more songwriting and i look forward to sharing it with you. but how can how can we now as, as people at being sort of shunned . i was trying to you of shunned. i was trying to you and i are on a whatsapp group and i are on a whatsapp group and another famous person in the whatsapp group and you greeted them with this phrase . just say, them with this phrase. just say, you know, when

what is 2023 going to bring for winston marshall ? other than the great marshall?han the great stuff you don't spectator and or and writing and you know, just being yourself, which is fascinating . watch well, i hope fascinating. watch well, i hope to make more music , silly music to make more music, silly music and serious music . but as you and serious music. but as you say, marshall matters podcast at the spectator, some great guests lined up for the new year and your episode actually on hunter biden. i recommend to your viewers where we went into your film my son hunter and the making of that and the story behind that but yeah i'd like be continuing to do more of that more writing, more songwriting and i look forward to sharing it with you. but how can how can we now as, as people at being sort of shunned . i was trying to you of shunned. i was trying to you and i are on a whatsapp group and i are on a whatsapp group and another famous person in the whatsapp group and you greeted them with this phrase . just say, them with this phrase. just say, you know, when

it would leave 99 out of 100 flights without a marshal on board.partment of homeland security doesn't reveal the normal numbers for safety reasons. air marshals who don't go to the southern border as they're told could lose their jobs if they ignore the biden administration's assignment. >> i travel a lot and i think it's important we have the marshals where they need to be to protect the people on the plane. it's stunning to me they'll be reallocated elsewhere. >> haven't had a lot of issues while flying. perhaps if i had more issues flying, i would probably feel less safe but no, not really. >> the council claims marshals are going to the border to do medial tasks and the tsas deny that and republican lawmakers are sounding the alarm. >> they are making sandwiches, they are taking trash out, they are going to do projects that really just isn't necessary for them. i mean, this is shameful. >> for its part, the department of homeland security tells fox business, the suggestion that flights are being left unprotected is completely false. tsa takes i

what is the hero of the soviet union marshal lowered?nected by our colleague one of the most famous tv journalists in russia vladimir luskanov. he was the first to receive teffi for journalistic excellence; his vivid reports from chechnya were awarded in 1995 by vladimir ilyich luskanov. one of those who made the patriotic television journalism such what it is now in the early nineties set the standards for war correspondents, covering conflicts in abkhazia pridnestrovie stood at the origins of the ntv information service where he was a political observer in 2000 switched to rtr where he came up with and created the vesti moscow program, which then became a real discovery in 2013 vladimir luskanov, headed the directorate of information programs on the culture tv channel for his great contribution to the development of domestic television was awarded the order of honor vladimir lukanov was 67. a now a short pause on the release. how many zircons are carried by a missile cruiser. admiral darshkov? why did the pentagon miscalculate with the

for the fire marshall. >> madam president? >> yes, >> please. this is the vice president i would like to ask the fire marshall clarity what you are asking for is an action item today. of because bulletins need to be adopt third degree year as i understand it. >> what i heard you are suggesting that accommendation to the speakers that spoke today in terms of the issue of 512 so am i hear thanksgiving we adopt all of the bulletince and you will pull 512 until we are able to sdhied at the next fire commission meet something >> correct. >> ychls i'm asking we accept all the others and then 512 since it is a new bulletin we can hold that until future hearing. >> okay. does that not put jeppard in this adoption by the year for 512? >> no it does in the it it is a these are our interpretations of it. so it is also new bulletin did in the exist so it just will not still exist. >> okay. >> as a commissioner i wanted to say i appreciate the reenforcement this has been posted. and this there was a meeting. i also want to note that i appreciate w with the s

>> so you, bosko, as a former air marshal, executive director of the air marshal national council, she joins many thanks so much for cominghd on . so why is the bushen the nistration trying to order air marshals to the border like we don't have a national guard v ? tucker, the bottom linsperatee. is they're desperate. they do not want to declarethin a national emergency on the border. so they thine k they are secretly going to sneak air marshals off the planes and have us backfillo those duties down the border. b and we're just not going to beit quiet about it. we're going to com wewe're going to fight this. we don't think it's appropriate if we looked at what happened on 9/11, look at our history. let's go back for aircraft were taken in a matter of moments, two thousand nine hundred seventy seven people were murdered. six thousand were injured. in a matter of minutes, we'r ed in a to supplement the border patrol and leave our aircraft open. i don't think so. why not just hire more border patrol agents? >> i mean, isn't that what they do? it is what they do. you air marshals are not t

we need those air marshals on the planes. ashley: the white house and secretary mayorkas deny there's an issue at the border. it begs the question why are they trying to get us air marshals down there if there is no problem? >> the border was secure last he testified under oath i will remind everyone. ashley: they continue to ignore it. >> they do. thank god for governor abbott, governor desantis, trying to take some kind of action. what i would love to see his actual military assets, boots on the ground, satellites, intel, drones to go after these cartels. they are armed to the teeth, they are cooperating with the chinese, causing this humanitarian crisis and this administration, mayorkas and president biden are doing nothing about it except diverting agents from where we also need them which are on our airplanes. it is asinine and hope we can do something about it. ashley: makes no sense at all. congressman mike waltz, thanks for joining us. montana's attorney general is concerned fedex and ups may be tracking gun ownership

marshal, and not the margentau plan, which was also an alternative to the marshall plan.rstands, you know, well, what is being said, and that is why it is extremely important that the position that zelensky strongly defended is simply more help with weapons, financial support, and other things, including that we receive the marshall plan, because we training is possible not only victory, but to rebuild the country so that we move forward yuriy syrotyuk is with us on a scaposive mother and a soldier, a grenade launcher of the fifth separate assault regiment of the armed forces of ukraine, glory to ukraine and to yuriy, glory to the heroes from the early ages of the ukrainian donbass, we congratulate you, we are glad to see you in reality we also know that you were also in bakhmut when president zelensky was coming. tell us about how the military reacted, how unexpected it was, what they said. after this meeting, the conversations with the president well, we already for six months we have been in different neighborhoods of bakhmut , it is almost like home, we were all surpr

the air marshal national council said it would leave 99 out of every 100 flights without a marshal onould lose their jobs if they ignore the biden administration's assignment on the southern border. >> i travel a lot and i think it's important we have those marshals where they need to be to protect people on the plane. it is stunning to me that they will be reallocated elsewhere. >> haven't had a lot of issues while playing. perhaps if i had more issues flying i would feel less safe. not really. >> the council claims marshals who have been deployed to the border are doing menial tasks not law enforcement officers. the tsa denies that. republican lawmakers are sounding the alarm. >> they are making sandwiches. they are taking trash out. they are doing projects that really just isn't necessary for them. i mean, this is shameful. >> for its part the department of homeland security tells fox business the suggestion that flights are being left unprotected is completely false. tsa takes its responsibility to secure the skies for the traveling public very seriously. either way, dana, terribl

a kind of engine, a locomotive of development, including europe, just as at one time there was a marshal'slan for the western europe, as at one time there was an expansion of europe for the 90s, the beginning of the 2000s, in general, for all of europe, that is, economic growth, and in this case, the implementation of the marshall plan in ukraine is needed first of all in europe, and this is precisely what things a month ago very, very quickly, very unexpectedly for many, the offshol with urso fondolyan said that the marshal's plan needs to be implemented very quickly and quickly, especially for europe. i ca n't even say. i was surprised by the position of hungary. hungarian prime minister viktor orban began to lash out, although they are de facto trying to block ukraine from receiving collective aid in the amount of at least 18 billion euros, and we understand how much this money is needed, and orban, so to speak, invents various excuses , so to oppose these 18 billion for us the european union just began to think about whether to provide hungary with seven and a half billion because they

in calls wendi made to her brother, marshall. doing? mother, judy, it seems jail is a shock to her system. >> how are you , and her mother, judy, it seems jail is a shock to her system. >> how are you doing? >> i'm holding up. i'll be -- i'll be much brighter when i get out of this little cell, because, i mean, it's about to drive me insane, because there's no tv, you know? i'm stuck here. the only girl that's -- that was normal. she was actually a paralegal. so, i didn't talk to her about my case at all. >> and then judy gives wendi some savvy advice. >> you know, they can plant people in there. >> i know. i didn't say nothing. >> then, with her brother, marshall, it's sounding like wendi is starting to worry about michael's toxicology report, which her lawyer told her is about to be released. >> they sent samples off to some federal lab to see about toxicology. >> okay. >> now, he said he doesn't know about if there's anything in his system or not. i mean, if there is, they still can't prove that it was me or you or anybody els

let's go back to 1988, thurgood marshall, my favorite justice. he is appointed in 1967 and is a 78-year-old man. he has just hung on through two administrations of ronald reagan and now george bush is in charge and george bush has booked him. he is old and sick and can't do the job anymore at the high level that he has come to expect from his self in the country expected of him. so in an amazing act of putting country first, thurgood marshall fans in his his resignation letter to george h. w. bush knowing full well the person they would replace them was not up to his level. that is what he did for the country. he didn't die in 1988 he died in january 1993, two weeks after bill clinton was inaugurated president. never let them tell you that the justices they have on the court now are --. always fight for the ideals that thurgood marshall had and not the lesser people that have come to take his place. >> give it up for this panel. [applause] i told him, how many people are watching online? >> the reason why owning your stuff matters and a lot of fo

this marshal plan is in europe. and this marshal plan has somehow led to a result is something, even if the americans took off. so to say, at the end of 1945 war a boom, an extraordinarily important take off, even if it started from the end of the 1st world war in 1918. nevertheless, today we see how india is part of the newly emerging countries. many asian countries, including korea, a part of the emerging countries. germany actually has some specific ideas. as for myself, i have experience more or less a similar situation when we were ultimately staying with 10 other communion kings. we were invited to germany, it took place a few years ago. there were 2 similar trips and the 1st trip was covered by the german ministry for economic cooperation and development. and the 2nd trip was covered by mr. new cur. the special advisor to angle, to merkel. so i'm very close to this perspective. in any case i've seen it, i'm simply saying that whatever the truth of germany are, the problem is in the maturity of africans themse

senator marshall. senator marshall: thank you, madam chair. i wish we were here today to talk about michigan football and ohio state. senator stabenow: me, too. go, blue. senator marshall: we have a serious subject here. chairman, thank you for joining us. where we are with cryptocurrency today reminds me of where we were with nuclear physics in the late 1940's and early 1950's. two weeks ago a nuclear bomb went off in the financial world. we know that nuclear physics can be good. there can be bad from it just like we tried to understand and think about the uses of digital currency, we all understand there is an upside to it, but there's definitely a downside to it. and my question is, number one, do you think that crypto should be held to the same standards as banking? and number two, even if we were to pass legislation today, i think it will take six months to a year to really get our hands around it. do you ever consider there should be a pause in this cryptocurrency digital world until we get our arms around it? chair behnam: senator, than

plan for ukraine, and in this plan, the marshal must the whole world will participate, the united states of america, of course, as a key financial donor and our european partners and the countries of the big seven, and as for internal reforms in the country, well, you understand how i am here. i am not a supporter of the classical military economy or military communism, i believe that even in these conditions, which are we must preserve the private sector we must help private initiatives we must respect the right to private property we must think about every branch of business where we can help, either with a direct subsidy or by purchasing those or of other goods directly to ukrainian producers, whether through the tax system, that is, the economic front is no less important than the military front, mr. prime minister a philosophical question what you said what the experts all say what i even say even though i myself have doubts that during a war you can't predict anything, the war constantly carries corrections every day something can happen that's why we talk about the end of the war

we got to berlin and then to prague, and he became the marshal of victory for whom he fought from thethe war, a similar regiment of the first ukrainian front leads. what does the hero of the soviet union marshalatvinova elena tell? related to our program, how the markets reacted, but the lord is also on the ban on the supply of oil to countries that have introduced a price ceiling in britain is preparing for a tsunami of poverty in germany, they are waiting for new bankruptcies and for the first time in 3 years the chinese calmly left their homes after the lifting of strict stone restrictions and will be interested after advertising come back all perfectionist hens never uses and will not use hormones. and cares a lot about freshness. you are at a new year's dream, your ticket is not a ticket, then hurry up, buy it on inloto.ru and at post offices a super prize of 100 million. new year is getting closer, deer, only holidays without discounts. it's moose for discounts on the biggest sale of the year. everything will be profitable in m.video and eldorado cherkizova imagines what we will

plans, who will be the next marshal or marshal for ukraine, because we still lack someone who took this leadership role in the world, here is a list of people i thought about, but at the global level, there is no such leader yet, ursuo funderlein , president of the european commission, samantha power, president of the usa, johnson dry, dombrovskyi, who is one of the biggest allies of ukraine, from lipton, who worked for the defense forces, and now in the us treasury, as well as general petraeus, who closely monitors the events in ukraine, at the same time , reshkovan says, the amount of aid allocated in ukraine lags behind the declared amount, the authors of the study indicate that in addition to budgetary aid, it is necessary to attract private foreign aid the capital can come in a few months after the end of the war, when the reconstruction of bridges , electricity and other infrastructure has already begun, says horotnychenko , to restore the infrastructure or it will be carried out the state will have to restore some basic things, but over time, the role of private money should grow

and by the way, it's also in control of the air marshals, and they're repositioning air marshals whoave a very different training than border patrol agents down to the border. that shows you how much of a crisis it really is down there, and that not only makes the border more difficult to patrol because the air marshals don't have experience, but it also takes away from some security in the air. >> david, you're exactly right. you know, at the end of the day the executive branch, the white house is responsible for securing the border. but i'm a retired navy master e chief, you know? there were times when i had a commanding officer that i had to go over, under or through in order to protect the people that i served with. and this is no different. so the way i look at it is, yes, it's important fur us to highlight -- for us to highlight all the things wrong with the administration, but that can't be enough. we have to find ways, we have to find solutions. i'll give you an example, we're working -- we, myself and some colleagues in the house -- to have a bipartisan meeting with the acti

the air marshal national council says 99/100 flights without a marshal on board. doesn't disclose this but air marshals could lose their jobs if they ignore the biden administration's assignment on the southern border. >> it is important we have those marshals where they need to be to protect people on the plane. stunning to me that they will be reallocated. >> does that add a lot of issues? >> if i had more issues, feel less safe but not really. >> the tsa denies it, the council claims marshals deployed to the border are doing, quote, humanitarian duties, not what they are trained to do as law enforcement officers. >> very menial tasks, transportation to the hospital, hospital watch, nothing that had an effect on the status, and on the border basically doing details at in geo or contract. >> reporter: for its part the department of homeland security tells fox business, flights not being protected is completely false. tsa takes its response ability to secure the skies for the traveling public seriously. the bad time for the showdown to be, the busy holiday travel

marshal to to protect it does so the the the marshal a man named david nagle, is defending justice field on a train when he notices david terry and his wife coming up. and terry starts to slap chief justice field. nagel shoots terry. terry is arrested and ed nagle is arrested. terry is killed, arrested by a local sheriff with sympathetic to the terry wing of the democratic party. and eventually this case works its way to the supreme court. ana decision called in ray nagle, the supreme court, us says that the the u.s. marshal was acting at the behest of the federal government, protecting a federal employee. he cannot be charged for law enforcement violation in the capacity of protecting this federal employee by a state official. this this sounds like it's a bizarre episode. and of course, it is a bizarre episode. it's an outgrowth of legislative violence, but it's also something that turns out to be of significant of significance in american history. those of you who know the history of the civil rights movement of the 1960s, the kennedy justice pament, in particular, a pointed members of

yes, and when we think about the marshall plan, i think about adenauer, we think about the people whouman is how this coal was created and and steel eyes, all the first associations yes, the forerunners, then i understand that they were capitalists after all, they understood how the free market works and now when i see that we had the soviet union and then the post-soviet 30 years were not ideal, let's say frankly, many people still let's we will distribute social assistance to everyone let's let's let's that is, it's not capitalism, it's some kind of opposite, we have enough potential and human and technological intellectual educational potential in order to simply find people who in each area you worked as a prime minister, you are better off. it is known that in each region there should be a number of dozens , at least tens, and even better, hundreds, and even better , thousands of managers who already understand how to handle money with the management that we talked about with you, how to eliminate bottlenecks and shortcomings and how to develop and how to encourage private initia

there is thurman marshall in front of the bench. he was arguing. and then my group, which is an ethics and good government group, we are focused on the advocacy that you do not see. there is the money that is spent on junk, on speaking engagements, on conferences for the justices. they come and hang out. they huddle with the cabal of it elie mentioned. they have rich folks, rich conservatives come and press the flesh with supreme court justices. one of the reasons why we are talking about plans thomas specifically is because, whereas there are a number of justices who spouses have stepped back from advocacy, litigation, they did that when they saw their spouse rise to the federal bench. what we saw from the spouse of clarence thomas, she is affirmatively gauged in an effort to monetize her position in proximity to clarence thomas. this manifests and things like clarence thomas for getting to manchin and his wife got $680,000 from the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation has no business that could be relevant to the supreme court. there is a

gorodok, the operation of the inhabitants of the regional center laid flowers at the bust of the marshalthe soviet union belarusian theater for young spectators receives guests of st. petersburg exactly 40 years ago, the first acquaintance of these two theaters of the minsk youth theater and then the leningrad theater named after lenin komsomol today is the theater festival baltic house , who brought two performances to minsk chekhov's darling lyrical a comedy filled with irony, chekhov's subtle humor, music and beauty, and what do the men and women, created according to the french play clear, talk about?

dozens of marshals don't want to leave flights. why would they?s their job to protect flights, not the border. don't we have a military for that? why is the biden administration trying to order air marshals to the border like we don't have a national guard? >> the bottom line is they're desperate. they do not want to declare a national emergency on the border, so they think they're secretly going to sneak air marshals off the planes, and we're not going to be quiet about it. we're going to fight this. we don't think it's appropriate. look at what happened on 9/11. four aircraft were taken in a matter of moments. 2,977 people were murdered. 6,000 injured in a matter of minutes. we're going to supplement the border patrol. we're highly skilled, operating 35,000 feet at a moment's notice, may have to utilize deadly force. these jobs are easily backfilled with ngos or contractors. i have no idea why they're trying to pull the air marshals out of our skies. and we're at the busiest time of the season for travel. >> tucker: they could send the national

i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. >>> it's wednesday, december 14th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." deadly storm. blizzards and destructive tornadoes strike as the dangerous storm system claims its first life. here, where it will impact next. >>> cooling inflation? the new consumer price index shows inflation is easing. what the federal reserve is doing today that might help lower it further. >>> crypto ceo downfall. ftx founder sam bankman-fried appeared in court following his stunning arrest. the crimes he's charged with. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you want i'm anne-marie green. a massive storm continues to barrel across the u.s. this morning bringing with it deadly weather conditions. in louisiana, officials say that a young girl was killed and her mother is missing after a tornado touched down. there are tornado warnings and watches in effect throughout the per midwest all the way to the northern plains. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good mornin the tornadoes here, there's always concern ab

marshall law. laws are unconstitutional, or could be. a kind of anything goes atmosphere, and it must have been quite something for meadows to be pinged with all of these requests to then be sort of trying to check out some of them with the justice department. you just get the sense of frenzies activity in the days after the election and leading up to january 6th. we know from january 6th where that led, and it feels like a progression that could have that kind of outcome because it's just so excited. >> yeah. and you also see, professor, take former adviser to many politicians, dick morris, who's now a bit more of an analyst. he's kicking around one of the theories that is a fringe theory that in some sense already made it to the supreme court now, which we've covered and you've talked about -- here's a text quoting him. morris is saying state ledge can intervene and declare trump winner. what's striking about that from congressman green, who has -- called me old-fashioned, but he's taken an oath to uphold the constitution. is he saying