max xander. welcome max. so what more do we know about this to you? mission to keith. all right, looks like we can't, we can't turn here at max xander at this stage, so we'll move on. well, most of the commissioners are, will be in ukraine today. the parliament in brussels will debate you policy towards you credit. let's see if we can join jack park in brussels. jack, go welcome. tell us more about the symbolism of this visit as the 1st anniversary of the war approaches and as apollo debates ukraine today. that's a really, really big day fell. what we're seeing is the 1st time that the college of commission is meeting. so the main sort of big wigs of the european commission meeting in elective was zone this summer is really about symbolism. it's about showing ukraine the, the european union remains on their side. that's why they're doing it. that's why they're going there. but there are also some big discussions about what this will means practically. and i, we know that from communications that we've seen beforehand, it's very unlikely that the ambitious shad jewel that ukraine ones for you x session that it's been calling f

thanks will at max, max, xander and keith the united states is expected to send a new longer range weapon to ukraine. the ground launched a small diameter bomb. i has a range of more than 150 kilometers, roughly double bat of ukraine's current longest range weapon is would allow the ukranian army to attack russian forces from a greater distance and to penetrate a far behind enemy lines. it's jointly manufactured by american aerospace company, boeing and swedish south mike martin is a senior fellow at the war studies department of kings college in london. he told me more about the potential battlefield advantages, this new weapon office, ukrainian forces. as you said, it is more than twice the range of the current long distance hillary system they have. if you draw a line of 150 kilometers from the ukrainian front lines. it actually covers all of the russian forces in ukraine. apart from those that are in the bottom of the crime in peninsula. so what this enables you crane to do is hit all of those logistics and supply dumps previously had been out of range. and so cause quite a lot of us

max max sandra and ken. while most of a in use commissioners are in cave today, the european parliament in brussels will debate the blocks ukraine policy. a correspondent jack apparently is following the debate in brussels, asked him about the symbolism of this visit. yes, for the significant. i mean, they were very, very keen to do this summit here in brussels, in brussels. they were came for the summit to be held in, keep they wanted the assemblers and they wanted to show the ukrainians they were on that side. and as you say, there's a debate in the european parliament here in brussels today. and a lot of those things that they've been talking about are occurring, what was what max was talking about there? the questions about how ready ukraine actually is to become a candidate country the government and key wants it to happen within 2 years. that would be on the hurdles as far as speed of accession into the european union after being granted his candidate status. but for the in you, this is a point of credibility as well, part of the movement of the zalinski government. but also the movement that was happening before he to power was a move away from russia and towards the european union. and the european union seemed broadly as accepted was, was trying to encourage that and that they wanted to try and sort of export the use democratic democratic values into it, into neighbor countries. so not as a difficult balance, they have to make it look like there is a feasible and possible entry into the u while not promising to compromise on the standards of what you enter means. for instance, coming in line with fiscal rules and making sure that there is a level of democ

max max heart so this wedding is not far away. and you're prickly, and you don't want to tell me anything. and your hostess is beautiful when you have money? you can be beautiful, she earns a lot. and why should she earn money when there is a rich lover max wants once a week, she wants twice a month oksana this is what the poor woman endures. and what is left for her? this is all? there is an apartment, furniture, everything was bought with his money. are you her relative? i was not looking for a job, and then i became ill. oksana found me, picked me up in the car, put me in, brought me here, and now kind women are caring for me. something does not look like oksana so that she picks up people on the street, you don’t need to do this. i'm on my own. oh well, if that's what you want, i 'll take on another job. no, you sit on the sofa. and i'll take everything myself. yes, i have no time to sit on the couch, understand, this is my job. and you you're bothering me oksana said that you're sick, so go and get sick. no, i'm not sick. i still won't let you do it. so what do you want to work in this house instead of me, yes, yes? oh now i understand, but why didn’t oksana tell me anything? i'm ready to spend the whole night with you. i am yours t

and this could take years, if not decades, thankful at max max xander and keith vladimir putin has presided over the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the soviet victory of a german forces at the battle of stalingrad and known today as a vulgar grat. he criticized germany, evolving to arm ukraine and said that russia is once again being threatened by german tax starting brought on the 80th anniversary of the most famous battle of world war 2. the city of the vulgar, once again carries the name of the soviet tyrant, a celebrated figure in 2 days, russia, ah, historical uniforms and equipment is paraded on off the soviet soldiers who perished in a battle that turned the tide of the war parties. group the city dr. onto the course of 5 months. the german 6th army was 1st repelled, that encircled and finally defeated miss darling rock cauldron. around and 1000000 people lost their lives fighting soldiers from old soviet states fought installing rod including ukrainians to vladimir putin. this is primarily a russian victory to russia. president also claims that history is repeating, that p

will crash somewhere on the road and hello how much what will i say to max get up, it's time for us to go to the shore. well, max max me up in the car, put me here, and now she's taking care of me, a kind woman. something does not look like oksana so that she picks up people on the street, you don't have to do that. i'm on my own. oh well, if that's what you want, i'll take on another job. no , you sit on the sofa. and i'll take it all away. yes , i have no time to sit on the couch, understand, this is my job. and you're bothering me. oksana said that you're sick. come on and get sick. no, i'm not sick. i still won't let you do it. haha. so what do you want to work in this house instead of me, yes, yes. now it is clear. but why didn't oksana tell me anything? spend the whole night with you. i am yours to the last drop of blood. i wanted to tell you. well in in general, i got into one sperm story, nothing will even tell your stories your stories, not my stories. i'm being clear enough. the housekeeper will come and clean everything. i already washed everything. i don’t need a little bit left, no car turns out cleanly

max max of course i did. and which one of them are you silent? well, you gave the letter to ira the postman. only i immediately personally handed it over to olga. well, yes, and that olga tore it to pieces, damn it max you. is it hard to do what you're told? caught them not. lyusya there the whole region is on the ears of vasily, he gathered all our peasants and everyone went to the taiga to catch these bandits. and what, there's no one left? well, i have to go to you, we don’t have at all liked? well, you're just going to get dark soon, so it's great. at night , the most interesting will begin, we will dance, we will sing songs and jump over the fires. have you ever jumped over a suit? this is the head around. listen well, really, so many impressions. it’s a pity i can’t even see you off, my relatives will be offended if i leave. understand. wait, i thought. i can not. you know anyway thank you see you. mask new season february 12 at 20:20 on ntv do you remember how minutes drag on in queues for gas stations? install the tinkoff app and pay fuel in the city section with a cashback of up to ten percent tinkoff city we meet here tinkoff he is the only one who often pulls to the toilet. whistle always

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max, max we recorded options with you, six maximum. yes, the first one brought the song we recorded it. i say, lord, what a beauty, what a beautiful song he calls me tin. come tomorrow , rewrite how you didn’t like the article , mikhailovna came the second third didn’t like it. well, everything, brings this song fuh. she says, this is the song you will sing. and it was all a solo concert. now i will sing you the final song, which you are probably all waiting for from the hall muravyov sings. well, you sing grateful to the audience, and then the program came out viktor tatarsky gave rise to this transmission. and so he compared says guys. here are a lot of letters that i received from all sorts of conversations. here, this is what muravyova sings to this and now listen, how does muravyova sing and how does rozhdestvenskaya sing in the film exactly? well, it seems, as it has now become on the leg, i say maxng. most of all, everyone forgot everything about me, that how much i sang, how much i did, how much i recorded the hands of the opera, the first performer of soviet rock operas rybnikova, for which people stood on melodies for hours for my records, then juno avos, i recorded everything there, both with men from and women about the mother of god, who has been going on for more than 40 years in the lenkom. and what kind of note is it in e flat, the third octave was, it was lyosha, he wrote everything an octave lower, then he went down alexey rybnikov alexey lvovich sorry let's say this, went down to the editing room, and the sound director is very famous very famous director yura bogdanov says, mother climb to the top. i say, fie question sometimes we gave more up there the third octave again reported on itself four times. now you can do whatever you want with the equipment, but before that you wanted to record four voices. you know, you write down one, then the second, then the third,

max says, so you go to perform. she says, oh, no, max, today i pulled my leg further , but oh, no, maxi, i didn’t tan. oh no, maxelse for them and max is like that. yes, damn it, shoot a cartoon, okay, and you're here and that's why they shot a cartoon, she's a legend that she couldn't get out all the time, you know? and then max says, everything will go. i did not tan, it will go silent. this is a prodyuzhesky project. it was just a riddle. no one was afraid to come up with anything, and then he already arranged a casting to find this girl. here's the right voice. yes, i did not say when they appeared. great when they appeared, i 'll tell you. now, you understand, yes, it’s not on purpose to hide behind technology, and so for intrigue. yes, at about the same time , and, in my opinion, first glucose appeared, then gorillaz of smoke, nalbram, looked how cool. we need to make a group. he came looked looked and thinks op, it is necessary to come home to do everything the same way, yes, then manga appeared, you are a specialist in these blockbusters, because there are clips, how and what, they crumbled and chopped t

max rose. max, you ran for reelection. and you did not win. george santos is in office. how do you feel about that, sir? >> don't rub it in, oh my god. what a way to -- >> what a way to start this conversation -- >> nice to see you too. when you look at george santos, it's clearly a joke, he's clearly a fraud. but despite all, that so fascinating is that can mccarthy, and the republican leadership wants him to stay, because they know that they will lose that seat, in a special election. so here you have this whole grand event, where he steps down from the committees, surely that's not a decision that he made in isolation, and they're trying to get this out of the news, because they need him to be there. the republican party, how crazy is, this needs george santos right now. that's the state of our politics and that's potentially the state of some of the extremist elements of the republican party right now. >> let's talk about the state we live, in people think of new yorkers a deep blue state, and you are a centrist democrat representing staten island. we know the democrats lost some crucial seats, in these midterms, i. e. george santos won. how do you see new york now? how should we see it? >> it's crazy. you can put my seat aside for a moment -- or my former seat -- which is a republican seat, where there are five seats right now in new york state, that biden won, resoundingly. that the republicans won. that is larger than the margins of the republican party has nationwide. >> what does that tell you? >> it's very simply simple. the failure of the democratic party in new york state is the reason why democratic party is not in control right now, and hakeem jeffries is not the speaker of the house. so, what can i do right now? for generations, really, the democratic party, had a lazy element in new york state. it was assumed that democrats would win. so, we were caught asleep at the wheel. the republicans won, and we can't let that happen again. in 2024. and something tells me that, at the very least, you'll see a lot more energy, a lot more resources, hopefully some strategy. and that occurs, then democrats have a pathway to take house back. >> that's what's happening right now. president biden weighs in new york today, talking infrastructure projects, we are, obviously, we got the money because of the bipartisan infrastructure law that passed. will voters remember this? >> it's interesting to see the democratic party do something now that it has not really done, which is spike the football. not just talk for the next public policy, but let's talk about our victories. it's great to see. it is a heck of a lot of new yorkers that love joe biden, we don't necessarily love when it comes to new york, because of all the traffic, but this was the right political move, and they need to do it over, and over, and over again, he's recently announced that steny hoyer will be leading this effort among the house democratic caucus, in and around messaging the victories from the prior cycle. and there are many to list, infrastructure probably in the lead, american politics, it's motherhood, apple pie, and infrastructure. everyone loves them. >> kitchen table issues, the white house tomorrow is expected to make announcements, around making life more affordable. things like capping credit card fees, and those the type of things that are gonna resonate with the american people. because it's that everyday stuff that gets people. >> absolutely! really, what you see with the swing voters in every single district, is there thinking about how does this impact my life? they don't have all day long to think about politics, this it is not rocket science, of course. and that discipline of each and every day, whichever party says, okay, we are going to think about what you care about, and message that, and actually institute public policy around it -- that's often the party that wins. the party that will appeal more to its extremist base, think about social media on the daily basis -- that will often be the party that loses. when the democratic party follows that playbook, as it did in 2018, as it did in certain districts in 2020, it wins. when the republican party does that -- it seems to be a distant memory at times -- it winds as well. and so hopefully, in 2024, we see this as the great clash of our politics. who clears cares more about politic pocketbook issues, rather than who wants to appeal to extremism? >> we have not seen the two parties come together for years on something we desperately need, immigration reform. right now new york has faced a massive influx of migrants, as have many, many cities. how are we handling it here? >> what you see is mayor eric adams standing up and saying that we need federal support. and he is right. this is a national issue. at times it's a global and international issue. and it is one that no city -- no municipality, no state -- can handle alone. and in this instance, this is a weakness of the biden administration, that they are unwilling to stand up and lead around this issue. rather, it's clear that they would rather ignore the issue than focus on other political issues. and that is unfortunate, because it is a problem, it doesn't mean that we can deal with it in a humane matter. we have to. this is the united states of america. that's what we should do. that's what we do when we are at our best. but they are not leading with that rhetoric right now or those policies. i think it's unfortunate. as do many new yorkers -- >> do you want back in? you are speaking very enthusiastically. >> look, i love this country. and i love service. i don't see myself running for office, but this country matters. maybe i'll run for willie geist's seat. >> he's a pretty fast runner. good luck with that. >> max rose, it's good to see you. let's be clear, that is not a no. i'm taking that is a muted yes. that's how we hear it in jersey. coming up, on this show, you know we like to follow the money -- and this is what the house oversight committee is planning to do tomorrow, as they investigate the gross mismanagement of covid relief funds. i might go down there and you and i told you so dance during that hearing. by the republican chairman? 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max and our max. we're going to discuss the situation ukraine, but, but 1st just walk us through the various ceremonies in fact that we are going to be seeing today to, to mark this somber anniversary. right. so the 1st to event kicked off and these tony capital tell and this morning we saw quite solomon dignified event. i would, i would call it a rippling ceremony to mark these tony and independence with the prime minister of historian, kind of colors present that those secretary general can start back and you commission president, was it off on the line? was, was president as well. so a lot of historian works among those people gathered there attending the ceremony, but we also saw quite a few ukrainian pins on soldiers laying down these wreaths, the cranium masses, banners in the background. so this is a day to commemorate definitely the story, independence, but also the one year marking of the start of the full scale invasion of your train and reiterating support and showing that the baltics nato. and you stand side by side, the nato secretary general. there you commission president of present what is the significance of that? right. so, i mean, you have the head of the, you, you commission was enough on the line representing the european union as a whole. you got nato secretary general, you installed that, representing the alliance. and of course, the, the prime minister of the country that they are in the reason that the nato and you are present there on this day is to show support show they stand side by side with the baltics. with studio is tonja is former soviet republic, like the other baltic states broke free from the soviet union after more than 50 years. so this also sends a strong message to russia. that's this is a situation where they dominate other countries. it's not a situation that europe will accept. in addition to that story, is one of the largest contributors to the war effort in ukraine, one of the largest per capita, donor of military and financial aid to the country. so this is not a coincidence that they are in estonia today, one year since prudent launched russia's invasion of ukraine. you've been in ukraine reporting many times and i'm wondering over the past year, what has stood out to you? right, so for me or what's that out, is that just to train rides away from berwin, you will find yourself in a war zone in the middle of europe, something that growing up here in germany, i would have probably never expected to, to experience this thing that they bring his lodges, russia couldn't invade crane and do what they are doing there at the moment. so experiencing this seemed the destruction seemed destroyed. suburbs of key of talking to residence there were experienced as horrible atrocities in which for example, i traveled to the front lines are experiencing the, the outgoing artillery, the incoming being on the receiving end of that. at some point. this is also something that is very different from our everyday reporting that we usually do here in europe. but i would really, i think if you talk to, or anybody involved in coverage or any journalist or anybody traveling to your claim right now, or what really sticks to you is probably the experienced talking to people that met the incredible fight that koreans every day are are putting up the credible resilience, and you have so many stories from, from all over ukraine, one year into this. dreams have suffered immensely, but they have at the same time, put up this incredible, incredible fight. and leo determined, anybody you talk to usually they don't talk about the end of the war. they talk about after victory to mark the end of the war elantra. but the lansky says they want everything back and they're going to get everything back, including crimea lacks. when you go to ukraine and you look at the situation, you know, on the battlefield, all the reports that we've been getting in. and by the way, we just want to tell our viewers that you're looking at live pictures right now. and we're watching ceremonies this as they proceed on. we're gonna keep these live pictures up for you so that you can get a sense of what is going on. um, does the lensky god know that have a capacity? does ukraine have the capacity to keep continuing to fight? when we look at just the sheer manpower, for example, i mean, you know, that the death toll is certainly piling up max that is with the $1000000.00 question. i'm with us doing it. well, it's a system that takes them back. let's go back one year. when we had this massive build up at the ukranian border in russia, in belarus, every, every expert, every punnet was saying, oh, this is gonna take just a couple of days, maybe a couple weeks and careful fall on the majority of ukraine will be taken by the russians, ukraine war essentially become a part of a russian empire. this will go according to the ukrainian war plan at the russian were plan. none of that has actually happened, the ukrainians were able to defend their capital. so lensky stayed speaking up or watching zalinski live by the way, max on his honoring soldiers, there is a live pictures that you're watching a one year since russia launched. it's invasion of ukraine. what must be going through his life last at her? we really as little how was the countries all of those yoga commemorating this mom and was to do as the fighting, continued the coun

max cohen. max, good to see you. let's aside the twitter hearing for now, obviously the ideas of free speech have big implications for future elections. today we get the first hearing the so-called house weaponization committee. what are we expecting? >> sure. so chairman jim jordan who also chairs the house judiciary committee will be hosting this and seeking to present an image of the federal bureau of investigation, and its politicized it's been weaponized against conservatives. there's one witness in particular, a former fbi agent named nicole parker who will testify, and she left the agency recently. and she'll say it's because of political bias that the agency strayed from its mission. now, on the democratic side jamie raskin testifying as a witness. expect him to push back against some of these claims that jordan and republicans are making. >> so let's talk about the intrarepublican party strife right now. we have the scenes of the sfeech of the night where kevin mccarthy is trying to shush republicans heckling the president knowing it's not looking good on television. we've even got, of course, rick scott's plans at the center of debate. we know a lot of republicans oppose those in the moment. it seems like right now even though they're in power in the house, things are kind of a mess. >> well, i look at it this way in a sense that you have divided government, and republican voters put these investigations for oversight, and you also have everybody else on inflation, on issues which democrats say impact the american people far more than twitter files, hunter biden, the weaponization committee for instance. so there's this internal struggle on the investigations, the oversight and democrats who say wrg look, this doesn't matter to the american people. so governing is hard. you're seeing that now with republicans, some infighting and we're only a month into the new congress so there's a lot more to come, you might say. >> i think that's a safe bet. >> and maxbriefly, give us your quick thoughts about the moment today, the president heading to florida, a state a lot of democrats almost have started to write off because it's swung so wildly toward republicans in recent elections. he's obviously taking his message to the backyard of not just rick scott but also 2024 contenders. >> sure, a lot of house democrats i spoke to recently following the "state of the union" see this as a bit of an unofficial re-election launch. biden is feeling good after tuesday night. we've got great reason even though the poll numbers aren't great, not a lot of democrats say they wanted to run again democratic rank and file and to take the message on the road as you mentioned to florida and other states like wisconsin. these will be key battleground states and very much firmly focused on the re-election. >> all right, we appreciate it as always congressional reporter for punch bowl news max cohen, thank you and we'll speak to you again soon. still ahead here on "wa

max cohen. max, great to see. the president made that surprise trip to kyiv. a number of lawmakers including republicans made that same journey. what has been the overall congressional reaction to president biden emphasis trip to both ukraine and then his thunderous speech in poland? >> sure, you know congressional republicans agree with his trip and congressional democrats supported it. i will say largely among democrats there's been support. i'd say this trip has been fairly well received and the support for ukraine is something largely shared among congressional democrats and republicans despite a few voices on the freedom caucus. >> so, max, obviously the backdrop to the president's visit to europe buzz that this war is probably going to be us for a very long time, months if not potentially years. a lot of funding for ukraine was secured during the last congress during the lame duck where the democrats controlled both the house and senate. that's changed. to be clear most republicans have been supportive of the effort particularly those in the senate, but there are some loud and growing voices among house republicans, the freedom caucus and others who say, hey, we can't be a blank check to ukraine. preview for us the looming funding fight ahead. when will this take place and what shape will it look like? and kevin mccarthy pointed to some hard line conservative members to this committee who are suspicious of aid to ukraine, someone like congressman massie, a kentucky republican who pointed out just this week instead of having bigger funding packages, he wants that funding separated out into smaller packages focused just

max, i say, max, we recorded six options with you. yes, the first brought the song we recorded. i say, lord, what a beauty, what a beautiful song he calls me tin. come tomorrow rewrite how not liked the article, mikhailovna came the second third did not like it. all right, here comes this song. i say phew. she says, this is the song you will sing. and it was all a solo concert. now i will sing you the final song, which you are probably all waiting for from the hall muravyov sings. well, you sing gratitude to the viewer, and then the program came out . victor tatarsky gave birth to this program. and so he compared says guys. here are a lot of letters that i received from all sorts of conversations. here, this is what muravyova sings to this and now listen to how muravyova sings and how sings rozhdestvenskaya in the film exactly? well , it seems to be the way it is now. i say max made me. oh lord, a soloist and one song. most of all, everyone forgot about me everything, how much i sang , how much i did, how much i recorded the hands of the opera, the first performer of soviet rock operas rybnikov , for which people stood on the melody for hours for their records, then juno perhaps i wrote everything down there and with the men from the women about the mother of god, who has been going on for more than 40 years in the lenkom. and what is this note in e flat, the third octave was, it was lyosha, he wrote everything an octave lower, then he lowered rybnikov alexei lvovich sorry let's say this, he went down into the ranks of the tour, and the sound director is very famous very famous director yura bogdanov says, mother climb to the top. i say, ugh question come on , up there, i reported on myself four times. now you can do anything with the equipment , but before that you wanted to record 4 voices. you know, only one will be recorded, then the second, then the thi

they didn't even manage to get there, and that's it, these armored personnel carriers max, the calm commander , maxk, the late commander of the 13th battalion, tried with an suv to catch up with two armored personnel carriers there , but he couldn't catch up, but he didn't manage to catch up, because he caught up with grenades there, that's how it turned out , they entered along these routes, the 16th battalion resisted, that is, the channel had already turned, then they blew up the bridges there a little , so they had to move much lower, from here to konotop, then fighting broke out in konotop, so we had to withdraw from konotop, well well, i wouldn't be able to hold anything, especially with an improvised defense. well, there are also a number of moments that the town is wooden, some kind is on fire in a few minutes there, and so on . well, they came from konotop. konotop, that is, they reached here, stopped here, and we moved back a little, then we had already regrouped there, and the next morning, the brusna began to move further here to the nizhyn area, hostilities have already started here wi

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max. >> reporter: news max a smaller conservative channel that constantly pushed election denial is believedo have syphoned off viewers from fox after fox called arizona for joe biden. at that time fox kept allowing election deniers like my pillow ceo mike lindell on their air. >> actual machine, new machine election fraud. i retweeted and they took my twitter down. >> reporter: in the deposition murdoch said it was, quote, wrong for host tucker carlson to allow lindell to make claims on his show. so why did he allow it? quote, there man is on every night, pays us a lot of money. at first you think it's common and then you get bored and irritated. >> rupert murdoch thought it was more important to keep the profit machine going than interrupt its flow. >> reporter: according to court documents pall ryan former republican house speaker and now a member of fox corporation's board said after the election fox news should not be spreading conspiracy theories. the documents say murdoch agreed with ryan. responding to dominion's lawsuit fox said it shouldn't be held liable for the assertions of its

max hello. oh, oksanochka lucy listen, i don't have any money with me. can you sign me up? no? ok. mouse men will figure it out, though, max thank you very much. listen, i helped out a very champagne box of chocolates. i'll give you maxmax bye and a bar of the best chocolate. come out later, i'll be waiting for you. hmm hello matvey ivanovich at home hello wait, you're a daughter. and you are behind us. here is such a little piglet, remember, i remember, so much time has passed. in addition, you are now a man, dear all , bow down dmitry sergeevich did, then dmitry sergeevich built it. and what is bad? what is built bad what is done is bad that they bow, okay, i'll go and please, come on. here, those who understand what's the matter, another attack on her ulcer, mm, someone cuts down our cedar forest. you don't know who? no, i don't know. why are you asking me about this? well, i remember that all our cedar forest was marked there, but no one could take a copy. no, matvey ivanovich , i didn’t give it to anyone. it seems as if nutcrackers are being cut in. just like on a map here are the matches. what, you think it's me, right? well, what are you talking about, no? how glad i am that you're back. sit down, seryozha, yo

max maxim max well, i'm sorry that you are so upset, nothing terrible will survive, believe me, i know how it hurts when you are deceived. you ask me for more things. understand, this is quite in her spirit. it's not the first time she 's done this. how so. well, use the guys. like you and not only that, i can tell a lot about her. although no. i'm sorry, it's none of my business, i'm sorry for now, i'll go. yes it would be nice. when they saw him in the main halls of the kremlin at many have questions you avatar will show the hidden details of big politics and the camera for the first time. what ideologies are heard on board number one and what does the passenger say putin what else did she see? and only our program heard. we are still envied more than others by the moscow kremlin at 22:00. take any interesting? well, what are you in my heart or something, no? tomorrow at 21:20 on the russia channel in the evening moving forward along the entire line of contact russian artillery is hot in the bakhmud direction guys, hell is leaving here ours they give reports from the advanced t-72, the most evil most combative and the people of donbass, but only now we understand that, in general, we were not born wearing vests, not even wearing a shirt, life under shelling. this is social bread, it is collected by ordinary citizens for daily recreation of sabotage on the nord streams. how do you work? they opened it for victory and you sit there and remember that the gifts for the soldiers from the distant tyva village are one big country, russia, which is rich in this region. he is on the spot balance my god, the history of the culture of tradition in our special report today 20:00. yes, i have fire. lyonka alyonka what good fellows you are! what was left of the child? i mean, i mean, she wanted to have an abortion? what abortion? what are you saying? what am i saying? i heard with my own ears. and now you want to get rid of it? he knows about the child did not say, i'm looking for him. i do not trust you. it's all lies. alcoholic damn she said there would be no child. maybe she's still alive? the hairdresser's boxers were under our protection at the dacha , the boxer managed to escape, and with the girl with the girl. now we need to decide. what to do us. talk i'm tired of lying, and above all of lying to myself. you know what scares me the most . i'm scared that i'll die, but i can't live like that. well, at least live a little, as i want. i understand, lenya , why didn't you listen to me? what's happened? i've been thinking. tell me lana and sasha they were together. what do you want to know, were they lovers? they weren't friends. you knew? i don't understand. look me in the eye, did you know or not. lenya, i'm telling the truth, wait, i assumed, but i wasn't exactly sure. let you go. for it to go to what to stir up the past, you and i have known each other for a hundred years, we have been friends for 100 years. get out of here friend called. take away the flowers. take away the flowers. stop, stop, stop, come here. now is the time that we celebrate mom's birthday. the first time no one came, no one came at all. times are changing let's face it. here is the apartment. yes, good good. if you don't mind, by the way, i also told you what you need. i'm a little tired. and i want to drink. i want you to support me. come on, drop it. let's have a drink, relax a little, have some fun. what do i want to drink with you? yes after everything she told you after all those lies. when yes, of course, i'll come now. mr. velesosov good afternoon andrey viktorovich molokhov attorney igor vladimirovich veresov the investigator is especially important to what he owes? i demand a meeting with my clients, two veronika antonova and dmitry gvozdev, and by law you are obliged to be good. they have to roll in to the fullest. take me home. daddy well, why am i completely unglued, my daughter? i love you very very much. we are with you native people. after death well daddy, well, please, it's straight soul tear. well, stop it, well, we are dear people, we are the most dear to each other people. well, well, even if i get married and have a bunch of kids. i will not have anyone closer to you, true well, of course, true, i will always be your sunshine. always be on the lookout. lies all around. i'm waiting for you, calm down. i know that you are tired of these lies all the time and i will just help you. it's just sex you'll enjoy, really, you're crazy. and if i returned with veronica, she saw you in such a form that she would think, you close it. damn you veronica you're not here. and i am. and you have 10 minutes to get dressed and leave here. i'll call you a taxi. i just called the phone myself. give me some batteries, please. yes, yes, i received the photo, did you understand the hint? 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max sander, what's expected today. max right sara. so one of the 1st ceremonies rubel looking we will be looking at this morning will take place in estonia and the capital tell in today's, not only the 1st anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine on 24th of february $22.00, but it also marks the independence day of estonia. so the nato sector, generally in short book together we, you commission president's was enough on the line and the estonian prime minister call us will be in the capital. in estonia, there will be a military parade in the capital, and there will be a reflex germany. so we can expect some speeches later on to commemorate the state max. and we're just looking at live pictures. we have to say is that their money gets under way and we're going to go to it and as it as it progresses. but you've been to ukraine many times over the past year. just walk us through what has stood out to you in your reporting. right, so the 1st time i went to ukraine for me, what really stood out was just to train rides away from berlin. you can see all this destruction. you can really see what the war actually does. in terms of this destroyed, destroyed buildings, destroyed bridges. and that kind of infrastructure comes if you go to the capital key, if i was there for the 1st time last year in may and where life seemed having come back to normal at the time. but once you leave the capital, you go to the, the outskirts to butcher hostile mail to airplane, these outskirts that have been, become infamous for heinous war crimes of the russians committed there. you can really see what the, what the war did to these locations and to the people l

max killed my father and oleg privalov. max not murderer the investigation has a witness who? i don't know who. yes, if there is evidence, i 'll hand over max olya but we must not destroy what was between us. well, you remember, we were good together. you and i even thought, how we will live together later. i need only you. as the air needed and the pressure finally stabilized. there are definitely improvements. what's for release yes? doctor no, no, to write you out, it's too early to see a doctor. well, there are no more forces. release vitaly aleksandrovich expensive. do you feel bad here? we promised to put you on your feet and god knows we are trying to do everything in our power. well, you are trying. yes, i'm already tired. i'm used to it in my village. we are all treated with the taiga spirit for so long in a stuffy ward. let go doctor. this, of course, is good. but in your case it is not enough. what do you want after all age you need a hospital? doctor i 'll also ask you to meet us halfway. what do you want him to live alone in a village house? yes, he will not be able to lift buckets of water. no i'm on it can't go. doctor, he wo

max, max, kirsten is a sleep coach.nd we did actually have some emails thinking , oh actually have some emails thinking, oh yeah, we get your own or your partner or whatever. the sweet one. even in norwich of my lovely husband, i've been married 56 years, still in love, sleep up even if we have sleep cuddled up even if we have to throw the covers off the to throw the covers off in the summer stay cool. so you go summer to stay cool. so you go away it it's just away to do it right? it's just after tonight we're going after five. tonight we're going to a break. we'll have more to take a break. we'll have more on joe biden and his big address in yesterday. after the in poland yesterday. after the break. tonight special edition break. tonight a special edition of thrash . in her first tv of thrash. in her first tv interview as home secretary , interview as home secretary, suella braverman tells gb news she's proud to be british. i think there is a tendency to apologise and, be a bit shy about our greatness. she vows to stem

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max darrow is there life for us. max, what are you seeing at this home, how much damage did they get? >> reporter: the damage is quite extensive but you can see how large this tree is and when the wind toppled it, you can see that it ripped it out of the ground right here, ripping up some of the concrete, with with it. it is about 50 or 60 feet tall and went right down in the middle of these house, crashing through this window, and ac the entirety of the house. one of the neighbors was home at the time of this, he described the sound of something truly incredible, really amazed by the power of nature, in a moment like this but this video will give you some more close looks at just the extent of the damage, here, at this home in redwood city but this is not the only one, we have seen several homes that had trees come down, but nothing quite like this one. listen to what this neighbor had to say. >> it is pretty amazing how powerful a tree can be, right? just crushed the house next door. her whole ceiling was caved in. all

max gordon live in minneapolis. max, how much snow has fallen there so far? >> hey there, john.far, between 3 to 5 inches of snow has fallen in the twin cities area, but if you walk around town, you'll see huge piles just like this. it has been a very snowy winter for the city of minneapolis, the twin cities, st. paul, and more is to come. we are really coming up on round two of this snow event. we are between 11 and 16 inches of additional snowfall are expected. 400 flights around that have been canceled at msp, minneapolis-st. paul international airport and roads are pretty slick. things are ok in town, but 100 crashes this morning with ten different injuries because of those crashes. so, roads are only going to get worse as we move throughout the afternoon. folks here, well, not all of them are looking forward to this additional snowfall. take a listen. >> i think it's going to be a mess. i'm not a big skier, i'm not out enjoying this stuff anymore so much, so it's kind of a nuisance, really. >> yep, that man there not really looking forward to this additional snow and we are

max rose. both are now political strategists. max, we are going to get to politics in one second but let's first get your thoughts on the chinese spy balloon shot down earlier. how much of a national security concern does this incident post to you? >> well i think that the number one question that we have to answer is great to see you. it is how actually frequently has this been occurring overlaying both the issue of this balloon as sophisticated surveillance equipment. as well as satellite equipment which also can accomplish the same thing. it is clear the biden administration does not want this to be public, it's clear they knew about this for sometime. if this is a part and parcel of a far more expansive surveillance effort by the chinese government, that is absolutely a significant national security issue and it's one that's where they have investigation as well as determining if it's worthy of a response. of course nobody wants things to escalate but we do not want these types of actions to continue on the part of the chinese government. >> carlos, many prominent republicans are arguing that the balloon incident demonstrates that u.s. posture and policies are not deterring china. what do you make of those arguments? >> carlos? i think he is further, we have low go back, let's go back to you maxlos back up. let me go to you max, many democrats are outraged over house republicans in their vote on thursday to remove congresswoman angel omar from the foreign affairs committee in the congress. many are saying it is unfair and are saying that it was a revenge tactic. how do you respond to that as a former member of congress? >> absolutely, first of all your previous question regarding allegations that somehow chinese surveillance is due to democratic policies are democratic in transient is absolutely ridiculous and these issues of national security should not be politicized by the republican party. it was an absolute disgrace what the republican party did this week and regards to removing congresswoman ilhan omar from her seat on the foreign affairs committee. i say that not because when i was a colleague of, hers i agreed or their position on israel. that is not the point here. the point is that the united states of america and in respect of the constitution, one should not be re

max xander, who was standing by for us and tv. so max, what signal does this high level delegation sent by coming to keith? right, so sarah, this is probably one of the largest delegations that arrived here in key ever since the beginning of the full scale invasion, including the use top level, highest rank. sir. you commission president was enough on the line that you counsel present, shall michelle, in the high representative joseph burrell. so they will be holding talks to day with their ukrainian counterparts. discussing the current situation now to further assist ukraine during the war and also future partnership. and we can expect some announcement, some falling these days, including military aid. as you mentioned, perhaps suspension of customs duties for another year and, and perhaps even the integration of ukraine into the you free roaming area. but this is not the actual reason why they took the risk. why they came here today to a city that is still being regularly attack life by russian rockets. the reason is that they want to show a strong message of solidarity show support that the you, you continues to stand by ukraine side and at russia will not prevail. how far does that support val maxed it? has ukraine has been pushing very hard to join the e u quickly. is today's visit a positive sign that can happen? right, so joining the u. m for anyone beecher craner and other country is a long, very complicated process, which involves many levels of thorough vetting. ukraine was made to candidate country on last year in summer, in record time and due to political willingness. and it was a matter of weeks rather than a matter of months or even years. but ukraine will have to undergo the same scrutiny, the same vetting as any other country. the entire system will have to be checked the laws ranging from agriculture to traffic to the judiciary system. all of that will have to be, will be analyzed by you officials and will have to be brought at to the same level as the rest of the you and where this is not the case of for process will have to take place. this can take many, many years. now, she is pushing to join you within the next 5 years, but you officials ahead of this meeting.

max fadeev yes , once there was max, he is a musician, he is an arranger, he is a composer in the modern world , many people. for example, i have friends from a young group. good. yes, let's say, now a fashionable group. they too do everything themselves now the internet has allowed them to do everything themselves to shoot clips. if you have some kind of taste, at least it says there, a rudimentary sense of taste and zeal, then you can do everything , so you don’t need to worry about the producer. yes, you say, here i am without a producer, how is it over there? no, i didn't say that, i didn't mean anything. listen, calm down. look , i want, i wanted, that's what to say to do something not that i'm here without a producer. lord no. uh, so many years we worked together, if only if not maxim fadeev, then perhaps no one would have known about such yulia savicheva, and even more so with some hits with such grandiose songs. well, and, of course, he is my music teacher and he still remains , we still communicate here, you understand? i just want to understand a lot myself and be able to move to a new level, roughly speaking, yes, uh, and when you are at the production center, you don’t do much at all. you don't understand a lot, you don't know the scenes and you sing, how? of course come there. come here. yes you gotta look good, uh, love yours. as a matter of fact, you don’t understand everything else to please people. this, of course, made me sad. and now for the fourth year at first it was unrealistically difficult to understand at all that now i have to understand, food, someone helps, of course, and in 2005 who, except max you or the factory, of course, there lina grief putin 2005 began a new period. e with nastya maximova who wrote just if love lives in the heart, hello, how are you? here are all the hits that are still very much loved. and here she is was my music producer at the time, but max was still, uh, sort of around. yes, he advises him, for example, young guys from belarus with whom i am currently collaborating, and they are insanely talented. well, very young, there are a lot of things that they don’t understand, and i just tell them specifically what needs to be done and redone. ah. well, in general, in part yes, like a burlakov. and why exactly they ask for milk, you don’t remember, in general, fucking, seriously, of course, in l, here it is with layout and that’s it. this is a tip 20 years later. today we are talking about 2005. my name is konstantin mikhailov, my guest. yulia savicheva and konstantin burdaev. i like that you communicate. i generally sit like this and watch. i just introdu

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max malins lead 1312 at half time, max malins scoring both of their tries this one his second of thet going away, scrum half ben white's quick feet allowing him to wriggle clear of the home defence. with england a point ahead in the dying minutes, van der merwe produced another superb finish to give scotland a third successive victory over their great rivals. the final score 29 23 to gregor townsend's side. a fantastic performance from scotland. a fantastic performance from scotland. gloucester hartpury maintained their 100% record in the women's premier 15s. they beat bristol bears by 19 points to 17, to make it ten wins out of ten so far this season. they sit three points clear of the exeter chiefs. gloucester hartpury have a 100% record in the league this season, but exeter have only had one defeat in their ten games. they cruised to victory against darlington mowden park sharks, who are bottom. there were also wins for saracens and sale. time now for some of today's other sport stories. perth scorchers won their fifth big bash title with a thrilling win over brisbane heat. the sc

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>> i had not. i had not. >> really? >> never. never. i guess i wasn't old enough. >> reporter: joy is bringing jazz to a new generation on social media. ♪ i get misty ♪ >> people come up to me and they're just like emotional. this affected me. i didn't know voices like this existed anymore, that kind of thing. so people are very positive and uplifting whenever they talk about how my music impacts them. >> reporter: she now has two grammy nominations for best new artist and best jazz vocal album. >> where were you when you heard you got the grammy nod? >> i was on amtrak. i was in a quiet car. >> oh, you were on the quiet car, girl? >> silently screaming until i got off the train. >> i'm a grammy nominee! >> it just feels really surreal. i can't believe it. i get to be an ambassador for the music that i love. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> and remember you can watch the 65th annual grammy awards this sunday night at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific, right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in our nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. los angeles police seized illegal guns and ammunition from a high-rise apartment where several rifles were pointed toward a nearby park. they arrested braxton johnson, who allegedly made threats to staff security and people outside. police say there isn't any evidence that a mass shooting was planned. >>> the governor of arkansas will deliver the gop's response to the president's state of the union speech next week. republicans are calling 40-year-old sarah huckabee sanders part of a new generation of gop leaders. >>> and trevor noah will host this come the most awarded musician in grammys history. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we are coming on the air tonight with some breaking news. we have just learned that the pentagon is tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon spotted flying over the united states. president biden was briefed. fighter jets scrambled, and there was a discussion at the highest levels of our government about shooting it down. tonight the big question, what kind of intelligence were the chinese trying to collect? we're going to have more from the pentagon in just a moment. >>> plus, a symbolic and dire warning today from russian president vladimir putin as he is renewing threats to use nuclear weapons against the u.s. and western countries. >>> but first, the dangerous polar vortex that is causing temperatures to plunge across much of the country. tens of millions of americans will see some of the coldest conditions in decades. that's right. windchill advisories and warnings stretch across 17 states from montana to new england. some areas could see feels-like temperatures of 50 degrees below zero. in the south, hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses remain without power following three days of ice, sleet, and snow. at least 11 deaths are being blamed on icy road conditions. cbs's lilia luciano is going to start us off tonight from a very cold minneapolis. good evening, lilia. >> reporter: good evening, norah. that's right. minneapolis is bracing for a frigid freeze tonight. the windchill is going to make it feel like 25 degrees below zero. this as the south finally begins to warm up. tonight, the south is struggling to recover from an epic ice storm. in west memphis, arkansas, a snowplow collided with a semi. in georgetown, texas, a tangled mess of power lines and branches. more than 300,000 people across the state are still without power. austin's mayor warning residents it will be a while before it's back. >> it will be late tomorrow before we have substantially restored power to everyone across the city. >> reporter: and in dallas, it's day three of darkness for some. >> we took out some flashlights for tonight. if it doesn't come back on, we started the fireplace. >> reporter: but things are beginning to thaw. >> i'm jason allen in fort worth, texas, where slightly warmer temperatures are starting to turn all that road ice into slush. that slow thaw is helping to improve conditions on the highways around the region as well, making travel easier. >> reporter: schools will reopen tomorrow, and at dallas-fort worth international airport, only 28% of flights were canceled today compared to 75% the day before. as the south melts, the north braces for a blast. >> today it is going to be just brutally cold. >> reporter: temperatures are windchills could be minus 50 in new hampshire and maine by saturday, the coldest in decades. the city of boston has already declared a cold emergency for the weekend, and warming centers will be open in at least five states. the extreme temperatures could cause frost quakes, harmless mini earthquakes that can trigger loud booms when underground ice expands, adding pressure to soil and bedrock. the national weather service warns frostbite could take under ten minutes to set in, and the cdc recommends using the avoid, spot, treat method. make sure body parts are covered with dry, warm clothing. look for signs like numbness and seek medical attention as soon as possible if that is necessary. norah. >> lilia luciano, thank you for your reporting. >>> let's go now to that breaking news because pentagon officials are telling cbs news tonight they are monitoring a suspected chinese spy balloon that's been flying at high altitude over the u.s. and this comes just as secretary of state antony blinken is set to meet with chinese president xi jinping next week. cbs's david martin is following this development story at the pentagon. good evening, david. so where was this found? >> reporter: well, on wednesday the spy balloon was over montana, which is where some of the silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles are located. president biden initially wanted to shoot it down, and jet fighters scrambled to be in position. but the pentagon ultimately recommended against it because of the danger falling debris might pose to people on the ground. so the balloon remains over the u.s., flying higher than a commercial airliner but lower than a satellite, conducting surveillance of what an official called sensitive sites. this official added, this has happened before but never for this long. norah. >> well, a dramatic escalation. david martin with that new reporting. thank you so much. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, the world took notice today as vladimir putin used a speech celebrating the anniversary of a world war ii victory. he issued new threats to america's allies, saying a modern war with russia will be completely different. we have more now from cbs's debora patta in ukraine. >> reporter: vladimir putin invoking the memory of victory over nazi germany and stalingrad 80 years ago to justify his punishing war against ukraine today. this time it was kramatorsk in the line of fire. missiles tore through a residential area. rescuers once again combing the rubble for survivors. as they worked, two more missiles came thundering down nearby. for those living through this war, the horror has not let up for nearly a year. along a front line that stretches for hundreds of miles, ukrainian troops are defending against a relentless barrage of artillery. a pressure point, the eastern city of bakhmut where russia is trying to smash through ukrainian resistance. and in kharkiv and chernobyl, ukrainian forces conducted tank and howitzer drills, readying for a renewed onslaught as the kremlin tries to reshape the battlefield. 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>> i'm a teacher now and, you know, this is high first year of teaching. when i go back and i think about how she made me feel in that class, that's the main thing i want to do in my class is make people feel welcomed, feel special, you know, like we all feel right now because of her. ♪ >> reporter: former student dave onjackson, who graduated in 2012, is pursuing a career onstage. >> it's a dog eat dog world, especially in the art space, and if you are not on your ps and qs, you can be eaten by the world. but she is still disciplining to us to where we're there on time, before time. if you're on time, you're late. ♪ >> reporter: ariana williams credits mama dawson for teaching her to shine a light on her value and strengths. >> close you're eyes. >> she's brought me up from a dark place, and i know she knows that i love her so much ♪ she put my attitude, my confidence. she's always been there. i can't imagine me without her. >> what does that mean to you? >> it means that god has given me this heart of love, and that's what we're supposed to do as human beings. we're there to give. ♪ >> reporter: and sometimes to receive. ♪ for years, mama dawson has asked one thing of her students. >> when you go away or fly away and you get your grammy, make sure you say "ms. dawson was the one who encouraged me to do this and follow this and always wanted them to go and spread their wings and become the very best they could be. >> if it were any of you winning an award like this, by show of hands, how many of you would mention ms. dawson? 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