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to monaco to find out more.terranean sea, monaco is a low tax principality popular with wealthy people from around the world. ♪ ♪ miller and two other reporters were here trying to flesh out krivonogikh's holdings and her connections to putin. (indistinct chatter) jorg schmitt is an investigative reporter from germany's "suddeutsche zeitung." luke harding is from britain's "guardian" newspaper and has reported on putin's inner circle. >> i kind of know these guys. i spent four years in moscow as the "guardian's" bureau chief there, and one thing i do know about them is they are very secretive, especially when it comes to money, but also they're rather paranoid. >> we're here for what i think is one of the most important stories and one of the most fascinating stories in the pandora papers. >> narrator: what the reporters were finding in the leaked documents was yielding fresh evidence of how those close to putin, like krivonogik were amassing hidden fortunes abroad. >> what's happening is that putin and his frie

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out to start to do things differently. >> three months after william was born, princess grace of monacoand she felt a keen affinity with her. >> there are protocols about who goes to what. charles said initially no, that's not -- you know, i don't think that's a good idea. >> she goes straight to the queen, and the queen has quite a refreshing response. she says, well, if you feel that you're passionate about this and want to go, well, then do it. the queen's response empowers princess diana to step forward and say, i'm going to princess grace's funeral as a representative of the royal family. >> this is diana's first appearance on the international stage, and she nails it. she proves to the family but also to herself that she can do this, i've got this. >> from this point on, diana will dominate all royal coverage. but the question is, can the royal family cope with the new superstar in the palace? >> it was like having a rock star join the family. >> there was so much attention on me when i first arrived on the scene. >> it was di-mania. >> the one man she really wanted to adore her d

the us, monaco, and france. the debugger al jazeera. this time, next year, catherine will be hosting the world cup the 1st time the football's biggest event will take place in an arab nation. and in preparation and staging, a major test that tournament, the fee for arab cup featuring $16.00 arab international t's hosts, cut out one their opening match against neighbors, bahrain. ah, no reminder of the top stories on al jazeera global stock markets tumbled on tuesday when the head of pharmaceutical company madonna. cast the doubt and the effectiveness of vaccines in fighting the new only constrain of coven 19. but pfizer says it's confident in its job, and oxford university says, there is no evidence that vaccines will not work on the variant health experts are urging booster shots. although these mutations suggest a diminution of protection and a degree of immune evasion, you still from experience that we have with delta, can make a reasonable conclusion that you would not eliminate all protection against this particular barrier. and th

i am monaco munowitch with the san francisco municipal transportation agency. we also have folks on the call today. sf planning, public works, who work in compliance and on the ground teams. we have other teams here to answer questions should they arise. i will get started with our presentation. i know it has been quite awhile since we were here presenting to you all. the program director may have been in front of you in april. a lot has happened since april. i have updates. i will focus mostly on the topics listed on the screen around the legislation for the program that was adopted this summer. what does it say around the issues of accessibility? what does the process look like for the enforcing and complying by the rules? a little bit of information on the program grants. then we will take questions at the end. just a quick reminder what the shared spaces legislation is established under one program umbrella. the various uses of the public right-of-way for various uses. this includes the sidewalk, the curb side lanes, roadway and many different spaces we act

you probably have heard of the monaco grand prix, but this year a brand—new series on the internationalotor racing scene and this one comes with a bit of difference. it is on a mission to save the planet. this is extreme—e, a series of electric off—road races and it is all in the name of protecting the environment. this is the first season and so far they have been to saudi arabia, senegal, greenland and now here in sardinia. motor racing and saving the environment don't usually go hand—in—hand, so i am intrigued to find out exactly how it all works. hello. look at this thing, it is a breeze. it is. it is kind of new wage. -- it is —— it is kind of new age. it has to be big and strong. shall we get onto the track and have a look? traditionally rally cars a huge gas guzzlers, consuming even more fuel than their fi counterparts, a massive 50 litres per 100 kilometres. although this championship has a carbon footprint, extreme—e is committed to being carbon neutral by the end of its first season by offsetting its emissions. oh, my goodness, this thing absolutely goes. it is incredible. it

the future princess of monaco and the queen of the french cabaret becoming lifelong friends.rter: baker adopted akio and 1 1 other children from different countries, races and religions calling the family her rainbow tribe. but by the late 1960s, baker was broke, the castle auctioned off, her rainbow tribe homeless old friend grace kelly, now princess of monaco, helped baker sing her way back into stardom a remarkable comeback in her 60s selling out new york's carnegie hall, getting a standing ovation in paris but just days after her last performance, baker had a stroke and never recovered. thousands in france lined the streets for her funeral, buried with full military honors. a symbolic casket entered into the pantheon today, this extraordinary woman, making history again baker is actually buried in monaco and her family wanted her to stay there. so today, that symbolic casket will be carried by members of the french air force in a parade in paris before a ceremony at the pantheon not only was she a world war ii spy, but also a world war ii pilot. >> of course she was >> wo

they wanted to eat at del monaco's to accompany them and they started a radical newspaper. they started the first e-mail on brokerage house in i believe it was 1870 andnd they were said to have both prostituted themselves. we don't know the details about that. we don't know how much is true but they did both make their living as clairvoyants. the father capitalized on the charisma and this is coming off of the civil war when the people were wanting to get in touch with relatives and so clairvoyants was a big business. anyway, trying to be concise. we have so much to cover. >> not to mention the first woman in 1872. i neverer realized until i read your book frederick douglass although he was on the ticket alerted. >> that whole story is bizarre and if they created the equal rights party that had a lot of incredible ideas but it was used essentially as a publicity ploy and never consented to the nomination and never campaigned with her but they publish these articles, one about anna elledgd gang rape that happened resulting from a fall that involved teenage girls and a promin

well, you've probably heard of the monaco grand prix, the indy 500, even the dakar rally, well, this is playing host to a brand—new series on the international motor racing scene and this one comes with a bit of difference. it is on a mission to save the planet. this is extreme—e, a series of all—electric off—road races and it's all in the name of protecting the environment. this is the first season and so far they've been to saudi arabia, senegal, greenland and now they're here, in sardinia. motor racing and saving the environment don't usually go hand—in—hand, so i'm intrigued to find out exactly how it all works. hello! look at this thing, it's a beast! it is, it is. it is very kind of new age, kind of like race from mars, all the environments we are racing, and the car definitely matches that. it has to be big and strong as well. shall we get on the track and have a look? yeah, we can have a go. traditionally, rally cars are huge gas guzzlers, consuming even more fuel than their fi counterparts, a massive 50 litres per 100 kilometres. wish me luck. although this championship has

towards the pantheon carrying handfuls of earth from the four corners of her life — paris, missouri, monaco: you're entering our pantheon because you loved - france and you showed the way. born american, at heart, there's no—one more french than you. baker crossed the atlantic to escape segregation. in paris, she found fame with audiences hungry for american idols, using her celebrity to fight racism and pass messages for the french resistance during the second world war. this is one of the greatest honours france can bestow — a seat in the resting place of its national heroes. josephine baker is the first black woman to be honoured here, a member of france's wartime resistance movement and a lifelong campaigner against racism. that campaign shaped her family too. baker adopted 12 children from around the world, calling it her rainbow tribe. these children represent an example of real brotherhood. they show to people that it is possible to live together if we so wish to. the pantheon today echoed with her trademark song j'ai deux amours, a love song to paris, as the city that revered her a

the goal was to approve his appointment as prime minister, monaco, which is victory in the presidential elections. of the 2004 spart protests called the orange revolution from 2010 to 2014. he was president of ukraine, and a coach decided to continue christmas policy. that is to continue co operation with the united states. but at the same time, to get closer to russia, we didn't understand the times had changed. the united states needed its own proxies on the border with russia. and that was the role of ukraine for washington . a reaction followed immediately on july, 2nd, 2010, u. s. secretary of state hillary clinton said some have tried to force ukrainians into a choice between aligning your country with russia or with the west. we believe that is a false choice. we do not believe in the con affairs of influence, we believe that it is up to ukrainian to chart your own course towards your own future. and in doing so, you can count on the support and friendship of the united states. clinton was sure her message would be understood. dana cove, it's as to myra and corruption. m. a crane

towards the pantheon carrying handfuls of earth from the four corners of her life — paris, missouri, monacowhere she's buried, and the village in france where she raised her children. | translation: you're entering our| pantheon because you loved france and you showed the way. born american, at heart, there's no—one more french than you. baker crossed the atlantic to escape segregation. in paris, she found fame with audiences hungry for american idols, using her celebrity to fight racism and pass messages for the french resistance during the second world war. this is one of the greatest honours france can bestow, a seat in the resting place of its national heroes. josephine baker is the first black woman to be honoured here, a member of france's wartime resistance movement and a lifelong campaigner against racism. that campaign shaped herfamily, too. baker adopted 12 children from around the world, calling it her rainbow tribe. these children represent an example of real brotherhood. they show to people that it is possible to live together if we so wish to. the pantheon today echoed with he

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the us, monaco and france didn't bother al jazeera, stay with us here and al jazeera coming up. we've got all your sport with jemma nash. mm. yes, we do a live up from our special studio here in dia. it's day one of the fee for our cup and we've got plenty to get through. stay with us. we're back off to the break. ah. with mm. whole ah. for welcome to out. there is a special coverage of the fee for our cup. while we've had an opening day victory for the highest cattle and that the integration of 2 well called stadiums. hello, i'm gemini, ash on day one is the tournament which doubles as a major test event for the world cup next to new. that news for got taught 2022 if we to know grace on tuesday, including a spectacular opening ceremony out based stadium on the crowd. they were treated to a fuss at when by his nation passed all they defeated ball. right. and the only go with the match. and in the opening game of the tournament, a big win that you visit, hammering martini up 51 in group b. as i mentioned, our bank stadium has opened its doors are reporter and the richest and was

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the us, monaco, and france. the debugger al jazeera and record number of children are living in the world's most lethal war zones. that's according to a new report. i save the children. it says many of them are already facing threats from climate change and unprecedented levels of hunger. it's a 20 per cent increase in the space of a year bringing the total to nearly $200000000.00 children. in 13 countries, the report highlights outbreaks of violence in mozambique as well as ongoing conflicts in afghanistan, democratic republic of congo, and nigeria in driving that sharp prize. on top of that, it says 337000000 children are at risk of being recruited by on groups and government forces that includes child soldiers as well as children being used, the spies and suicide bombers. that the number of verified cases of children being recruited by on groups rose 10 percent from 2019 to 2020, to an average of about 25 a day worldwide. or we can speak to the co all sir of this report now save the children's head of conflic

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. >> the next question is from monaco how is the pressure of being a doctor in covid affect your lifeyour kids and your wife? you talk about that in the book. >>ey i tried to be the tough guy to shield them from my anxiety but they knew i was going through some rough times. i must have had covid i didn't have it but18 i thought i had it 182 times during the apocalypse. i would come home and my daughter was a snap out of it. you are fine. my wife would say you are fine. and they knew when to give me space and when they would try to normalize things. i had a ritual and routine i would strip out the hospital income home in something other than what i were at work. i came into the garage i took that off and ran up to the shower and got naked and showered as hard as i could take it with soapy water and that was my cleansing emotionally and physically. and then they normalized things for me. they made me feel like everything would be okay. very very supportive. there was onene night when i was absently convinced they had covid and that was the only night i said let me sleep alone. other tha

charity concert was in aid of the royal opera house, and one of the performers was princess grace of monaco to remember meeting princess grace and how wonderful and serene she was. i remember that evening so well. >> they were supposed to be announcing the budget, and they pushed that right to the back of the paper, and all the front page of all the newspapers were diana. >> it was the first time that diana realized she had power as a fashion plate and power as an image maker. >> i'm the one who's going to be the most famous woman in the world, and i'm going to show you who i am, what i've got, my assets. she just put herself on display. >> at the end something else lady diana is going to have to get used to, the fusillade of camera flash bulbs. >> clever. the whole world is watching her. camilla is watching her. diana wanted that to happen. i can do this. i can be this. i can become this. ♪ >>> during that five-month period before the wedding, diana knows she's not the first choice, but she is the acceptable choice, for charles. >> diana says that she overheard prince charles while he was

like, i would get it if monaco wanted to invade another country. out of closet space. but russia? now, while russia is getting ready to invade, another country in europe is setting up a different kind of invasion, because they're not using tanks or missiles. they're using immigrants. >> turning now to the border crisis, this one playing out in europe as thousands of migrants try to enter the european union from belarus. >> these are the front lines of what the european union says it is a hybrid war. the e.u. is accusing belarus' dictator alexander lukashenko of using migrants as weapons, purposefully luring them into belarus from countries like iraq and syria by promising them easy access to europe, poland then refusing to let them in, belarus refusing to take them back, leaving thousands of people stuck in the middle. >> trevor: man, come on, people, this is just dirty. basically, what's going on is that for a while now, the european union has been imposing sanctions on alexander lukashenko, the dictator of belarus and eastern europe's mypillow gu

therapeutics like monaco little and i body treatments that he is only mentioned one time. operation wart speed. now more than 350,000 americans have died from the virus since joe's inauguration day. according to biden himself, circa 2020, he, based on his own definition, should now resign and a complete disgrace. this is what joe said. >> 220,000 americans dead. you hear nothing else -- if you don't hear anything else i say tonight, hear this. anyone who is not responsible for taking control, in fact not saying i take no responsibility initially, anyone who is responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the united states of america. >> based on joe's statement, he should not remain the president of the united states. at 350,000 dead americans on his watch. by the way, per usual, he was lying for political gain. he spent most of the campaign hiding in his basement bunker. and just like his racially charged lies about president trump's travel ban, get this, he called trump's initial travel ban -- it was hysteria, xenophobia, fearmongering pit he tweete

they, you know, one can eat at delmont echoes without a man to accompany them -- tell monaco -- they started radical newspaper called would hold and claflin sweetly. they started the first e-mail owned brokerage house in i believe it was 1870. they were said to have both prostitute themselves before they came to near-peer adversaries we don't know the details on that. we don't know how much of that is true but what we do know is that both make a living as clairvoyance. they were from a large family and the father capitalized on their incredible charisma and as you've written about this is coming off the civil war when people are wanting to get in touch with dead relatives. and so clairvoyance was big business. anyway, i'm trying to be concise because we've got so much to cover. >> and he ultimately runs for president, to. >> yes. not to mention that the first women to run for president did so in 1872. she did it while living with two has been under the same roof. >> just amazing. also i never realize it until i read your book frederick douglass although he was on the ticket as vice p

it has been nearly 40 years now since she was buried in monaco.o the pantheon there. this is a look at the ceremony right now in paris. this is an honor usually only reserved for royalty, dignitaries, and more. but josephine baker was born here, in missouri. she made her name in europe as a cabaret dancer, singer, and civil rights activist. she was also a spy in world war ii. she became a spy for france fighting against the nazis. she travelled, built relationships with officers, and shared information hidden on her music sheets. a remarkable woman. a quick note for tomorrow, the supreme court will be hearing oral arguments on the future of roe v. wade hanging in the balance. jose diaz bilart and a team will take you into the room to see the justices asking questions. first, ab degree ya membershiple andrea mitchell reports is next with kristin welker. >>> good day, this is "andrea mitchell reports." we'll check in with andrea later. i'm kristin wewe'll welker. as leaders at the federal, state, and local level are urges boosters for the fully vacc

are waiting for confirmation from the national budget office that the bill has written is paid or monacoews, new york parents can expect their next child tax credit payments soon. the latest round is scheduled to go out tomorrow parents who fall under the income maximums will automatically get a credit of up to $300 for each child up to six and $250 for each one ages 6 through 17. it will be the second to last child tax credit payment. unless congress acts. all right shifting gears to the weather now and francis finally feeling like fall out there. yeah, definitely. on we noticed the cool down this afternoon. we'll continue to notice some temperatures coming down tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler 7 the satellite radar image and this time i have it looping so you can see the pattern there's a system to our north and that's bringing us the increasing cloud. so tomorrow a much cloudier day, but no wet weather yet a live shot from sut are those shows you beautiful and to our weekend you can still see across the bay here. so we have some high clouds over the bay, but we also have some t

baker's remains are interred in monaco, where she was living at the time of her death in 1975.ome on the newshour: the supreme court prepares to hear a major abortion case. theranos founder elizabeth holmes, on the stand. how a los angeles artist draws attention to under-told stories using murals. plus, much more. >> woodruff: congress is back and facing a high-stakes december on capitol hill. funding for the government runs out on friday, and lawmakers are scrambling to avoid a shutdown. on top of that, senate democrats have a long to-do list of items to pass before the holidays, including president biden's "build back better" agenda. for more on all of this, i'm joined by our congressional correspondent, lisa desjardins. so, lisa, a lot to keep track of here. so let's start with the deadlines. government funding, the debt ceiling. is the government going to run out of money? >> short version here, we are back again at crisis point, but this time it does feel like off ramps are being built. let me talk to you about the longer version, what i mean here. let's look at a graphic.

she died decades ago and her body will remain interred in monaco at the request of her family.in paris with bits of soil from four different places where she lived throughout her life, the places that defined who she was. this was a woman seeking refuge from the horrible racism she saw in america, so she came to france. it's an interesting time because we just saw a far right candidate. he just said today he was going to be running for president. he has a very conservative, some would say very racist line. this is all coming as france explores its own racial reckoning. >>> next, tiger woods holds his first wide ranging press conference since his horrific car accident. horrific car accident this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa.♪ try pepto bismol with a powerful coating action. for fast and soothing relief. pepto bismol for fast relief when you need it

i'll now turn the podium over to deputy attorney general monaco who will provide further details. >>at the attorney general just announced. nbc news national security analyst clint watts. clint, this is a ukrainian, they're talking about a lot of money. this is a major action against this ransomware hacker. but what about also coming down on congress for not passing legislation, because what they want are tougher standards on corporate america on our infrastructure protection to better protect against hacks. >> that's right. really two parts there. the first part which is the real good news which is we seem to after many months of getting beat up on the ransomware attacks be taking back some of the assets, really going after the ransomware hackers. you probably remember the fbi director during the summer talking about ransomware being one of the top priorities and putting resources to it. it's good news we're making gains. separately, we have to change the way we secure infrastructure in the united states. and so those legislative pushes are really to help the fbi really help dhs be