nikolai, i mean... when i think of boris, i can't really remember him at all, even though he kissed me. that's because you really loved that funny one with the glasses. yeah. (laughs) i did not. where did you get that from? seeing you dance with him. (laughs) what strange ideas you have. i just can't get used to the idea that suddenly i own so much. all these houses, all these estates, so much land, plantations, forests! surely it's wrong that one man should own so much. well, you know, count bezukhov, the saying is that, "we don't own our earthly possessions, "we merely curate them for our heirs." for the generations to come. looked at that way, it's an honor and a duty. i want to change the way things are run. well, not that i have any experience managing anything, but... i want to do something useful. something good. you've a noble heart, count. but i'd advise you not to rush into things. it'll be my privilege to look after all those business matters for you. your priority now must be to ensure your

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calling for the imposition of targeted economic sanctions against named individuals, including mr nikolai patrushev and vladimir putin. >> and so that was marina alexander litvinenko. she has been waging a lowly battle, hasn't she,to try to find out what happened and who was behind it. has she the answers that she was looking for? she said she was hep with the findings. no one went to trial over the killing of her husbands even though andrei lugovoy and prop dmitri kovtun have been charged by u.k. police, and extraditions. the process is slim indeed. the british government could push for punitive women. this comes at a challenging time, a time in which western powers need vladimir putin on side when it comes to deal with i.s.i.l. thank you very much. neave barker in london. rory challands is in the russian capital moscow. has there been reaction from any of those involved. there certainly has, there has been a wealth of reaction from people. i have not seen gig that relates to vladimir putin, that the russian president might be involved in the death of alexander litvinenko. we heard from

imposition of targeted economic sanctions, and advancing against named individuals, including mr nikolai patruskev, and mr vladimir putin, summoned to the foreign office, russia's ambassador to the u.k. moscow says the findings are baseless. >> we consider the case, and the way it was disposed over provocation, of the british authorities. >> the british government says it will freeze the assets of those suspected of the killing. it was a murder straight out of a cold war spy novel. the former russian agent defected to the west. only to be hunted down and poisoned. apparently by former colleagues. the report suggests there was personal antagonism dating back to the 1990s. alexander litvinenko made personal attacks on vladimir putin, accusing him of pead fillia. >> the public inquiry had no basis, it could decide on what could take place next. when it comes to defeating i.s.i.l., a full-blown diplomatic row is the last thing the government wants >>> the obama administration is implementing changes to the visa waiver programme allowing citizens from 38 countries, mostly in europe to travel

bulls grab it back up 78-73 early in the fourth and somebody was supposed to cover nikolai mirotic. didn't think he was going to hit that from 31 feet. are you kidding? that's good enough to call the dagger, bulls outscored the nicks 31-8 in the fourth and chicago wins this 108-81 the final. >>> with a playoff spot at stake, the jets may be without powell sunday in buffalo. the running back missed friday's practice with an ankle injury. he's played nearly irreplaceable football in the last five games for the jets but he's listed as questionable. as for the question everyone wants an answer to, will tom coughlin coach the giants beyond sunday's finale. rumors are swirling at this time. he was asked what he's learned in this trying season. his answer, win close games, the giant have blown six of them and coughlin may not get another chance to remedy that in 2016. >>> it's new year's day which means you'll get to those new year's resolutions tomorrow. today there's too much college football to watch. last night clemson and alabama punched their tickets to the national championship game. ohio

of them have been able to take their seats after a challenge in court, by supporters of president nikolai's social party. now demonstrations have been held by both supporters and opponents accusing each other. the president himself calls for calm ahead of the inauguration. still live now in the capitol, what more can you tell us about what is going on? >> we have seen the new assembly being sworn in, what should have developed peacefully, in ilack inside of the assembly between both camps and then finally, the government camp leaving all together the national assembly, they argued that the opposition congress had violated basic regulations and that today ceremony was all about inaugurating the new congress, and that they agreed to take to the floors. the right intentions inside the parliament of more than we can probably expect in the near future. >> what kind of reaction has there been among ordinary people in venezuela? >> well, we spent the morning in the opposition strong holds where people were gathering. to support the new legislatures coming into power, and people there were ecstatic

the number is -- 20-year-old nikolai gray junior is being held on $500,000 bond. he is facing six charges including four counts of felonious assault. he allegedly fired shots in the car hitting the child. reports of an uptick in overdoses in wilmington since the start of the new year. wilmington police officials tell us two of those overdoses have proven to be fatal. they say they suspect a deadly mixed with fetanyl is to blame. investigators say since they' ve january 1, seen 12 overdoses. police used narcan for the overdoses that were non-fatal. all the overdoses happened in just a four day span from last friday morning to tuesday of this week. two boys from brown county are safe this morning, thanks to the quick-thinking of their neighbors. the boys, ages 8 and 12, fell through the ice into lake lorelei on wednesday evening, and their neighbor, pamela neville heard their cries. pamela' s husband and son managed to pull the boys into a boat, and get them to shore. the kids were then flown to children' s hospital where they are being treated for hypothermia. star

. >> the inquiry chairman also implicated the head of security service, nikolai calling the killing atate sponsored assassination. >> there is a strong problem that when he poisoned him, he did so under the direction of the fsb, the federal security service of the russian federation. >> the report says these former russian agents andre and demetry coughton poisoned him with radio active 210. that this london hotel. it also says this was their second murder attempt, speaking in russia, he called the allegations nonsenses. >> everything that's being said by the media referring to an open and public hearing is a lie. outrageous lie and i can't find any other word to describe it. >> alexandar's wife and son say they are happy with the findings, they are urging the british government to punish russia with sanctions. >> i am calling immediately for the exclusion from the u.k. of all russian intelligence operated. i am also calling for the imposition of targeted economy sanctions and bans against named individuals, including mr. putin. >> summoned to the foreign office, the am was door to th

but nikolais is confident that they can outlast croatia. >> they've deployed 70% of their entire bordertions. the more they beat up our settlers and activists, the stronger they make our movement. >> it is a movement gaining traction all over the world. >> we have registration from around the world. 8000 people from the united states, 5000 people from russia. it's not a micro-nation if you go to the number of applicants. if we accepted everybody, we would be larger than iceland. >> liberland may be a long way from becoming a real country. but to its founders, it's only a matter of time. ♪ >> thanks for watching our "bloomberg best: year in review" special. we finish now with a look at our top bloomberg photographs of the year. ♪ ♪ martha: i was told when i started that i couldn't be a director because i was a woman. and i have been directing now for many years, but certainly not as frequently as i would have had i been a man. maria: i was going into meetings on projects with people as a feature director who had worked with academy award nominated actors. so i should have been taken seri

. >> i'm calling for the imposition of economic sanctions against individuals, including mr nikolai patrushev and vladimir putin >>> that was marina litvinenko reacting to the public inquiry, we'll follow that closely. we'll go back to another of the main stories, the plight of those from syria forced out of their homes, had to cross borders undertaking dangerous journeys and ending up in other erro areas. we look at those in turkey, how are the cities dealing with a massive influx of people. more than 2 million are in turkey, andrew simmonds is in the southern town. dell us where you are -- tell us where you are, and how that relates to the hundreds of thousands in that part of turgey, where you are. >> i'm at the civic hall. this is all about a charity. more than 130 of them are all of them fatherless. there are five orphanages in total alongs both the syrian border and one in sir why itself. and they are setting about educating children from anything from the age of a baby through to 16 years of age. it's a colossal task. there's nothing normal. but it has to be said the vast majority of s

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