and paul cathedral after what peter saw for sure peter climbed here on the walls of the peter and paultress. not only imagine then these buildings did not exist yet, but it is known for sure that there was a summer garden exactly, cut trees on average 2-2.5 m high, and fountains, which until that moment in our country did not exist at all and, of course, antique velom, marble history. here they are the very sculptures that forced. the unprepared public, of course, but peter was building a new capital and a new society with a new way of thinking shocked everyone only there is an idea to make a city on the islands in the dutch style with canals and houses with solid facades without a single gap. here is the building plan of vasilyevsky island in those years. and this is a modern map, the idea was preserved. peter invited an architect who drew this island into 10 straight lines, so there is not a street here, but mostly lines. well, the more convenient this building is. it is generally practical and convenient for saving land due to the appearance of front doors, too, thanks to peter pete

peter the great peter simply adored oysters here, real russian food, a real hormone, he brought a lotpetersburg. yes, and local merchants astrolovali russian people aristocrats. right in every center. first yes listen a. tell me, what is new in russian in general? in the kitchen, with the advent of peter, potatoes began to be rather cultivated in vegetable gardens, but you know it was such such a curiosity, but in fact , that's what they loved under peter reyhan. uh, that 's that, that's that, that's basil, yes, and that's a salad. this is a green salad. uh, peter literally planted on the garden imagine if you were a russian person of that time, you think that the germans eat grass. here he would have planted such a russian person, unclenched his mouth with his strong hands, stuck it in there, like that, poured lettuce leaves there with oil and vinegar. well, i realized that this, then, is herbs, just they were already popular in europe, and since it was popular in europe, peter planted. yes, that's exactly the greens, and on the russian table, and lemons, this is why here he was very

go ahead, peter. no question about that. and you know, at least we see some interesting trends and some hopeful trends. latin america, a lot of progressives are winning elections now. and lula hopefully will come back to power in brazil. and there's some good things happening. but then we also see this august deal. i, india is a very important player, is the biggest, the 2nd biggest country in the world, and will soon be the, the largest country in the world. and is trying to, like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force a threat, countries to choose sides again, and people are resisting. and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies i correctly identify. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming. if the that what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the

peter. if the, if i could read a quick fragment from the article here, are we doomed to witness the return of great power rivalry in which the united states and china via for influence? or will that a decline of the u. s. p. a produced novel forms of international collaboration that kind of dovetailing on what peppy has to say, is it, is this even an important question? any more, i mean i, that's a, you know, because really the, the way the, this articles written about american leads, should we lament the end of the american centrally or not? i mean, i don't even think that's a question any more than it is. i think this is what this mindset is all about. the world is moving on and the u. s. has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it go ahead. peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american aj emily after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. united says is going to provide leadership to the w

peter. if the, if i could read a quick fragment from the article here, are we doomed to witness the return of great power rivalry in which the united states and china via for influence? or will that a decline of the u. s. p. a produced novel forms of international collaboration, kind of dumb tally on what peppy has to say. is it, is this even an important question? any more, i mean i, that's a, you know, because really the, the way the, this articles written about american leads, should we lament the end of the american centrally or not? i mean, i don't even think that's a question any more than if i think this is what this mindset is all about. the world is moving on and the u. s. has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it. go ahead, peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. united says is going to provide leadership to the world. an

peter on the patronal feast of the historical cathedral of st.ersburg located here in the fortress. where did st. petersburg come from with the day of remembrance of the first supreme apostles peter and paul today's gospel reading, which is dedicated to the apostles, contains a very important story. which, if properly understood, can reveal a lot to us. and it was about what the lord asks his disciples. and for whom do people revere me, but because the crowds went. i am an apostle and they began to list, but someone considers you to be john the forerunner. and someone in general for elijah the prophet, who hundreds of years ago lived for other prophets. they say that all the great prophets appeared in the form of this man, because whoever can work such miracles can also speak such words, as soon as the prophet connected, indeed, the personality of the lord and the savior with these historical old testament prophets. and it was in a sense logical, everything remained in this old testament paradigm. so understanding the coming of the savior, people

what did peter actually look like going to the peter and paul fortress?ook in the face, a complete copy without embellishment. the fact is that mikhail shemyakin gets access to the life, lifetime and death mask of peter the body is clearly disproportionate. the latest history of peter's monuments in st. petersburg for curious tourists who climb further nevsky peter is a hero in the primorsky district, while not even completely ready. another story that either happened or didn't. and the most understandable peter at the airport with a suitcase and a smartphone is escorted by anastasia savelyeva victoria karasev andrey aksyonov anton tolstolotsky channel one, st. petersburg now , but there are a lot of them to wave in st. petersburg, it's raining fountains. still good when it's hot. and, by the way, well, in any weather, you can walk around to see all the bridges and most importantly, see chizhik and fawns, do you know dear friends, why not collect a handful of coins and throw it at chizhik and fawn to make a wish and get quietly to the fawn, but he’s a lit

that would i i agree with peter. and one of jackie's biographers also made that assertion, but i was told not only by peter but others i think that definitely a gesture of that occurred at least three stadiums. and one of them was cincinnati, why would rex barney tell me that story if it didn't happen you asked us. can you ask kenny that would you please and i will in fact, i think we should have we should have called him and had him on this panel like now because you know because it is to mean jackie didn't mention it in his autobiography. you would think that he would have mentioned that jackie jackie. i don't know if he took the kindnesses for granted, but he he didn't congratulate white people for being nice to him. that's not who jackie was. right, right. he he told roger khan that when he after all the abuse, he took he would come to his stanford home. go to the backyard and use a golf ball because golf balls are white and whacked it all around the place. that's how he let out his aggression because he was unab

francine: peter, wendy ipo -- when do you ipo? [laughter] peter: certainly, not now.ually we will need the public market to continue raising funds. but for now, with this additional funding, we have a good leeway. we have the ability to go execute on our plan. then we will see. tom: what else would you like to see from governments and regulators at this point to help build out this ev ecosystem we are starting to see in europe? peter: i think it is important to continue seeing consistency. in driving regulations. executing on the support, not least the support around bringing additional competence, education, etc., so we can transition workforces to support this massive changeover. i'm very positive. there is a big focus on doing it but it is also a massive transition. francine: a massive transition that could go wrong, or do you see opportunities? peter: i think this is one of the biggest opportunities in our lifetime. but it's also one of the biggest challenges fighting climate changes. tom: peter, just briefly before we let you go, priority markets beyond europe, w

was the cherry-picking describe, peter. his idea was to get an entire team to go into major league baseball. of black team's gonna major league baseball. major league baseball, maybe it was because it was black baseball. it was just going to crush any competition. and again, -- was that just the price of progress? >> bill, as long as you had -- as the commissioner of baseball, you are not going to see one african american person playing baseball. he came in in 1920 after the black socks and they gave him complete power. he was in there for life. and he was going to be the commissioner who made all the decisions. there were no votes by owners or anything like that. it was up to him. mountain landis, very early on, made it clear that no african american would ever play major league baseball as long as he was the commissioner. and he died in 1944. i'll tell you something else. rookie was fortunate that the next commissioner who was albert happy chandler who was the senator, the governor of kentucky. the senator from kentucky.

, but as they say, peter says that the surrounding lands belonged to a wealthy hungarian merchant.ng began to build a fortress 9 years after the victory at vienna in 1692 and built it for 88 years, built eight brick factories in the vicinity from the cheapest brick material. worked for decades only to the fortress in 1780. the construction was completed, but by this time the borders had already been pushed back further, not as powerful as before, and it might seem that the construction of this hulk turned out to be. thoughtful, but according to the historians of peter , varodin was nevertheless necessary and their task was fully completed, the turks tried to capture the fortress twice during the years of construction, and both times unsuccessfully, they were convinced how serious the obstacle could be. that is why new attempts to take petrovodin without making, grozny gibraltar on the danube protected the roads to vienna with a wall, and budapest the terrible and the mysterious, each soldier of the garrison knew the layout of the casemates and underground passages only within a hun

it began at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries with the azov campaigns of peter i , just after these companies in 1696. the boyar duma proclaimed that there would be sea vessels, and the nobles began to be sent abroad to study maritime affairs today, celebrations at the bases of the pacific ball. the northern fleets and the caspian flotilla also celebrate the holiday at the naval base in the syrian tartus, in total, about 200 warships of various classes will take part in the parades about 80 aircraft, more than 100 units of military equipment and 15,000 military personnel. well, in st. petersburg. the main naval parade is about to begin to participate in it, the city has arrived in the supreme gland, the commanding president. vladimir putin our correspondents and cameramen are already at the points with the best view and the best angles. this is not only the embankment of st. petersburg, but also airfields decks of ships, both those that will pass under the divorced bridges along the neva and those who participate in the parade on the road kronstadt so, exactly, in an hour saluting d

peter: really tough on you.to speak openly, the right to be heard, and for the catholic church to treat them as individuals, not symbols of their father's failure. linda: i'm not doing the lies and the secrecy anymore. i'm not carrying that shame. i have to step past it. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621

an exact copy of the ship of the time of peter the great, and next to it is beauty, which for several years in a row has become the main decoration of the graduates' holiday. scarlet sails. well now the rostral columns are lit e-bridges are divorced, a shot from the naryshkino bastion of the peter and paul fortress sounded and the solemn parade began here, in a few minutes, 17 ships of boats will pass in the water area. among them are landing projects of rooks. one of them with a side from the side of peter i on board, the other with an armored vehicle typhoon is also a missile boat, chuvashia patrol boats, patrol boats of the fsb and the ministry of emergency situations that take part in this parade for the first time and another highlight of this device the crew of one of the authors will consist entirely of women all-female crew in addition, here, on which you are not. in a few minutes we will see the minesweepers large pavel khenov and malaya alexander opukhov, as well as two small rocket ships green duty. and odintsovo well, the largest participants in this apparatus will not fit

well, we just wanted to talk about peter great because it's the flagship.e. it rises majestically over the kola bay by 50 m. of course, it will not be possible to tell everything, well, within the framework of the air time ahead. and now the nuclear reactor is moving, which gives the ship, and super opportunities for movement, in other words, the range, hike, cruising range is not limited. by the way, the same reactor is able to light and even heat a large city, a population of 150-200,000 people is not much, but it has a variety of weapons here. very powerful starts the kortik rapid-fire air defense system and ends with this, perhaps the most important thing. mines and the border complex, supersonic cruise missiles, formidable weapons, one such missile is capable of completely incapacitating an entire aircraft carrier. 20 mines here. well, we want to wish the sailors that they had to let e granites only for training purposes seven feet under the keel, all once again e sailors on deck. no, they are preparing to bring the last one they put the last gloss and

here are what peter e st.al reality, the fortress of peter and paul. see towers in the distance. see, it's in the shape of a star. she is all visible. the spire of the church of peter and paul is already recognizable on the first engravings. true, the fortress itself was then called st. petersburg. this is sacred. peter's fortress in translation, but over time, the name of st. petersburg moved to the mountains. by the fortress, more and more often they began to call it by the peter and paul cathedral , which peter also saw for sure . that's exactly what we know there was a summer garden exactly, cut trees on average 2:00-2.5 m high, and fountains, which until that moment were not in our country general and, of course, antique white, marble scotch. here they are the very sculptures that made the unprepared public blush, of course, took off their clothes and tried to naked structural. yes, peter was building a new capital and a new society again, with his thinking he shocked everyone with the idea of ​​​​making

thanks very much, peter. and this is about books.k tvs podcast and program looking at the business of publishing here's some books that were recently published. in not my first rodeo, south dakota governor christy noam discusses the leadership lessons. she learned while growing up on a ranch and then serving in the house of representatives and as governor of the mount rushmore state. author patrick radden kief looks at questionable characters of american history in true stories of grifters killers rebels and crooks. and in the colony investigative journalist, sally denton tells the story of a breakaway mormon sect, which was ambushed in 2019 by a mexican drug cartel. look for these authors in the near future on book tv. well each week dozens of books get reviewed in national and regional publications. here are some of the new books recently reviewed. reason magazine says brian hockman's the listeners is quote and especially illuminating look at the history of wiretapping in the united states. iowa professor victor rays on critical ra

peter believes in it , he knows.od, and he showed it to the film ostrov , or rather, the script that he got into longina ideally used, but the state in which the riot police were at that moment. father, where is the father anatoly is sleeping, we have been waiting for him for a long time, we are really looking forward to once i thought that this is unreal and that it is impossible it is not clear at all how to shoot it, how it is done, then suddenly i had this image superimposed on the mamonovs. i realized that this is it. well, that is he blessed. when you will be persecuted and vilified and in every possible way wrong to slander for your name, shut up. shut up, he's a provocateur. he is an actor provocateur, which is why he is beautiful. he is one such pyotr mamonov, many began with the labors of poverty, killing in relation to those who came constant prayers of tears many earthly bow humble lifestyle pursuit of the unknown long -term abstinence of silence and removal of people want to thank. lord god for what gave

peter brook had been directing for 20 years — always original, always challenging.e �*60s and �*70s, one of thousands of artists who rebelled against the old conventions. how are you today? then, controversially, he turned his back on english theatre. at the bouffes du nord, a former music hall in paris, he created an international company of actors. they toured the globe, performing in africa and australia. with them, brook produced work that fused many different theatrical traditions, like a nine—hour version of the hindu epic, the mahabharata. the theatricality of theatre is that one group is telling a story to the other and there is this intimate relationship which must never be broken, and a complete shared understanding that, of course, it's not for real. to many, he was the greatest theatre director of the 20th century, a man whose talent crossed continents and cultures to create memorable and magical work. earlier, i spoke to nick curtis, who's the chief theatre critic at the evening standard, and began by asking him what made peter brook so special. i think

peter: it is clearly an issue. we saw a few years ago how much markets focused on this issue, increased uncertainty and raised spreads. we are in a very different environment now, coming from a point where interest rates are extremely low and all as he rates -- policy rates are negative lbs likely to rise this week. -- albeit likely to rise this week. ultimately, this is coming a very difficult time for the ecb and european economy when it is facing some of other growth challenges and importantly, the issues around gas and energy. so, i think the cocktail of factors europe is facing, geopolitical risks, energy supplies, concerns about potential fragmentation and widened spreads is obviously a negative. but we have to also recognize that private sector balance sheets strong, bad spelling -- hank balance sheets are strong. a good deal of that negative view is in the price. tom: negativity in the price, the spread between the italian 10 year and the german bund is about 210-250 basis points. an eight basis point move

thanks very much, peter. and this is about books. book tvs podcast and program looking at the business of publishing here's some books that were recently published. in not my first rodeo, south dakota governor christy noam discusses the leadership lessons. she learned while growing up on a ranch and then serving in the house of representatives and as governor of the mount rushmore state. author patrick radden kief looks at questionable characters of american history in true stories of grifters killers rebels and crooks. and in the colony investigative journalist, sally denton tells the story of a breakaway mormon sect, which was ambushed in 2019 by a mexican drug cartel. look for these authors in the near future on book tv. well each week dozens of books get reviewed in national and regional publications. here are some of the new books recently reviewed. reason magazine says brian hockman's the listeners is quote and especially illuminating look at the history of wiretapping in the united states. iowa professor victor rays on critica

commemoration of the day of the russian navy the main naval parade the volley of the saluting battery of the peter and paul fortress gives a signal to start the celebration of the day of the russian navy a boat with the supreme commander of the armed forces of the russian federation, the minister of defense of the russian federation and the commander- in-chief of the navy began moving to the parade formation of ships on the roadstead in the waters of the neva, the tradition of holding maritime festivals on the occasion of victories and significant events arose in at the beginning of the 17th century, the emergence of the regular russian fleet initially, these were irregular ceremonial meetings of ships and a demonstration of trophies captured from the enemy commemoration of the first major naval victory of the russian pregande fleet peter i in 1714 signed a decree where he ordered to hold annual naval victorial days with solemn services naval parades, processions, troops, irks and salutes. as a symbol of the continuity of generations and the preservation of the maritime traditions of the country ,

so summer more and more often began to be called after the peter and paul cathedral, which peter sawere on the walls of the peter and paul fortress, but only imagine then these buildings did not exist yet. that's exactly what we know . there was a summer garden exactly, cut trees on average 2-2.5 m high, and fountains, which until that moment in our country did not exist at all, and, of course, an antique veloma, marble brackets. here they are the very sculptures that forced. the unprepared audience took off their clothes and tried to cover the naked sculpture. yes, peter was building a new capital and a new society with a new way of thinking, shaking everyone that the idea of ​​​​making a city on the islands in the dutch style with canals and houses with solid facades without a single gap is worth it. here is the building plan of vasilevsky island of those years, and this is a modern map, the idea was preserved, which invited an architect who drew this island into 10 straight lines, so there is not a street here, but mostly lines. well, the more convenient this building. it is gener

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peter: yes. my view on the economy -- i'm not sure i'm optimistic about the euro-area economy, so i was surprised by the 50 basis points. but then it was corrected. but i think, really, we have a number of supply shocks, and what i found more hawkish in the communication of the ecb is that by increasing rates by 50 basis points the ecb says that this will ensure that they will continue to deliver inflation targets. that gives the impression that the ecb thinks there is some excess demand that has to be compressed, she is quite a hawkish signal. but that is not very well-explained. it explained in the past. a number of governors think that you know, aggregate demand is too strong, just to me not my analysis. alix: do you think -- you speak ecb language well, so i want to get your take on the instruments. compliance with the eu fiscal framework absent of severe macroeconomic imbalances, fiscal sustainability, and a sound macroeconomic policies in line with the recovery and resilience plans. how is

peter the great commander department. he is an electrician. i've been with the worlds for 21 years.et the best met, probably the years spent. and in his youth yes, and in life, even after 50 years, vladimir beloborodov. he sees the ships again . a dream come true to attend a parade, the famous submarine fleet of vidyaevo in the murmansk region , there is no better brotherhood. and even more so than it is in submarines. and eugene all childhood is ships and a holiday for the family masha lived at the plastic workshop. well, such a mishman, in my opinion, well, that is, such was the position. or maybe she was the director of the floating workshop did not repair ships, but met in the navy. yes, they lived 25 years. i think that in all of russia it is difficult to find a family that has nothing to do with the fleet. someone must have relatives who serve either on ships or in other armed forces. so, one way or another, they participate in the defense of our motherland. he served in kamchatka in the pacific fleet. each such family knows how important it is to congratulate their sailors an

peter the great heavy nuclear submarine cruiser.mitry donskoy on the bolshoi kronstadt, delirium, there was a draft under the kill. well, one and a half to two meters in these ships, i had to get nervous. well, everything went great. and when the naval guests of the st. petersburg parade gathered home, the sentry film crew set off with them. we had more than 2000 miles ahead of us and enough time to not only get to know the handsome peter the great, who became our base, but also to visit other ships following him. today we have flights. it remains only to find the helicopter itself. i was told that he was somewhere in the hangar, the hangar in the bowels of the ship, i was on the wanted list. well wow, this is the room. here it is our k-27 helicopter, various modifications of the k-27 helicopter are used to fight enemy submarines or search and rescue operations on a missile a cruiser of such a class as peter the great has the ability to place three such vehicles in the center, a platform is lowered. one goes to the right, the other

and this day, yes, saints peter and fevronia.ts of polina anastasia and arkady july 8th day family love and fidelity, a holiday in honor of saints peter and fevronia. when peter fell ill from the word of light, who sprinkled him with blood, he fell ill with an hour of illness, and the prince learned many doctors about the maiden of the beekeeper’s family, fevronia, she had the gift of healing and the gift of clairvoyance, when she said in order to heal him, he must live for her, and because she wanted to be, but because this was the will of god, according to legend, the prince agreed, but the promise was not fulfilled and the disease. petru came back when to her with repentance with a firm word to marry the prince's marriage to a commoner outraged the boyars, as well as fevronia's habit of collecting crumbs from the table. fevronia was told to take any wealth and leave muram. she replied that my main wealth is my husband and only with him. i'm leaving pyotr supported fevronia, they set up a tent on the outskirts of the city where

actually peter the great and sports.er from rakovsky. a large anti-submarine ship with tail number 605 is very close here. uh, admiral legchenko. well, i must say that in this parade of giants, small missile and anti-submarine ships. such, for example, as brest, we are also observing it, to say nothing of the pride of the northern fleet submarines. here is a nuclear-powered cruiser ver. the carrier of e-nuclear ballistic missiles is an important component of the strategic naval forces of russia, further the nuclear submarine cruiser, smolensk, which is capable of releasing e, cruise supersonic granite missiles from a submerged position. which makes their launch almost imperceptible to enemy radar. well, the sailors, uh, will still bring the last gloss after this solemn rally at 12, at the beginning of the first, the team of the northern fleet will congratulate them, but the senior assistant to the commander of peter the great, igor kravchenko, has already found time to talk with us. hello, igor, on the day of the navy. t

peter: yes, it is.ur base pay is based on our economists. 50-50 probability towards a recession as they define it. we are expecting much lower numbers than the consensus. consensus numbers are quite slow to come down at certain points. the market tends to move a lot quicker. equities tend to start to recover from their markets. months before earnings became improved. it is a know, they are about anticipating the future, some of this is not enough. they are not really get at levels consistent with levels in the u.s.. guy: can we deal with the top line and what happened at the p&l and the secret to how this is going to unfold? we are starting to see market pressure coming through. that is going to impact what is happening in the middle. inflation is supporting a top line. savings relatively strong at the top line. it was going to the recession, are we going to see the top line weakening or is the margin squeak continuing and the pressure of the market is going to maintain? you end up with the worst of bot

ivan pasko with peter i's boat is commanded by a senior midshipman.iling trips. on this small court , the future emperor's serious passion for shipbuilding and naval sciences began, for peter the ship became a kind of model of an ideal society, which relies on knowledge of the laws of nature in the eternal struggle with the resisting elements. the naval flag of the 155th separate marine brigade of the pacific fleet was awarded the honorary name guards brigade by decree of the president of the russian federation for mass heroism and courage , the stamina and courage shown by the personnel brigade combat operations to protect the patriotic state interests in armed conflicts. the commander of the boat, senior midshipman, andrey bodrov on the formatter you are not a group of high-speed patrol boats, such as raptor under the command of captain of the third rank alexander korchuganov, the boat is controlled by a female crew under the command of senior sailor oksana in february 1810 . 436 representing the red banner caspian flotilla commander senior mitchman

peter are we going to the peter and paul fortress?ime and death mask of peter the body is clearly disproportionate. the latest history of peter 's monuments in st. petersburg for inquisitive tourists who climb further than nevsky peter the hero in the primorsky district, not even completely ready yet. another story that was either there or not, and the most understandable peter at the airport with a suitcase and a smartphone escorts and the real savelyeva victoria karasev andrey aksyonov anton tolstoutsky channel one, st. petersburg. hello , on the air of the news in sergey tugushev’s studio, this night, ukrainian troops again fired at the donbass only on the territory of the donetsk republic, more than 300 strikes, including because of nato- style guns from khaymoros or they opened fire on kherson three times. all missiles and intercepted systems. air defense reported in the local administration. they said that the goal of the apu was again the bridge across the dnieper this time. he took no damage the russian ministry of defense, in

peter?> look at those dramatic pictures there, jesse kirsch on the ground jesse, thank you >>> to the other breaking story we're following tonight. just days afte testing negative for covid and being cleared to leave the residence, president biden has tested positive again and is now back in isolation. his doctor tonight calling it a rebound case likely due to his taking a recommended treatment. monica alba is at the white house with the very latest. >> hey, folks, joe biden here tested positive this morning. >> reporter: president biden isolating in the white house tonight after testing positive again for covid-19 >> feeling fine. feeling good >> reporter: while the president currently has no symptoms, according to his doctor, he will isolate for the next five days to protect those around him mr. biden tested negative on tuesday evening, five days after initially contracting the virus last week. >> my recovery was quick and i am feeling great. >> reporter: unmasked as he returned to work in

chairman peters: thank you. mr wiegmann. today's final witnesses is tanya coultas, deputy associate administrator for security and hazardous materials safety at the federal aviation administration at the department of transportation. in her role, she provides executive oversight of national security policies, plans, and programs involving manned and unmanned systems. in addition to several other security related topics. ms. coultas has over 30 years of combined federal executive, local, state, military, and international experience supporting defense intelligence safety, disaster response, and crisis management efforts. previously, ms. coultas served as a senior executive for the dhs national protection and programs directorate (now cisa), office of infrastructure protection and for fema. welcome to the committee. you may proceed with your opening remarks. ms. coultas: sure, okay, plan b. chairman peters, ranking member portman, and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to speak with you today abou

peter the great here, my friend and i served there and met here. this is my personal dream.at my wife used to tell me all the time. let's go. let 's go. i have always admired such large-scale ships, i always wanted to see them live. today, the pride of our country honors the sailors of our country in all russian regions, but of course, the main celebration is where everything is literally fanned with love for the sea and maritime traditions, where entire dynasties, captains, midshipmen and foremen of the baltic black sea pacific northern fleets and the caspian flotilla have been formed for decades the atmosphere is everywhere festive folk festivals and a whole marathon-concerts and demonstration performances gennady kortelyov about everything in more detail. what concentration of large and small anti-submarine patrol reconnaissance warships off the coast of novorossiysk can be seen, perhaps, only on this day at the head of building a diesel engine, an electric submarine of the kolpino project varshavyanka in the west, it was nicknamed the black hole for its incredible secrec

peter brook, who's died at the age of 97. in paris. reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcdavideades. thank you for watching. hello there. the weather story for this upcoming week looks rather benign. we've got high pressure trying to build in slowly from the south—west. that will slowly settle things down for northern and western areas, and we should start to see increasing amounts of sunshine and warmth across southern and eastern parts. for monday, low pressure still to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south. it's close enough to bring further showery bursts of rain at times, most of it across the north and the west of scotland. a few showers for northern ireland, one or two across north west england and north wales. the band of cloud will sink southwards while, after a sunny start in england and wales, it will turn cloudier for a bit through the afternoon. most places should stay dry across southern and eastern areas. the majority of the showers will be across the north and the west of scotland. temperatures again mid to high te

peter -- is here, former adviser to president george w.f [inaudible] politics, how to heal our frayed republic at the after trump. also with the cnn senior political analyst john avlon, who is making faces -- what are you thinking, what do you thinking? >> good evening, to you. first of all, it's an honor. but look, that number, what's striking to me is it's down to 44%. you've got to put this in perspective. i know that seems bonkers to folks who have been thankless attention to the january 6th hearings but he's gone from a different majority of the republican party to 44% to be the next nominee. his support is eroded. that's the news in that poll. >> do you agree with that, peter? >> i do. >> because i think this is a snapshot in time -- i think the closer it gets to something actually happening like the midterms or if he declares, i think that number will go. but go on, peter, sorry -- do you agree? >> yeah, i do. it is a snapshot in time, polls always are. there is a trend, actually, over the month or two, that shows his strength of th

peter and i take a turn. we will share ours in "popstart." >>> we want to begin the half hour with the headlines. earthquake struck iran overnight killing five people and injuring dozens more. the magnitude 6.1 quake was followed by tremors. two tremors were at least as strong as the initial quake. the quakes were felt in the uae and other countries as well. >>> more warnings from the world health organization on the spread of monkeypox.d in europe over the last two weeks and countries need to take action to keep the rare disease from spreading further. 5,000 monkeypox cases have been reported from countries worldwide that do not usually see the disease. more than 450 of those cases are right here in the u.s. >>> good news from sports. u.s. men's soccer team qualified for the 2024 olympics last night after beating honduras 3-0 on the home turf. it is the first time the american men made the olympics since 2008. failing in three straight qualifying cycles. the 2024 games will be held in paris and other cities

ii , what was peter ii, and then peter iii was killed and already became catherine ii, who, by the wayan by blood and did not have any trace of russian blood, but it is not important. well, catherine ii actually made the empire great, well, it's true , she made it great at the time, powerful , expanded the territory and improved the that peter i left her as an inheritance, do you believe that kateryna can become putin's successor, his daughter, because now he has instructed her to engage in innovation, some kind of investment, something, in a word, related to money. work is called, but the important thing is that he entrusted her with some work, by the way, just as he entrusted certain work to his son, eh, dmitri medveev, his son. he is now in russia there, that is, they are already incorporating their children, so to speak. and is there any reason to say that all these patrols and another company there will allow the heiress of putin, well, his daughter, to lead the country? well, it is very interesting that mr. putin he was actually comparing himself with ekaterina ii many times befo