the peter hall... that's right.ughter loved a man, "as it might be, were i a woman, "i should your lordship." if you once kind of hear the rhythm of it, and if you obey it, it makes sense. if you go against it... ..it doesn't necessarily make sense. mm. shakespeare hasn't ever really been a problem to me to learn. the last time you were onstage performing in a shakespeare play was the winter's tale in 2015, directed by kenneth branagh, which i guess was almost 60 years after your shakespearean debut when you played ophelia in hamlet. and i said, "what was that like?" you said, "fear, fear." think back a few years to 2015. does experience...? what does experience do for first—night nerves? well, it doesn't do anything. you're still nervous. you still feel you have an enormous responsibility. but i suppose experience has taught me that there's more to worry about. everybody�*s nervous, and it's not yourjob to transmit it, nerves, to anybody, to your...the rest of the company, in any way. so just get on and do it prope

my second is peter hall, and that was a great marriage . only that was a great marriage. the trouble is, peter had his vision of his career and it didn't include me . there was a didn't include me. there was a world of difference in peter's vision of what a wife should be like in the kitchen . and that's it. >> literally you in the kitchen ? >> literally you in the kitchen? >> literally you in the kitchen? >> yes. and in those days, that's the way the british saw women . i remember being pregnant women. i remember being pregnant and needing food . food quickly and needing food. food quickly and needing food. food quickly and peter said, well, there's only a powerbars and what's wrong with the pub ? let's go in, wrong with the pub? let's go in, have a sandwich. and he said , a have a sandwich. and he said, a woman can't get in a pub and we forced our way . and i saw all forced our way. and i saw all the men turning around and looking at a woman in a pub. i mean, you know , the days were mean, you know, the days were very, very different foreigners. i remember trying to rent

the peter hall... that's right.learn. the last time you were onstage performing in a shakespeare play was the winter's tale in 2015, directed by kenneth branagh, which i guess was almost 60 years after your shakespearean debut when you played 0phelia in hamlet. and i said, "what was that like?" you said, "fear, fear." think back a few years to 2015. does experience...? what does experience do for first—night nerves? well, it doesn't do anything. you're still nervous. you still feel you have an enormous responsibility. but i suppose experience has taught me that there's more to worry about. everybody�*s nervous, and it's not yourjob to transmit it, nerves, to anybody, to your...the rest of the company, in any way. so just get on and do it properly, or better. and the next night, do it better than that. and kenneth branagh, onstage with you, playing... leontes. so how was it, being directed by your co—star? 0h, ken, i know him so well. when we did ghosts, first thing we did together... ibsen. we were sent out of the s

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight outside san jose city hall, with more from both ved here. lamonica >> san jose city councilman peter ortiz says this isn't about punishing someone for criticizing the job he's doing, but it's about keeping himself and his family safe. >> you know, these false accusations, uh, and implications that i'm supporting, you know, the sexualization of children has already led to some of the respondents followers on social media to come after myself. uh, and, and, um, my girlfriend, san jose city council member peter ortiz, was granted a temporary restraining order late last month against robert signs. >> the administered order of sj times. the social media blogger usually posts about the community and public safety in san jose, but on december 17th, signs made this post, calling ortiz and another council member. brown puppets, saying, quote, peter ortiz and omar torres do not represent the latino and mexican community at all, especially the majority of the community that is against grooming our children. i represent my entire district. >> w

peter and fevronia are kept. now the lamp will remain in the central hall.' regions of the country.is 71st birthday. on his holiday, the stage of the tchaikovsky concert hall did not he only accepted gifts of congratulations, but pleased the audience with a musical surprise. sofia sergieva will tell you which ones. long standing ovation, admiring glances for yuri bashmet 71. according to tradition, the musician celebrated his birthday with a circle of friends and listeners on the stage of the tchaikovsky concert hall. there are a few moments left before the concert starts, the hall is full and ready to meet the maestro. despite the fact that the program of the event, as usual , is kept secret, as is the composition of the participants, it is completely sold out here today. incredible i am happy to be in this beautiful hall at our master’s concert. the guru of the pride of our stage, which not only makes us happy, but never tires of nurturing the young and preparing a worthy successor to their talent. today yora will perform with the orchestra, which gives him eternal youth. i think

today, organizers say after tonight's town hall, they'll continue to gather to strategize and to put pressure on su to call for a ceasefire in gaza. >> lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news and a quick reminder that our coverage of the war continues on the fox local app. >> it is free to download for your smart tv. >> new at 11, a state lawmaker is proposing a new bill that would ban anyone under 16 years old from writing class two electric bikes, which can travel up to 20 miles an hour, according to the marin i-j. state assembly member damian connolly, from san rafael, introduced the bill yesterday. connolly says the bill will reduce injuries and also improve street safety. he also cited data released by marin county that found e-bike crashes were nine times higher for young riders. >> the santa rosa police department has officially reinstated its gang crimes team to address rising gang activity last year. officials say five of the city's ten homicides had a gang connection. in santa rosa. officers seized 255 guns and arrested 21 juveniles for gun related offenses, compared to just five arrests the year before. the team consists of four detectives and

the german head coach of tajikistan, peter shagert , shook hands with all the journalists present at the moment of entering the press conference hall, even the last person in the hall. rahman jassim qatari has been chosen as the referee for the match between iran and palestine. akram afif, the striker of the qatar national team, who scored the first asian goals in 2023 against lebanon , also scored the last goal of the 2019 uae nations cup. he won the world cup in south korea. in the first stage of the ice climbing world cup, mohammad. reza safarian won the first place in the speed event with a time of 15 seconds and 34 hundredths of a second , and ice skaters from mongolia and south korea were second and third respectively. mohsen beheshti rad, another iranian ice skater, stood in seventh place. this competition is the first round of the current ice climbing world cup season , with the participation of 34 athletes from iran, mongolia, korea. southern canada, holland, switzerland, poland, england, america, france, hong kong and... finland were held in south korea. the asian and pacific championship wheelchair basketball tournament

ktvu south bay reporter monica peter is live tonight in los gatos, with more from this evening's town hall >> mike, organizers say they invited congresswoman anna icu to this town hall tonight, but she didn't attend. they say they want her to call for an end to the war in gaza. and they're going to continue asking for her support until it happens. >> and you can't be neutral. you've got to take a side and she's got to take a side. >> on thursday night, dozens of people from throughout silicon valley gathered for a town hall hosted by care or the council on american islamic relations. one man says he came to the town hall because dozens of his relatives are struggling to survive in gaza. >> knowing that my tax dollars go to fund this, going to fund the bombs that are being dropped indiscriminately on civilians, hospitals and ambulances, schools, etc. yeah, it makes me feel unheard and unseen. makes me feel alienated. as a palestinian, as a muslim and as american citizen. >> the health ministry in gaza says as of january first, nearly 20, 2000 palestinians have been killed, 70% of them women

halls of the russian museum. the st. petersburg sky looks down through the glass ceiling, peter ii is on the main staircase with interest. is alive, the houses are so motionless, there is real life in the sky. the picturesque shades of the st. petersburg sky refute the myth of the eternal gray northern capital. the vision of an artist and the vision of a pilot, st. petersburg feeds equally generously, it is always high here... as a souvenir, future pilots got a photo with a cloud in a gilded baguette and a rare opportunity to admire the spring sky from the largest windows of the mikhailovsky castle. the curtains in this room are never raised. this the window was cut long before we moved here, but i am very grateful that it is here, because we can see the petrogradka dwarfs and the various animals that live on it, there is a penguin, fish, and people walking around. unauthorizedly cut windows, some will call a personal view, others a natural atrocity, when the historical layout allows you to look only into a remote courtyard-well, obsessed with the thirst for light... the residents help the firewall to see the light, a wa

peter, we may bring you back if we have video. police call campaigns are usually staged at town halls and diners. the candidates persuade voters. not this year. biden campaigns called the lid because why campaign when you arrest your rival. donald trump in court today facing financial assassination attempt. the former president asked the judge to delay so he could mourn the passing of the melania mother. the judge said no and bard him from making any remarks and trump tormenter was all smiles and brought a case nobody tried in 400 year history of new york and the defendant was not allowed to speak. i wonder where a case like this came from? >> it is a witch hunt in a true sense of the word and election interference. right now latisha james visited joe biden and the white house numerous times during the trump witch hunt. all a conspiracy to get biden who can't put two sentences together, into office. >> the white house confirmed that latisha james visited the white house not once, not twice but three times. before she sued the president and while and once to see kamala. it's not just latisha james in new york, we're learning tha

that documents and photographs complement the scale. visual layout, so in this hall the siege shelters of the monument to peter was sewn by a researcher at the state museum of ethnography during the siege; her baby died 24 days later after birth. for example, we have one of these interesting exhibits - a letter from a fighter, and hope to the actress. alive emotional comment, now your blood flows in me , this is today and we have all the cones with numbers, then it was all signed, so they give you blood and you see that you have maria sapozhnikova there, but since it was a famous person, he i was able to thank her. the exhibition is divided into seven sections, and of course, ends with shestakovich's seventh leningrad symphony in the arena, they even recreated the philharmonic hall... leningrad on may 1, 1945, an award not only to the city, but to all leningraders. alexey komarov, sergey skripkin, dmitry sevastyanov and andrey romanov, lead st. petersburg. an irreparable loss for cultural st. petersburg, in the eighty-first year of his life , the artistic director of the komissar zhevskoy theater, viktor no, p

walls of the marble hall where the ceremony takes place are portraits of all 32 prosecutors general of tsarist russia. the gallery is opened, of course, by pavel yaguzhinsky; petert appointed him the eye of the sovereign, and since then, for the fourth century, the department has been guarding the law and protecting rights. and freedom of citizens. at the festive meeting, representatives of the supervisory department from all over russia, the prosecutor's office for 302 years, for the multifaceted and president vladimir putin thanked the efficient work of all employees. behind every decision, presentation or protest, warning or verification materials, rights are restored, and, what is extremely important, people’s faith in the triumph of law and justice. and this year our citizens expect so much from you. as before, among the priority tasks is the identification of elimination of violations of the social labor rights of citizens. monitoring the strict observance of legal rights, payments and benefits for participants in a special military operation and their families. works at prosecutors have increased significantly over three centuries, countering extremism, o

peter doocy thank you ever so much. >> all right, donald trump had a big night last night at fox town hall, he looked and sound presidential. stayed on message with key policies, on nikki haley and ron desantis spend two hours frying each other's brains out with no purpose. very few people watched this debate. those that did probably walked away in a foul mood. my guess is, just my guess, mr. trump gained a lot of votes in both iowa in new hampshire. while those two lost a lot in iowa and new hampshire. what i thought was turning point in trump d -- town hall last night and maybe his campaign, was this moment. >> i'm not going to have time for retribution, we'll make the country so successful again, i am not going to have time for retribution, remember this, our ultimate retribution is success. larry: wow, our ultimate retribution the be our success, if he stays with that line, a great line, turns the tables on all phony joe biden arguments about democracy and insurrection and d de dictatorship. president trump said that his successful performance is our calling card and over and over in town hall he stayed with that theme

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters reports from los gatos about last night's town hall meeting onrsday night. >> dozens of people from throughout silicon valley gathered for a town hall hosted by care or the council on american islamic relations and you can't be neutral. >> you've got to take a side and ask, who's got to take a side side? >> one man says he came to the town hall because dozens of his relatives are struggling to survive in gaza, knowing that my tax dollars go to fund this, going to fund the bombs that are being dropped indiscriminately on civilians, on hospitals, on ambulances, schools, etc. it makes me feel unheard and unseen, makes me feel alienated. >> as a palestinian, as a muslim and as american citizen. >> the health ministry in gaza says as of january 1st, nearly 22,000 palestinians have been killed 70% of them women and children displayed during the town hall. this banner lists the names of palestinian children killed during the first three weeks of the war in gaza. >> we just sent another lump sum of money and we're giving them the weapons and access to ou

halls of the russian museum. the st. petersburg sky looks down through the glass ceiling, peter ii is on the main staircase with interest.ere, but i am very grateful that it is here, because we can see the courtyards of petrogradka and the various animals that live there there is a penguin, a fish, and people walking, unauthorized windows, some will call it a personal view, others will call it a natural... atrocity, when the historical layout allows you to look only in the dark a courtyard-well, residents obsessed with a thirst for light help the firewall to see the light. a wall with a lonely window, like the face of a one-eyed cyclops, an eternal character of st. petersburg mythology. for a person, of course, vision is a great reward, especially if he does not just look, but sees what he looks at. i like binoculars, theater binoculars, and if a person has theater binoculars,. and he sits in the box, then takes out binoculars and carefully examines the ballerina, it seems to me that this is very elegant. the right optics can easily turn a spire into a figure slender prima. the magic glass monocole is the third eye of th

hall, where ceremonial events are held, there are portraits of all 32 prosecutor generals of tsarist russia. the gallery is opened, of course, by pavel yaguzhinsky, appointed by the sovereign's eye and named by petere fourth century since then. the department guards the law and protects the rights and freedoms of citizens. at the festive meeting, representatives of the supervisory department from all over russia, the prosecutor's office 302, president vladimir putin thanked all employees for the multifaceted and effective work of all employees. behind every decision, presentation or protest, warning or verification material, rights are restored and, what is extremely important, people’s faith in the triumph of law and justice. and in this. contacts, as well as their family members. military prosecutors, serving in a special direction, are in their hands to ensure law and order in the army, protect the rights of our military, supervise compliance with defense orders, but the rights of ordinary citizens are equally important. the prosecutor's office responds to problems in the field of housing and communal services, resettlement of dilapidated emergency housing, and utility tariffs. an important are

peter doocy, thank you ever so much as always. all right, folks, donald trump had a big night last night at the foxtown hall.e looked and sounded presidential, stayed on message with key policies. while nikki haley and ron desantis spent two hours frying each other's brains out with no purpose whatsoever. very few people watched that debate. those who did probably walked away in a foul mood. it is my guess, just my guess, donald trump gained a lot of votes in iowa and new hampshire while those two lost a lot of votes in iowa and new hampshire. now, in what i thought was the turning point in the trump town hall last night, and maybe one of the key turning points in his entire campaign was this moment. please take a listen. >> i'm not going to have time for retribution. we'll make this country so successful again i will not have time for retribution. [applause] remember this our ultimate retribution is success. larry: wow, our ultimate retribution will be our success f he stays with that line it will be absolutely fantastic. completely turns the tables on all these phony joe biden arguments about democracy, in

peter doocy is in the briefing room. if there's an interesting exchange there, we'll head back to listen to that. in the meantime, hours from now, our second town hallthe week with the nation's first presidential contest now just six days away. you're looking at our beautiful hall here in des moines, iowa. that is the set where you see me today doing "the story" live. tonight this stage will have florida governor ron desantis on it. he will join me and bret baier at 6:00 p.m. eastern for the full hour. we will look forward to asking him some questions tonight and hearing a lot of questions from the audience that we have assembled despite the fact that it's extremely snowy and the weather is challenging. tomorrow night, big night as well, of course, former president trump will be here at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we are also going to speak in a moment with trump attorney alina habba about a proceeding that took place today with regard to immunity. that was the issue before them. this was in washington. it was a hearing on whether the former president had immunity that would cover two of the major cases, the january 6th case and the georgia election case tha

p all right, peter, thank you soet much and may bring you back if we have vide bo released by the doj. but political campaigns are traditionall videoy staged at rallies, town halls, even small town diner s, local politicking where the candidate shakes hands, kisses babiers.s and persuades voters. not thisear. year. biden's campaign's called a lid because why campaign lbecaus why you're arresting your rival, donald trump. in court todayou facingy a financial assassination attempt, the forme r president asked the judge duty to delay closing arguments so he could mourn the passing of melania's mother. >> judge judy said no and barred him from making a closing argument. mothseems totally fair. trump's tormentor, new york attorney general letitia james, was all smiles. she brought a case that's neverh been tried in new york's 40000 year history. no jury, no victim, and the defendant wasn't allowedallo to speak. >> i wonder where a case like came from. >> it's a witch hunt in the >> i. sense of the word it's election interference. and it just came out. i justd was just write down letitia james visit to joe biden injame the white house numerous times during the trume p

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peter baker. and staff writer at ""the new yorker,"" susan glasser. and mike allen of "axios," joining, as well. >> chris christie dropped out. >> the former new jersey governor announced he is dropping out during a town halld supporters there is no longer a clear path to the nomination for him. this as nikki haley has been gaining ground among voters in the granite state. while christie has not endorsed any candidate, he says he is still working to make sure donald trump does not get elected again. >> i know, i can see it from some of the faces here, that i'm disappointing some people by doing this. people who believe in our message and believe in what we've been doing. i also know, though, it's the right thing for me to do. because i want to promise you this, i am going to make sure that in no way do i enable donald trump to ever be president of the united states again. and that's more important than my own personal ambition. >> ahead of his announcement in new hampshire yesterday, chris christie was caught in a hot mic, appearing to say that nikki haley is not going to beat trump and ron desantis is getting nervous. the comments came while christie was offstage and could clearly be heard on the event's