i'm in this peter the state is called to conduct reconnaissance in battle there is nothing to pull.g endlessly can talk traffic jams queue elevators, where does life go? listen, maybe you can go down the stairs if you want, let's go, i'll show you where it is, yes, with pleasure? what happened? oh my god aw how hurt my arm thank you awful shoes uncomfortable. now caution what kind of nightmare do you need? you just need to know about yourself coldly calmness and everything will pass very quickly. seriously, come on, i'll take you . no, it's inconvenient. and with a sore leg to the subway, can you comfortably slip somewhere else? seriously, you have so many skydiving. well, yes, i'm afraid to fly on an airplane. and the one who jumps from them. well, just some kind of god, you know, not a little bit. are you some kind of, well, superhero, or what for me? what? what happened? the leg doesn't hurt very much. there's a pharmacy there. can you stop buying something painkillers? oh, thank you very much. thank you very much. i am now so yezhov egor petrovich head of the security department

i turned to his army, you should not think that you are fighting for peter, but for the stateover to peter, and peter knows that his life is his inexpensive, if only russia lived in bliss and glory for your well-being, an almost unbelievable strengthened russian army happened to the head defeated one of the strongest armies in the world news of the defeat of the swedish king flew around europe fighting on land and at sea. continued for over 10 years. the swedes desperately clung to their last bastions in the baltic, but in the end they asked for peace, the defeated sweden ceded the baltic lands to russia, lefland, estonia, part of karelia with vyborg, and also ingria, where he was located, st. petersburg. the russian state firmly established itself on the baltic shores, which radically changed the balance of power in europe in 1721 , the russian tsar peter the great took the title of emperor of all russia russia became one of the great powers and was proclaimed an empire. the empire is not just a state, it is a single space of law and civilization, which covers many countries

inspecting his apartment, there is a father's mistress, according to fedor, she came 2 days after peter's death and statedt she was pregnant and tried to demand money. she needs to be found and checked for involvement in this case. so it’s true that fedor mikhailovich hooliganism even goes through our bases. but mukhtar doesn't seem to agree with you, the money is in his apartment. we did not find this time either i or fedor was confirmed. it's two money, he could hide it 100 times. his alibi was not completely confirmed. here are the hours at 11:00 pm. he went somewhere, which showed his vaunted electronic system. lucky coincidences in time, it’s not true that he could go to scare his stepmother and come back. basically, what am i going to do? how will i make a request, to the mobile operator, potapov will probably call her, okay, i'll go. help me with rhymes. oh, listen, i have a head at all. hello. listen . your help is needed. can you think of a rhyme for the word hair will not work. thank you thank you there is smooth skin that smells like chocolate hair hair hair coconut yes, the shine of your hair

family it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court of the united states >> peter joining me now. and peter, she'll be there for the fall term when justices are set to hear some pretty critical cases. >> reporter: that's right, lester once sworn in justice jackson will not change the ideological balance of the supreme court, but she'll be weighing on on several key cases on affirmative action, voting rights and religious freedom. >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you >>> now to the news involving will smith the oscars board today banning the best actor winner from all events for ten years for slapping chris rock on stage miguel alma dguer has smith's reaction >> reporter: tonight academy award winning actor swill smith is now banned for the next decade from the very ceremony where he just won an oscar and the stage where he also slapped chris rock >> will smith just smacked the [ bleep ] out of me. >> reporter: the ten-year sanction from the show handed down today from the academy's board of governors comes nearly two weeks after the shocking attack >> k

worst things have happened to the children of russian heads of state. peter the great, he is vladimir putin's idol, he was the last russian head of state to get divorced. in 1698, for over 300 years after that, no russian head of state dared to get divorced. until vladimir putin, thinking perhaps he had become peter the great. he got divorced in 2013. like peter the great, vladimir putin is a paranoid sociopath. thinking that his oldest son, alexei, was plotting against him, peter the great had his son tortured to death. so when your dad idolizes prettier the great, if the worst happens to you is that you get sanctioned, you should feel very lucky. if history is to give vladimir putin an appalachian following the form of peter the great, his inappropriate title, it should be the name joe biden gave him, putin the war criminal. we don't know exactly how many daughters, and possibly even sons putin the war criminal actually has. he definitely had two daughters in his marriage to the russian flight attendant that began when he was a kgb agent in the 1980s, and i

maybe the president will get the states and peters, the ukrainian people's extraordinary moment in suchr, and we cannot confirm that the us secretary of state, secretary of defense, actually visited kiev because they refused to comment, but the pentagon white house refuse to comment on these messages, including a statement made in the past hour by a senior adviser that the speech is being made right now. in these shots, blinkin sneakers and a big leather bag are walking through the andrews base in maryland, and here a military plane is landing. journalists who traveled with true and blinken to poland were forbidden to cover the trip until it was over, they were not allowed to accompany their journey through ukraine and they were forbidden to indicate exactly where in the southeast of poland they were waiting for the return of cabinet members ministerial officials at the state department and the pentagon have aged for security reasons. the first footage appeared only when the ministers safely left kiev and began a joint press conference, presumably in the polish city of rzeszow, which be

thousands of customers lost power across several states. peter navarro and dance giving a have refused to testify even though president biden has denied them the shield of executive privilege. prosecutors in minneapolis have decided not to charge a police officer who fatally shot this 22-year-old like man during a no-knock search in february. prosecutors said they could not justify charges because locke pointed a gun. his mother warned the officer that she will not give up. they spoke at separate briefings. we know that we will not be able to prevail because the law does not support the charges. >> the spirit of my baby will haunt you for the rest of your life. i am not disappointed. i am disgusted with the city of neapolis. police need to knock and wait before entering a home. president biden extended applause on student loan repayments. the freeze has been extended six times during the pandemic. it affects more than 43 million americans who have student debt. on wall stree stocks were treated on news that the federal reserve leaders expect they

continue to attack that plant and that seems to be delaying things in this country. >> the united states, peter baker, has been changing its tone on this war. there's always been a lot of aid ash lot of sanctions. i know they've been trying to come up with any sanctions they can that can possibly hurt russia and limit their ability to keep funding this war. but in terms of rhetoric, just last week we saw the cia director talk about how vladimir putin might use a tactical nuclear weapon. that was an escalation in rhetoric for the administration. and now we're hearing from general lloyd auston, the defense secretary, former general, that the united states' goal is to permanently weaken russia. the change in rhetoric, is that being calculated behind the scenes by the administration? >> well, it was certainly an intentional message today. secretary auston seemed very intent, very eager to get this message out to the reporters who were traveling with him. it was conscious, it was not an offhand remark. he want us to think there was a shift in policy. up until now, there had been a reluctance to go t

peter. the united states, trying to get russia suspended from the human rights council, how serious is that and what would it really mean? >> it's more symbolic than anything else. we had complaints about the un human rights council for years. it's always been stacked with a lot of human rights violators, which is made it a pretty dysfunctional organization, when it comes to actually enforcing any kind of standards. i think russians presidents on it actually stands to make clear how pointless the council can really be if it supposedly investigating people doing the human rights violation. it's a point of principle, it's a point of symbolism to say, we don't consider russia to be responsible actor and international community or, isolating them further, they do not deserve to be part of an organization such as this. that's the sign -- the signal that's going to be sent here. >> but, is in symbolism meaningless if there's no consequences? >> well, symbolism goes along with consequences. obviously, stinger missiles and javelin anti-tank weaponry, and so forth, are more tangible and concrete and

expensive than the chukhon lands, the community who made this decision i am peter i by the way is it possible to change my name by stateadd some kind of heroic nickname, agree peter iii sounds too ordinary. in any case, against being called in historical documents third. you are the third of your creatures to change is impossible. when is your aunt's funeral? she is alive alive. a letter from count bestuzhev to get dressed i don't know where they meet. in the palace, the count was not told. that i asked that i thought of everything, i support the rights. apraksin will soon receive letters from him, where he personally assures you of his complete devotion, the heir to the throne, peter fedorovich, opposes the war with prussia. our troops are on the territory. the enemy, and he wants to admit our defeat and return the army to russia, if petruza allows the throne, we stop to exist as a state, it turns out our soldiers. it will be a boon for russia. if your son comes to the throne, the main thing, i offer guardianship. i will not participate in the conspiracy. fedorovich will hide you in shlisselburg and announce your deat

stromoskovsky power into a roaring power with a european bias in dynamics, which peter gave to the development of the state of society allowed russia e, c. for at least 100 years, relying on the petrine heritage, it has been building up its military and political power to show peter how he was to dispel the main myths, such was the idea, even now there are people who believe that peter was an impostor, this myth was born. after the young tsar returned from a european trip and began to cut his beards by the boyars. and generally change to put the old one in life at home, they began to whisper, they say the king, then they killed ours, and they sent a double to us. we attracted to work on the project. yes, e experts of the institute of forensic science of the investigative committee of the russian federation who conducted a handwriting examination of peter's letters, the conclusion of the expert in peter's handwriting, despite a certain evolution during his life, but belongs to one person under glass, evidence, the sad story of the emperor's son, alexei, whose father deprived of his heritage , and one by one

be a person i'm really hoping i will be successful that i want to be president of the united states and peteraid, aim higher. [laughter] this university as produce a lot of powerful people but it has always produced kind people and good people care about including others into it that's what we should talk to you this we forgot to tell you. >> it is so true and i think that it reminds me of the boys and in the fold of black men talk about this and the work of men like him another elite blacks what to cultivate that talent and later in his life, he was challenged read and he came to understand that it was not just about creating elite black. but it was about creating an environment% so that the other. and to equip them themselves with the ability to lift others up rather than simply building leadership along the talented ten who could then engage with a broader white elite communities and so in some ways, he was you know talking about this, engaging in his own excavation ideas that were based on kind of a ytv just system and the white higher education system in which of course is a graduate of

to be and the person said i hope i'll be successful but i want to be president of the united states and peter said aim higher. he said the university has produced a lot of powerful people. it's even produced a few presidents but it hasn't always produced kind people and good people who care about including others into it. that's what we should have taught you andthat's what we forgot to tell you . >> it's still true and i think it reminds me of wb deploy and the souls of black men. when he talks about the count to 10. and the work of men like him and other elite blacks how to cultivate althat talent. later in his life, he was challenged and he came to understand that it wasn't just about creating a coterie of elite blacks but it was about creating an environment that the other 90 percent could thrive in. and to equip themselves with the ability to lift others up rather than simply building leadership who could then engage with the broader white elite community. e and so in some ways he was you know, in talking about the souls of black folks engaging him in his own excavation of ideas that wer

can you and the president of the same received the states to come and peters wasted the ukrainian people. this is an absolutely extraordinary moment in such extraordinary circumstances as a war, and we cannot confirm that the us secretary of state, secretary of defense, actually visited kiev because they refused to comment, but the white house pentagon refuses to comment on these messages, everything that was shown to journalists, until blinken characteristic were in ukraine, these footage, the secretary of state in sports sneakers, and with a large leather bag goes along the base. andrews on mayor's staff. and here he boards a military plane that flew non-stop to poland . journalists who traveled with austin and blinkin to poland were forbidden to cover the trip until it was over; the return of cabinet members state department and pentagon officials agreed on security concerns. also under the veil of mystery blinkin and austin, immediately after the briefing, board a us air force plane leaving for the us rammstein base in germany tomorrow. there will be a so -called consultation meeting

i'm going to be president of the united states. and peter said aim higher. he said this university is produced a lot of powerful people. it's even produced a few presidents. but it hasn't always produced kind people and good people who care about including others into it. that's what we should have taught you and that's what we forgot to tell you. so true and i think it reminds me of wb dubois and in the souls. of black men he when he talks about the talented tenth, right? the work of men like him and other elite blacks was to cultivate that talented tense. later in his life. he was challenged. and he came to understand that it wasn't just about creating a cotery of elite blacks. but it was about creating an environment so that the other 90% could thrive? and equip themselves with the ability to the lift others up. rather than simply building leadership among the talented tents could then engage with the broader white elite? and so in some ways he was and talking about the soul of black folks. engaging in his own ovation of ideas that were based on account o

state. the murder of peter adris, the murder of the law at elk this him and the bomb attack on a newspapers offices. and there's no sign of any let up. ah. the dutch seat of government in the hague. ah, prime minister mark router was always a keen cyclist. several source is now report an acute threat against him. router now needs special protection. ah, but talk it's owns just people in the public eye. lawyer, vito shaquilla knows that. take his current case, for example. he's defending a client accused of involvement in the contract. kidding. we accompany him to court . people were the victims were sitting. you were talking to car and suddenly people rush up to him. just like in a garage like here. so you must imagine that the horror for it is people because they don't understand they're not criminal. they're just living their daily life. and suddenly they see it. men rushing up to them. judy lance molina is a deja. george. he has a wife and a young child in the dame question. he and his family leave the underground parking lots in his black mini cooper. at that moment, the contract killer

obviously, the first black woman soon to be seated as a justice of the united states highest court. lester? >> peter, thank you. nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson joins us. hallie, reflect, if you will, on the vote and, of course, the knowledge of this does not change the ideological balance of the court. >> that's right. you have a justice, a judge, rather who is considered to be joining the more liberal wing of the supreme court. idealogically, it's not going to make a big difference, expected not to, on some of these closer-cut decisions, a 5-4 decision, 6-3 is the split we've typically seen. beyond what you and yamiche and peter and garrett have talked about, the historical sweep of this moment here, one of the things i'm looking at is the political undertone of this. yes, the white house can tomorrow talk about how this was a bipartisan moment for them. and it absolutely is. it is also not overwhelmingly bipartisan, right. it's three republicans who have joined here the democrats. it wasn't always the case that we would see this close of a vote on something as important an

states. here is fox news' peter doocy pressing jen psaki. >> he will bus border crossers to washington, d.c., when they get here, will you guys help them find a place and something for them to do? >> press sect. psaki: not sure what authority the governor is doing that under, it is pretty clear this is a publicity stunt, enforcement lies with the federal government. >> no federal enforcement, according to governor abbott, who says he has buses ready. >> republicans and democrats realize the chaos the biden adnin stragz has caused and the inhumanity of what they have caused. >> a bill would extend title 42, fearing inability to quickly expel migrants will lead to a greater surge, of course there is a political concern, as well. >> how big issue will this be in election year? >> huge. even before this, ridiculous, title 42 decision, making the border situation even more disastrous than it already is. we have open borders now almost. it will be a huge issue in the fall election. >> bipartisan legislation was introduced yesterday and would extend title 42 through late july and require department

and losing in a way the question is rather old fashioned that you put peter in my view, what the west wants, what the united states wants is for russia to engage in a war of attrition, a general milly, the supreme commander of the head of the chief of staff of the american army, said that before the war broke out, he said if that right, if russia were to invade the westwood almond insurrection in ukraine, and this has been said by many commentators that the american model is to have an afghanistan for ukraine. so the war could carry on as a war of attrition. a protracted period during which russia would, for example, occupy a certain number of cities in ukraine. it already i civil as it is and those cities would be subject to a long war of attrition. and should be very easy to wage in the sense that obviously there are no physical boulders between the cities and the rest of the country. easy for people to come in at night and, you know, blow things up or whatever, and a low level war like that or to try and maintain territories like council, nobody below whatever. which russia has already taken would, in the ameri

peter hawn says what 10 states outside of california are seeing cases go up, the bay area has a relatively low case count. that is expected to change. >> we don't think it will be huge with lots of people being hospitalized. it will be a low to moderate increase that may cause some disruptions in schools and workforce. >> california schools held out rapid tests to students and staff. it is not mandatory but bay area schools are encouraging people to use them. >> i think everyone will use them and not, if they do have it . >> i feel like my friends would not put me at risk. >> reporter: some districts have lifted the mask mandate but others require masks indoors and will reevaluate on april 15. >> if the cases start going up, i will probably put my mask back on. >> reporter: schools are saying they must be tested before returning to classrooms on the following monday, april 11. and walnut creek, kpix5 . >>> taking a live look at san francisco restaurant week is making a comeback. it is one of the big food events making a recovery. >> reporter: large crowds of people going out to eat and dri

equipment and deliver agricultural products , let us recall that this is the same peter who invited the citizens of his statend donate their salaries to buy weapons to ukraine after sofia officially refused to supply weapons to kiev but without bulgarian weapons. kiev has no end to foreign proposals. as stoltenberg stated. ukraine has already been armed with eight billion dollars worth of western weapons. zelensky has so much that in ukraine it becomes too much for him, plus the teasing of western friends and partners, british defense secretary wallace said today that ukraine's strikes on the territory of the russian federation are fully in line with the norms between well, blinken said, let zelensky decide to strike russia himself or not apply. we generally don't mind watching. a separate issue is whether ukrainians should take actions that go beyond their borders, then the ubian in my personal opinion is vital that they do everything necessary to protect against russian aggression and the choice of tactics. in that case, it's their own decision. in taishet, american diplomacy is blinkin, as if offering the

gary peters, who represents the state of michigan, that is near the canadian border, not the mexicander, he is against removing title 42 because he heads up the democratic senate committee and he is looking at the electoral map this year and he sees trouble in places where joe biden's approval rating is in the low-to-mid 30s, georgia, nevada, arizona, pennsylvania, north carolina, do you see a trend here? and so he's got, joe biden has nobody happy. i think the only thing declining more than joe biden approval rating is joe biden. and people now see that. they are talking about 2024. i find that to be very arrogant, at best. ukrainians are suffering, americans are suffering under the yoke of inflation and for insecurity, crime is rising in our cities, kids are still trying to catch up from that loss -- we have real problems and pain here, and he is talking about his 2024 political prospects. but i have never seen a president and a vice president's numbers fall so precipitously and them not wanting to listen and learn. obama and bill clinton, the only president clinton we will ever ha

that has have no strategic value whatsoever for europe in the united states is beginning to cost something go hetero. i think peter, you remember, i think the whole initiative, this is and all the other work tooth is maintaining us supremacy dominance around the world at any cost essentially. but, but yeah, i, i do not, i would agree. i do not think that they fully thought this out. i think they thought there was going to be some ramification, some blow back on sanctions and stuff. but i mean, they went all in with section all it, i mean, it ridiculous. this is direct company and, and i think, i think they also were thinking that they would get more people, those court, the sanctions, other than just the u. s. in europe and they're close satellites. and that hasn't been the case. so i think this is a major, major threat to, to the global economy in the global financial system. we also what's happened here, you hear them saying that russia's using oil or whatever for, and gas for blackmail. but what has the u. s. allies done as far as the global financial system and the dollar and the europe, blackmail exact and, a

state institute of international relations. i gentleman crosswalk, rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciated, peter, let me go to you 1st. and bethesda, i'm, i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because i have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm demanding in a hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, you've watch some of it obviously as well. and the con in the context of the conflict is completely absent is, is, it's is something started this a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most people have don't have a clue what i'm talking about peter, your thoughts you're identifying a serious problem. there is no historical memory on mass media in the united states and for that reason that says of much of the world. so people don't the, can't put this in context of you to understand context. you can't figure out the solutions and the way out. so it, for the 3 months leading up to this war with the troops were on the border, i m

peter, your thoughts you're identifying a serious problem. there is no historical memory on mass media in the united states, and for that re, you know, that says of much of the world. so people don't, the, can't put this in context of, you'd understand context. you can't figure out the solutions and the way out. so it, for the 3 months leading up to this war with the troops are on the border, i must have done $75.00 interviews on russian television. and which i kept on urging putin to declare victory the world for the 1st time in decades, was talking about russia's national security concerns and couldn't was in a position to declare victory, remove those troops begin serious negotiation. and he didn't do it. and the, you know, what we're talking about the lack of context and media is also lack of historical context and understanding on the part of most work, global leaders and puny, fell into that trap. i was shocked that he did this. i was shocked that he didn't learn the lesson from the afghan invasion in 1979 from the u. s. invasion of vietnam. the u. s. invasions of afghanistan, iraq, libya. these things don't end up the way these leaders

peter has the story stated. ah hello. they will sat in southern africa and southern areas of madagascar are expecting some very heavy rain thanks to the remnants of tropical cyclone jasmine. now we are expecting to see that where the creep up, the east coast bringing some heavy falls here. but as we go towards the end of the week, it is going to skirt off further east leaving behind a lot of dry weather, particularly for eastern areas of south africa. as well as the cape, tell me, seen the temperature touch up to 30 degrees celsius. the sunshine, extending all the way up to that central band of africa, where we are seeing some fierce thunderstorms roll across the congos. cameroon, edging into coastal areas of nigeria. you can see those fierce thunderstorms they will by the time we get into thursday. they do is the way it's going to get wet and windy a for the north, west for morocco and algeria. but it's all about the wind. when it comes to libya, we are expecting some gale force winds that are expecting to lift the sand

black sea and maybe allowing for the creation of some sort of a ukrainian state that would be essentially landlocked. amy: peterayev, let me ask you about the whole world's reaction to what is taking place. we definitely know about the u.s. and europe and of course where the director of the eurasia democracy initiative. 30 countries have sanctioned russia. it is mainly the united states and russia. they represent 15% of the worlds population. 94 countries voted to throw russia off the u.n. human rights council. they represent 24%, a quarter of the world's population. the developing world has a different reaction to this, saying this is not our war. what do you say to them and how do you think this can be resolved and bring china into this picture? >> you hit the nail on the head when you mentioned china. the sheer size of india and china, which are somewhat sitting on the fence. china is at least officially an ally of vladimir putin. india as soviet era ties with the soviet union and russia so it has a mixture of pragmatic military interest in economic interest and some nostalgia as well. yotake these countries

pÉter: orbÁn is the one who supported putin. state-media is spreading pro-russia propaganda still. russia today and sputnik news. but here, our state media and private fidesz media is still supporting putin and condemning ukraine. reporter: we would have liked to put this criticism to orbÁn's fidesz party. but despite numerous requests, we received no response from party headquarters in budapest. on national day in mid-march, hundreds of thousands came from across hungary. here, too, putin's war was in the forefront of people's minds as they waited to see orban. >> we don't think this war just happened. there is a background to it. everything has led up to this. >> the world and especially the western media have double standards. you can understand the ukrainians, but you also have to understand the russians. >> no one is really talking about the fact that it was actually america that ignited this fire, and that they did it on purpose. reporter: then, viktor orbÁn made his appearance. like most independent media, we were given a seat far away from the podium. the head of state was