children. about the war than this empty classroom with a river of blood in the agricultural town of red bankentire memorial in memory of those kids who never saw a peaceful sky because of the nazis and because of the war. red beach first told the world about the tragedy of a child during the war in belarus and this place is called children's khatyn, these are children who did not draw their sun, as he said. the architect himself chose the canvas in the form of a red bank; the apple orchard bloomed here while the children withered and faded. the palace was a crossroads of the late 19th century, there was a hospital here for the nazi invaders, they took all the children, let them pass through this hospital, took blood tests so that the soldiers would recover faster, this is the place where we can come. this is blagovshchina, part of the largest concentration camp in belarus and the most massive execution machine, more than 200,000 people were killed, civilians, deported from europe and jews. to show the last path of interrupted destinies, so levin’s team decides, to go 800. come into contact t

atrocities in relation to the children of one of these blood-sampling children's camps, a camp in the red banklobin region, we learn about the know-how of the fascists. began as a test of a new scientific method of collecting blood: children were hung under their arms, their chests were squeezed, and a special injection was given to prevent the blood from clotting. the skin on the feet was cut off, the blood flowed into sealed baths. the lifeless bodies of the children were taken away and burned. the technique applied to all children's concentration camps. they knocked out the blood of one of my sisters, they held me up, it was 2 months, but i i’m already the oldest already , well, i’m kind of pulling it out, well, that’s how i lived, now i’m already the oldest, i’m already the oldest, i was dying for this, but blood was taken from children in almost all the concentration camps where they were kept, one of these was babruisk. one day at the beginning of 1944, another one was taking place in the bobruisk concentration camp. the germans were pushing a small group of women with babies in their ar

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then with an unwavering commitment to better her community and spearheaded the restoration of the red banksve baptist church in greenville, north carolina. after settling in bow fort, north carolina, a beautiful eastern coastal town, jerry immersed herself in the vibrant, parishioner and welcoming community -- rich and welcoming community there. she found solace in the beauty of the coastal environment. in 2017 she took the role of founding trustee and president of the maritime heritage foundation where i served as and to work with her also. her leadership played a pivotal role in establishing the foundation, which advanced fundraising for the north carolina maritime museum. under her leadership, they raised $1.5 million for the foundation and campaigning our legislators in raleigh received $3 million funded by the north carolina general assembly. jerry peacefully passed away on january 3, surrounded by her loved ones in durham. her enduring legacy of stewardship and compassion and humanitarian spirit continues to touch the lives of all those she encountered. today we honor jerry for her in

the red bridge connects the banks of the pala river.ies. by the way, battles took place here in 1812. can you imagine how much time has passed, but the bridge has remained intact. although i think there was naturally a reconstruction here, you can see elements like these, but from a distance it seems that this hussar, well, yes, like a hussar’s hat , on october 7, 1812, russian troops, thanks to the capture of this bridge, were able to get into... the center of the city, 14,000 people died on both sides, the bridge was so filled with blood that it was called red. well, now i’ve been transported to the banks of the beautiful dvina. behind me you see a bridge. polotsky bridges, by the way, also have great cultural and historical significance. there are five of them in the city. two of them are thrown across the dvina, two through polota, and one through belchanka. and there is one connected with these bridges interesting wedding tradition, which boils down to the fact that if you want your life to be happy. full of love and mutual underst

who these have previously vows to continue with the ad tax on shipping in the red c, w correspondents bank. i mean, as far as blue book has been following developments for us from washington, washington hopes that the strikes well, the great, the capability of the who is these have to continue their attacks on us and also in your kate ships, but also on international commercial shipping in the red sea and the gulf off at the end, the who peace began attacking these vessels in november. they say that they are responding to israel as offensive in gaza. that is something that washington deny says there's no relation between a, these 2, a conflict. it but the who is this vouch to continue a targeting shipping until israel and the war and they know also off to this it strikes. it also said that there will be a bench during a white house press briefing, and president biden said that the stress will not stopping the who sees, but also said that the us would keep targeting the group anyways. and it's clear that's hoping to degrade the capabilities of the who would be this not course, and then it t

the biden administration caught red-handed ordering banks to carry out a snooping operation using terms like trump and maga to gather information on millions of private customer transactions following the january 6th capitol riot. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: brand-new hour starts now. bill hemmer, good morning at home. surveillance push by the treasury department targeting more than trump voters asking banks to identify transactions with key words such as small arms, dick's sporting goods and bass pro shops. congressman jim jordan telling fox business this is big brother at its worst. >> it was big banks looking and searching private transactions using key terms at the suggestion of the federal government to find out what you are buying, what you are spending your money on. scary stuff. all it looks like without any warrant, without any legal process, they undertook this as a way to identify domestic vie lint extremists. >> bill: hillary vaughn is live on the hill. what did you find out? >> good morning, bill and dana. the house

special forces in medical gowns, the israeli military raided a hospital on the west bank, and the international red cross expressed concern. impeachment on... not presidential, he willfully and systematically refused to comply with the laws passed by congress, undermined the confidence of the congress of the american people. who do the republicans want to deprive of office for what this time? the former prime minister of pakistan has received new convictions for corruption and disclosure of state secrets. and the page is unavailable, what caused one of the largest disruptions on the russian internet the day before. find out in business news. hello, you are watching the news on ntv, in the egor kalyvanov studio. so the international committee of the red cross is concerned. israeli military operation in a hospital on the west bank of the jordan river. medical institutions, in accordance with international law, must always be protected, this was emphasized by the organization’s press secretary. here is footage of this very raid in the city of jenin in the palestinian authority. armed men and women in

pete in red banks, new jersey. hello? you have your television up so i'm going to stop you there.alvin in georgia. caller: how are you, sir? democracy is very much a state in this country, and freedom. people here, if the republican party gets the white house donald trump is going to put himself into a position where he will be the president for the rest of his life. we don't need to dictate or send this country. we already have enough problems here. yes, there is a real bad race problem here, especially in georgia. people need to wake up. people need to see trump and his people for what they are. host: as far as the president himself, what did you take away from the speech specifically? caller: it was a great speech, it was. the part that i caught. i didn't even know that it was coming on. i go to c-span periodically through the day and i happened to see him on there. i said, listen at this. from what i thought, it was a good speech. it was a heartfelt speech. it seemed like he really wanted the job again, and i think you'll do a great job. host: calvin in georgia talking about t

it could launch military action if attacks in the red sea continue. >>> and bank of england governor ew bailey is monitoring the red sea closely warning it could become an issue for monetary policy. speaking in front of the committee, bailey expects shipping prices and costs to rise if traffic continues to be impacted. a short comment on this, silvia, charges for transporting a 40-foot container from china to europe is $4,000. back in december, it costs about $1,100. that is a 250% jump in shipping costs. you have to imagine at some point, if this continues, and sustained, that these ships are diverted or have to take different routes or no longer shipping through the region, there could be an inflation ary impact. >> we are looking at potential central bank rate cuts and this is an important story to follow with the context of the global economy. >>> i want to discuss the nato allies which pledged further military and economic and humanitarian support to ukraine to defend itself against russia. member states are actually providing billions of euro of further capabilities this year. p

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bank . the palestine red crescent society announced that the occupying forces did not allow the palestinian rescue forces to enter the scene of the accident by shooting at them . no report has been published about the details of this attack and possible casualties. hezbollah in response to the zionist military attacks on the regions mentioned. in the south of lebanon , it targeted a number of towns in the northwest of the occupied lands. i will go with my colleague who is stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. mr. azimzadeh, i greet you. please tell us about the latest developments in the south of lebanon and the north of the occupied territories. lebanon's hezbollah carried out six operations yesterday and one of the most important operations. hizbullah announced in a statement that in response to the zionist military attacks on the inhabited areas in the south of lebanon, the military and zionist settlements in the northwest of the occupied lands in the nabi yousheh region. which is part of the lebanese territory and occupied by the zionist military targeted the towns

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and some arab states more as many ways across the west banks, the palestinian red cross and says ambulance is being hit by bullets and another palestinian dies and is really true. we hear stories of torture and degradation. the is there any military has been heavily targeting the central and southern gossip at least 16 people have been killed, including 9 children as his very forces hit on more wasa, on thursday. it's a tiny strip of lines in the west of gaza that israel has repeatedly said would be a safe zone. more than 22400 palestinians have been killed since the homicide attack on southern israel and october. the 7th. and inbox begins our coverage of the desperate digging in the darkness. these men scrambled for survivors. totes lights shining on shown of steel and collapsed concrete. elsewhere in the daylight, the dead and it carried out to devastated homes as plains rage on inside. fuck the show me has been forced into a new home fall from willingly its attendance on the streets. she says she has little to eat. no shower bath remote blanket for the 8 year old just a strong wish to s

bank? and answered your question, that is the main red flag that i see that a consumer of could react to as a possible indication of a scam. >> i know over the years and among other things that are fraud book is talked about just in the context of certain kinds of scams, that there are red flags. i understand what you're saying, they are a lot harder to detect or for example, we used to say that and it is still the case with these irs scams that are somewhat related to what we're talking about, but now greater sophistication but the rule, one role was if someone calls you and says they're from the irs on the telephone call picture first context it's not the irs. you always get something in writing. i realize that's a rather simple rule, much harder, much harder to find the simple red flags with the sophistication of ai. mr. wiseman, i know you the website scamicide which features a tremendous amount of information about scams. you been doing this for about 12 years, the scam of the day. it's hard to believe you have that much content but that tells you the gravity of the problem. your work

the screen is green on jp morgan everyone else's red and bank of america is 410 spread between jp morganof america. jonathan: net interest income 19 billion, -- 90 billion against the 86 billion estimate. equity futures are little bit softer down by 0.3. crude is a little higher at 74.52. a lift to crude. tom: we should remember that in an hour and 15 minutes we get more inflation in america. jonathan: cpi and ppi. tom: let's address the persian gulf, will there be another attack, that seems to be the mystery and the press. this allied tactical effort. annmarie: the president said they wanted clear message that the u.s. and its partners will not tolerate attacks on personnel in one of the world's most critical commercial roots. if the houthis failed to respond we could potentially see escalation. what the u.s. went after last night's degrading capability. will there be a potential back channel? tom: the relationship between tehran and the houthis? annmarie: they cannot be undeterred. you see what the saudi's tried to dislodge them from yemen for years. this is why this is so delicate. th

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it should also be a red flag if your bank is calling you because there should be more than one way to authenticate that the bank is calling you in that space. the main obstacle is that you are dealing with an institution when it comes to banks trying to authenticate. the first is you ware dealing with a psychological attack in the case of these scams where the emphasis is on action. what i encourage folks to do, and this is a very low-tech way of addressing the issue, is doing a password among your friends and family and making sure that you are not publicizing the password because hackers will be able to get access to that, but if somebody were to call you if they are able to authenticate the password you are probably deal with somebody that is cloning a voice. when it comes to institutional approaches, multifactor authentication is probably the best bet going forward. >> how about the individual living at home. is there a way and will there be ways, this technology is also developing the authentication for me sitting in my living room getting a call from one of my children. sounds e

it should also be a red flag if your bank is calling you. there should be more than one way to authenticate they are calling you in that space. i think the main obstacle here is that you're dealing with an institution when it comes to banks versus dealing with a psychological attack in the case of these scams where the emphasis is on action. and so, when i encourage folks to do, and this is a very low- tech way of addressing the issue, doing a password among your friends and family and making sure that you're not publicizing that password or putting it in an email because hackers can get access to that, but if somebody were to call you, you could say password a predicate, if they can't do that, you're probably dealing with somebody who is closing the voice. that is a very low-key way of doing it. when it comes to institutional approaches, multifactor authentication is probably the best bet going forward. >> how about the individual, you know, living at home? is there a way, and will there be a way, i assume this technology is also advancing,

bank are in need of humanitarian assistance. furthermore, around 95%. that the donations made to the palestinian red crescents are being directed to gaza, that has left the west bank in a desperate situation. apart from that, israeli settlements, military checkpoints and roads designated for use by israelis only or... already made traveling between areas of the west bank difficult and time consuming. israeli authorities have further divided the west bank into isolated areas over the past three months, disconnecting provinces and towns by installing dozens of new checkpoints. the tense atmosphere and closure in the occupied west bank have affected almost all sectors of society. the un estimated in 2019 that the israeli occupation caused the palestinian economy some $47.7 billion dollars in fiscal revenues between the years. 20 and 2017. hello and welcome to the quicktake section. i'm matian in this section we'll cover two important sectors, the auto sector in israel and the construction sector. in terms of the stats, the industry is only working at 30% capacity. some 50% of construction sites are closed, the economic damage is $8

.. to deal with all of the different fronts on which it is also engaged in the west bank, lebanon, syria and in the red sea from the direction of yemen as well, so it is a highly dangerous situation, but that goes without saying, um, but uh, it would seem probably to be more indicative of israeli desperation than israeli. confidence or actual intent to ignite a regional war. thanks lot, samt is joining us from mel. thank you. moving on the european union has strongly condemned to israelelite ministers remarks about forcing palestinians in the gaza strip to emigrate from the territory. foreign policy chief joseph as inflammatory and irresponsible. b said force to displace. are strictly prohibited as a grave violation of international humanitarian law, on monday, ben gaveir called for solution to encourage the immigration of gaza's residence to other countries and the reestablishment of israeli settlements there. his comments came just the day after smotrich called for the return of israeli settlers to the coastal territory, he added that israel should encourage approximately 2.4 million palestinians in

bank are in need of humanitarian assistance. furthermore, around 95% of the donations made to the palestinian red cresents are being directed to gaza. that is left the west bank in a... apart from that, israely settlements, military checkpoints and roads designated for use by israelis only, already made traveling between areas of the west bank difficult and time-consuming. israeli authorities have further divided the west bank into isolated areas over the past three months, disconnecting provinces and towns by installing dozens of new checkpoints. the tense atmosphere and closure in the occupied west bank have affected almost all sectors of society. the un estimated in 2019 that the israeli occupation caused the palestinian economy some 47.7 billion dollars in fiscal revenues between the years 2000 and 2017. hello and welcome to the quicktake section. i'm matian in this section we'll cover two important sectors, the auto sector in israel and the construction sector. in terms of the stats, the industry is only working at 30% capacity, some 50% of construction sites are closed. the economic damage is $830 million a month. keep in min

red cross is calling it an emergency. the current number of people giving blood has reached a 20-year low and blood banks losing 300,000 donors since the onset of covid. the red cross provides approximately 40% of blood supply for the u.s., putting patients in need of life saving transfusions at risk. >> it saved my life, which i wouldn't be here today. >> doctors have to make choices about which patients can receive a transfusion in a given day. surgeries like heart surgeries can be delayed waiting for the available blood to be collected and sent to the hospital. >> while all blood types are essential, the greatest need is for that universal type o blood and platelets. >>> some promising and exciting news about a potential medical breakthrough for those living with sickle cell disease, the fda approved a gene editing therapy known as crispr as a treatment for disease that impacts more than 100,000 americans. dominic garcia explains how it works. >> reporter: she's a business president, but has a big burden. >> living with sickle cell disease is an unpredictable story. >> reporter: jennifer fields says sickle cell disease has

metallurgical plant red october, weapons factory barricades and oil storage facility on the bank of theiers turned these factories into real fortresses. even when left without communication, in groups or alone, our soldiers continued to fight. so, in a battle at a barricade factory, two seriously wounded soviet soldiers continued to help their comrades, pulling the pins out of grenades with their teeth. in these. “i cannot understand how people can survive in such a hell, but the russians are firmly entrenched in their ruins, basements, craters, in the chaos of steel skeletons that were once factory floors. a german corporal from the 389th infantry division, speaking of soviet soldiers, wrote: “it’s impossible to imagine.” how desperately they defend stalingrad , fighting for it like guard dogs. the defense of the legendary pavlov’s house lasted 58 days. at the end of september, this house was recaptured from the germans by a platoon of soviet soldiers, which was later led by sergeant yakov pavlov. chuikov said that the pavlovtsy destroyed more enemy soldiers than the entire german army

fdic they're bailing out silicon valley bank, $16.1 billion so the theme today of all these banks being in the red is due to the fact they have to pony up. you see goldman push up about $529 million going into that insurance fund that got depleted from signature bank as well as svb. >> morgan stanley moving the other way after earnings revenues beat expectations, but that fdic payout cutting into earnings under the new ceo >> yeah. i like morgan stanley here if you look technically, it potentially offers some support, but they paid $286 million into that insurance depletion so you're seeing all these big banks really get a haircut today, or a two-by-four to the back of the legs there's an lunlt as you see the wealth management side of morgan grow, and provide revenue, i think it's another name i want to own >> the third buy on your list is jpmorgan, the sort of grand daddy of american banks. >> it is, ty market cap at nearly $500 billion. this is an company 40 portfolio name, an essential bank to the american way of life we go back to last friday, that trading action, that's what we look at when w

explosion of sort because not only is there a denying labor to work and is red, creating a huge economic crisis in the west bank. it's also pushing the processing is more or more towards confrontation. because i think that the now as the war weinstein and gaza. and as he's facing pressure from the, by the administration of the day after, says clearly interested in more trouble in the us back, the told about a minute to challenge and night that you just mentioned video, political challenge, which is the biden's ministration. because they continually have talked about the day after the day after the day after. but now that i think it would the day after nothing yahoo, which is a new one. so it's only just begun for us to sort of have and then in the, in the discourse, which is an interesting move as well. certainly puts pressure on nothing else to behave. i'm not sure who's going to been, but the, the sort of, uh, leaks into the press that's by there is not happy with that. then you know, he has not spoken for net worth. nothing now for more than 20 days. that you know, was by didn't had nothing. yeah. his back f

red arrows. analysts say markets dipped after the central bank released meeting minutes with no indication that thetart cutting interest rates this year. let's see where the markets are right now. this is how the big board looks and it looks healthy. 189, one of 90 . the positive thing it is in positive territory. at noon we will check in to watch the markets and a 3:00 we will have a full wrap on cbs news bay area . >>> it's a new year but americans reliance on credit cards and high balances, they have carried over into 2024. for those of us who made financial resolutions, we have where you can start to pair down the credit card debt a little bit at a time. >> reporter: millions of americans, lingering credit card debt, follows your finances into the new year. >> even though it just happened over the holidays or the last couple of years, you need to get rid of that debt. >> reporter: alert begins collective credit card balances or to a new high of more than $1 trillion in 2023, according to the federal reserve bank of new york. in while the average interest rates for credit cards spiked at more th

we discussed the bank situation and also with the red cross federation spokes person to my so the longer he says that the more time pulses, the more the she monetary needs of civilians continue to go back of the situation needs to be on the store. and we, i mean we, we talked a lot about the situation and last weeks and months and seem serious piano. and most things, the words will describe the mind that i see the ocean and goes us 3. but what does up in, after these, on the days has been more of the call and we will add, the more that you might have that means withdrawal. so i'd, system is collapse. i thing that i'm going to days is duration is just was sitting day by day and there is no one who is really able to be the culprit on sort of an old song that opens the if i you want to get an answer because a lot go see the lack of the lack of access. so of course he's, he didn't have any. do you want? is that an option? these are old. so on the days for the all the deals and then we want to put in your web portal. but i mean, yes, and then from the shorter lease owner, they also do some di

those red flags, terms like maga and trump. they warned bankssign of a home grown violent extremist and wanted to know what customers shopped at dick's sporting goods, cabela's and bass pro shops, the government basically profiling the type of people they think could be persons of interest involved in january 6th. >> at the request of government, you've got banks searching private transactions of their customers for key search terms, keywords. it looks like without any warrants, without any legal process. this is financial surveillance at its worst. >> reporter: the treasury department declined to comment. the house judiciary committee says the investigation does not end here, they want to bring individuals in for depositions and are subpoenaing more documents to understand how far this went. this was not hinted to a certain time frame. -- limited to a certain time frame. the investigators were basically just giving these search terms to banks so that they could just flag people as they found them. it was not confined to a time frame like januar

some 350 people have been killed. and 4000 injured in israeli rates across the west bank. the tensions remain high in the redsein al bakaiti for more. hussein is in sana uh... listening to you, as the announcement today from uh mr. yahya sir, he said they have targeted ash was destined or going towards israel, they have actually called the chip many time and they refuse uh to respond to yemeni navy, that's why they have target it and force it to uh turn back, to be honest you what's happening at this point, we remember at the beginning uh of yemani targeting israeli ship, many ship that sometime that really they have no link with israel, they they do uh reply to yemeni navy call and if there is any doubt about anything it will be uh explained, but because of the present of the united state, they have actually uh ordered many ship not to uh answer the calls and this is actually what bot the ship in in in danger is not the attack of yemani army is actually the present of the united. state and uk uh battleship, but i'm sure that when yemani army said that this ship is going to uh israel, i'm sure that they have

then we go to a website, red sea crisis could shatter hopes of global economic recovery, where the world bankrned of surging energy prices, slower growth and higher inflation as a threat rises of disruption to world trade. now this uh was dated to saturday january 13th of this year, where uk and us air strikes in yemen um. have occurred and it said the crisis now threatens to feed through into higher interest rates, lower growth and persistent inflation, also greater geopolitical uncertainty. next up, gt graphic has said this, the escalating crisis in the red sea, a crucial route for international trade in goods and energy, has exerted impacts on global shipping and the economy, a 30% decline in ship traffic in the suis canal since the start of 2024, compared to 2023, the doubling of the average shipping cost per 40-foot container globally since late november 2023, so tesla and volvo cars uh has been impacted, they have been impacted, suspension of one of their factories in europe is one example. and then finally, a website ritsy crisis risk for the eu economy, energy supplies of the eu and a

regional tensions are on the rise with hezbollah in lebanon and with the houthis in the red sea and new violence in the west bankink that is for secretary blinken? he is making several visits to partners in the region in arab countries?— countries? this is of considerable - countries? this is of| considerable concern countries? this is of- considerable concern hence countries? this is of— considerable concern hence the strip. keeping in mind israel as our ally we want the best for israel, we want israel safe and secure but that requires safety and security for others in the region as well. so in addition to some very tough talk with the government of israel, we are indeed making the case to our partners and allies in the region that it be hoops all of us to do the best to keep this conflict confined as much as possible. i have said from the beginning that there are any number of ways it could expand unexpectedly and unplanned by mistakes happening, by missiles going in different directions than intended so the danger is extremely high. and we see that not only us but the countries, the egyptians, immoralities, a

shipping in the red sea which has seen a good number of shipping operators diverged via a much more circuitous route, as you are referring to. the concern expressed by the governor of the bankgland and others, were things to escalate in the red sea, were we to see far more shipping having to go all the way around africa, that would obviously be a concern. what knocked on consequence there could be -- and again extrapolating here, but i don't think unreasonable extrapolation around the potential for oil prices, for instance. there is clearly concern about the ramifications of could have. let's return to the here and now , christian, and what we kn. you were touching on it a few moments ago with frank. the defense secretary cranhafts -- grant schapps, when asked about the potential military strikes who the targets to quote "watch this space" which implies that something might be relatively imminent. politicians, particularly defense secretary's, are schooled in being careful on what they utter out loud, and ducking questions that they would rather not engage with. grant schapps did engage with that, said out loud what was potentially a imminent prospect. tonight there is the

have not been finished and there was no victim here, the banks are paid in full in the banks and rolled out the redre key points to the judge himself is already criticised and head back on saying that even if the banks are happy, if the lenders were getting monday at a lower rate than they could add than they were damage —— money. damage. they will issue a verdict in this case.— verdict in this case. what difference _ verdict in this case. what difference could - verdict in this case. what difference could and - verdict in this case. what difference could and of. verdict in this case. what - difference could and of these verdicts make and what could be the outcome? the verdicts make and what could be the outcome? ~ :, , , ., ., outcome? the attorney general after the ten week — outcome? the attorney general after the ten week trial _ outcome? the attorney general after the ten week trial has _ outcome? the attorney general after the ten week trial has raised - the ten week trial has raised the stakes here at first, she wanted to penalties saying that's what was gotten in ill—gotten gains by this fr

red carpet, or rather you got it, right? at first everything was fine, but then there was a mistake, she went to the bank and couldn’t cope withshe’s resting. and this was the red carpet. but the red carpet is the fastest two stages. no, the green one has been smiling at me since the regional stages. smiles from the regional ones, well then , no objections, please, the green path, and let it smile at you, another thing is that other paths do not smile at your friends, competitors, there is no choice, i really like the choice, the red one is yours, i think there is a choice always, yes, but in this case there is a choice, it is to choose the red carpet. this is a very interesting topic for us, here in the arctic. the competition will go in stages, that is, you will have a choice of three keywords, then the number of words will decrease. ice, city of peoples. i will take. which city was founded in 1584 by decree of ivan the terrible, on which cape? what was it called then, why did the residents themselves call it, tell the judge , what if he doesn’t know, although i strongly doubt that this is so, but the city is now called arkh

in october 1943, the advanced units of the red army crossed the dnieper and secured a foothold on the right banket command hoped to immediately knock the germans out of kiev, but the capital of soviet ukraine. for the attack on kiev, it was planned to use two bridgeheads, one of them, lyutezh, was located north of the city, the other, the main one, in the south, near the village of velikiy bukri. it was here that soviet troops concentrated their main strike forces on the bukrinsky bridgehead. on october 12, without waiting for the arrival of reserves, three tank armies began to storm the ukrainian capital. the fighting lasted 4 days. thirty-fours were blown up by mines, and the surviving soviet vehicles were accurately shot at by german cannons from cover. there was simply nothing to answer the enemy with. we did not have time to transport our artillery to the right bank. the germans looked through all this, they monitored the whole situation, and then the entire army was moved there, a brigade remained on the bridgehead, which for several weeks created the appearance that a tank army was fighti

we are looking at red on the screen, the s&p 500 down 0.4%. the -- kbw bank index --.verwhelming results under roman results from morgan stanley shook the market. 2-year yields up about 10 basis points. you are looking at a level of 4.24. during earlier today from christopher waller. that is pending the dollar of higher. at the highest levels this december, john. john: moving from the currency story to a lot of real news, let's start with canadian connections. restaurant bands, the parent company of tim hortons but it also overwritten the burger king business. they have reached a deal to acquire their largest burger king franchisee in the united states, more than 1000 burger king locations, part of a plan to improve profitability at burger king that has been playing out in the last couple of years. a deal that has fallen apart also making headlines at this hour, as we reported here on bloomberg, jetblue and. , according to this federal judge in boston, cannot come together in their planned deal on antitrust concerns. there is a concern from the federal judge about the