this show challenging perceptions about robert burns and regularfestival perceptions about robert burns.— and regular festival performer alan cumming. i am dancing and it's very challenging _ alan cumming. i am dancing and it's very challenging and - alan cumming. i am dancing and it's very challenging and i - it's very challenging and i realise that sometimes i do things that really challenged me to the point and i think thatis me to the point and i think that is annoying, frankly. but as an artist keeps you around. pauline maclean, abc news, edinburgh. —— bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala. hello. well, let's see what the weather's got in store for us this weekend. and as you might expect, a lot of warm sunshine, but a bit of rain in the forecast, too. not where we really need it, though — in fact, if we have a look at the rainfall accumulation over the next five days, most of it will fall across western parts of scotland, just dribs and drabs in the northwest of england, and no rain at all for many parts of wales and england further south. and, in fact, the longer—

to take care of your body in general, take care of your health well, you know , i'll say that robert burns scottish poet, and his clothes are made of one piece of pain , writing, command the enemies of my country with one bill, how important it is , and on the other hand i want to say what we spent these eight years there, that church is such a waiting er soldier, we also hold lectures there and i will tell you that the best photos sent to me by the coolest fighters from the front are with a toothbrush or toothbrushes and they say myron, we do not clean this is what i thought this is what i understand about the influence on each other. on this positive note, mirono, we will say goodbye to you and i hope to see you. what about you in our next broadcasts? i think that you are doing very important work and thank you very much for inviting us. there is something to say dental the community has something to advise and let our people not worry . let our fighters not worry. the contact was one of the most famous ukrainian surgeons today, the president of the national union of dentists of ukraine,

and instead of russian poetry, poems by world poets, such as heinrich heine, adam mickiewicz, robert burnsol curriculum russian-language works will remain only from individual ukrainian authors or those whose lives are closely connected with our history serhiy morgun roman syshchenko tsn 1+1 marathon the only news will be heard only through the monitoring screens tomorrow the first call will be made to schoolchildren in kharkiv oblast and mykolaiv oblast - these are regions the enemy is shooting at close range from russia or the occupied territories, the children simply do not have enough time to go down to the storage facilities, and the hundreds of destroyed and damaged schools there will not sit at their desks, and students in the border areas with russia in the areas of sumy oblast and on rivne region near the administrative border with belarus. tsn correspondents are ready to tell you how the school year will start in the rest of the regions live from odesa serhiy osadchuk from dnipro anastasia is not faithful in lviv on the phone marichka kuzhik in zaporizhzhia yakiva noskov i congra

this show challenging perceptions about robert burns and regular festival performer alan cumming. things that really challenge me to the point when i think i might fail, and i think that's annoying, frankly. but i think it's — as an artist, it kind of keeps you alive. pauline mclean, bbc news, edinburgh. looks like a good time. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala. i would love to hear from you. thank you so much for watching. stay with us. hello. well, let's see what the weather's got in store for us this weekend. and as you might expect, a lot of warm sunshine, but a bit of rain in the forecast too. not where we really need it, though. in fact, if we have a look at the rainfall accumulation over the next five days, most of it will fall across western parts of scotland, just dribs and drabs in the north—west of england, and no rain at all for many parts of wales and england further south. and, in fact, the longer—term outlook indicates that the next ten days across southern parts of england will probably be dry, possibly the next two weeks, which is farfrom ideal. ok, let'

this show challenging perceptions about robert burns and regular festival performer alan cumming.ngs that really challenged me to the point and i think that is annoying, frankly. but as an artist, it keeps you alive. pauline mclean, bbc news, edinburgh. a reminder of the news we heard a moment ago with our guests at the governor of indiana has signed into law and eel total abortion ban. the first state to do so six weeks after the us supreme court decision raised a woman's constitutional right to terminate her own pregnancy. we will keep following that and other stories right here on bbc world news. hello. well, let's see what the weather's got in store for us this weekend. and as you might expect, a lot of warm sunshine, but a bit of rain in the forecast too. not where we really need it, though — in fact, if we have a look at the rainfall accumulation over the next five days, most of it will fall across western parts of scotland, just dribs and drabs in the north—west of england, and no rain at all for many parts of wales and england further south. and, in fact, the longer—term o

this show challenging perceptions about robert burns and regular festival performer alan cumming. dancing and it's very challenging. i— alan cumming. i'm dancing and it's very challenging. i realise - alan cumming. i'm dancing and it's very challenging. i realise some - very challenging. i realise some times i do things that really challenged me to the point where i think i might fail and i think that is annoying, frankly, but i think as an artist it keeps you alive. now for a time of the weather. looking ahead to the weekend, it will be a dry picture on saturday and sunday but they will be a little bit of rain in scotland. overnight the showers fade away, by the end of the showers fade away, by the end of the night we see this area of rain approaching western scotland. a wet end of the night here. temperatures about 8 or 12 degrees. a fresh and comfortable nightly bed. tomorrow we start off with spells of rain come ethic in scotland from time to time, northern ireland and northern england could see the cloud pop—up to bring in a light shower but most of the day will be dry. tempe

attention from his superiors even as he watched the high hopes of mcclellan's campaign crash and burn as robert e. lee's army of northern virginia pushed the union troops. back from just outside richmond to the washington dc camps like many of his harvard counterparts barlow assessed the unions and they all wrote to each other by the way. he assessed the unions war effort at the end of the summer of 1862 and found it to be pathetic indeed many of his wartime letters show him to be deeply pessimistic about the war two examples that i just want to give you if we are beaten. he predicted to one friend the north will give up another letter warned that the affairs of this country are melancholy. i think there is no prospect or hopes of success in this or my favorite line. i am in a state of chronic disgust. kind of like we're in today, right? he did not limit his disgust to the civilian leadership and along with some other junior officers in mcclellan's army. he expressed dismay at its defeat in the peninsula campaign and i love this one. it just shows he's very sarcastic. he's funny. he's not ideal

this show challenging perceptions about robert burns and regular festival performer alan cumming.blustery wind spreading into orkney and shetland. the odd shower elsewhere here, northern ireland. a bit more cloud through northern england, north wales and north midlands. the sunniest in the south, highest temperature, 22—25. some a little bit cooler than we expect at this stage in august. through this evening and overnight, it will turn quite fresh again across england and wales under clear skies. a little bit of cloud here and there. more cloud, though, across scotland. bit of rain and drizzle, especially across the west. temperatures, though, holding up here and in northern ireland tonight, but the blue, the green colours across parts of wales, the midlands, south west, indicating temperatures in single figures again to start tomorrow, but another dry and sunny day for much of england and wales. varying amounts of cloud. a bit more cloud to cumbria, northumberland, southern and western scotland. west of scotland, some further light rain or drizzle will stop the temperatures risin

douglas, frank murphy the next year, robert jackson and james burns the next year, and those eight roosevelt a appointees are just, you know, one after another in the wings starting in the summer of '37. >> and there were so many opportunities for him to compromise, and they came to him -- not so much cummings he was a true believer, his attorney general, but others came to him repeatedly with -- [inaudible] wheeler from montana, with offers to compromise, and he just wouldn't have it. i mean, he was dead set on moving ahead. you wouldn't even recognize the reality -- he wouldn't even recognize the reality of what was happening. his own allies were coming to him with stories of what was going on out there and how he was losing, you know, support in his constituencies. but he was very bullheaded in that, and it is extraordinary, again, with his sense of timing we created him with and his exquisite sensitivity to political winds, he just was dead set on this. >> there's a little kernel in in that i think is maybe an explanation of this. homer cummings, the attorney general, was really the draf

robert jackson and james burns the next year. these eight roosevelt appointees just one after another in the wings, starting in the summer of 37. >> there were so many opportunities for him to compromise. not so much cummings, who was a true believer as his attorney general, but others came to him, repeatedly, with offers. wheeler, montana -- with offers to compromise. he just wouldn't have it! he was dead set on moving ahead. he wouldn't even recognize the reality of what was happening. his own allies were coming to him with stories about what's going on out there. how he was losing, you know, support -- constituencies. he was very bull headed in that. it is extraordinary. the sense of timing that we credit him with, the exquisite sensitivity to political wins. he just was dead set on this. >> there is a little colonel in this that i think is maybe an explanation of that. homer cummings, the attorney general, was really the draftsman and the proponent in this. part of the problem on the supreme court was justice james make reyno

and despite being from the country's green party, robert habeck also said that germany will be burningore coal to meet its energy demands. translation: in addition to black coal, which has i already been taken out of the reserve, we will also act to vate the brown coal reserves as of october the 1st to save gas by converting brown coal into electricity. so, energy rationing and using more fossilfuels looks like the strategy that western europe is going to take to tackle energy shock this winter. so, what does that mean for business? were we caught up with foreign with florian bockermann who owns a microbrewery in northern germany. this crisis is even bigger than the covid crisis, the second crisis in a row. the packaging prices for example, they rose and increased 200%. the buying prices increased by 30%, gas prices increased by 100%. so, we see a big increase in every part of our business. at the moment we have a big reduction in our margin. we tried to keep the prices as long as possible in that area that we are in now. but i think, there will be the time in the next month where we h

i think he was thinking specifically about major general robert ross, the leader of the british contingent who ordered the burningf washington and imprisonment of dr. william banks so the fact that it switches distinguish -- distinctively in that phrase, he uses cingular to talk about the hiring and slave and he was trapped on board a ship for three days and did not know much about the battle but one thing reported back to washington, d.c. is that major general robert ross was killed by an american sniper and quickly dragged on shore and died en route. so the terror of flight and gloom of the grave applies specifically to major general robert ross and i think that is what he was probably thinking in the aristocratic language of the day. he refers to it symbolically. susan: we are at the halfway point of our conversation with mark clague. one myth you dispel is that it was a poem later set to music. mark: it looks like a poem when you look at the lyrics. it has the rhyme scheme and all things we expect poetry to have. what was common then was writing songs to reflect pivotal moments in life. campaign songs, fourth

robert costa has all the new information. stocks plunge. cbs' nikki battiste on who and what spooked wall street. the battle over abortion rights. cbs' caitlin huey-burns has one woman's story after a doctor said her pregnancy was likely not viable. >> the only thing that could replay in my head was i was caring my baby to bury my baby. >> reporter: the un

burned a chance store, he did not prosecute on that. the crime is going off the wall. host: we are going to take a quick break. coming up the wilson center's robert daly, who discusses china's retaliation after speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. he will also talk to us about u.s.-china relations after the break. ♪ >> over the past few months, the january 6 committee held a series of hearings revealing the findings from its investigation. watch c-span as we look back at the eight hearings, featuring never before seen evidence, depositions and witness testimony into the attack on the u.s. capitol. on monday at eight :00 p.m. eastern, a u.s. capitol police officer caroline edwards, who was knocked unconscious during the first breach of capitol grounds, shares her story alongside a filmmaker, who is filming the proud boys in the rally. watch on c-span, c-span now, or anytime on demand at c-span.org. ♪ >> tonight on cumin day -- q and a, we take a critical look at the legal system and offer suggestions on how to improve it. her latest book

robert costa has all the new information. stocks plunge. cbs' nikki battiste on who and what spooked wall street. the battle over abortion rights. cbs' caitlin huey-burns has one woman's story, after a doctor said her pregnancy was likely not viable. >> the only thing that could replay in my head was, "i was carrying my baby, to bury my baby." >> reporter: the countd

robert costa has all the new information. stocks plunge. cbs' nikki battiste on who and what spooked wall street. the battle over abortion rights. cbs' caitlin huey-burns has one woman's story after a doctor said her pregnancy was likely not viable. >> the only thing that could replay in my head was i was caring my baby to bury my baby. >> reporter: the countdown begins. nasa prepares for a return to the moon, this time with much bigger ambitions. cbs' mark strassmann reports tonight from the kennedy space center. >> we want to ultimately end up on mars. >> garrett: as many kids hemoree parents are turning to home schooling. cbs' kris van cleave shows us why. and cbs' steve hartman goes "on the road." >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. tonight, new details from the partially redacted affidavit used to authorize the f.b.i. search of former president donald trump's florida home. one of the significant concerns, according to the affidavit, was that no space at trump's mar-a-lago home was authorized for the

robert is going to do to uphold the 15 week bill. we d can count to five, there's now five boats but conservatives have been burned so many times thata cautious hope. always prepare for the worst. so even after, there's still a chance they would pull over someone so friday morning at 10:10 a.m., the website was refreshing, it was great. it's actually happening. isn't charlie brown when you throw the football former time but there's also the sense of now you have to work that much harder. overturning w roe, we should celebrate, give a lot the scholars and activists to make this possible, there are people who will never be celebrated in people labor largely unknown who kept one and two, lay the foundation. every argument dan and i rehearsed in the book someone else originally developed. pfifty pages of notes and those of the people we are building off of but first i would say it's a moment of relief, gratitude and then we've got to get to work. >> i was so grateful you came on staff because i never have to read an annual report ever agaia because you are so on top of everything and it's a great service provider. one example would be k

robert mueller millions of documents. every email they ever sent during the campaign they handed over. he is not going to burn it like crooked. is that why they raided the house they thought he was going to start burning documents? is that what their fake mole told them in the media knows how bad this looks. they don't even want you to call it a raid. >> a quick but i want to say important note for our audience. we keep hearing a lot of people call what the fbi did at mar-a-lago a raid. words matter. and calling a court authorized search a raid suggests some sort of degree of aggression and lawlessness. that is simply inconsistent with the facts and the law and those are the facts. chuck, do i have that right? >> you got that right. >> jesse: defining raid like a recession now. this looks biden really scared of frump. he says he doesn't know anything about the raid but he also said he doesn't know anything about hunter's business. there is like 15 pictures of him with hunter's business partners. plufers the emails, the phone calls, the voice mails, the text messages, and the bank records. people cheat when th

robert is going to do just asked to uphold the 15 week bill. we couldhi count to five thinkig there's no five votes to joe. i think conservatives have been burnedometimes byt the court s cautious hope. always prepared for the worst. that is what he came to expect. so even after the leak, this is great but there's still a chance pulled someone over to his opinion so friday morning g at s10:10 a.m. some of the supreme court website refreshing. it was great it's actually happening. this is not charlie brown the football gets pulled away one moreas time. there is also a sense of now we have to work that much harder for it overturning roe as a a step. we should celebrate we should give a lot of thanks to the past 49 and a half years of scholars and activists who made this moment possible to be very cognizant their people whose names will never be celebrated. people who favored it largely unknown to us who actually kepty this cause alive and then laid the foundation. most every argument we rehearse the book someone else originally developed. we have 50 pages of endnotes. those are the people who we are building off of. but then i would say it's a of

correspondence with three subscribers robert major misha divorce and gena b by phone number i can easily figure them out whether you get away or not, damn it, holy listen, let's burne growing already cars are cleaning. yes, we called me stand, stakhanovite. i didn't let you go, do you remember? i'll help look carefully more familiar faces. igor persian to you without beguiled. that's right, and i'm practically a saint, that there isn't, if i find your lieutenant colonel vershinin, you are all detained so brave. do not follow the example of your predecessor , you want to say that his death was not accidental, at least at first. for what kind of devil where the house suffered without a clue, but his gut is in order everywhere he has time, he violated the law and the clerical rat will answer tomorrow at 19:50 on ntv does not fit, as in the day watch. well , firstly, they do not circle, but revolve around me, and secondly, you can no longer be heavy. igor, don't you know that pigeons are little crows? what kind of winnie the pooh are they spinning around me? what do you demons and all animals - feel it? yes, here is the dog! i agree in ancient times there was such a c

roberts, who gave us the latest from lisbon. a0 degrees yesterday in the interior of the country and that is really where the main problem is. today we have seen a number of major fires, eight burningen lisbon and porto, the second city, with services suspended because of a fire in the centre of the country around fatima, which is where there is a major catholic shrine, many visitors at this time of the year, and also in the northern interior of the country, at least one highway has been closed to traffic along one stretch, so these are developing situations, but it is precisely why the government has imposed this state of alert which among other things, as you mentioned, is to bar people from entering forest areas and also to prevent even farmers from using machinery, except in very specific circumstances. i just want to keep asking you about that state of alert, how unusual is it to be introduced there and what other restrictions does it entail? yes, so we had a state of alert back injuly, if you remember there was a major heatwave at that time and we had temperatures up to 47 degrees, which was a record forjuly, and there were heatwaves in other european countries, of course, pa

over a white pontiac comfortable with a burned out taillight, as the cops push the car, the driver ran. it was a wild chase, and they caught him. his name was roberte had a story. -- and the manatee county sheriff's office. >> mr. corona original story, was i was doing crack with the owner of the car, and it wasn't reported stolen. >> he said he knew the donor was. >> yes, and had permission of the car. >> but when it detectives checked the registration, they learned a convertible belong to sabine. and corona had a record. >> he's a known street criminal. >> and they learned from sabine 's friends, there had to be something very wrong with the story to have her doing drugs intriguing with a felon, at a smoky bar, in a seedy part of town. >> she would never behind drugs, she would not even allow people to smoke around her, she would not allow people to smoke at haley's hotel property. >> she was a health fanatic? >> she was, she had a personal trainer, she was very into health when. >> so, they arrested corona. installed him in the county to jail. and in the morning, drove over to haley's motel, to talk to sabine's husband, tom. and, tom said he ha

burned a chance store, he did not prosecute on that. the crime is going off the wall. host: we are going to take a quick break. coming up the wilson center's robertiscusses china's retaliation after speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. he will also talk to us about u.s.-china relations after the break. ♪ >> over the past few months, the january 6 committee held a series of hearings revealing the findings from its investigation. watch c-span as we look back at the eight hearings, featuring never before seen evidence, depositions and witness testimony into the attack on the u.s. capitol. on monday at eight :00 p.m. eastern, a u.s. capitol police officer caroline edwards, who was knocked unconscious during the first breach of capitol grounds, shares her story alongside a filmmaker, who is filming the proud boys in the rally. watch on c-span, c-span now, or anytime on demand at c-span.org. ♪ >> tonight on cumin day -- q and a, we take a critical look at the legal system and offer suggestions on how to improve it. her latest book addresses judicial independence, mandatory minimum sentencing, racial bias and jury selections and police reform. >> urb

drowning near a burning wall, because how they heat everything is hot, because it is very expensive to drink. this is what we see seven years later in germany, actually lord, uh, jamipage. robertcome so relevant in europe well, two words about hunter baydan, of course. e. it’s strange that he didn’t give his hand to anyone, in fact, with such a red first-aid kit , the go set has questions for free. if in relation to him i don’t know to give 100% of the mob. the special services simply load it into the checked baggage. well, no , i didn’t, but strange story is not very clear that behind his backpack, the entire american twitter giggles about the fact that hunter is carrying drugs, that the senior can should relax. that is why the decision was made so quickly and unexpectedly to send him on vacation. time cover. pay attention first to the photo, then the video appeared as allegedly putin, look, here are his paws. took the white house virtually nothing, leaving no from the independent policy of official washington, they say. thanks to power. the democrats came and things got better, so trump definitely cannot be allowed to come to power. otherwise, out, what will look, but it wil