and kristina schwartz julia arabey, they will no longer take the stage and return home to their loveddid not come right away, it is still difficult to come to terms with the tragedy not only for their relatives, but also for colleagues who were there on the fateful evening. in one bus. the artists of the krasnoturyinsky puppet theater were returning from a tour and the sverdlovsk region of the corpse 16 people were driving from pervouralsk where the actors played a performance it was already dark when a truck suddenly drove out towards them, the bus driver tried get away from the collision turned the steering wheel was not enough for a fraction of a second blow screams. and then everything, as those who were in the salon recalled in a fog, kristina works in july, worked in our theater from her very early age , practically after school. they came because they were first students of the krasnoturyinsky college of arts and at the same time they had already begun their careers at the kristina schwartz yulia arabey theater, from whose life the car accident took them, they were the leading

schwartz remained. cold, like the truth suddenly dawned on me.language the pretender got angry. she had nothing to do with the murder of the officer. and then she remembered. nearby, in a telephone booth , someone was knocking very loudly. this was an interesting detail for the investigation. the detectives decided to check the pay phone on the spot ; they found it out; they took it away for repairs; they found the booth; they began to study it and saw that it had been chopped up with an axe. this was the most important clue: someone was destroying tomato phones with an ax at night. and half an hour later , an officer was also killed not far away with an ax. it is possible that night vandals are committing murder. perhaps he lives somewhere nearby. we contacted the local police officer. he immediately suggested that his last name, ptikkin, does not part with an axe. he will pass , he will sell, he will sing, that is, he stole a drink twice, it ended in prison. they decided to detain the birds and sent two operatives to his house. the detectives f

schwartz david at the exhibition.l, which you don’t always notice in the auditorium. this is the desk of that same storekeeper. eh, just portrait glasses. my son has a list of places that his father wanted to take. according to his role, he came to visit his son. hello hello boy. and here are the same newspaper clippings that the father collected about his son when he became a big boy. the exhibition does not just tell the story of the creation of the play. well, it immerses you in the atmosphere, then the era of action of the play begins, at the end of the twenties, visitors are greeted by propaganda posters against the backdrop of this energy , the event of the play takes place, a small plot takes place in the regular town of a father and son in the district, great things happen, and these are not costumes and performances, but real clothes of those times, the official uniform was a dress, young, girls and men's clothing. here, for the past forties, schwartz has been forced to change his concert suit and violin to a

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gadi schwartz gives us a look inside the amphitheater before its grand opening. >> reporter: right offture of entertainment in a way only science fiction could predict. some calling it eye-catching to others, it's out of this world. and when words fail, there's always an emoji. but theis 366-foot shimmering exosphere is just the beginning. >> what is your name >> my name is gadi >> and i'm jim >> reporter: five robots with the most baffling sound system in the world >> each instrument into a beam >> reporter: all of this starting with a simple sketch. he decided to re-imagine entertainment with a 2.3 $2.3 billion gamble in the desert what was your reaction when you saw turn on? >> i was enchanted, too. we visualized it, and it's so big. >> reporter: and finally, inside the sphere within a sphere, 168,000 feet of l.e.d.s. 17,000 seats, ten thousand powered by haptics >> it's impossible to describe right. it's like trying to explain what a peanut butter and jelly sandwich tastes like to someone who's never tasted one >> reporter: this month u2, and postcards from earth gadi schwartz, nbc

gadi schwartz, nbc news, las vegas. >> one word, wow >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this thursday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," who is he, and can he really be the next mayor of san francisco? tonight we're joined by daniel lurie, the wealthy philanthropist who is calling out mayor london breed. >>> also, tesla slapped with a lawsuit, accused of discrimination at its factory in

gadi schwartz, nbc news, las vegas. >> one word, wow >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this thursday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ you better think (think) think about what you're trying to do to me ♪ think (think, think) let your mind go, let yourself be free ♪ let's go back, let's go back let's go way on, way back when i didn't even know you you couldn't have been too much more than ten ♪ (just a child) i ain't no psychiatrist i ain't no doctor with degrees ♪ but it don't take too much high iq's to see what you're doing to me ♪ you better think (think) think about what you're trying to do to me yeah, think (think, think) ♪ let your mind go, let yourself be free oh, freedom (freedom), freedom freedom oh, freedom, yeah, freedom freedom freedom, ♪ oh oh freedom freedom oh freedom hey, think about it, think about it there ain't nothing you could ask ♪ i could answer you but i won't but i was gonna change but i'm not if you keep doing things i don't think about it, baby ♪ what are you trying to do me yeah, oh baby, think

we spoke with environmental this island schwartz, he sees the landscape of neighboring mozambique must be restored to prevent such catastrophes in the future. once we really go to look at when we repair that infrastructure, he's also going to look at restoring. well, that's good. and we've got to look at changing our minds about a lot of the ways in which we behave within that landscape. to make sure that we don't cause some of the flags again. well, you've got to look at the big measurement impact. the 1st thing going to do is you can make people safe. is that something which is really important and making something safe is an essential for the people who they are right now. the people who have lost homes, uh, the people who have done have food because then at homes. so there's always the massive amount of contamination of water. so you need to have say, ok, one of those things have to be dealt with immediately. i would say it's a large, a human guilt. 90 percent human to 99 percent human guilds, and one percent mother being really pistols. collins schwartz, austin, next, what lies an

gadi schwartz, nbc news, las vegas. >> one word, wow. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday.e take care of yourself and each other. good night. lot of debris with no oxygen this could have been a fatal incident. >> right now at 4:30, a san francisco utility workers dies after being

black knife, they are also called, and it was for these knives that our corps received the name schwartz the month of the german division, the black knife division during the war, the urals and including the sverdlovsk region became the center of industrial evacuation in full force, the ural heavy machinery plant began operating. for the first time in world history, the uralmash structure established the mass production of cast tank turrets, produced field tank guns, famous self-propelled artillery installations , one of the centers of industrial evacuation became an old factory, the city of nizhny tagil nizhny tagil is the second most populous city in the sverdlovsk region from yekaterinburg to nizhny tagil along the highway . about 150 km. there is a railway connection between the two cities; the travel time will be 2-3 hours; from moscow to nizhny tagil you can get on the branded malachite train since the fall of 1941. the nizhny tagil enterprise placed factories from central russia on its premises when there was not enough space , the authorities installed the machines in the open ai

schwartz says they've tried talking with their landlord and council member. we're both supportive but haven't been able to increase police presence leading to a decrease in customers. >> it's a state of emergency at this point. our businesses are really suffering. i think everyone i talked to there business is down 2020 to 30%, maybe 10%. but still, that's that's all of our profits. last summer, they hired full-time security. >> but for to patrol the entire street. now they've instead temporarily acquired a piece of land for 100 parking spaces that they can use until it's converted into a park. they also hired one guard to keep an eye out on customers cars while they dine that need those during business hours. it's currently free. eventually we're going to start charging for it because, again, this is not >> something that we for to pay for ourselves. you know, we're not making any money off it will be a nominal fee just to cover expenses, keep people safe. >> nato's plans to ban together with hundreds of businesses of all types. citywide to send a letter of

let's talk more about this with jeremy schwartz. global chief investment officer at wisdom tree. jeremy, good morning. >> thanks for having me, frank. good to see you. >> in recent weeks and months, consensus has moved toward a soft landing. i'm looking. both transports and somall caps are in correction. are you advising clients to prepare for a slowdown? >> coming into the year, we were cautious. we thought we had negative employment report trends by now. the high rates and the economy is resilient to those high rates. the market is confronting that rates are high. the bond rates are putting pressure on the tech stocks. there is rotation from high dividend stocks from the more expensive tech. we have been surprised by how resilient the economy is with the rates. >> are you advising any moves to get ahead of what could be a possible recession? as the fed indicates higher rates for longer and there is concern about something breaking. >> if anything, we're saying because the economy is resilient to rotate toward the value sensitive names and value stocks get hit in recession. earl

p rang out as dennis schwartz who was named the toner, his most valuable player and his teammates showed off the trophy. and for both the governments team, the bank on the pitch and coming in the coming hours for their 1st match. since coach has a flick, was retired, will find rob jody host friends in friend lee, and that will be led by team director run in from coach. who do you feel that his plans are coming off of saturdays for one last to japan? and that's spelled. the infants like further says, he's only feeling in i'm telling you coaches on the w as jonathan nodding isn't this adult for the match against france. you sent us is take on. okay. victor is over and a new one begins. well, not quite, rudy fellow, honest wolf and sandra wagner will be on the sidelines to night. but for one not only endorsement as germany take on france. expectations a lot. germany have a one since march and they've lost the last 3. why? 100 click was 5 and it's why this team is in a rot. but perhaps was more important than the result. or even the performance tonight against france is the choice of who the

rashtetya, and this is schwartz stogoddi yonkrivyu and then with the glory of the polotsk armor did note chronicler from the flanks, rightly zanatiroval, albeit a wise spirit, allen tamak the fifth was measured to him in the film a long time for that era, but everything is important, 72 waters 504 drove out jung reigned at the strip of her husband this record so live about his sorcery did not bow about his prince the helmets of the song invented pryagkovsky and shared where he got so many roses of strength and shvavostin, keeps up with usul. many have brought glory to themselves, you can wow, the camera is going on, and the wolves are running around hedgehogs, not uyazrabotka, and everything from there is bashing, and then yashi and outr a word about igor's campaign. he threw a fire on the log, maulal. muhchut ringing sophia, 700 km away, those knots, natural from the bottom of the wallpaper, samresh, all weak, was such a man of yakma, just big and stubborn. who knows the yacon there was on the very right. belarus is an amazing country with its interesting past full of legends and legen

even schwartz, the event director for coastal cleanup day. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 appreciated hope you have got a lot of people to turn out tomorrow and you pick up a lot of trash find something. >> very unusual. >> we sure will. thanks. >> all right. let's talk about the forecast with this live look outside here in san francisco. not too bad. looking out here a little chillier than i was thinking. pilot, i a pumpkin with eggs. i thought was, well, at least it's bio-degradable. that's a little ridiculous. yeah. first of >> pumpkin head. that's a new one out. let's take a live look outside. hey, we've got a lot of blue skies out there. but if you kind you zoom in kind of focus and you see that there's also that haze that's just been hanging around all day today, once again under spare the air alert once again, seeing a lot of that poor air quality throughout the bay area. >> and as we zoom out here, you can see that it is definitely coming from the north of us. we do have another fire that is down in central california, much

schwartz says they've tried talking with their landlord and council member. we're both supportive but haven't been able to increase police presence leading to a decrease in customers. it's a state of emergency at this point. our businesses are really suffering. >> i think everyone i talked to there business is down 2020 to 30%, maybe 10%. but still, that's that's all of our profits. last summer. they hired full-time security. >> but for to patrol the entire street. now they've instead temporarily acquired a piece of land for 100 parking spaces that they can use until it's converted into a park. they also hired one guard to keep an eye out on customers cars while they dine at meadow's during business hours. it's currently free. eventually we're going to start charging for it because again, this is not >> something that we for to pay for ourselves. you know, we're not making any money off it will be a nominal fee just to cover expenses, keep people safe. >> nato's plans to ban together with hundreds of businesses of all types. citywide to send a letter of deman

he is the most successful con man in world history. >> david cay johnston, tony schwartz, elie honig, kaitlan collins, special guest michael cohen, very good booking. >>> the state of chaos with the government shutdown coming and house speaker mccarthy still trying to bring his own members in line. >>> and what cassidy hutchinson told jake tapper about the threat her old boss would pose to the country if he's re-elected president. the new book ahead on "360." >>> the senate slowly begins moving legislation to head off a government shutdown with house speaker mccarthy trying to get hard-liners to get him mo move at all. the deadline, sunday morning, 12:01. melanie zanona is at the capitol right now. what do we know about where things stand in the house tonight including the threats to speaker mccarthy's job? >> reporter: house republicans just moved to advance a package of long-term spending bills. this was a routine procedural vote and normally possibly wouldn't talk about it but it is important because last week a similar vote failed twice on the house floor, so speaker kevin mccarth

schwartz says they've tried talking with their landlord and council member. we're both supportive but haven't been able to increase police presence leading to a decrease in customers. >> it's a state of emergency at this point. our businesses are really suffering. i think everyone i talked to there business is down 2020 to 30%, maybe 10%. but still, that's that's all of our profits. last summer, they hired full-time security. >> but for to patrol the entire street. now they've instead temporarily acquired a piece of land for 100 parking spaces that they can use until it's converted into a park. they also hired one guard to keep an eye out on customers cars while they dine at need those during business hours. it's currently free. eventually we're going to start charging for it because, again, this is not >> something that we for to pay for ourselves. you know, we're not making any money off it will be a nominal fee just to cover expenses, keep people safe. >> nato's plans to ban together with hundreds of businesses of all types. citywide to send a letter of de

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we're going to talk more about meta connect with market watch senior reporter john schwartz. >>> plusn earth and making history in the process. the record settling trip to space. a quick live look outside at the city by the bay from the mark hopkins cam looking east. look at the gorgeous color of yellow across the you ever t try cashbacack? it's eararning 3% atat drugststores withh chase freeeedom unlimimited. so i i can save e on somethig special fofor a first t d? wait! ththat's all for r a first dadate? whwhoa. alalright, c'm'mon. earn bigig with chasase freem ununlimited wiwith no annunual. how do y you cashbacack? >>> welcome back. sometime now for a look at what's coming up later on on the "cbs mornings" and joining me right now is nate burleson. live from new york. hi nate, good morning. >> hey gianna, hope all is well. good to see you. coming up on "cbs mornings," anthony talks exclusively with singer and bad company frontman paul rogers about overcoming a health scare that left him unable to sing or play guitar for six months. >>> also, tony award winner lesley odom jr. is he

schwartz says they've tried talking with their landlord and council member. we're both supportive but haven't been able to increase police presence leading to a decrease in customers. >> it's a state of emergency at this point. our businesses are really suffering. i think everyone i talked to there business is down 2020 to 30%, maybe 10%. but still, that's that's all of our profits. last summer, they hired full-time security. >> but for to patrol the entire street. now they've instead temporarily acquired a piece of land for 100 parking spaces that they can use until it's converted into a park. they also hired one guard to keep an eye out on customers cars while they dine that need those during business hours. it's currently free. eventually we're going to start charging for it because, again, this is not >> something that we for to pay for ourselves. you know, we're not making any money off this. it will be a nominal fee just to cover expenses, keep people safe. >> nato's plans to ban together with hundreds of businesses of all types. citywide to send a lett

schwartz says they've tried talking with their landlord and council member. we're both supportive but haven't been able to increase police presence leading to a decrease in customers. >> it's a state of emergency at this point. our businesses are really suffering. i think everyone i talked to business is down 2020 to 30%, maybe 10%. but still, that's that's all of our profits. last summer. they hired full-time security. >> but for to patrol the entire street. now they've instead temporarily acquired a piece of land for 100 parking spaces that they can use until it's converted into a park. they also hired one guard to keep an eye out on customers cars while they dine at need those during business hours. it's currently free. eventually we're going to start charging for it because again, this is not >> something that we for to pay for ourselves. you know, we're not making any money off it will be a nominal fee just to cover expenses, keep people safe. >> nato's plans to ban together with hundreds of businesses of all types. citywide to send a letter of demands t

what the hell are the feuds and something like that, i don’t know schwartz’s last name, i want to publishn business, prokhor petrovich , of course we won’t allow your business to perish. let me warn you that in the worst case scenario, you will have to accuse your servant ibrahim. i understand that it will not be easy, but you make up your mind, tomorrow the jury will have to reach a verdict. no, i said period, i am not satisfied with the lord with a brief report from investigator golubev and began his own investigation, and the innkeeper of the village of medvedev told me the story of the disappearance of the weapon wad. the evidence clearly points to where to look for the killer, and the fire, by the way, happened in the victim's house. lies, daddy, all lies, i’m afraid the perpetrator was the bailiff of the ambrei, who was carried away in many ways with disregard for the law that was due to him . i will petition for his dismissal from office, but allow me and despite all the tricks, prokhor gromov will not be able to introduce the court is misled. uh, i protest, i protest. what happene

it brought us to this and the whole schwartz has to be in the guns too. and i'm the, i'm so kindest and then i'm had to, i need to the system from the kindest and, and 1000 you guys in the even though the stock and come back the service. yeah, i just think for that month as a human come done, then this money on coming also from dish will have is to some of those at some of the interest fund and phone fish were spanish. so then, and so not at the hollow, and most of them for me, a man, and that's nobody's for life. please provide me so slow. that's what we'll just have got it. some it's a tomb. does he can? he said, we'll talk to him to voicemail con craddick design. is that the c a explore near the one with those? i know because we just came in from david the offices access to and it was obvious, mate, steve got me. tabitha, stating isn't. can you say you have a is estin magazine and the estimates could have been on the fence is under no, my goal is to go ahead and read some stuff and follow the does on the 18th, which was the get the stick. all the size

he was abl,john ande to get away and his wife called 911. >> that bear attack survivors john schwartz joins me now. soow, john, how did you physically get away from the bear? as i was bent down, adjustin gning the hose are turning the hose off. that was when the beare of, apparently laying down tookn, a turn too. of course, i was about knee level and i got paul marks on my shoulder. so he, you know, apparently stood and or turned and towards me. i put teeth, teeth marks in myte head. and pauleth marks in m marks on. and i got shoved against the shelvingw unit in the wall. and it was such a blur. matte in a matter of seconds, i kind s ofec knew what was hitting me. t so i turned to exit the garagetl and literally knowing latey r oo two days later in a video that i actually ran into or trippedhe over the bear, exiting the garage, trying to make my way to safety, to get myself back in the house and, you know, take care of my wounds. s this so how big was this bear? the >> they estimated at 250 to 3 300 red pounds. >> oh, gosh.esse and it took a bite out of your head. how's your head doin

own wardrobe, email it to a local weren'ter and ultimately create a more sustainable industry gadi schwartzts. >> reporter: they call it fast fashion for a reason, it's an industry that's never moved at such a rapid fire pace styles changing at the speed of a tiktok trend, the demand of one-day delivery the promise of a free return, it's consumerism at its apex and a far cry from the days of owning one perfectly tailored suit worn down to the threads. >> if you go to a dress maker, seam stress or taylor, they would create something specific for you and you would keep it. >> reporter: now the endless options on what to wear might be cheap sometimes, fast fashion has come at a cost with a global supply chain crisscrossing to markets around the world the fashion industry is the third biggest polluter on earth, responsible for 10% of all global carbon emissions. here mountains of garments and unused fabrics thrown away to landfills and forgotten about. >> when you come across images showing mountains and mountains of clothing being buried or land filled in other countries, what do you see in th

our gadi schwartz explains >> reporter: it's been decades since japan rolled out sleek high-tech bullet trains, passenger rail in the u.s. is still trying to get up to speed with rides that industry leaders say will be faster, greener and easier than long road trips or pricey and frustrating flights. >> we in this country put all our eggs in the baskets of highways and aviation and now we're sort of stuck with the problems of both of those modes because of their limitations. >> reporter: look to go lead, bright line, a privately-owned passenger rail service in florida, it's extending its florida line from miami to orlando later this summer. >> we've designed and built a customer-oriented product from the ground up. >> reporter: traveling at speeds of up to 125 miles per hour bright line says these trains will make the 170 mile trip in just over three hours, shorter than the more than five hour trip on amtrak and more convenient than hitting the road. >> americans love their cars until their cars don't work for their needs anymore. if you are stuck on crowded unsafe highways an alternati

could change on the front line was analyzed by andrei grigoriev in the video marked by the german schwartzoss, the very same taurus missiles that ukraine designated as a new wunderwaffe miracle weapon and begs from germany at every opportunity, a member of the bundestag, a kisiewetter, today reports that about deliveries as if we had already agreed, and on tuesday there will be a meeting in ramstein. there we will see certain innovations. i am firmly convinced that this week we will find out the date when will the taurus be delivered to ukraine? an aviation missile worth up to a million dollars and with a range of over 500 km. ukraine has never had anything like this before. but those who understand that any technology is unlikely to be able to reverse the fighting in germany are still a minority. if ukraine continues to lose so many soldiers, then it will demand not only weapons, but also soldiers , this will be a dangerous situation for nato because then the question will arise. will we help them in this case? but in the united states we are already beginning to think about growing. repu

we spoke with environmental this island schwartz, he says, the landscape of neighboring mozambique must be restored to prevent such catastrophes in the future. we really go to look at when we go to pay that infrastructure, he's also going to look at restoring. well, that's good. and we've got to look at changing our minds about a lot of the ways in which we behave within that landscape to make sure that we don't cause some of the flags again. well, you've got to look at the big measure the impact the 1st thing going to do is you can make.

both the legal and folks, particularly as, as of this now we spoke with environmental this island schwartz. he says, the landscape of neighboring mozambique must be results of events. let's test the fees and the future. what you've really got to look at when we repair that infrastructure is also the story with as the look at changing our minds about a lot of the ways in which we behave within the landscape to make sure that we don't cause some of the flags. again, well, you've got to look at the impact. the 1st thing going to do is you can make people say that something which is really important and making something safe is an essential for the people who they are right now. the people who have lost homes that people have done to have faith because at times, so there's always massive amounts of contamination of water. so you need to have said ok for those things have to be dealt with immediately. i would say it's largely human deals. i'm 90 percent human to 99 percent human. gibbs and one percent mother being really pissed off the us has announced is increasing this. he ties with kenya. th

yenka schwartz you offend me second.do not demand gratitude 58 rubles. and you are the world. well, i understand everything, we'll talk at home. okay, excuse me, please sit down. it's the one in the robbery case. emelyanova is silent. no, he says, i don't really understand him. what kind of nonsense? where did he get these words from? this is the terminology of the last century. so come on, let's imagine, he's still wants me to fix this text verbatim, otherwise it will not be signed, but i understand. i can't. the lieutenant colonel will laugh at me with a good start to the work week, congratulations to the staff of the petrograd district police department of the city of st . this is a thief who, at night , writes himself through the use of technical means. he is a bastard, obviously mocking you. well, bonjour will drive the fool. yes, their vera maina is a master. no , boss, what are you doing? i didn't deny it. i am me but i'm fine. well, chief, well, i would like a doctor. i would like a little camp in front of the me

line through the entire biography of our today's hero, but who is george soros real name george schwartz august 12, 1930 in budapest into a middle- income jewish family, his father was a tiva darshvarts was a lawyer, a prominent figure in the city's jewish community, a passport specialist, and an esperantist writer. esperanto is an artificial language that was supposed to become a universal language common to all people on earth. its creators dreamed of overcoming the confusion of languages, which, according to the bible, the lord created after the babylonian pandemonium. perhaps it was from these father's hobbies that the current globalist spotlights of george soros arose. in the biography of his father, one can see hints of soros's deep-rooted dislike for the russian empire, in any of its forms, tiva darschwarz was a former officer of the austro-hungarian army. during the first world war, he was captured by the russians and was sent to siberia, from where he managed to escape to budapest, as george soros himself admitted in his interviews. the experience of the second world war and wha

john schwartz was just trying to turn the hose off in his garage when he came face-to-face with a blackgging through his trash. then the bear went berserk, attacking john and taking a bite out of his noggin. he was able to get away safely and his wife called 911. that survivor joins me now. so, john, how did you physically get away from the bear? >> as i was bent down adjusting to hose or turning the hose off that was when the bear, apparently, leaned down, took a turn, of course, i was about knee level and i got paul marks on my shoulders. he stood and towards me and he put teeth marks in my head and paw marks on my shoulder and i got shoved against the unit on the wall and it was such a blur and in a matter of seconds i kind of knew what was hitting me. i turned to exit the garage and literally knowing later on, two days later and a video that actually ran into or tripped over the bear exiting the garage trying to make my way to safety to get my self back into the house and take care of my wounds. >> jesse: how big was this bear? >> they estimated at 250, 300 pounds. >> jesse: it took

he moves to leningrad yes, and there he meets all the wonderful writers like zoshchenko, schwartz mikhail soviet bohemia , all the thirties, he writes plays, and the plays here are just the same, and more likely socialist realist, yes, but and what was the fate of these plays, they were successful, some were successful, but most were filmed. after the two hundredth performance, before the dress rehearsal, the performance was not solid. not enough by soviet standards. unsatisfied all the time. the way things are going for them, although from my point of view the marings are lucky because they were not repressed. he earned literary income, which is actually quite a lot, when he moved from kirochnaya to borodino, and hmm, this is in st. petersburg and the next tenants who moved in, uh, in apartment, yes, they left memories later that they moved there, and the entrance door has an insane number of locks, so that there are 10 chains. some kind of paranoia from the thirties is stalin’s terror, and ringov, gnion alone seriously feared for his life. he, in my opinion, mentioned mandelstam’s poems

this is schwartz being asked. he says, well, the german economy has uh, great prospects.s, uh, weakness. sorry, you have no growth, everything is falling. and so they just answer and do nothing. this is a review. it is so indeed. they even deny that there are about ten problems thousand. the chekhovs took to the streets of prague to demand the resignation of the government. the protest united both left and right economic issues. without exaggeration, everyone was affected by the demands heard at rallies to leave nato and stop pumping weapons. in kiev, the czechs are extremely dissatisfied with the intensity of the militaristic territory of their authorities. we are simply wasting our lives and money out of our pockets. this war must end. as soon as possible, because the only way for europe is peace? i want the government to either go away resignation, or governed fairly in the interests of our country for our benefit, and not for the benefit of other countries and foreign capital, a march took place in warsaw. anger, polish public sector employees declared an anti-governm

is heart and schwartz in his work. we have a large president who when he was vice he had a on active duty in the united states marines and a son in law on active duty in the united states navy. right. that taking your oath seriously and we're proud of those boys. now, he's a conservative, a big heart. i remember because i was. governor of mississippi when he was in the house and katrina hit our state. pence was chairman. the republican study committee in the house, if you're familiar with the structure of the republicans in the house, that's of the very conservative groups. and mike led that conservative group. but when it came time to look at special necessary untaken care of under average law, he stood up for mississippi. he stood up for mississippi and whole program passed the house and senate and. then just to prove he was a conservative he came back and made sure all the pay for was actually got done. we need more of that. as indiana governor he was an outstanding economics leader. he he brought record job growth

making a great big promise to change the entertainment world, while my very lucky colleague, donie schwartz got an inside look and it is absolutely epic. watch this. >> right off the biggest strip is the future of entertainment in a way only science fiction could predict. some calling it i catching. to others, it's out of this world. and when words phil, there's always an emoji. but this 366 foot shimmering exhaust sphere is just the beginning. because what is inside there is even more mind-blowing. >> what's your name? >> my name is -- and i'm jim. >> welcome to the sphere. >> they have five robots with the most baffling soundsystem in the world. >> i'm isolating it into a beat. >> all starting with a simple sketch the owner of all the venues on earth with decided to reimagine entertainment with the 2. 3 billion dollar gamble in the desert. >> what was your reaction when you saw turn on? well i was enchanted to. it was awesome. we designed it. we visualize stud and it is so big. and finally >> inside the sphere within a sphere, 160,000 square feet of high definition l. e. d. s and 167 spea

ktvu alan schwartz has a closer look at some of the changes. the original proposal for a high rise out here in the sunset district was sent back to developers as it didn't meet the limitations. now the developers have submitted a new proposal that seeks to expedite the project using the state's recent ab 2011 for affordable housing. frankly, i think it's a waste of the city's time right now. robert fruchtman has been keeping a close eye on this battle for high rise housing to be built in the outer lands of the city sunset district. a software engineer by trade, he cares about affordable housing in the city, but says developers aren't being efficient or effective in their attempts to build more housing on the west side of the city. a lot of their reasoning for this does not make any sense to me. i've i've read through the application, i've read through the city's response to the application and the it's hard to i think the city has had to exercise a lot of patience in dealing with this developer, considering some of the outlandish accusations th

want to bring in ann schwartz. want to play another clip that is quite revealing.er. listen to the end part of what dahmer says after the question is asked by his dad. >> has been puzzling me is how come i didn't know anything about this? >> i pretty much was doing things my own little world. all the time i should have been caught i wasn't. >> bill: what did you learn? >> what's incredible is that we're still talking about this case 32 years later, which is amazing. it is hard to think about the fact there is something brand-new. but what i heard when i heard the tapes is i heard a father trying to somehow let himself off the hook for not knowing that all of these things were happening with his son while they were living under the same roof. >> dana: we could have a timeline here. great to meet you in person. your work is well-known and we've followed it for years. the timeline was in july 22, 1991, dahmer was arrested after a victim called police. all the way with him being sentenced to life in prison in wisconsin. in november of he was attacked in prison and kill