. >> reporter: this is dare sdpefl self-proclaimed performance artist ben snyder. known as reckless ben on youtube. >> it's scary. >> reporter: you can see him teetering along a slack line tied between the infamous towers. >> this is like the biggest canvas the world's ever seen. >> reporter: it's an area that's fenced up and filled with law enforcement, given back in march city councilmembers agreed to allot nearly $4 million to clean up and secure the site. snyder says he and his group were able to distract police to get in. >> we hung up the signs in front of the police officers like point of view so. like the police officer just sees these giant signs. behind the signs is us throwing the gear over the fence. >> reporter: adding they waited far bit before the next distraction. >> my friend was filming a music video, and they were like -- had crazy strobe lights. they were going crazy on a drum set, guitars. a lot of the police went to that side as we were hopping. it was pretty easy to evade law enforcement. i'm not much of a good graffiti artist, but i can do p

. >> reporter: this is daredevil performance artist ben snyder known as reckless ben on youtube >> it is scary. you get up there, wow. >> reporter: you can see him teetering along the line tied between the two towers, hundreds of feet above the street >> this is the biggest canvas the world has ever seen. >> reporter: an area that is fenced up and filled with law enforcement, given back in march city councilmembers agreed to allot $4 million to cleanup and secure the site. snyder says they were able to distract the police to get in. >> my friend was filming a music video on the other side. they had crazy strobe lights on the other side. guitars and the police went to that site as we were hop >> it is easy to a vade law enforcement. >> a mixed-use development has been vacant four years. as you can see 27 stories filled with graffiti. attracting artists and those who want to do extreme stunts. >> i am not much of a graffiti artist but i can do performance art. so, i put the slack line. that is my art piece. it is still there >> snyder is the latest to attempt a stunt here. >> we put the

professor snyder was present at this event, he listened to the reading and the conversation, and among poems there was a text that i wrote in march 2022, so uncomfortable and so scary poems, it was very important to me the text, because he outlined this line, where poetry began to move, from as if singing something... so beautiful to a story about terrible things, about the war crimes of the russians, about our losses, about the pain that we are experiencing, pain and fear and anxiety, but also the people who are also such a driving force, apparently this poem struck professor snyder, and he decided to translate it and quote it in ... in his course for yale university, the opportunity to express them, it is such an extreme necessity , even, many discussions it is about whether ukrainian writers should use platforms where they also have the opportunity to speak, for example, there are russian writers, it is obvious that there can be no question of any joint activities with writers who support putin's terrorist... regime, which concerns yes the so-called good russians, well, i would not

franz snyder and his teacher peter paul rubins. franz sneijder completes it with two magnificent, very carefully painted garlands. having lived for 2 years in italy, snyders absorbed the vitality and hedonism of southern europe. he names his paintings simply by listing the objects, for example, fruit in a bowl and a cut melon, a cook tired of game or a fish shop." at this time, the era of religious wars ended and the artists of the rubins school found themselves, like no one else, attuned to the new time. peace came, prosperity came , an era of prosperity has arrived, the golden age of flomantic painting begins. it continues throughout this entire 16th century. the exhibition in the armitage shows the historical background. the art of that time developed. the era of the great geographical ones. hid an allegorical meaning, the genre itself, which in translation means dead nature, gives rise to many philosophical associations at once. still life is this death that gives others the joy of life, this is the joy of life, all this togeth

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redhead crossing the terminal, snyder electric saying talks with bentley systems have ended.ectric is a maker of electric components, things like chargers for cars, and they were in talks with bentley systems in the u.s., which is a software integration company, but those talks have now ended according to this line. it dropped just in the last few minutes. that potential deal has been sidelined according to this statement, both sides have been holding discussions and they have come to this agreement not to pursue that. so we continue to watch that story for you, snyder electric, we will continue to monitor that when it starts trading 8:00 a.m. u.k. time period official said to italy for the g7 finance ministers meeting. we will discuss the agenda next. oliver crook will be on the ground in that meeting. we will be in the studio to break down what to expect from this meeting with the geopolitics and focus. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe, happy wednesday. officials are headed to italy for the g7 finance ministers meeting that kicks off tomo

i want to bring in leslie snyder. you surprised at how smoothly, for lack of a better term, this is going and would you expect the defense to amp up and is this part of also the strategy by the prosecution? they're not going anywhere that they think could actually be reason for an objection by the defense. >> we might be having some problem technically with judge snyder. we will come back to the judge in just a moment and if we can work on the audio connection there. >> i mean, what do you think, jeremy? >> i want to follow up with what charles is saying and i think that michael cohen is really cut from the same cloth as donald trump and to get him off his game is probably something that will easily relatively speaking happen. we know both michael cohen and donald trump are prone to sort of go off on their own at that gents, go off on tirades from their emotions and not follow the proverbial and literal script. when you do it and how often you do it can be extremely beneficial. we're getting ahead of ourselves why i d

joining us now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university. author of the road to un- freedom. he understands what i have been talking about very well. i have to ask, professor, to start with, how close, how dangerous is it for america that we can start to go down that road as things like project 2025 outline ways in which the elected president of the united states can gain more and more and more power? >> i think there are three reasons we are in danger. the first is that democracies are always vulnerable and if you are not striving hard to keep them there is a real risk you'll lose them. the second is that americans tend to think we are exceptional, so we can't learn lessons from other peoples and their failures and the thing they have passed through. the third is that we are also a little bit naive. we have the idea that we could vote someone like trump in and if we don't like him we could protest or vote him out and fundamentally that's a mistake. voting for trump's voting not to vote again. voting for trump is voting away your own voice.

goldberg: and i loved tom snyder, because it just gave me a real love for the art of conversation.if i, little richard, were white, "there never would have been an elvis presley." little richard: i still believe that. allen: now cable networks are coming in. [applause] herzog: bill maher was doing "politically incorrect" on comedy central nightly. maher: thank you! hey, stop it. black: msnbc was starting to do their 24-hour news, and fox was starting to come in, and we had cnn 24-hour news. carter: network executives, they never took cable all that seriously. they don't see that as a threat. winstead: i remember i was in a bar, and it was the night of the first gulf war, and all of the tv's were on the war, and, like, there was theme songs and graphics, and there were just all these hot people reporting on a war. reporter: a very divided congress over the weekend gave president bush the authorization to eject iraq from kuwait. winstead: and i remember thinking to myself, "are they reporting on a war, or trying to sell me a war?" smithberg: and it was kind of like, "wait, "what if w

>> we thought the monkeys were going to die. >> james higham and noah snyder-mackler couldn't get anyeam came up with an idea. you hired a helicopter? >> we hired a helicopter. >> they enlisted the pilot to fly over cayo and do a survey, and they had a list of questions. >> can he see any monkeys? are they alive? what's the status of the vegetation? are there standing pools of water they might be able to drink? >> angelina who went up with the pilot was horrified. this is footage she shot from the helicopter. >> i see this destruction. 80 plus years of work completely flattened. >> this is cayo before the hurricane. a dense canopy of trees and lush foliage. this is after, a green oasis turned brown. buried in dead branchs. the island lost two-thirds of its vegetation. heartbroken by what she was seeing from the air, angelina wanted a closer look. even on the ground, she didn't see any monkeys. >> then i get on the helicopter again. >> back up again. >> that's when i see a social group running from the helicopter. there's monkeys. there's still cayo. i think i estimated those that must

of the year was as simple as that, but yeah, i don't know for sure, but just as easy as i'm making snyder on the pnc on there, which is what when you put in like a go cannot be the is widely recognized every game and it's western backers are losing the proxy war on russia. in the case of ukraine, it is obvious, bad news, but gets more bad news. the west appears incapable to comprehend as war and rush. it is an utter failure. the sphere fills the air in the capital, so as long as everyone is bid a final farewell to their late president saying they're good bye. so radians morton, the loss of their president's after he was killed in a helicopter crash over the weekend. the country supreme leader deliverance a funeral print press and forces re take full control of the town up to shaft and the done yes, the people's republic located close to the city of are tell them up as they continue to make advance and crying, lone wolf, small scale accused as washington and pushing the narrative that no one else was involved with last week's assassination attempt on the slow back prime minister the.

the just as daily about making snyder on the fields here and there, which is central funding put, is that correct? uh, yeah, that'd be the the well, interestingly enough, that was one of the most valuable things that i wanted to do was question, shall we say these ukranian prisoners because i wanted to get inside their minds. i wanted to disentangle the strings that tied them up in knots that enabled and animated their actions. what was their decision making process? what were their biases, their prejudices? what was their psychological profile? i wanted to study them in very deep detailed ways. i am an american i see army officer and i have come to ukraine to try and understand and take the understanding back to americans about what has been happening here. so i'm very glad that you will sit down and talk with me, and i'm very glad that you speak english because my russian is that good? i am i searching for the regiment as old i la combo a girl and won't have girl on a more somebody to me over a joint as of my name is dana hodges. my son is hutchins, and my goal sign was that i had.

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as timothy snyder said, for the country to become better, it must lose its last colonial war.not lose their last colonial war. i mean, they don't see that... they're aggressors, killers, they're expanding empire, it's glory, they think they get glory in war, and there's always going to be people, this leader or the next leader, because if people admire a dictator, then someone can become one. for such a small country as ours, war always means devastation and human suffering. well , i wonder what exactly is in this, well, quite well, the usual statement, there is nothing new in it, there is nothing new, and even more so there is nothing so nazi, which is exactly what so directly excited and angered salovev, but listen, because it is important, they. ask yourself this question, look at our belarusian friends, who tolerate that in their historical lands, who is not there, well, you see, is finally spreading, is revealed to the world, and somehow even european politicians are saying more and more that this is not only a problem in putin, in general, it is possible that there is a

of the doors. familiar with that, but yeah, i don't know the shape but just as daily about making snyder on the pnc and then with which, especially when you put it you, i think a go cannot be the to look at the system. what system are you referring to? you say the system, we need to change the system. i hope you understand. so when i say systems, i'm talking about governmental education, institutionalized racism, all the policies, they recreate, all the laws that we create. that's what i mean about the system. okay? so, you know, you know, the systematic race isn't always kind of stuff. i think it's talking points. i think it sounds really good on its face. but it's one of those things where we're taking the noticed again off the kids and saying, hey, you're not responsible for your bad behavior. what we're going to do is we're going to blame it on the system. and one of the things that, you know, we, we looked at with the service law was brought up a lot was additional force on that of black is we're rest of the white is right. and it just proportional amount of black kids were suspende

visual level imitate paintings by great italian artists, pathos intonation in the spirit of zack snyderts with the circumstances, which is why there appears... an intentional comic effect, with with the same irony, the authors play with genre superhero clichés, long villainous monologues and ridiculous costumes. one of the interesting shooting scenes is the battle in the prison, it is literally at the very beginning of the film us is happening, there are more than 300 artists involved, more than a hundred stuntmen, our heroes are together around surrounded by this madness, i must say that i really loved this scene, because for the first time... for the first time i was able to work with with madness interesting stunt coordinator robert kuhn, his kunda team, they came to us from kazakhstan, they are absolutely outstanding specialists who worked with timur bikmabetov. inside the film comic there are elements of a detective story, inevitably referring to sherlock conan doyle, and here the creators find their own way to tell a familiar story. dugin, with a vatsinovsky mustache, appears here

i don't know if i'm making snyder on the near them there with which essentially when you put it you i think a yeah, that'd be the of the breaking news has been confirmed that a rainy and president abraham raised in his foreign minister who's saying a mirror of the law here and have died in a helicopter crash in the arabian province of east, as or by john the right in 1st vice president is expected to serve as interim president as the country will hold new presidential elections within the next 50 days. you run a nation as the experience of getting we've talked to creation and definitely be funded action to pick the next president for the sound of the talking on the investment team and the contrary to us senators, expressing their satisfaction over the incident leaders in the global south extend their solidarity to a wrong support in the nation.

is... that if already, for example, many of the famous historians, for example, let's take timothy snyder, who clearly promotes exactly the fascist basis, the fascist explanation of the russian ideological basics, then we have to understand that in principle. in comparison with what happened in 2014, when putin started his expansion, land and aggression wars, still the su happened, another thing that didn't happen to the end, and here we have to look at which, which the connection of the european, in particular, the western economy, with scarce energy resources, and here, i believe, is the main reason why the west mistakenly believed until 2022 that it is possible to conduct a dialogue with putin in one way or another, this dialogue will lead to something sooner or later, and therefore all ukraine's warnings, which sounded after 2014, were, unfortunately... for the western world, the voice of a howler in the desert, and when today we do not have to prove anything to the west, to our partners, to the european countries, and there is a need to gain time in a certain way by supporting ukrain

it happened around 8.30, this morning on snyder lane at high ball creek. that's near rancho cotati high school. police say they were able to find the suspect. thanks to video a witness recorded officers have identified the person as 22 year-old on help. martinez, he's now facing several felony charges. the victim, he's expected to physically be ok. >> now to the latest on the pro-palestine protest happening on campuses here in california and uc berkeley protesters who set up an encampment and i've had it up for several days now. they're negotiating with school officials. so far, no agreement that would end the occupation on campus. there. the group also wants the university to financially divest itself from israeli interests. and one students and teachers to be allowed to speak freely about the conflict without fear of punishment. >> meanwhile, in southern california, cleanup efforts are underway after an early-morning encampment raid at ucla campus yesterday. more than 200 people were arrested and then released crews have been making repairs and cleaning

move stuff, dudley level, if the shift you to do and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the snyder stuff. so the youngest, i mean, yeah. what the simon disease forced labor to which it by the warden, the simple meals. what was the last it also need you to do that? that it's a terrible human off. what does it, what it is, 9, push these things up and give you what you want to do to it could be done to those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. when you've got here, you know, one or 2. so due to speed 90 in the did i tell you yeah, for the good i see it are released upon me. they decided to do disgruntled employee itself. so you can just you because you put it as being yet that was put in the word along the is a must immediately hold. it's mean it's open and any other action ended up on governor citing an immense risk to the palestinian population. the international court of justice and the hawk headquarters and media talks to israel's military operation in the southern golf and city of drop off the tracking tab for 2 months on from the massacre and a mosq

pathos intonation in the spirit of zack snyder contrasts sharply with the circumstances, which is whydeliberate comic effect. with the same irony, the authors play with genre superhero clichés, long villainous monologues and ridiculous costumes. one of the interesting filming scenes is the battle in the prison, it literally happens at the very beginning of the film, there are more than 300 artists involved, more than a hundred stunt performers, our heroes are together surrounded by this madness, i must say that i really fell in love with this scene, because for the first time, for the first time, i was able to... work with an incredibly interesting stunt coordinator - robert kun, his kundo team, they came to us from kazakhstan, they are absolutely outstanding specialists who worked with timur bikmabetov. inside a comic book movie. detective elements emerge, inevitably referring to conandoyle's sherlock, and here the creators find their own way to tell a familiar story. dugin with a vatsin mustache here acts as holmes, attentive to details, while igor grom in the company on kepka is re

snyder again, little chopper to it's going to be said it's good enough to plate another run. red sox rolling 3 to nothing. now. will your abreau? he was the one who knocked logan webb out of this game. he smokes that one to the right corner. in comes another we have got roughed up. he gave up 4 runs, 9 hits in 3 and two-thirds innings as the giants. they lose 4 to nothing. >> let's head to the town a's hosting the pirates tonight at the coliseum looking to make it 2 in a second inning. >> we have a tie game to offer tyler nevin first. he hits a flare out to right. that brings in the go ahead. run a's lead 2 to one same score in the 5th. jj bleday. can't leave it over the plate like that. he hits it into the budweiser seats. his second of the season, if 3 to now his next time up. let me do it again this time. dead center. man. he had a good game. his first career to home run game a's, win 5 to today. look for the sweep tomorrow. i let's head out to msg. sixers on the brink of elimination trying to fend off the next spending great perry's you've got the sixers off to a great st

i think it is important that russia loses this war, as timothy snyder said, for the country to become lose its last colonial war. i mean, they don't see that they are aggressors, killers, they are expanding the empire, it's glory, they think they get glory in war, and there will always be people, this leader or the next leader, because if people admire a dictator, then someone can become it, for such a small country. ask yourself this question, look at our belarusian friends, who endure what on there is no one in their historical lands, well , as you can see, it is finally spreading, it turns out to be the world, and somehow even, well, european politicians are saying more and more that it is not only that. a learning problem, a possible problem at all.

matter , that if already, for example, many of the famous historians, for example, let's take timothy snyder, who clearly promotes the fascist basis, the fascist explanation of the russian ideological basis, then we have to understand that... in principle, compared to what happened in 2014, when putin began his land expansion and wars of aggression, everything after all, the event took place, the other thing that did not take place until the end, and here we have to look at what is the connection of the european, in particular, the western economy. with russian energy resources, and here, i believe, is the main reason why the west mistakenly believed until 2022 that with putin it is possible one way or another to conduct a dialogue, sooner or later this dialogue will lead to something, and that is why all the warnings of ukraine that sounded after 2014 and before. were, unfortunately for the western world, the voice of one crying in the desert, and when we are today, we do not have to prove anything to the west, to our partners, european, european countries, but there is a need to gain time

another matter that if already, for example, many of the famous historians, for example, take timothy snyder, who clearly promotes a fascist framework. fascist explanation of the russian ideological basis, then we have to understand that, in principle, compared to what happened in 2014, when putin began his land expansion and wars of aggression, it still happened, another thing that did not happen to the end , and here we have to look at that. what is the connection between the european, and in particular , the western economy, with russian energy resources, and here, i believe, is the main reason why the west believed mistakenly until 2022, that it is possible to conduct a dialogue with putin in one way or another, this dialogue will lead to something sooner or later, and therefore... all the warnings of ukraine that sounded after 2014, and unfortunately for the western world, with the voice of one crying in the desert, and when today we do not need to prove anything to our partners in the european countries, but there is a need to... buy time in a certain way, supporting ukraine and not fi

listen. for russia to lose this war, as timothy snyder said, for the country to become better, it hasal war, they didn't lose their last colonial war, i mean they don't see that they are aggressors, murderers, they are expanding empire, it is glory, they believe that in war they get glory and always. will the people be this leader or the next leader? because if people admire a dictator, then someone can become one. for such a small country as ours , war always means devastation, human suffering, atrocities, and for a large country - these are new territories and new resources. well , i wonder what it is. in this, well, quite simply, well, an ordinary statement, there is nothing new in it, there is nothing new, and even more so there is nothing so nazi, which is exactly what so directly excited and angered salavyov, but listen, because this is important, they thought for some reason , that there must be some other attitude, it is no longer about the leader, but about the people, русский. that is , all russians are terrible. russians are terrible. and by the way, we are not waging colon

as timothy snyder said, for a country to become better, it must lose its last colonial war.. its last colonial war i mean what they don't see that they are aggressors, murderers, they are expanding the empire, it is glory, they believe that in war they get glory, and there will always be people, this leader or the next leader, because if people admire a dictator, then someone can become one, for such a small country as ours, war always means devastation, human suffering, atrocities, and for a large country - it means new territories and new resources. well, i wonder what exactly is in this, well, quite ordinary statement, there is nothing new in it, there is nothing new, and even more so nothing of the sort there is no nazi, what exactly excited and angered salavyov, listen, because this is important, for some reason they thought that the leaders must have a different attitude. it is no longer about the leader, but about the people, that is, the russians are all terrible, the russians are terrible, and by the way, we are not waging colonial wars, we are fighting for the russ

as timothy snyder said, for a country to become better, it must lose its last colonial war.ir last colonial war. i mean, they don't see that they are aggressors, murderers. they will expand the empire, that's glory. they believe that they will get glory in the war. and there will always be people, this leader or the next leader? because if people admire a dictator, then someone can become one. for a small country like ours, war always means devastation. human suffering is an atrocity. and for... a big country - these are new territories and new resources, well, i wonder what exactly is in this, well, quite a normal statement, there is nothing new in it, there is nothing new, and even more so nothing so nazi no, what exactly excited and angered the nightingale so directly, listen, because it is important, for some reason they thought that there must be some other attitude. is spreading around the world and somehow even european politicians are saying more and more that this is not only a problem in putin, in general it is possible that the problem is in russia as such and in

showering during so say, and just running into the west, because it's got to be fitted in the sky snyder still folding in the east. the 19th and across into georgia as well, possibly announced by joan south of that lot. just looking breeze the weather look fine. that's true across the rock tools. most of the runners to know something wrong and to administer. and where cheryl is all particularly possible, who's been so wish around here recently that he's a nice picture for english kick, kick us down a field for the properties, practice lead this area that kind of the halt drive reading peninsula, the wheaton sort of thing. and then i went to the court strong and strengthening, so the full of dust document signed it, sent me dust. yeah. the stairs bit hazy, potentially in there. and so the low fourties above average, but not buying very much on a dry looking picture. as you can see from most places as los the next couple of days, the strength of the with the anything really changing or dropping further assessments right next door to alaska, the readings almost completely gone there. every

he won a landslide election victory in march, and a contest considered snyder free nor fair. and without facing any meaningful opposition . the non gratian he claimed to have a sacred duty to lead russia through a difficult period at the, in the grand kremlin palace in moscow, vladimir putin renewed his oath to serve as president for a 5th time. this is an all girls of the jewish food and stress, the importance of national unity in the face of increasing isolation due to the war, new crane. a problem he blamed on the west when yet because of him, so we cannot refuse dialogue with west some states who but as a choices. this means that they intend to continue trying to restrain the development of russia. continued the policy of aggression and continuous pressure on that country for years. w a would like to see what parts of cooperation and pace to do in your victory at the polls was never in doubt put in one the election in march with over 87 percent of the vote facing no real oppositional. critics denounced the election as unfair and on democratic the widow of long time put in

timothy snyder, i he was basically talking about one historical myth that is still in the minds of theermans, that the second world war, it was an unjust aggression of the germans against the russians, in fact, most of this war was fought on the territory of ukraine, and the civilian population suffered, well, you know the history very well, i'm not talking about the fact that a large part of the red army was made up of ukrainians, but actually... myths in the heads, this is the first part, and the second part is how the russian nuclear deterrent works very well and works in the heads above all scholz, as well as washington strategists. it seems to them that by shooting down russian missiles, and minister kuleba made it absolutely clear about this, no, we do not want to shoot down russian planes, it would not be a direct conflict between nato and the russian federation, and of course, that... it led to an escalation , but fear and paralysis from, paralysis, more precisely, from escalation, it actually does not give the scumbag scholz the opportunity to take a step, to provide ukraine w

the ship that home, the biggest shipment of arms, became known over the world logistic position on snyder of the 350 tonka shares to send little grabs trays and you know who's to load them there is to pick this up and a burger, assume 1st that it was the phone? yes. so what do you mean there was the room on the phone when i guess no follow up into a new a new yes. no problem with the put in motion like there was a progressive depending on the script mr. people actual because here sonics but the moment before studying is not something on the square left, almost new bullshit. it's a lot of those are functional. moscow, i suppose, chance, and let's go out. it's not much real good. the stuff to be under control of them, both muscle and destruct, total total for you, the the vessels captain who remained in captivity for the longest period of time in the history of some of the piracy 133 days someone is live good, and at any moment and do you cry and it'd been concealing the states involvement in the scale of smuggling the whole time. beloved willow weiss can measure weighing them by the door.

the search for those loyal to ukraine and the ukrainian position of authorities, such as timothy snyder, there are already many of them, there is the same kurt walker, there are many people who are important, whose opinion is philosophers... whose opinion is important for the western consumer of information and who will say it better than us , we don't do it, we don't work with them, we are more reactive here than proactive, and it's a shame, because basically, this is all ukrainian lobby abroad, it is created exclusively on a volunteer basis, and it shouldn't be like that, we have to understand, it's basically like this, you know on the border of intelligence... activities and in principle some kind of strategic research, strategic science, where we have to understand where our enemies are, with whom they work, with whom they cooperate. where is a good russian, what do they do, who do they influence, we should have just such an institute for the study of all this, where people who, for example, are capable of being our partners, what they are interested in, which platforms they can be

cameron now has his own tree, which will grow near professor timothy snyder's tree, sadovy said.vive. war under any conditions, ukrainian border guards were taught this during combat courses training in france, during the training they practiced various methods of countering the enemy, they told the state border service, foreign instructors taught our fighters to act individually in small groups and as part of a unit, ukrainian military personnel, who have been participating in battles in eastern ukraine since 2014, also shared their experience with with their french colleagues, carried out... all this at different times of the day, both in urban areas and in forested areas, snipers and drone operators took the course separately. the courses ended with passing the exams, the teacher certificates, honoring individual servicemen who have shown themselves well with individual certificates with distinction. in prykarpattia, rescuers helped an injured man... a tourist's man injured his leg during the descent of the zgorveli. the victim's brother called the emergency services and gave

speakers include such notables as timothy snyder, and ann applebaugh, and former the prime minister ofinland, sanna marin, and michelle obama will speak in just an hour. first of all, i want to thank, of course, the organizers of the conference, who invited me to moderate the session, which , of course, concerned ukraine and which. was very important at this conference, but in general , i want to note that the issues discussed were very different, starting from political issues, economic issues and ending with issues of cyber security, artificial intelligence and ecology, but i want to highlight three main such key points, which concerned our country: firstly, it is that the western countries... understanding that ukraine cannot be allowed to lose this war, and ukraine must be helped more and helped faster, because everyone can see what such slow aid to ukraine leads to and how much because of this, the situation at the front is deteriorating. the second point is that the western countries, our partners, are ready to help ukraine in the future and are ready to help in the economic reco

just a few days ago a very good conference in tallinn ended, linant merik. conference, and timothy snyder spoke there, and he basically talked about one historical myth that is still in the minds of germans, that the second world war was an unjust aggression of the germans against the russians, in fact , most of this war was fought on the territory of ukraine, and the civilian population suffered, well, you know the history very well, i'm not talking about the fact that a large part of the red army consisted of ukraine. and actually these myths in the heads, this is the first part, and the second part is how russian nuclear deterrence works very well and works primarily in the heads scholz, as well as washington's strategists, think that by shooting down russian missiles, and they are absolutely clear about it...

residents at the wildlife center, so-called ambassadors, a public face to the seabird station during what snyderis a critical time. >> south florida is in trouble right now. we keep building. we keep destroying habitat. without our work, how are these pelicans and gulls supposed to continue to thrive. >> reporter: for most of the birds that get treated, this is the goal. after 55 days for treatment for botulism and an eye infection this brown pelican was successfully released back into the wild. >> some people will make the argument, well, they would just die and leave them be in the wild. however, we don't buy into that. most of the injuries we see are caused by us. we have to correct the balance. >> reporter: a balancing act to help us coexist responsibly with native wildlife. cbs news, miami. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," why vintage planes today filled the secure skies above washington, d.c. above washington, d.c. (vo) you might be used to living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosaur, because it only treats your symptoms, not inflammation. treat

. >> and joining us now, former new york supreme court justice leslie snyder.thank you for being with us. i'm just wondering your thoughts as we continue to listen in to this testimony. >> well, my thoughts really go to the judge as a former judge. i'm thinking, he has so much on his mind. we're getting into the weeds and all the testimony and everyone here made such great points. i'm not going to go into that. i'm thinking the judge has so much on his mind, he's got a great temperament, he's doing a great job, he has to listen carefully to all the testimony, in case of objections because he has to rule fairly. meanwhile, he's got to also think about, i'm sure in the back of his mind is trump going to go out in the hall and do something which is going to cause another contempt citation, is he going to have to incarcerate him, which ultimately seems fairly likely, and he's not going to want to do that because as a judge, the last thing you want to do is hold anyone in contempt because you control your courtroom and you don't ever want to have to use contempt if

you can be a rated i, or you can be a hawk, a snyder, but you cannot be a human shield, and i are because there are multiple leaders of them. us who have brag about the use of babies and children, and women as human shields. you take that word over, i'm to see international ass, which is a conclusively, there is no evidence with these are human jails. a. m a stands and national, filed a report of the harvard amnesty international group on october 7th, saying that the killings were all the faults of israel and that how much i did not do anything improper. no, i don't trust them to stay international at all. i trust photographs, who are you going to believe the photographs or you're lying eyes who you believe the video tape of the liter or from us. now this video tape was not used by understands national when issues they, denial the human shields were being used. okay. well, lumen fields are being used, so people know photographs that have been publicly available, but to propose around judgment. so i'll stop you that i'll just go, i'll stop you the more from the merits, as professor at harv

more of the doors. familiar with this one as the lights, the shape, but just as easy as i'm making snyder and then we can see it on there with which especially when you put it you, i think a go cannot be the, the, the and i for and i lot him are putting issues a retaliatory decree on using us property in russia as compensation for washington . seizure of frozen russian as an island passed away, prince moles, throttling back internet access and its overseas territory of new caledonia, which has been racked by violent ryan and israel slams. spain, ireland and norway framing they are rewarding terrorism. it comes after the trio announce they are recognizing the palestine suburbs the this about so.

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a few days ago, a very good conference ended in tallinn, the lenand merry conference, and timothy snyderke there, and he basically said about one historical myth that is still in the minds of the germans, that the second world war, it was an unjust aggression of the germans against the russians, in fact, most of this war was fought on the territory of ukraine and... the civilian population suffered, well , you know history very well, i am not talking about the fact that a large part of the red army consisted of ukrainians, but actually these myths in the heads, this is the first part , and the second part is that how russian nuclear deterrence works very well and proves in the minds of primarily scholz, as well as strategists in washington, they think that by shooting down russian missiles and absolutely. minister kuleba said clearly about this, no, we do not want russian planes to be shot down, it would not be a direct conflict between nato and the russian federation, and of course this led to escalation, but fear and paralysis from paralysis, more precisely from escalation, he in fact

blue step, dudley water, if the ship did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the snyder stuff. so young congress that, i mean, yeah, what the famine disease forced labor to which you have by the word is so for me yes. what was the last? it also need you to find the tape it to you, but that it's a deep variables. you might, off windows, you put in his name portion of the sinks of the give you what you want to do to create does it to those thousands of test a massive crimes and the impunity of criminals. so when you look on here, you know, one or 2 so due to speeds 90 in the did i tell you? yeah, for the good i see it are really supplements. they decided to do it. you got to repeat, it sounds like it, but there's being yet that was put in the word along the i don't believe in quincy dentist 1st when it comes to policy and politics, especially if it's in an election year. however, the recent college campus protest seemed to be hurting the current president's popularity numbers. so was president biden expecting this to be the effect? well, i want to ask our panel, bring them