in the fourth round we will meet sophia. yes, as we expected, sophia is great.ourth round of the intellectual show, i know, artyom, anastasia, it was a pleasure playing with you, alas, a little bit was not enough, thanks for the game all the best, come on in! nastya, tell me what went wrong, or everything is as it should be, and you i’m happy, i don’t need any more, i don’t know, everything is very good, everything is very good, a very good result, it’s a very cool experience, what did you like, i liked the filming process itself, the questions are very interesting, i probably wouldn’t even imagine how to ask this, but i like that there are guys who really understand that the competition is high. well, when you already know how it will all turn out, maybe they would change something , slow down a little, let’s say, listen to your opponents first, then build their own strategy for answers, but... in the fourth round, participants are asked to answer 10 questions from different categories: the leader by the number of points is the first to choose the topic of the

i just caught up with sophia. sophia, you choose. let it be chemistry.r... namely the apovest of mikhas zaretsk, who is the first of the first in the savetsk literature to bring out a hero from every gallounaga, a socialist, a pride of light, abyvatselya and a cynic dzyalka. i have no answer. sophia, i don’t know who wrote the report, who was confused by it, but that ’s my refusal, who is confused by it? kandrat kropiva wrote: who is embarrassed by the oposhnik? on this also a wrong answer. this piece is called the naked beast. sophia, famous people. after an erroneously printed obituary, this scientist thought about the legacy he would leave. after yourself, name this scientist, well, let it be einstein, no, it’s not him, alexander, let it be darwin, alas, it’s not him either, maybe they will help us in the staff room, leave, so to speak, a legacy for us, what we have an option, well, we have the option of the nobel prize, nobel, that means alfred nobel, that’s who we were talking about, alexander, computer science, what english word on... is the connec

sophia cathedral is an unusual temple, it was built in the 11th century, but in the course of historyty burned down and was rebuilt several times. yes, the largest reconstruction took place in the 18th century, when a gunpowder warehouse exploded here. but first things first, let’s start with the fact that sophia is translated from greek as the wisdom of god. so we say temple, cathedral, we are used to people going to the temple... a stone is presented from the foundation of the st. sophia cathedral, it was found during restoration work, and if you look closely, there are inscriptions on the stone: these are male slavic names, david, tuma, mikula, kopys, the thief wrote, but the thief - we’ll talk about this a little later, i would i still wanted to show you what we have preserved from the 11th century, it’s in the lower hall, here we are with you on the observation deck, right here we are in the 11th century with you, there was an entrance to the cathedral, it was to the west, here it is, and from here you can see the main part of the temple, the main altar. on a girl from a wealthy

the sophia and her mother have arrived at the airport. her father is working on a building site in friedrich hoffman, southern germany. then at last the for the next 10 days. so if you can enjoy her dad's company, then he'll be gone again for months. children all over the country are in the same situation. this village about a 100 kilometers from scope. yeah. is slowly dying. it's especially noticeable in the school. we're only 5 children are still enrolled. the caretaker shows us the 2nd classroom. a few years ago classes were still taught here. sick or who do you know, the number of people is, is decreasing every year because people are leaving for italy or germany. first, the fathers who then come back a few months later to collect their wives and children. and most of the 3 minutes, they take the children to school and the whole family is gone. your child, the caretaker, has witnessed the changes in his village. all the beautiful houses in the village now belong to families from abroad. she tells us he must use, you know, it was, i sw

sophia and st. michael's cathedrals, after mykola makarenko. please tell me a few, i am sure that many people still do not know about mykola makarenko, please tell me what kind of man he is and why it is so important to honor his memory and bring back his memory? well, you know, this is an old story, and i would say, it has been on my heart for a long time lie, i think, i saw your post on facebook, mrs. miroslava, and we understand it. children of the kyiv intelligentsia of the 70s, this is what we grew up with, this is the oral history that was left to us where the written one was taken away from us, where documents were taken away from us, and in the case of mykola makarenko, it was a retelling, it was a kyivan apocrypha, about a man who forged from the mouth, that is, about an art critic and archaeologist who saved sophia of kyiv, mykhailivskyi could not, but sofia saved kyiv. well, probably, it is necessary to start with what may also not be known to everyone after the holodomor, when kyiv was f

of kyiv, mykhailivskyi could not, but he saved sophia of kyiv.robably, we should start with something that may not be known to everyone. after the famine, when kyiv was finally calmed down, pacified and ceased to be the piteluriv city, it was named by dobkin, we remember, back in the 21st year, er, thus, unaware, betraying the circles with which he communicates, obviously, that means in those, in the circles of that czech cotton wool that lay in the park at that time, those zhduns who were waiting for the arrival of russian troops, kyiv remained 100 years later the podlyuriv city, but it is clear that in 1930.34, i.e. after the famine, it ceased to be the podlyuriv city, and the capital could be moved from kharkiv to kyiv, in the 20s it was still dangerous, kyiv was a gate, kyiv was a pitlyur city that did not accept the bolsheviks, and it is clear that this was the history of the uprooting of kyiv, including the history of its architectural projects. cultural rape, that is, of course, destruction, destruction of churches, only in the 1930s , abo

the sophia-uspensky cathedral of the mid-16th century, the seventy-five-meter bell tower, the orenteryate chambers of the tobolsk kremlin, as well as the prison castle. all this creates an ensemble of incredible beauty. the city was founded in 1587, was initially known as the starting point of exile to hard labor, but over more than four centuries of its existence, in this year tobolsk will turn 437 years old, it has managed to become one of the largest cities in western siberia, and for a long time was its largest political and economic center. our great emperor peter ii was very interested in the development of siberia , therefore he ordered that tobolsk be made into a capital with a representative appearance. by his order , the executive chamber and the guest courtyard were built, and 324. a year ago they laid the foundation for the first stone kremlin in siberia, the design of which began its construction, cartographer, historian and architect with such a simple appearance, semyon ulyanovich remen. trained in masonry at the moscow armory. not everything conceived by the tobolsk dre

of kyiv, mykhailivskyi could not, but he saved sophia of kyiv.ell, probably, we should start with what may not be known to everyone, after the holodomor, when kyiv was finally pacified, pacified and ceased to be the piteluriv city, as dobkin called it, he remembers. even in the 21st year, by the same token, he unknowingly cheated, betraying which circles he communicates with, obviously, that means in those, in the circles of that czech one. mother, who lay down in kharkov at that time those zhduns who were waiting for the arrival of russian troops, kyiv remained under 100 years later lyurovsky city. well, it is clear that in 1934, i.e. after the holodomor, it ceased to be a podlyuriv city, and the capital could be moved from kharkiv to kyiv. in the 20s it was still dangerous. kyiv was... a city, kyiv was a pitlyurov city, which did not accept the bolsheviks, and it is clear that this was the history of the destruction of kyiv, including the history of the projects of its architectural rape, that is, it is clear, destruction, destruction churches,

i'm sophia afternoon. it's1:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room .he wenzler in the gb news room. the deputy prime minister took aim at for labour failing to back the government's increased spending on defence. standing for rishi sunak, who's in germany. oliver dowden began today's pmqs with a joke aimed at the labour deputy's tax affairs, suggesting she might claim the house of commons as her main residence. on the matter of defence, however, mr dowden said labour had been silent on whether it backs investment in the armed forces investment in the armed forces in an increasingly dangerous world. >> the prime minister was able to announce his plan for the biggest strengthening of defence spending in a generation, but it should come as no surprise that the party opposite refused to say whether they back it or not, because this comes from the right hon. lady who voted to scrap trident and install in downing street someone who wanted to change the army into a peace corps. there you have it. >> angela rayner hit back, though , saying that mr dowden thoug

and sophia kai, national politics reporter at axios.y show. so let's just do a little round robin here starting with you, charlie. reaction to congresswoman marjorie taylor greene? >> marjorie has had a pretty tough weekend, hasn't she? she was humiliated both in and out of the house of representatives. when you have the new york post mocking you as moscow marj, that's not a good week. but i do think it's worth remembering marjorie taylor greene as isolated as she is still closer to the beating art of maga than many other republicans. obviously she's kind of venting and lashing out. but i don't think the people ought to understand estimate the hole, the isolation marjorie taylor greene continues to have on the republican base. >> congresswoman edwards, your reaction? >> it is no surprise marjorie taylor greene is calling wolf again and again and again as she does. but i don't think this will go anywhere. i think both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act. they're not going to give in to this motion to vacate. and you're

we dreamed of a child, we were really looking forward to sophia, we really wanted it. implantation. the devices were installed which convert electrical impulses coming from an external microphone into signals understandable to the nervous system. this operation brought good results. with the help of sophia's surgical intervention in the internal. unexpectedly, sonya and i were driving to class with the first word, oh, it was, it was so the words became a great joy for the parents, the tram, a man came in with a dog in his arms, and sonya saw the dog, she pointed her finger at the dog, up. doctors say that in the future sonya will be able to hear and speak almost as much as peers, for this you need to continue to work with the girl. hearing-speech rehabilitation is carried out in close cooperation. a wide range of specialists, a doctor, an audiologist, a neurologist, a teacher of the deaf, a speech therapist, specialists, neuropsychologists, psychologists, a sensory therapist. almost 400 thousand rubles are needed for hearing and speech rehabilitation. in a family where

sophia explains. the power-sharing deal between _ sophia explains. the green party, and you can see them here, became members of the government. in 2023, humza yousaf took over as leader of the snp, but since then there have been several issues. they have caused a lot of division within the scottish government. the most divisive, climate policy. last week, on the 18th of april, the scottish government announced that it would scrap its target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by 2030. this is a significant u—turn for the snp, because when these targets were first announced in 2019, nicola sturgeon, the first minister at the time, said that these were the most stretching targets in the world, and she said that hers was the first government on the planet to declare a climate emergency. but, climate experts say that the emergency response never came, and for the greens, cutting emissions is one of the key objectives, a key policy area, so this is seen as a huge earlier for them. today, the co—leader of the greens, lorna slater, accused the snp

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i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . wenzler in the gb newsroom. first, some breaking news. us media is reporting that a man has set himself on fire outside the courthouse in new york, where former us president donald trump's hush money trial is underway. the person on fire received medical attention and was taken from the area. the circumstance of the fire was

the sagittarius allegedly wanted to place peter's older sister, sophia, on the throne, and overthroweter. never getting to rome, in order to fulfill his vow, which we talked about, peter hurried home. and although the rebellion was suppressed by the time of his return and 56 people had already been executed, peter ordered the beard of voivode shein, who defeated the rebel streltsy, to be cut off for excessive softness. accompanied by the wildest torture of suspects. patriarch adrian, having learned about the bloody indecencies committed by the tsar, came to... with an icon of the mother of god. in response to this, peter shouted: “what is this icon for? is it your business to come here? get out and put the icon in its place. i honor god and his most pure mother more than you. and by executing villains, i am doing a godly deed.” so, in the fall of 1698, more than a thousand archers were executed, peter personally cut off five heads, which, of course, had never been done before by any great prince. the king did not. moreover, he thrust axes into the hands of his closest associates, rom

we just heard a pretty lively discussion with coleman hughes and sophia nelson's. now i want to bring in our group of everyday americans who've all had different perspectives on dei and see what they heard today. >> and we >> begin with you all and thank you for being here. >> i wonder what >> arguments stood out to you on either side of the issue what's your thought during number two? >> so sophia mentioned inclusion. i think that truly is a very complicated topic, right? but within occlusion, you can hire as many minorities as you want. but if we're not getting a seat at the table, it doesn't really matter. so i think it relates to concentrate on inclusion as really the basis for what we're looking for. >> you're not i think that inclusion can encompass many different things as well as sexual orientation or disability to i think those are really vital >> voices to bring to the table. just like you're number two was talking, are they part of the conversation? >> i had some questions about her description of marriage. she had some criticisms of the way that maybe s

pip. >> thanks, sophia.fternoon britain. it is 1208 and just hours after the government's flagship rwanda bill passed in parliament, five people have died whilst attempting to cross the english channel. that's just hours after the bill passed. >> among the dead is thought to be a child. reacting to the incident, north of bologna, the home secretary, james cleverly, said these tragedies have to stop. i will not accept a status quo which costs so many lives. we're joined live by gb news home and security editor mark white. mark what's the latest you can bring us on this ? you can bring us on this? >> well, the search and rescue operation is all but ended. really? but what we have now is an operation to deal with multiple other small boats that, despite this tragedy at wimereux beach, which is just north of boulogne, have launched this morning heading for uk waters. now this incident happened in the early hours of the morning. a number, a small number of boats set off from the beach at wimereux . one got into w

walk around with white hoods at night and are walking around with white hoods in the daytime. >> sophiae republican majority can't have nice things, where they are trying to get any legislation. >> my mother used to tell me, i mean, this is republican on republican. this is a reminder of what most of this year has looks like in the house. speaker johnson put out the impeachment vote and failed. he put out votes that have failed and you have a republican not mincing words, describing his republican colleague on national television. that is really remarkable and i will not take sides, here. >> of course not, i would never put you on the spot of having to give an opinion because you are a news journalist. charlie, you are not. he's not just describing one person, this is a plural on that. >> he is not wrong. that really escalated, didn't it? the way the republicans are talking about other republicans, talking about marjorie taylor greene, this is an extraordinary moment. it's one thing to say the republican majority has been dysfunctional, but i am struggling to remember a time when a poli

sophia's cathedrals in kyiv. oksana zabushko, a writer, is in touch with us. ms.et you, good evening. good day. ms. oksano, but... you created a petition on the website of the kyiv city council to honor mykola makarenko and to rename one of the streets of kyiv, which is right between sofia. and st. michael's cathedral, named after mykola makarenko. tell me a few, please. i'm sure there are many people still don't know about mykola makarenko. please tell me what kind of man this is and why it is so important to honor his memory and bring back his memory? well, you know, this is an old story, and i would say it has been on my heart for a long time. i think i saw yours. post on facebook, ms. myroslava, and we , the children of the kyiv intelligentsia of the 70s, understand this, this is what we grew up with, this is the oral history that was left to us where the written one was taken away from us, where the documents were taken away from us, er, and in the case of mykola makarenko, it was a retelling, it was a kyiv apocrypha, about... a person who passed word of mout

sophia’s rehabilitation exceeds ours, our family income, so we turned to fund for help.s, you need to follow the qr code link and transfer any amount. or send an sms with the word lead to number 5541, the cost of one message is 75 rubles. this small amount will help the girl improve her speech and even go to a regular school. alexander sanzhiev, ekaterina cherushova, alexander kucherovsky, georgy mayorov, mariana pepanyan, elena nasonova, news. we have all the information by this hour, irina rossius and my colleagues were with you, all the news is always available on the media platform, look at application or on the website smotrim.ru. see you.

talking about, actually, i also want to say that this robot sophia came to us in ukraine, it was back in those days before the full-scale invasion, then, for example, she called volodymyr groysman an attractive man. oh, and now she was asked about putin, about rishi sunak, she also said that she is not the biggest supporter of elon musk, well, she was asked about the possibility of the third world war, but here, you see, here is a robot, after all, a robot, she said , the robot sophia said that... conflicts in the future will be resolved through dance competitions and marshmallow eating battles, but where exactly is the definition of a robot sofia was real, this is about putin, that he is a war criminal, she doesn't even have doubts, and she was asked about her views on the war in ukraine, she said that it is a serious and tragic matter, about putin, about putin. she said: putin, rather put him in prison for war crimes. i'm right, wars can have devastating effects on people's lives, economies and societies. so we see that ilan mask should somehow go to coffee with the robot sofia and

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i'm sophia afternoon. it's 4:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom .p story this hour. the uk and western allies are calling for de—escalation in the middle east after reports that israel launched air strikes against iran. state media says three drones were shot down with explosions heard at an airbase near the city of isfahan. no damage or injuries have been reported in the latest exchange. the strike is thought to be in response to last weekend's attack, when iran fired a barrage of drones and missiles at israel. labour leader keir starmer has added to calls for restraint as the best way forward . forward. >> i'm deeply concerned about the prospect of escalation, escalation of the conflict in the middle east is in nobody's interest and so it's very, very important, therefore, that everybody urges restraint on all sides . more everybody urges restraint on all sides. more than that, we everybody urges restraint on all sides . more than that, we really sides. more than that, we really need that ceasefire in gaza now, straight away. so that hostages can

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i answered sophia, i liked the name, but i just liked the name, very good, daria, well, i sophia also, so i didn’t remember any specific facts, but i remember that the vidovt had one daughter, in my opinion, tried on the name sophia, it seemed like it was really her, that was her name, she was... sophia, later she became the wife of moscow prince vasily i, the correct answer to our question, option a sophia, tenth and final second round question before you have a poster about the mathematician and cryptographer who created the decoding machine in 1939, what was his name? option a - emil post, b - alan tsuring, c - robert floyd. time. alexandra, i actually watched this film. because bennadich is one of my favorite actors, look, she has also dissolved, yes, yes, she behaves completely differently compared to the beginning of the game, i sherlark really love the series, so i remember for sure that this is a film was about alan suring, so i chose option b. well, this film talks about deciphering the enigma machine, and the correct answer to our question is option b. alain furing. let's sh

sophia. tenth final question of the second round.me? option a - emil post, b - alan tsuring, c - robert floyd. time. alexandra. i actually watched this movie because benedit cumberch is one of my favorite actors, very much. look, dissolution too, yes, yes, she sees it completely differently. yourself uh in compared to the beginning of the game, i sherlark really love the series, so i remember for sure that this film was about alan suring, so i chose option b. well, this film is about deciphering the enigma machine, and the correct answer to our question option b. alan turing. let's share our impressions. danila, how did you like the second round, did it seem more difficult than the first? it seemed easier to me. easier? yes, because i didn’t answer two questions, and i didn’t answer three in the first one. great. daria, how did you play? well, not bad, for some reason i it seemed more difficult than in the first round, well , perhaps, because there were three options, not two, if suddenly you didn’t know something, you had doubts, th

but, sophia, i didn’t understand.y couldn’t deceive you. when you approached, you asked directly, i said it as it is, remember the moment when i first discovered this in myself, we realized that you could do it, i probably remember, my dad is a professional psychologist, our parents, our sister, were very active we were taught in childhood and introduced to us to science, to poetry, to psychology, and i remember that my dad had a variety of books, which i looked at with curiosity, then my path a... was completely logical: i entered the faculty of psychology and decided to follow direction of legal psychology, or as it is now fashionable to say criminal psychology, not the first time, but i joined the police because it was incredibly difficult, the selection was now, i assume, very serious, and my service, it was connected with carrying out research using psychophysiological polygraphs, he is certainly a good polygraph examiner... he is always a profiler, yes, in the entire history of your professional activities, incl

and sophia was a good woman.well, granny, i already thought sasha died, she was so young at 50 years old, of course young. so what does it mean to take information out of thin air? come up with something, i would like to see their faces, but it’s as simple as shelling pears, that ’s it, i sent it from the fam, so, congratulations, you have the opportunity to win a million, for this, send a reply sms, go for a short one. number, burning, bone, can you imagine, they want to scam money again, they’ve already gotten it from these text messages? genius, then look at this kostya, maybe you’ll find something from the photo, mihal, personally, this time is needed, well, at least tell me, they are married, no, sofia is not officially married, to whoever else, thank you. hello, are you sophia? yes, what's the matter? by chance, alexander trafimov is not with you, he just left your address for me to contact. why did he leave you my address? she knows sasha. olya, turn it further. you see, sasha simply owes me money, he won’

a, sophia, b. anastasia, c- euphrasinia. time. georgy, what do you think?ct i remember some an interesting story about how her son, perhaps he defended her from her father when she tried to kill him, perhaps it was the story of the provitovt, but i don’t know for sure, she tried to kill her husband and it was ragneda, well, if you mean this, yes, it seems i was mistaken, it’s okay, now you know, alexandra, how you answered this question, i answered sophia, i liked the name, but i just liked the name, very good, yes. well, i also answered, and sophia also liked the name, no, i was repeating the history of belarus, honestly repeated the history of belarus, i watched it a lot yesterday, so i didn’t remember any specific facts, but i remember that vidovt had one daughter, in my opinion , the name sophia was tried on there, it seems like it really was her, that was her name, she was then the wife of some other famous prince, dari, how did you know that just yesterday it was necessary to prepare the history of belarus? what was his name? option a - emil post, b -

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com slash alerts. >> thank you sophia. halligan will tell us about how brexit has likely boosted domestic manufacturing production . varne that will production. varne that will upset the remainers. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel join me. i join me. »- join me. >> camilla tominey every sunday at 930. when i'll be interviewing the key players in british politics and taking them to task. this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial. an upcoming election trial. with an upcoming election looming over westminster. now is the for honest the time for clear, honest answers. i agree, and that's precisely what i'll get . is he precisely what i'll get. is he indecisive? incompetent? that's the camilla tominey show at 930 every sunday on gb news, the people's channel, britain's election . channel. election. channel. >> welcome back. it's 438. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news is now police scotland got almost 4000 complaints in the first two days after the new hate crime laws came into force.

i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom.ave died after their small boat got into difficulties off the french coast overnight. the incident happened off wimereux beach near boulogne, before 2 am. a number of other migrants were rescued , with at least one were rescued, with at least one now critically ill in hospital. gb news can reveal that another five small migrant boats are attempting to make the crossing from france. shadow home secretary yvette cooper says it shows we need urgent action shows we need urgent action shows how dangerous these boat crossings are. >> they put lives at risk and they're undermining our border security and criminal gangs are making huge profits from these dangerous boats and from putting lives at risk in this way. and that's why we urgently need proper action to tackle these dangerous boat crossings . dangerous boat crossings. >> this morning's incident in the channel comes just hours after the government's flagship rwanda bill finally passed through parliament. the prime minister called it a l

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as a couple, sophia bush, whose glamorous cover star this we were talking earlier, and this was a block buster putting her on the cover how many people are looking at this and why what i'm going to read it now, sophia bush, i finally feel like i can breathe and she she wrote the ordinance, her byline, it was like 1 million minutes in the first de which is like a record-breaking cover for us. and i think a couple of things she was coming out as queer. i was in her own words, she is dating ashlyn harris, who's now who is the us soccer star there on the red carpet does a couple of tonight, i think that that personal story came across a lot for sophia. and this is one of the big events that they've come together. they're wearing both wearing hobson studio couture again, a young black designer that they've decided to go to in terms of to dress them for tonight. but yeah, couples on the carpet is definitely my favorite thing was on the carpet and it'd be a segment. >> c is looking down. we were glancing down at the monitor here to see that people walking in and out. so when you see your eyes

then sophia besch will react and discuss and contest whatever you want to say. and then we will engage in a discussion including with you and i will open the floor to questions. then i think we can continue the discussion in a more informal way in a short reception afterwards. so, mark, why don't you start? mark: it is a huge pleasure to be here at carnegie. to be sharing space with you here. and for the warm welcome you have given my colleagues from carnegie. as jeremy said, our goal is to try to not only help share some of the work that ecfr's network of researchers are doing about the world, but also, for us to try to understand more how the u.s. is changing the nature of american foreign policy, that is so critical for europeans. that is one of the things we will be looking at. i will show you five slides that capture some of the most interesting findings we have. this is a report that ivan and i cowrote together. ivan lays out simple steps about what it actually means. but i will talk you through some of the headline findings are in the background for this,

what connects him with sernelo imouti, monica, manserat kavalier and sophia loren.ith his brush. neighborhood with a pack of dogs, the stench, well , in the leningrad region they are ready to howl from the eyes, sometimes it eats away, and how many dogs there are now, now 96, 96, i’m driving along the road, i see animals that have been brought in, or they bring me cats puppies in boxes, they are afraid to go outside again, because the animals walk in packs all over the village, i stopped walking there, they rush at people, at other dogs, but the owner of the dogs assures that... her pets are completely harmless, the problem is not in the village silence, peace, fresh air, dogs want, but the problem is that people don’t want to solve the problem with a dog, how to return the birds to listen, breathe fresh air, and not listen to these 100 nightingales and smell their enclosures, a woman can be found guilty the fact that she abuses animals is beyond the bounds, tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv. well, let's go look at the apartment? let's go! the very center of moscow, bryusov

a very important point to make sophia, because germany's policy of course, has strongly been oriented towards international law and uh, and distorting, as you say, is successful. maybe for them legally, but politically, to see a country like germany in the dock, if you will. at the i, c j has huge implications, also is absolutely, and i mean this, this has been a, you know, this has, this, this case has been a shock, i think, to the german public as well. and it certainly, you know, probably created also in the public, the set perception, some concerns with the german germany, you know, storage, political support for them to tenure, government, whether this is correct and what might be going on there behind the scenes was we got to ministry support and so on, but we saw really clearly now on the court that what was not on trial is this political support that germany has been lending to the natania government and it's, and his war on guys off. but what really was on tried here were very technical masses. what kind of military equipment has been delivered? has this been offensive, or de

sophia's first language is cantonese.she said she want to learn poetry as a way to express yourself and show her culture. she dedicated her poem to her grandparents, she says gave her a love of writing and poetry. still to come. on kron, 4 news at 11, the power of a wish here from bay area kids and families who have had theirs granted over the years. >> by make-a-wish foundation. plus. >> people that visit san francisco, one of the things they have to do while they're in san francisco's take a ferry boat to sausalito and spend the day here in this in the magic kingdom. >> the magic kingdom. what what what are we talking about? businesses and tourists alike are upset over the ferry closure in sausalito when that maybe back up and running. >> and how this sort w >> the police chief in the east bay is up said after person was released from prison early and then reportedly attacked 2 people. one of them was the chief piedmont's chief of police. jeremy bowers says willie gomer was behind bars for auto theft, robbery and kidnap

cai, sophia, good morning to you. thanks so much for being here on this friday. >> let's sort of dig in to these two motions here setting a trump on a course to be facing trial for sure in the new york case, it is much less clear in the florida case how this is going to go, but there has been increasing pressure on the judge. their aileen cannon from special counsel jack smith to keep this moving when she hasn't yet. >> so i mean, the trump lawyers have this tactic. it's a delay tactic. they have a lot of unusual motions to dismiss. and yesterday was assigned that the judges in both cases have started to move through them in georgia, we have the judge saying the motion to dismiss was denied because first amendment defense doesn't work when it is about speech that is in furtherance of a crime and in the second case, you have the judge saying, look, this argument about the presidential records act that could be something that it can be brought up by trump at trial, but not pretrial and so you have two losses for trump o

our party has come to an end, the team, sophia and ksenia 395, has become the first party . parallel well aware of their native language and the great sense of their orders is that the russian and belarusian languages ​​are not the same, not only the gender of the native language, but also the language. animals, cereals, breasts - we only have so many faces. what do we, belarusians, do and give to kama? to my friends, my neighbors, my kind people. gavarits and pshyts without any doubt in your words. alena tratsenka was with you. come on, sustrechi. i'm sorry, i'm sorry geta viktaryna. there were tasks, but we managed. i would like to say something to my mentor of the belarusian language, ninni nikalaeina. for me there were great lords, i knew the quality of the new one. i was very happy with this party, and when it happens, i will come here abavyazkova more times. i somehow found the spirit, our beloved, mother, sake, did not live in different countries, stuffy in any way, you are sheep. and dear people, for years i loved you with you, hello first, hail our land, bright glory, to the

as for sophia, the new numbers aren't necessarily making her feel safer, she says. a preliminary hearing for her daughter's case will take place tomorrow, and the freeway she'll take to get to the courthouse will be a reminder of the senseless killing of her five year old. it gets me anxiety, you know, but i have to go. i have to continue to be there and fight for my daughter's justice. pete serratos, nbc berry news. an ongoing power problem once again shut down a critical courthouse in san jose today. the family justice center handles everything from divorce, child support, payments to temporary restraining orders. but it's been battling a power problem for months now, and this is at least the fourth significant outage. court tells us they've had to bring in five trailer sized generators while waiting for a part to fix the buildings linked to the power grid. today the court sent a letter of urgency to pg and e asking it to prioritize the repair project. pg and e tells us it is working to complete those repairs as soon as possible. the search is on for a student who

sophia es una de las cientos de miles de personas que trabajan en la industria de la comida rápida enficiará de un aumento salarial. it's like giving you a dollar bill each time you work in stuff. tal como dice ahora, será como si le dieran un billete de 20 $ por cada hora que trabaja. es decir, 4 $ más de lo que ha venido cobrando hasta ahora. esto gracias a la ley 12 28, aprobada en septiembre pasado por el gobernador newson we are getting a couple of things taken away from us like we're not allowed to have free meals anymore. pero no todo es color de rosa. sophia dice que su empleador ha comenzado a tomar medidas minimizando gastos para poder cubrir el incremento en la nómina, resultando de esto en que les quiten beneficios como almuerzos gratuitos, promociones especiales e incluso reduzcan los horarios de trabajo. voy a minimizar mis gastos operativos. dentro de eso va a estar la planilla, haré reducción de horas de trabajo a mi personal, haré despido. mmm este eh limitado ante esto, el economista gonzález señala que pudiera esto replicarse en otras cadenas de comida rápida, cambi

as close as sophia roots and buses and international affairs fellow at the new york university center on international corporation and the form is un office. so in haiti associate, what do you make of the plans for this transitional counsel? yeah, so as you mentioned, it's been about a month since both a prime minister henri offered his resignation. but once the transitional body was in place, and since the agreement was made to create that transitional body was facilitated by care. com which is the caribbean. um, so the regional organization um and in communication with a bunch of different political groups and civil society groups. and the, as he mentions the transitional counselors very close to being officially pointed, they spent the last kind of 2 or 3 weeks. so having states about sort of internal um, composition and having debates about sort of what their rules of um basically, procedures should be and a political record was concluded over the weekends last weekend and sent to the current government, which basically now has to approve it. and sort of officially promulgated and

and that's why sophia's mother, assembly member peeler. she says she authored ab 2, 9, 9, 9, also known as the healthy homework act. >> while it would not ban homework, the proposal would mandate local school boards and educational agencies to establish homer policies that consider impacts to students, physical and mental health all while including input from parents, teachers and students themselves. i think that this is going to make a huge impact for students that times have changed and our homework policies don't always change with times. and so we need to make sure that we're >> addressing issues with the whole child and making sure that we're doing things that are effective and also the don't harm kids. it comes as a survey of more than 300,000 american students conducted by stanford university and the nonprofit organization challenge success. >> found 45% of workload and homework is the number one source of stress. 13,000, california high school students who took the survey report an average of 2 and a half hours of homework. >> eve