these wrongs honor the memory of heroes who received the order of st george for their courage and the. second generation. is also a fine but a fighter to preserve the host reconstruction still one has changed after the reconstruction but it will support the pocket has definitely changed because we did it with high quality vanish to make it. very rare is that in two percent of the pocket survived since one thousand nine hundred eighty five when it was. this it percent of the flooring was replays during restoration in one thousand sixty eight thousand nine hundred sixty nine it took. two. children's parties were moved to a new building in the early sixty's the kremlin palace of congress built on the. it's obvious that this building is from the soviet era and it stands in stark contrast with the kremlin's architectural character the palace used to be a key side for communist forums and now it's the most prestigious musical venue in this country and also a stage where the world's greatest artists show as an hour or elton john tina turner here they made they've all been here. right now fre

just hold st george's in one nine hundred fifty four. back then christmas tree most tracks directly up the stairs through their front door without much thought for the ancient interior over sixty meters deep st george's hall is the size of a football pitch a giant tree used to be mounted right here in this massively have the object used to be dragged across this park here floor that was originally late in eight hundred forty five. when it's scraped that chandelier each one weighing three tons by the way and it's tinkling produced an almost surreal chime also large nails were hammered into this floor to fix this huge christmas tree they can't sue danced and sang in this hall where we're asked not to shuffle because it would ruin the floor nevertheless the interior was heavily damaged even i was asked to come in with soft indoor shoes and i tried my best. these wrongs honor the memory of heroes who received the order. for their courage and the. second generation. is also a fine but a fighter to preserve the homes reconstruction stood one h

st. "george" greek orthodox church. i love greek food. in bethesda. if you have nothing to do this weekend, you'll want to visit them friday, saturday or sunday. the time is from noon to 10:00 p.m. >> on friday and saturday and noon to 8:00 on sunday. >> she's making right now baklava which is absolutely great. >> everyone is scared of working with this but you don't have to be. i already put ten layers and put a layer of m.c.i.d nuts with cinnamon and -- of mixed nuts with cinnamon and sugar. we're going to put another ten layers. see how it's falling apart? it doesn't matter. >> you get this -- you didn't buy this? >> i bought it. there are some women who make it. they're better than me. the recipe is on the week site. >> melted butter? >> melted butter. you just keep working. the only sheet that has to be perfect is the one on top. the rest can be torn, shredded. that's the secret to working with this. >> memghted butter and -- melted butter and what else? what kind of nuts are using? >> we use any kind of nuts but i use walnut. you can put almonds

he is a woman of amazing taste what is your favorite place in the kremlin i think it has to be st george's hall because it's really impressive i don't know if colossal is the right word for it but really overwhelming it is majestic but you know it's not cheesy majestic it's just perfect everything is it's in the right place and it really takes your breath away and again you know looking at the ceremony and seeing so much pomp and circumstance here and so much history and tradition this country has entered a new era and i think mr putin made it very clear that there are a lot of challenges ahead and i think also made it very clear that he's listening to other voices and again russia's transition is slow but it's remarkable if you were here in one thousand nine hundred nine if you came back in two thousand and twelve you would see a new russia but it has a long way to go we still have in moscow we talk about moscow a lot the rest of the country has an enormous amount of reform ahead of it even your expectations are not a two speed bandied around a lot of putin time seems continuation of puti

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the party is over and a lot of work is ahead of you president elect as you were sitting there in st george's hall in the kremlin watching the events unfold you mentioned that you were watching these large passenger screens so you and i both saw the helicopter footage showing moscow moscow which is generally renowned for bad traffic too many cars on the road but it was deserted for the presidential motorcade how did they pull that off the rails all the years i've lived in moscow or have never seen moscow so empty in central moscow so empty i mean when i was going to the kremlin on my way there in the morning it struck me that the city is completely deserted only the policemen were there no traffic no anything this acuity measures have been certainly unprecedented for inaugurations in russia but this is not something we should be surprised about i mean integration certainly is a very important event it should be very well protected i remember these scenes from the united states four years back when obama president obama was inaugurated in washington and as many as sixty five thousand policemen

the hall where we stood st george's hall was empty because all of those guests went to dinner some speculate that this dinna cost about a million dollars it's a speculation maybe but i never had a chance to go there but my insiders from the dinner told me that there were black caviar on the menu fried scallops even. a couple chino made of cocoa milk was there along with expensive champagne wine and definitely was a big party to remember when i was going to the kremlin on my way there in the morning it struck me that this. it is completely deserted only the policeman were there no traffic no anything just have been certainly unprecedented for integrations in russia but this is not something we should be surprised about i remember these scenes from the united states four years back when obama was inaugurated in washington and as many as sixty five thousand policemen servicemen military were ensuring the safety in moscow there were only twenty thousand so it was three times as less than that in the united states also i remember in the united states there were helicopters and even fighter jets h

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than an hour first we saw live on the huge blossom screens everywhere in the in the in the george st george hall the very beautiful aerial shots of opponents the motorcade traveling from the government building from the white house to the kremlin certainly something unprecedented and novelty for the way this integration has been televised in russia so far then. apart from that and to the kremlin walls he greeted the kremlin regiment the presidential special regiment then put in arrived he went in walked past us in the sand georges hall boss the thousand odd guests be guests who gave it their greeted with a lot of loud evasion and certainly the people who were there were really happy to see him and put in being reinstated as russia's present for the third term now. then he calmly and collectedly where it went into the main hall where the whole integration was to take place took the old a very short oath only thirty three words very important words those were and this speech in fact is just three words shorter than that of the american president will do we can listen to what that sounded like

st. george's county police department has three reason to celebrate. there are three sets of mother daughter pairs that work for the department. tonight they show us how the job brought them closer together. >> from a little girl to almost an adult. >> she has public safety in her veins. at age 3, she attended her mom was a police graduation with a grandfather. at her own graduation she had her badge pinned on by her mom and became the first african- american mother and daughter to serve in the police department. meanwhile over in criminal investigations corporal loretta williams says she never pushed for daughter to become a cop. >> if it is not for her, that is for her and i will be proud no matter what. wyck you can see how the lessons of her childhood have translated to our career. >> she has always been this way. safety safety, safety. >> prince george's county has three mother-daughter teams on their police department. they split them up to make sure they do not get into difficult situations. while they have the mother daughter quibbles -- >> i h

st. george. we've been delighted the rain has held off around the region.ant for the nats. we have a new batch slipping south. we'll show you on radar. i'm not sure it will get to everybody, but could be a couple more showers around again tomorrow afternoon, nothing hopefully that will wreck your saturday. so a couple more showers to dodge and some of those may be coming in the next couple hours depending where you live. let's start with radar, shall we, on this friday night? i'll show you the first cluster of showers we've watched to our south still hanging on here for southern calvert county and then across st. mary's into the bay pushing southeast. this is not a lot of heavy activity, maisch get .1-inch of rain, does -- maybe get .1-inch of rain, does not appear to have lightning. as we switch over to sent net radar, new batch coming south from pen -- sentinel radar, new batch coming south from pennsylvania. we haven't seen much in the way of severe weather since this afternoon here, not that that was veer but it helped us cap -- severe, but it helped us

st. george's famous words you can't say on tv, you get the idea. >> it's intimidating to my customers, to the people downtown, and i think that it's a good thing that they're doing something to curb it. >> i don'tty think it will solve the problem, but it will make them understand what is acceptable behavior and not. >> might make them think twice. it remains to be seen whether a law would pass under the free rights speech. none other than the u.s. constitution. a resident in oklahoma cought these pictures of a funnel cloud forming last night. the sheriff's office says there was little damage, but there was some flooding from the storm. it dropped up to 6 insps of rain and that is clearly a funnel cloud. >> yes, and 6 inches of rain, we had 4 the whole year. that's a lot of rain. we only get 40 for the whole year. >> we may not see funnel clouds, but we are going to see showers and thunderstorms. we're in the warm sector of air. 84 today, but with it will be a price. let's start with a live look outside. live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. down to 79. winds out of the sout

on this morning by saying a lot of pomp and circumstance certainly an impressive inauguration in st george's hall as i understand it you were there how was it fact it was in several holes but i was lucky enough to be in send george's hall with a little more than a thousand guests there overall understand the three thousand guests were there including some of the a piece from the military from religious fair sportsmen actors i mean you just name it just all of russian elite was there rubbing shoulders with him was certainly some exquisite experience the whole inauguration process was quite fast it took less than an hour the whole thing from the beginning to the end first we saw on the life pictures on the television sets in this and george's hall how put in the was travelling from the government building to the kremlin through cordoned off streets of moscow with some amazing simply amazing area aerial shots it's the first time we've seen some novelties high technologies of the television of the way it was filmed then we saw them both entering the kremlin building then it is interesting to see

everywhere in the in the in the george st george hole the very beautiful aerial shots of the motorcade traveling from the government building from the white house to the kremlin certainly something unprecedented and novelty for the way this integration has been televised in russia so far then put in arrived he went in walked past us in the u. sand georgia boss two thousand guests be guests who get it they're greeted with a lot of loud evasion and certainly the people who were there they were really happy to see no human being reinstated as russia present for the third term now. then he calmly and collectedly where it went into the main hall where the whole integration was to take place took the oath a very short oath only thirty three words. as i fulfill the duties of the president of the russian federation i swear to protect and guarantee the rights and freedoms of all citizens to observe and protect the constitution of the russian federation to protect the sovereignty independence and territorial integrity of all state to serve its people faithfully as he was leaving in fact that sen

st. george and gave the bearer a personal private audience with the czar at any time of the day or night. a privilege not in much use after 1917. but there are other reasons i have always been drawn to this war. one of them is that it swept away forever the world of emperors and empresseses that dominated europe up to that time. this is kaiser wilhelm ii of germany marching with his six sons in a parade and look at the hats. here is the kaiser's wife, the empress and her daughter. you can't claim that after 1914 nobody ever wore hats like that again but there was something about the world before 1914 that had a kind of imperial self-confidence that produced those hats. another thing that has always fascinated me about the first world war was it was a war built like most wars are all multiple illusions. one was that victory would be quick and easy. these are berlin students marching off to fight in august of 1914. that month kaiser wilhelm told his troops you will be home before the leaves fall from the trees. here they are getting into german soldiers getting in a railroad car heading to

st george's hall which was packed with fifteen hundred people there was almost empty because all of those people went to a dinner some speculate at this dinner the around a million dollars and had a chance to go there but i've heard from some of my insiders there that some absolutely crazily delicious new things were there like black caviar style made scallops lots of expensive champagne and wine but certainly the party is now over and lots of work ahead for presidents a feast fitting for now president of let me put on putin i we did see we did see though as you were down there we. watching some helicopter shots all over moscow some truly spectacular photography going on but also we noticed that the majority of the main thoroughfares through moscow were deserted they were empty to get the presidential motorcade through so what kind of security operation takes place in the biggest european capital clearly unprecedented i mean for all the years i've been living in moscow i've never seen anything like that i was traveling to kremlin and to the kremlin in the morning and the streets were real

st. george gave it personal private audience anytime day or night a privilege which was not of much use after 1917. there are other reasons why we've always been drawn to this war. the world as emperors and empresses that dominated europe up to that time. this is of germany marching with the six sons in a parade and just look at the hat. you can't plan after 1914 nobody ever wore hats like that again that there is something about the world before 1914 that produce those to begin with. another thing that is always fascinated me about the first world war was that there was a war veldt as most of our on multiple illusions. one is that a victory would be quick and easy. these are berlin students marching off to fight in august of 1914 and told the troops you will be home before the leaves fall from the trees. here they are getting into the railroad heading for the front and on the side it says paris. french fur to seen with enthusiasm and on the site is says to berlin. of course the war wasn't quick and easy as more sold amar. the illusion of 1914 would be shooting at the enemy, but they wouldn't

st. george island. you can see the whole list that wjla.com. >> some people by the most expensive sunscreen thinking it is more effective. consumer reports says that is not necessarily true. the key is to pick one with i spf of 30. you need to reapply it every few hours if you are swimming. avoid using spray on sunscreen on children anke babies under six months old out of the sun altogether. >> you will need sunscreen this weekend. it will be very intense. even cloudy, you can still burned through that. let's look at the radar. a couple of showers and downpours on the eastern shore. people travel already over the beach, heading out to florida that will run into one outside of denton. that is where shower activity will remain. rain will not be a story for the next few days. this is a time lapse from ocean city. it has cleared out late afternoon. mostly sunny beach weekend. highs in the 70's. a little warmer to the south but not by much. the possibility of a little further to the south. west of the day at

st. george, utah, jeff with one f. his nickname will be boy band.ext we have kalon, a luxury brand consultant from houston. he will be known as gumby lips. this is chris, a corporate sales director from illinois, from now on, he will be known as krigs list killer. this is michael, rehab consultant from texas, we'll call him lady hair. this guy is a merchant from brazil, named alessandro, his nickname will be bangs. this bachelor hopeful is randy is he will be called vesty mcdimples. here we have alejandro, a measure room farmer from colombia, drug lord. a real estate consultant from lag una beach. he'll be known as lotion hands. here we have travis a sales rep from madison, spps, we'll call him no rose johnson. ryan a sports trainer from augusta, george, meat pocket will be his nickname. and finally brent from texas, let's just call him brent. all right. good luck emily. right now my money is on meat pocket. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that's what it's all about right there. abc has released a preview clip of the first episode of th

st. george, utah, jef with one f. his nickname will be "boy band."we have kalon, a luxury brand consultant from houston. he will be known as "gumby lips." this is chris, a corporate sales director from illinois. from now on, he will be known as "craiglist killer." [ laughter ] this is michael, a rehab consultant from texas. we'll call him "lady hair." this guy is a merchant from brazil, named alessandro. his nickname will be "bangs." this bachelor hopeful is randy. a marketeting manager from wisconsin. he will be called "vesty mcdimples." here we have alejandro, a mushroom farmer from colombia. he will be "drug lord." a real estate consultant from laguna beach. he'll be known as "lotion hands." here we have travis, a sales rep from madison, mississippi. we'll call him "no rose johnson." ryan, a sports trainer from augusta, georgia. "meat pocket" will be his nickname. and finally brent from texas, a technology salesman from midland, texas. let's just call him "brent." all right. good luck, emily. right now my money is on "meat pocket." [ laughter ] [

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the store owner tells a different st >> prince george's county investigators seized thousands of dollars in items including tide detergent. >> the owner of a thrift store was selling the stolen goods but the store owner has a different story. kris van cleave has this story. >> police say they spent months on this operation finally going in and serving a search warrant charging the owner with felony counts of theft. the owner says -- he has his own explanation. >> the only thing the police think like this -- my face. there are coming in. >> he says the cops have a wrong. he is running a legit business. crime detectives say the store was a one-stop shop for stolen goods. they arrested molina. >> he is bringing in stolen things and giving items to the boosters telling them which items he prefers. >> all of this is some of what they seized taking 20 grand -- $20,000 worth of detergent razors that was allegedly stolen from stores pick. >> can you show me these receipts? >> short. >> when he got the receipts in front of him. >> where are the receipts for these things from target? >> they have

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st. george municipal airport.as not discovered until airport employees began arriving to work. the plane was found about 300 feet from the runway. investigators still not determined if the plane crashed after takeoff or while landing. >>> bus driver in utah is in jail after failing a sobriety fest after he was about to take students to disneyland. parents said athletes -- asked them to bring canine units to check the student's bags. the driver seemed suspicious and tried to sneak off the bus. he did not get far. police say he not only failed, they found drugs, and what is believed to be cocaine in his bag. >>> fbi is skeptical that this man, pedro hernandez killed etan patz back in 1979. hernandez confessed to the murder last week. he is now on suicide watch at manhattan's bellview hospital. fbi agents do not believe hernandez because of his history of mental problems. investigators who reviewed his confession say there are inconsistencies in his story which do undermind his cent. >>> syrian government is denying

just in the upper 40s in montgomery county and prince george's, charles, calvert, st.the bay, 50s. then to the west of washington, arlington county in the low 50s. much of fairfax only in the mid 40s. same thing for loudoun county, fauquier, prince william, stafford, and spotsylvania, all around much of the region. quite a chill in the air. by 9:00, we ought to be into the 60s with lots of sunshine. a few high clouds around. then by noontime, for your lunch hour, we'll be climbing into the low 70s. by late afternoon, we should be right back down to the low 70s after we peak in the upper 70s mid-afternoon. a look at the friday evening planner in ten minutes. aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> we are following breaking news out of bowie, maryland. news4's tracee wilkins on the scene of a major car accident. what have we learned? >> reporter: this is going to be a major -- it's going to have a major impact on folks who use 197 in bowie. take a look over my shoulder. you see that they have an accident investigation that's going on right now. this is 197 at route 50. they

st. croix, mr. herrera, also district attorney george gascon, and the mayor, they have violated my rights under the americans with disabilities act. they violated my rights, being a woman, being a black woman in the united states. i am appalled by this mr. justice. my case is much older than the case of ross mirkarimi. i should be here in the chambers with you against the four supervisors, supervisors mar, cohen, scott, and wiener. it this case is recommended to go before the board, and the four supervisors that have a sunshine violation, 11048, i myself will file the complaint with the california state bar because it is a conflict of interest for them to pass judgment on ross mirkarimi when they have committed a misdemeanor, they have broken a state law, they are in violation, and i am appalled and outraged that they are not in here tonight. [bell] [applause] >> ice debusschere has been singled out, and i feel it is a double standard, including bias. in the past, but it has been 25 previous official misconduct cases referred to the thunder -- sunshine task force, which was discussed by the ethics