st. peter's basilica so special?use of the pope, but above all, is the inside the tomb of st. peter. >> norah: one of the holiest treasures inside one of christianity's holiest sites. and we'll have some final thoughts from our exclusive interview with pope francis. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by sensodyne. number one dentist recommended brand for sensitive teeth. number one dentist recommended brand for sensitive teeth. super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talk

st. peter's basilica so special? a house of the pope, but above all, it's the inside the tomb of st. peter. >> one of the holiest treasures inside one of christianity's holiest sites. th >>> there are new federal rules for airlines on everything from cash refunds to stopping hidden fees. what consumers need to know, next. >>> we have a consumer alert tonight about new rules aimed at protecting millions of americans who fly. one rule will require airlines to automatically provide refunds for things like cancelled and delayed flights, delayed baggage, returns, and failed in-flight wifi. the department of transportation will also require airlines to be more transparent about extra fees, clearly explaining all additional charges. >>> and we'll have some final thoughts from our exclusive interview with pope francis. that's next. >>> finally tonight, a word about our first of its kind interview with the holy father, historic. and this is something i've dreamt about my whole career at cbs news. it took an entire team of ded

st. peter's basilica in rome. gardens of the roman emperor's circus were located near this place. nero. then the apostle peter was buried here, in the circus, and suffered martyrdom . and in the fourth. the greeks here erected the first basilica, the crypt with the sarcophagus of st. peter. after 11 centuries it began to collapse, so they began to build a new cathedral. the work went on for 120 years, and all the major architects of italy took part in it, from donat bromant and raphael santi to michelangelo buanaroti. together with the cathedral, they built the square in front of it. inside, the cathedral amazes not only with the richness of its decoration, but also with the size of 450 statues, 50 altars, a huge collection works of art. it is curious that the main altar of the cathedral does not look to the east, as in most christian churches, but to the west. for 500 years, st. peter's cathedral was the largest christian church in the world, but at the end of the 20th century it gave way to the basilica of the b

st. peter's basilica in rome.e gardens of the circus of the roman emperor nero were located near this place. then the apostle peter was buried here, in the circus, and accepted martyrdom. and in that century, the first basilica, a crypt with the sarcophagus of st. peter, was erected here. after 11 centuries it began to collapse, so they began to build a new one. 105 years ago, on april 18, 1919 , the russian academy of the history of material culture was founded, its main task being archaeological historical and artistic research. real monuments of antiquity. the academy traced its history back to the oldest archaeological institution in our country, the imperial archaeological commission, created in the middle of the 19th century. and in 1900, in 1937, the academy was transformed into two organizations at once: the institute of archeology of the russian academy of sciences in moscow and st. petersburg institute of history, material culture rana. every year , employees of both institutes conduct large-scale field

st. peter's square. the pontiff calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. for more aid to be allowed in. and for the release of israeli hostages held by hamas. as well as a russia/ukraine prisoner swap. the pope highlighting the plight of children in conflict zones who he said have "forgotten how to smile." adding, “peace is never made with weapons, but with outstretched hands and open hearts.” the 87-year-old, who suffers from mobility and respiratory issues, mostly sitting during the service, later smiling as he shook hands with cardinals. and he appeared to be in good spirits as he waved to the crowds from his popemobile. this after the pope limited his appearance at several events leading up to easter sunday, raising new concerns about his health. the vatican saying it was to preserve his health for the weekend ceremonies. >> linsey: and ines joins us now. there was another notable appearance on this easter holiday at windsor castle. >> reporter: that's right. king charles and queen camilla attended services at windsor castle. it was a rare public appea

st. peter's cathedral in rome, which were in very real danger on the eve of the second world war of cultural conflict, as opposed to a pact. year, that is, you and i can say with full justification and pride that the international legal system for the preservation of cultural heritage rests on three russian documents. the treaty itself did not seem to protect many monuments, although this little-known fact from 1945 suggests otherwise. initially , the city of kyoto, that is, the ancient capital of japan, was included in the list of targets for nuclear bombing. to join, roerrich did not set out to develop, so to speak, a kind of responsibility, they talked about legislation, about respect, and so on, voluntary, ideas began to take shape that an attempt or damage to cultural values ​​constitutes its own crime. the tribunal for yugoslavia, it found the serbian general guilty of causing destruction, there are actually many examples, from the examples that were received. in 2021, work began to recreate the original appearance of the chapel, it chusim was intended to be like this, a dominant featu

for arkhangelsk that same winter, deciding to travel by sea to the slovak monastery on the yacht st. peterthey then found themselves in a terrible storm, death seemed inevitable to everyone. archbishop athanasius, who was on that voyage, seeing that death was very close, invited peter to partake of the holy mysteries. peter agreed, since the yacht was piloted by an experienced pilot, pomeranian peasant antipa. peter poked his head in came to him with advice on how to cope with the elements, but he was sent in direct text and , note, he was not offended. antipas managed to get to the shore. on the shore, peter himself embossed a cross, which in the north is called a votive cross. he promised to venerate the relics of his saint in rome in gratitude for his salvation, but peter made the inscription on the cross in something in dutch, which already said something about him. peter then spent any free time in the german sloboda, where he had wonderful foreign friends, from whom he learned and good and different, and where, between the birth of his second and third sons from his wife evdokia , hi

st. peter's square.he 87-year-old pontiff pleaded for peace, renewig appeals for a cease-fire in gaza, calling on greater aid deliveries to the besieged territory and the release of hostages held by hamas. today the terror group skipped cease-fire negotiations, which resumed in egypt. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to proceed with the ground operation in rafah hours after announcing he will undergo hernia surgery today. cbs's holly williams starts us off tonight with reports on another deadly day in gaza. >> reporter: in jerusalem's church of the holy sepulcher this morning, where many christians believe jesus was buried, they celebrated his resurrection. easter's a time of hope for christians, even with the holy land in the grip of war. but in gaza people are praying simply to stay alive. an israeli strike hit the grounds of the al aqsa hospital today, killing four, according to the hamas-run health ministry. israel's military said it targeted a militant command center operating in the

st. peter's cathedral in rome, which were in very real danger - on the eve of the second world war. and theis, you and i can say with full justification and pride that the international legal system for the preservation of cultural heritage rests on three russian documents. the treaty itself did not seem to protect many monuments, although this little-known fact from 1945 year says the opposite. initially, after all, in the list of objects. for nuclear bombing was included, the city of kyoto, that is, the ancient capital of japan, was included. advisor to president isenhaura, dr. rayshaur, knowing that the americans were signatories of the roerich pact, he came to the president and said: “mr. president, if we destroy kyoto, we will violate our obligation under the pact, this will never be forgiven us.” and then it was decided to cross out kivota and include nagasaki on this list. this is also a terrible tragedy, but however, here is the real defense of the pact, these days in the us military everyone is taught that the us has an obligation to preserve cultural sites in the light of paktor e

st. peter's square.he 87-year-old pontiff pleaded for peace, renewing appeals for a cease-fire in gaza, calling on greater aid deliveries to the besieged territory and the release of hostages held by hamas. today the terror group skipped cease-fire negotiations, which resumed in egypt. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to proceed with the ground operation in rafah, hours after announcing he will undergo hernia surgery today. cbs's holly williams starts us off tonight on reports of another deadly day in gaza. >> reporter: in jerusalem's church this morning, where christians believe jesus was buried, they celebrated his resurrection. h easter is a time of hope for christians, even with the holy land in the grip of war. but in gaza, people are praying simply to stay alive. an israeli strike hit the grounds of the al aqsa hospital today, killing four, according to the hamas-run health ministry. israel's military said it targeted a militant command center operating in the hospital's courtyard, w

st. peter and paul church is one of the most ancient temples in kobrin.time of the establishment of the church, but it is quite possible. it is possible that the shrine arose in the city at the time of its foundation. this temple is a monument to wooden nobility. it is interesting that the shrine was previously located in a completely different place, in the city center, not far from suvoroy’s house. the main commander visited him almost every day and even trod a path to it through neighboring vegetable gardens. alexander vasilyevich was zealous, sang in a deep bass in the church. a large pompous stone temple that everyone would admire looking at. the construction was initiated by emperor nicholas ii himself, so they decided to move the small wooden church, put it on logs and rolled it to the cemetery area. in the courtyard of the church, at the family grave of alexander mitskevich, a masterfully executed monument in the form of a mourning angel has been preserved. cult there are plenty of buildings in kobrin, majestic churches of various faiths from the

st. peter's square in the vatican every wednesday and sunday for the papal ceremonies think so too. sermonsral audiences. every time it’s almost like being in a stadium, several thousand, or even tens of thousands of people gather. you are an american? no, i came from mexico, you have to see this once in your life. we came to rome and arrived. vera shcherbakova, especially for international aggravation from rome. after advertising about a new round of aggravation in the middle east. are you sure that you chose me yourself, or you listened to the fashionable one. blogger at bigfest you definitely choose chicken hit for 79 rubles and other offers at a very competitive price, and even more profitable with 50% cashback from alfabank, delicious, period. appetite anywhere, dad can, dad can help, only dad will tame it, dad can, dad can have a beastly appetite, sausages will help, your own savings business for each type of business, special services for retail trade, more information about clients, comparison of indicators with competitors, search for the best places for a retail outlet, open an ac

st. peter's square. the 87-year-old pontiff called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza and release of all israeli hostages. >>> in england king charles joined queen camilla in a first appearance at a royal event since being diagnosed with cancer in february. the 75-year-old monarch also shook hands and greeted well wishers. >>> and easter mass at new york's st. patrick's day cathedral was disrupted by pro-palestinian protesters. they were handcuffed and removed by police. >>> in his easter message, president biden renewed his commitment to work for peace as wars take a toll on innocent lives around the world. the president chastised his political opponent's recent social media post. skyler henry has details from the white house. >> reporter: the biden campaign says that the former president, quote, regular low incites political violence, this comes as the former president shared an image of president biden bound and restrained in the back of a pickup truck. the latest series of posts from trump targeting

st. peter and paul church is one of the most ancient temples in kobrin. the time of the establishment of the church, but it is quite possible that the shrine arose. in the city at the time of its founding. this temple is a monument to wooden nobility. i wonder what the shrine previously it was in a completely different place, in the center of the city, not far from... an awesome stone temple, looking at which everyone would admire. the construction was initiated by emperor nicholas ii himself. so they decided to move the small wooden church, put it on logs and rolled it to the cemetery area. in the courtyard of the church, at the family grave of alexander mitskevich, a masterfully executed monument in the form of a mourning angel has been preserved. there are plenty of religious buildings in kobrin, majestic temples of various confessions xvi centuries standing literally side by side in the city, here is the church of the assumption of the virgin mary, built in the forties of the 19th century, and this is one of the largest synagogues in belarus, a wonder

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st. peter's cathedral in rome. who faced a very real danger on the eve of the second world war, althougho we even care about culture now, what are we doing? you see what terrible times are out there, and nikolai konstantinovich answered invariably, precisely because no one cares about culture and what is happening is happening. in 1954, the hack convention for the protection of cultural heritage was signed, however, only during a military conflict... this experience was transferred to the united nations, and unesco was created there. this all formed the basis for the creation of unesco. and, of course, we simply read with our own eyes what is at the core the hague convention of 1954, for the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict, the three fundamental documents are the roerrich pact and the decision of the hague conference of 1899 and... this army is making everyone aware that the united states has an obligation to preserve cultural objects in the light of the roerrich pact. today the pact formally continues to operate and you can join it. roerrich did not set th

i'm starting my day here in the old tide, the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. okay, but we're working with it, at least this one we get to use to our advantage, the ip access system. when i, as an architect, working on the upkeep of the coffee shop, when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. i'm not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive cathedral for a fairly small city. can you tell me a little bit about the history of it? yeah, so, so the can see it all you can see today uh installed its, its work and 1273 before sir was a roman s cathedral. but it broke down and you're right so, so considerable is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to christian when i bought this amazing building, but the height is honestly becoming difficult. yeah, i think i'm ready to go by got like a speed on the boat as of today. so we take a look inside the look at the state piece. most of

st. peter's square in vatican city, the pope renewed calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, the releasef all israeli hostages, and a prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine. he told worshippers, "peace is never made with weapons." the pe made several loops of the square in his popemobile to greet the tens of thousands who had gathered for the culmination of christians' holy week. king charles attended an easter service at windsor castle today, his most significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis in february. outside st. george's chapel, the king shook hands and chatted with well-wishers. the 75-year-old monarch is being treated for an unspecified type of cancer. and former seven-term democratic congressman william delahunt of massachusetts has died after a long illness. as a boston-area prosecutor in the late 1970's, he created what's considered the first domestic violence unit. delahunt postponed his retirement from the house until 2011 to help pass former president obama's legislative agenda. delahunt was 82 years old. still to come on pbs news weekend, how the state

i'm starting my day here in the old tide at the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. ok, but we're working with it. at least this one we get to use to our advantage. the i p access system. when i, as an architect, working on the upkeep of the coffee shop, when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. i'm not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive cathedral for a fairly small 58. can you tell me, elizabeth, but the history of it? yeah, so, so they can see it all you can see today uh installed its, its work and 1273 before sir. it was a roman s cathedral. bought it for 1000. and you're right so, so considerable is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to christian when i bought this amazing building, but the height is honestly becoming difficult. yeah, i think i'm ready to go by got like a speed on the boat myself today. so we take a look inside the sustain most of these valuable

a couple of days ago, he was presiding over the good friday service at st peter's but skipped the way procession rome's coliseum to protect his health but a short while ago, frances was reciting prayers for easter monday before crowds at saint peter's square. a new and controversial hate crime law has come into effect in scotland. the law creates a new offence of stirring up hatred in relation to personal characteristics, including age, disability, religion and sexual orientation. the government says it'll protect minority groups from prejudice and hatred. but critics argue it will undermine freedom of speech, and police fear the legislation could be weaponised for political purposes. our bbc scotland political correspondent, david wallace lockhart, has more details. this law was actually passed back in 2021, but it's just coming into force today, hence the big publicity campaign going on at the moment, encouraging people to report hate crime. it was already illegal in scotland to stir up racial hatred, but what this new law does is it criminalises threatening or abusive behaviour aim

st. petersburg, and tsar peter alekseevich personally met the first merchants and tourists. number of guests come to st. petersburg from the former cis countries, as well as from the middle east. from china and india, so that the window to europe, cut by peter, can now be called a window to the world. ilya fedosov, victor khudi, pavel zelenkov, ntv. saint petersburg. that's all we have for now, go to ntv.ru, see you. there will be no money. sazon card, there will be money. now you can easily get up to 300,000 rubles for any purpose, spend it anywhere, and also withdraw cash and receive cashback. the money will always be up to 300,000 rubles. for any purpose, get an ozone card and pay anywhere. we reveal the secret of a great grill. we buy everything in a magnet. we play in the application. we get grill prizes. the formula for an excellent grill in a magnet. at bikfest, four nuggets for 39 rubles. and other offers at very favorable price. and it’s even more profitable with a 50% cashback from alfabank in a delicious and periodic charity easter draw of the russian lotto, every

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st. peter's basilica, right. orchestras 200.ed what the difference was between the opera bastille and this ship and they themselves answered: was there an orchestra on it? titanic, it’s true, theaters were in a hurry to open for the anniversary of the french revolution. well, let's sum it up after the second round: 3200 for vladimir, 8200 for alexander, 10:400 for yuri. the third round is ahead. let's go, grandma matra's house should also be warm, just like we are doing a thorough inspection of the pipes, checking the supports, hello yogurt already. don't miss central television - the first information show about the events and people of the week. when a hollywood star brutally kills his wife and her lover. when the producer of a world hit film poisons his more successful competitor with poison from an exotic fish, when a famous politician commits murder at gunpoint of dozens of television cameras, he continued to beat her until the morning, when the main suspect is the person from the cover, even an ordinary everyday life is ak

st. petersburg, and tsar peter alekseevich personally met the first merchants and tourists. ant number guests come to st. petersburg from the former cis countries, as well as from the middle east, china and india, so the window to europe is cut by peter. can now be called a window to the world. ilya fedosov, victor khudi, pavel zelenkov, ntv. saint petersburg. these are the main news at this hour. detective emelya is premiering right now. and igor poletaev and aina nikolaeva, thank you for your attention, all the best to you, discomfort and nausea, poisoning and twisting, everything is seething and diarrhea, you need filtrumsti, rather, filtrumsti is a sorbent in a convenient tablet form, it helps eliminate symptoms of poisoning and diarrhea, at an average price of 123 rubles for 10 tablets. take revenge to bring order to your stomach. diclofinak acos five percent gel contains the maximum concentration of the active substance to reduce pain, penetrates well into the tissue, concentrating at the site of inflammation. declofinac akos - the trust of millions. now you can easily

name of this beauty is john dory. but there is something else, this fish is also called the fish of st. peterse tourist is to be left behind, and not in the water, but in reality. the time of arrival and departure of the liner is known in advance; you need to return to the ship an hour before departure time, so keep an eye on the time. i made it to the liner, which means, in a day, a new port and a new city. izmir, the second largest city in turkey and the second largest port in the country, they tell him, is already more than 300 years old, well , the old man looks pretty good, despite his advanced age, the city is very lively, dynamic modern, a calling card from the world, that’s it. it’s not for nothing that this is considered the most famous landmark of the city, and this is the second most famous landmark of the city, and this is the third in the world. bomb the most famous local dessert, a sweet tooth's dream, a round baby made from thin dough , filled with chocolate-nut cream, can i please have these bombs, oh, how beautiful your myringas are, i've never seen such a colorful one, you c

st. peter's squarede. square. the 87-year-old pontiff has been in poor health in recent weeks, forcing him to cancel engagements. >>> gaza residents say the israeli military has withdrawn from gaza's main hospital after a two-week raid leaving behind a swath of destruction. megan fitzgerald reports. >> reporter: tonight, more bloodshed in gaza. israel believed to have hit tents outside al aqsa hospital, killing and injuring a number of people, including journalists, according to gaza health officials. i fell to the ground, this journalist tells nbc news, and saw my leg was swollen. we were in a journalist tent. why did they target us? the israeli military issuing this statement, calling the attacks a precision strike meant to minimize harm to uninvolved civilians, saying the idf and isa struck an islamic jihad command center positioned in the courtyard of the al aqsa hospital. there is no victory without entering rafah, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying today. the operation in rafah has been approve

petersburg, and tsar peter alekseevich personally met the first merchants and tourists. now a significant number of guests come to stpetersburg from the former cis countries, as well as from the middle east from china and india, so the window to europe, cut by peter, can now... be called a window to the world. ilya fedosov, victor khudi, pavel zelenkov, ntv, st. petersburg. today , russian rescuers are wishing dry sleeves. the national fire service is celebrating its 375th anniversary. the decree on the creation of professional crews of firefighters was signed by tsar alexei mikhailovich back in 1649. the fire service is one of the oldest special forces in the country. its development is closely connected with the history of the state. under peter the great, for example, crews appeared to extinguish ships, and during the great patriotic war, detachments that eliminated fires after fascist bombings of soviet cities. today, 260,000 firefighters serve in the ranks of the ministry of emergency situations; over the past year, they have saved tens of thousands of people; more than 100 thousand have been evacuated from dan

st. peter's square.ues and skip some easter related events last week but spoke with a strong voice on sunday as he called for a cease-fire in gaza. >>> and charles made an appearance on easter at the st. george chapel in windsor, his first royal event since announcing his cancer diagnosis. people lined up outside of the chapel to express their well wishes. then charles and camilla headed toward the crowd to shake hands and wish them a happy easter. >>> events across the country for cesar chavez a day to mark the leader's birthday. he cofounded the united farm workers union and spent much of his life advocating for better working conditions, wages and rights for farm workers. a parade and festival is set for april 13th in the san francisco mission district. >>> march madness is nearing the end and after this weekend the field of 64 original teams has been reduced to the final four on the men's side. we got a cinderella story in the books, the number 11 seed nc state is looking to collect their first title

st. peter's square .g with respiratory issues and skip some easter related events last week but spoke with a strong voice on sunday as he called for a cease-fire in gaza and for prisoner exchanges between russia and ukraine. >>> and charles also made an appearance at st. george chapel in windsor and it was his first royal event since he announced his cancer diagnosis. people lined up outside the chapel to express their well wishes and after a traditional service they headed toward the crowd to shake hands and wish them a happy easter. >>> events played out across the country cesar chavez day to work his birthday. these are scenes from san antonio. he cofounded the united farm workers union and spent much of his life advocating for better working conditions, wages and rights for farmworkers. in the bay area a parade and festival is set for april 13th in the mission district. >>> sunday was also transgender day of his ability, meant to be a day of awareness and celebration. people gathered at the phoenix ho

october, that's when investigators say this man, daniel garcia, first attacked a parishioner inside st. peter paul's church. he later led officers on a wild chase from san francisco to martinez. during the pursuit, he threw multiple explosives at officers from his car. he faces up to 14 years in prison. >>> on capitol hill, the senate is poised to vote to advance the $95 billion package to provide aid to ukraine and israel. and it comes as a provision which would lead to a nationwide ban on tiktok. for lawmakers, it's about national security concerns. but a lot of content creators are concerned about their livelihood. >> kris sanchez joins us with what is at stake. >> reporter: good morning to you. i don't think anybody thinks that tiktok is just going to go away. this is really about our u.s. lawmakers thinking that tiktok just has too much access to our private data. now, as you well know, tiktok collects data as you are using the site. there are 170 million of us here in the united states who use tiktok, and how we consume that content, what devices we use, how long we watch posts, and wha

st. peter's basilica king charles made his first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. >>>nder the threat of severe weather. systems bringing rain and snow are expected to hit the midwest and the east coast. now, back to dateline. >>> welcome back. i am craig melvin. maribel ramos had joined the army to put herself through college, but just a days away from graduation ceremony, she vanished. earlier, maribel had called police to say she was in danger and afraid for her life. what was it, or who was it that had her so concerned? here again is josh mankiewicz with mystery in orange county. >> by now, posters blanketed the city of orange. maribel ramos was missing, and her family was frantic. >> as soon as i got a call that she didn't show up to her baseball game, i got the worst feeling in the world. >> putting himself out there with all the rest was maribel's roommate, kc joy. >> she's the only family i have. >> casey had moved from tennessee to southern california for a job. he had no family and few friends here, so he turned to maribel, and she was happy to include him. sh

st. petersburg, peter, to st.d doing something together. you had some kind of group with a rather strange name, that is, as i understand it, from the first composition, from yours, only the two of you, yes, the whole point is that while misha and i were alone, it was not quite afinazh, it was an acoustic duet called me and moebius are going to champagne, we later called our first big album that way, so alexander sergeevich added a finality to us, the group afinazh, it appeared at the moment when sashka first visited he came to visit us, no, well , a warrior-philosopher, that’s understandable, a drinker, probably not, okay, and after that she started spinning, yes, they decided from the mob. make a team already, you see, at first we were an acoustic duo, then the afinash group, then noir chansonson, the afinash group, now 11 have passed years, we are now rock, the group afinash, sergey shelyaev, we play, thank you. they say the grass is greener, the grass is greener, the grass is greener, the grass is greener. if y

now the tradition has been resumed at the peter and paul fortress in the parade formation of the volga-balta rescue service vessels. during the tourist season, stpetersburg is beautiful. palace square, peter and paul fortress, nevsky prospekt, morinsky theater, amazing city architecture. but to really see st. petersburg. you have to look at it from the water. there are new additions to the st. petersburg tourist fleet. to the routes new high-speed catamarans have come out, they will take tourists to kranstatt. these are ships with powerful engines that accelerate at... up to 30 knots, easily overcoming the waves. they were designed specifically for st. petersburg so that they could confidently pass under city bridges, even in high water. there are other advantages too. panoramic salon, multimedia system, air conditioning, heating, bar and the main advantage of new ships is this stunning open deck on which we are located. in the vastness of the gulf of finland, a catamaran gives full speed, but passengers can always take shelter from the wind in a cozy cabin, which makes it much faster and more convenient to get to the airport. and the museum an

st. peter's square. the pope reaffirmed his calls for an immediate cease-fire in gaza, and the release of all israeli hostages, while also calling for peace in ukraine, haiti, and other global conflicts. here in the united states, donald trump marked his easter weekend with a much different, more divisive message, blasting president biden for claimant march 31st as transgender day of visibility, which has been observed on this date every year since 2009, but coincidentally happened to fall on easter sunday this year. the white house pushed back saying, quote, as a christian who celebrate easter with family, president biden stands for bringing people together and upholding the dignity and freedoms of every american. and therein lies the difference between biden and -- an actual man of faith who goes to church virtually every sunday, and trump, who quotes himself in christianity, not only to use religion as a weapon, but also as a blasphemous moneymaking opportunity. you know where i'm headed with this. tr

joining me now heritage economist peter st. onge. is main street so upset if it's only a nagging problem? >> absolutely. you know, that's really been the theme of this entire inflation we constantly get lectured by these experts it is not really a problem. it is just in this one area. they invent new metrics that you know, they can roll out, okay, this is excluding, five, six things and paul krugman famously did that. so they keep telling us inflation's not a problem. but you go out there and survey people. it remain as massive problem. the nfib came out with the monthly survey of small business, and inflation is still the biggest problem for small businesses. of course what happened is the specific pandemic stuff went away, right? you remember when supply chains were snarled, you couldn't get a washing machine, that went away. of course the lockdowns opened back up. so that took some of the edge off inflation. but at this point, as warren buffett says when the tide goes out you see who is swimming without a suit. well the tide went o

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speaking in st peter's square, pope francis expressed his sorrow and concern for the worsening situationhours about the worsening situation in israel, due to the intervention by iran. i make a heartfelt appeal for every action that could fuel a spiral of violence to be stopped, with the risk of dragging the middle east into an even larger war. no—one should threaten the existence of others. all nations should stand for peace and help the israelis and palestinians to live in two states, side by side, in safety. it is their legitimate desire, and it is their right. we are going to take a short break. i can say that our chief international correspondent is waiting to give us the latest from jerusalem, that is coming up with all the latest headlines from a variety of people, don't go away, many more to come. hello. the warm spell of weather has come to an end, it's much fresher today and the outlook is pointing to frequent showers with hail and thunder and very windy weather for tomorrow. here's the weather map as we see that transition in 2a hours from the calm conditions we have had recent

name of this beauty is john dory. but there is something else, this fish is also called the fish of st. peter advanced age, the city is very lively, dynamic and modern. business card card from the world, this is an openwork clock tower made of marble. it’s so unusual to see a clock tower, not in a european style, but all with oriental patterns, it’s impressive. no wonder this is considered the city's most famous landmark. and this is the second most famous attraction of the city, here is the third, the izmir bomb, the most famous local dessert, a sweet tooth's dream, a round baby made from thin dough , filled with chocolate-nut cream, can i please? but without a host, oh how delicious it is, look, very thin dough, i would said half-sand, half-layer and a sea of ​​chocolate filling, wow, now i understand why it’s called a bomb, it seems tiny, but there are so many calories and so much taste, and what about the adventures of your friend. remembered, appreciated, truly. psb is a bank for the present. world. bcs investments are limitless, there are those who boldly open it, relying on the support

st. pe pi'. peters was in the first years, in the first years of the existence of the northern capital, when in in general, this is a common story, a new word is mastered in the language, experiences fluctuations, these were options, these were options, now, of course, the only... possible option, but earlier in the first years of the existence of st. petersburg these options were used were found even in written sources, it is precisely linguists who suggest that the colloquial name of the city peter goes back to the forms s and petersburg, that is, it is also more than 300 years old, it goes back to the very first forms of using the name of the city, now, of course, only through e, we write st. petersburg, with the word peter we... we don’t check it, but this is a colloquial name trace of such an interesting history of the city, a toponym is a certain word, it is probably in some dictionary, it has one variant spelling, correct? as a rule, yes, there are dictionaries of geographical names, yeah, and th

it's grantham museum at st peter's hill. it's close to grantham museum at st peter's hill . hill. it's close to where margaret thatcher was born. our east midlands reporter will hollis has the story. >> britain's first female prime minister margaret thatcher's mark on the country is deep now in her hometown grantham, the local council leader suggests using her profile to attract tourists. independent councillor ashley baxter, of south kesteven district , says ashley baxter, of south kesteven district, says renaming ashley baxter, of south kesteven district , says renaming grantham district, says renaming grantham museum after mrs. thatcher will boost footfall. >> far more people have heard of margaret thatcher and probably still talk about margaret thatcher than currently talk about grantham, and i think that if it's a way to get more people to visit grantham museum , then to visit grantham museum, then really the name would help if it were named after margaret thatcher. >> it is of course, the greatest honour that can come to any citizen in a democracy. >> margaret thatcher

story is, in some senses, an origin story about how this relatively anonymous deputy mayor from st. peteristory about this man, who michael plays, who was the kingmaker in the process and kind of the unwitting creator of, i guess what many people will now see is a monstrous figure. and it looks at the 90s in russia, which is an extraordinary moment, with the soviet union had just collapsed and was this sort of wild west of mafia gangsters and businessmen, and new conflating ideologies to determine what russia was going to be. >> so, when rupert calls and says we would like you to step in and play the most despised man in the world you thought what? >> i was very excited. >> yes. so, what has it been like to step into his shoes? >> it is an incredible, sort of, privilege and challenge. and it is really wonderful to be in something, which feels such a vivid daily conversation and feels like it is changing every day, because of the filter of the news, and slightly alters the stories every day. so, it is a lovely thing to do. >> michael, your character throwing elbows in the collapse of the s

peter ii invited him to move to st. uild a cartography school and create an atlas of the future empire. peter ii gave him a russian map of the caspian sea and the countries bordering it. gyom delil made his own map based on this map, and in the cartouche of this map it is actually written that it was made. according to a map drawn on the direct orders of the tsar, that is, peter i. according to this map, which was found in the moscow museum kremlin, someone clearly studied great britain and ireland, carefully highlighting the major cities in ink. these maps, of course, cannot be called an accurate guide for travelers. for the most part, they gave the most general idea of ​​the territories. when there were empty spaces left, gyom delil filled them with quotes and various travel notes. for example, it’s written here. the plates were valued very highly, they actually constituted the main capital of that publishing house, that publishing house that produced these cards, time has imposed on the paper left its mark, creases ap