pete: rotten tomatoes as they say, two activists tossed tomato soup on a vincent van gogh painting. where are their parents? for climate chaos next. ♪ hey, sorry i missed your game. it's okay. you see that? that's when i realized it's time to finally do the thing we've been talking about for years. so we're making plans for right now. ♪ careful. ♪ you know, opera isn't so bad. do you like it? start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ rachel: protesters attempt to ruin iconic van gogh painting in the name of climate activism. >> oh my gosh! >> security. >> what is worth more? art or life? rachel: the painting is under glass and unharmed. here to react is climate the bow.com publisher mark moore ranoh. what do you make of these tactics? >> do people think watching these young protesters tried to do spoiler famous iconic painting will make us want to sign up for the green new deal? they must have missed the marketing class in college because that is not good persuasion. let's destroy iconic things and make people's lives miserable

that eventually forced a prime minister to resign. climate protesters have thrown soup over vincent van gogh masterpiece sunflowers activist, defaced the work at london national gallery to protest against the u. k. government and investments in fossil fuel projects, police arrested to people for trespassing and criminal damage. in mom, british prime minister liz trust her sacked her finance minister and scrapped to planned tax cuts trousers aiming to calm financial markets, worried by the government's economic plans. another political earthquake shaking london not even 50 days in office and prime minister list trust has already sacked him most important. loyalist finance. minister quality, quieting. i've acted decisively to day because my priority is in showing all countries economic stability. as prime minister, i will always act in the national interest. this is always my 1st consideration. many see quieting as escape goods. both he and truss wanted to radically low a taxes to boost the economy. i'm not going to talk the additional rate of tax today, mister speaker, i'm going to abolish it

the message they're trying to send after throwing soup on a van gogh painting. vincent van gogh's famous sunflowers painting is back on display in london after to climate change protesters. yeah, he did this. they threw a can of soup. >> all over it. and then after throwing that soup, the women. >> then glued themselves to a ball at the national gallery. police remove the women from the wall and then arrested them. they represented the campaign group called just stop oil. officials say there was some minor damage to the frame since the painting is covered in glass. it was not harmed. it was put back in place about 6 hours after this all happened. the painting has an estimated worth of more than 80 million dollars. now, take a look at this. beach goers catching a bizarre object on camera along the oregon coast. several people on social media say that it appears to be ugh, lobster, which isn't name. that's given the large decomposing marine animals that washed ashore in the past and appear to be covered in for osu biologists say it likely a badly decomposed whale. they sa

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vincent van gogh at 100 million, all proceeds from the sale will be donated to charity according to paullen's last wish, the auction will take place november 10-12. well, i immediately recall a story from the life of a princeionist. yes, many of them sold their paintings at first, just for next to nothing. yes, for a pittance, some even just for shoes, yes, because they were really hungry, as always, and here, literally, the first ones are near the demon. these are the memories that remain. be so kind and buy from me. well, at least something from my brains, which i am ready to give, even for 50 francs. thought that somewhere their masterpieces will be sold for 100 and more than a million dollars, i'm curious. uh, you know this is such a delta yes, for what did they originally buy paintings and for how much can you sell it now? yes and i believe that the amount is impressive certainly that we wish you good bidding. and indeed. it seems to me that over time , priorist paintings prove their genius and only become more expensive. the lenovo owner will be curious. in general, to expose these

the guardian where you write about two, activists who recently threw cans of tomato soup onto vincent van gogh's "sunflowers" painting at the london national gallery to call out the u.k. government's role in fueling the climate catastrophe. your final thought? >> this is desperation. young people are absolutely desperate. what does it take to be heard? what does it take to point out that systems are collapsing and people have expressed utter horror about this soup throwing -- which did no damage to the painting because it was protected by a shield. but much less for about the prospect of losing the habitable planet. while i greatly value art and we should protected, i don't understand what we are not protecting the planet. with the same criteria. while we are not applying the same standards of protection to life or man. amy: george monbiot, thank you for being with us author, , activist and guardian columnist. we will link to your articles at democracynow.org. next up, the upcoming u.n. climate summit in egypt but we are going to stay in britain -- speak with naomi klein who is in british, colom

and in the uk, anti-oil activists tossed paint on a painting of sunflowers by vincent van gogh.elves to the wall beneath it. and here is their argument. >> the protection of the painting, the protection of the planet and people. >> they say that fuel is unaffordable to millions. not sure of going electric is the best fix. the museum says the painting is okay. president joe biden continued his west coast swing and continued his push his economic talking points despite what turned out to be a third straight day of bad news for the white house. inflation sent prices soaring limiting what consumers can spend on non-necessities. it comes as the president strategy seems to be if you think it's bad now, wait until the republicans are in charge. kevin cork has more and he joins us now. >> that's right, inflation is proving to be far more resilient and more troubling than many anticipated. just perspective, the inflation rate has been higher than it was a year earlier and critics are arguing that means the joe biden strategy isn't working. almost as if he's channeling his inner alfred ne

climate activists throw tomato soup at vincent van gogh's sunflowers and then superglue themselves to the wall. once they have your attention, they want you to hear their message. >> are you more concerned about the protection of a painting, or the protection of our planet and people. >> reporter: across europe, climate campaigners are attacking paintings. in germany, they threw mashed potatoes at monet's grain stacks. in the netherlands, an activist glued himself to the painting, the girl with a pearl earring. most paintings are protected and left unharmed. but the vandalism is trying mixed reactions. >> i think you should never harm cultural heritage. >> i think it is good to ask attention for the climate. >> reporter: it is not just paintings being targeted. at madame teaussaud in london, king charles got a cake to the face. >> the science is clear. the demands are simple. just stop oil. it is a piece of cake. >> reporter:the activists have people talking but, it remains unclear whether their art is helping their cause. >> climate activists are also using other tactics like supergl

kaliningrad region near the london national gallery, two eco-activists poured tomato soup on vincent van gogh's of sunflowers. after that, the girls glued themselves to the wall british environmentalists advocate for an end use of fossil fuels and want to draw attention to the problem. they are this way. uh, trying to do this by attacking art according to the british press. the fabric was not damaged. it was covered with glass, and both activists were arrested by the police. bookies in the uk, uh, have started taking bets on who can last longer than premier listras or lettuce the press has no doubt that this time it will not be possible to stay in office for more than 35 days. and just in such a time it decomposes, lettuce, the first days of the track's operation turned into record inflation and a depreciation of the pound sterling for the united kingdom, including due to the policy it pursues. as a result, it decreased and its support is reported that this evening the track will try to change the situation by announcing the adoption of amendments in the budget, moreover, as the bbc broadcasts

climate protesters have thrown soup over vincent van gogh's masterpiece "sunflowers."ctivists defaced work the protests against u.k. government investments in fossil fuels. police arrested the two people for trespassing and criminal damage. a new documentary film about the jailed we can look sounder, julian assange, is getting its premiere right here in germany here in berlin. "ithica" follows his father's quest to free his son as his son battles u.s. demands for his extradition. reporter: supporters for julian assange gather in london to show solidarity. he has strong support from those who are committed to press freedom. not least his former lawyer, now his wife. >> this is an enormous, monumental injustice of a man who is being persecuted by the authorities for using the coercive powers of the state in order to try to punish him for doing the right thing. reporter: the journalist, editor, and activist who founded wikileaks and was behind major leaks including u.s. arm intelligence during the iraq war is not the center of a new story. a documentary focusing on julian

climate activists throw tomato soup at vincent van gogh's sunflowers and then superglue themselves to the wall. once they have your attention, they want you to hear their message. >> are you more concerned about the protection of a painting or the protection of our planet and people. >> reporter: across europe, climate campaigners are attacking paintings. in germany, they threw mashed potatoes at pony backus green sex. in the netherlands, an activist glued himself to the painting, the girl with a pearl earring. most paintings are protected and left unharmed. but the vandalism is i think you should never harm cultural heritage. >> i think it is good to ask attention for the climate. >> reporter: it is not just paintings being targeted. at madam two so it's in london, king charles got a cake to the face. >> the science is clear. the demands are simple. just stopped -- a piece of cake. >> reporter: the activists have people talking but, it remains unclear whether their art is helping their cause. >> climate activists are also using other tactics like superglue him to roads to stop traffi

vincent van gogh's masterpiece painting of sunflowers in the national gallery in london was vandalizedactivists of the british environmental movement, which opposes the extraction and use of oil. this afternoon, the showrooms came and on this canvas, which, according to experts, comes to 95 million dollars, they threw out two cans of tomato soup, and then glued their hands to the wall later explained that they wanted to draw the attention of local authorities to problems associated with the protection of nature and with the rapidly falling standard of living of the british, the famous painting was protected by anti-vandal glass. she didn't get hurt. only the frame was damaged, the gallery staff reported, and the activists were detained by the police. and that's all for now , thanks for being with us, and right now the program time will tell. hello live program time will show exactly the program time will show it live and really. i am artyom sheinin. although perhaps at this time you were waiting to see here some other program. well, that's what happens on tv. here. uh, it happens all t

last week, activists threw tomato soup on the vincent van gogh "sunflowers" at the national gallery inre was some minor damage to the frame but the painting was unharmed, and in both cases, activists then glued their hands to the wall. >> trevor: yeah, this is increasingly around the world, climate change activists are vandalizing famous art to bring attention to climate change. first, they slashed food on a van gogh, now a monet. they also hit a jackson pollock but no one noticed. and is much as i agree with the message, i don't know if a museum is the right place to do this. think about it, if you protest in the streets, everybody knows it's a protest. but if anything happens in a museum, half the people will think it is part of the art. you know? you can be front of a painting, "i'm having a heart attack." "very powerful, very powerful." >> trevor: help me!" >> yes, the cry for help we all feel of the modern world, bravo, bravo." the problem of climate change is not the lack of awareness, is that a ton of people don't give a shit. i would like to be corrected but i don't think that

just over a week ago activists threw tomato soup at vincent van gogh's painting sun flowers at a london> the philadelphia fillies will play the houston astros starting friday. the phillies defeated the san diego padres 4-3 on sunday to clench the national league crown. the phillies were behind in the eighth inning when designated hitter bryce harper put them in the lead with a two run home run. harper was named the most valuable player of the national league championship series. houston beat the new york yankees 6-5 sweeping them in four games in the american league championship series. the game was tied in the seventh inning when the astros third baseman, alex bregman, hit the go ahead run. and this will be the astros fourth trip to the world series in the last six seasons. thanks so much for your company this hour. i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. don't go anywhere. sand. (engine revving) (cheering) love a bit of sand. expedia tracks the price of your flight, and lets you know when it's best to book. so y can go see more of all thworld's sand. over 5

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[indiscernible] larry: two activists through to meadow soup on vincent van gogh's sunflower paintinglso glued to their hands to the wall beneath the art. the painting was covered in glass and was not damaged, the frame was a bit. the activists were protesting the cost of living and inaction on climate change and were both arrested. kristen: now to a young artist drawing attention all over the world not only for his art also his unique story. jay o'brien has the details. reporter: nine-year-old tiger just made his new york comic-con debut. he showcased his unique talent on the show floor, creating vivid drawings of cartoon characters. >> we bought him a drawing pad when he was five years old and he picked up his toy and started sketching it with his finger. i got him a big white board and markers and he started drawing all day and night. reporter: his parents call him the autistic tiger, and his dad david says his art is a form of therapy. >> he has become much more calm. reporter: tiger is mostly nonverbal and expresses himself through his art. that has gained to media attention and

earlier this month, tomato soup was thrown at vincent van gogh's sunflowers in london. people smeared chocolate cake on the wax figure of king charles. when there's no museum around, supermarket milk seems to work. the so-called milk for stones are becoming more common across the uk. the paintings are all covered in glass, so thankfully, they're all fine. but spare a thought for the store clerk, who had to clean up all that milk. all of this is part of a series of protests that we are told about the role of fossil fuels and climate change, if you put that together on your, own congratulations. the spectacle has long served a purpose in protest, everything from naked women showering in the streets, to a guy with a sign, climbing with landmarks, even globe-trotting -- the baby trump alone, they have been employed to grab attention and draw cameras to issues of some sort. admittedly, some tactics work better than others. but this isn't a suffragette flashing a painting at the national gallery more than 100 years ago. that was about how men viewed women and art broke of eni

. >>> two climate change protesters threw cans of tomato soup at vincent van gogh's masterpiece.ves to the wall. the women are from just stop oil, a group that wants the british government to halt new oil and gas projects. the 19th century painting, fortunately, is covered by a glaze and was unharmed. its valued at tens of millions of dollars. the climate protesters were arguing there should be more value placed on the environment and not so much on art. i could think of a few jokes, none of them appropriate for "cnn newsroom." >> yeah. >>> thanks for watching. much more ahead in the next hour of "cnn newsroom." fredricka whitfield is next. >>> here is preview of an all-new episode of the murdochs empire of influence. >>> they traced the hacking to a private investigator who happens to be working for the royal editor at the "news of the world" clive good man. >> both of them are arrested, convicted and sent to jail. >> the edhe had resigns editor line that news corporation put out was this is an isolated incident. >> it was one investigator this one reporter. it went no further t

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it is now taking place in the italian capital, an exhibition of paintings by vincent van gogh has openedn an exhibition of 50 works of them provided by the museum of müller in the netherlands who has one of the largest collections of van gogh paintings in the world in the middle of their restored self-portraits. and one of the last paintings of the artist on the threshold eternity, also known as the old man, who lowered his head on. according to the curators, visitors will be able to trace the entire creative path of the master through the presented canvases. the exposition will last until march 26. surprisingly, of course, for his time he was an artist. well, in principle, for our time, i also condemn such coloring completely, as a person far from art, but nonetheless. well, such a combination of colors, it’s impossible to meet anyone, you can meet people from whom he studied, but she’s actually me been to this muller cryoler museum. yes, i know you like the name. this is an amazing museum, which consists of three floors, and is collected there. well, almost all of the work of just, in

. >>> well, first it was vincent van gogh.d by food and fossil fuel-related climate protests. today activists hurled liquefied mashed potatoes at the monet painting at a museum near berlin. they also glued their hands to the wall. the museum representatives say the painting was not damaged. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." tical e non-profit tracks the i > pl, chlogy to tranm ♪ chlogy to tranm tomatoes into inking hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow, that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect six of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from home, or on the go. your heart rhythm is normal. no arrhythmias in sight. i wonder what my doctor would say. ooh! let's find out! with kardia, you can email your ekg directly to them or send it to a cardiologist for review. kardia can do all that? all that and then some, greg! kardia also gives you access to heart healt

we have seen them hurl soup at vincent van gogh's sunflowers, dump containers of milk at supermarketsemselves to paintings, like leonardo dicaprio, da vinci, i should say. the last supper. they are throwing mashed potatoes at a monet. a $110 million monet painting and proceeded to glue themselves to the wall, all of the name of saving the environment. thankfully the painting was okay. >> harris: considering how hypocritical leonardo dicaprio is on this issue. flying around saying he is so green. i think they probably would be okay with throwing some mashed potatoes. it's harmless. but not the precious artworks that cannot be replaced. >> kayleigh: it is so true. dr. siegel, we have seen this gluing to the floor of a volkswagen shop. i watch these and i think, who watches a protest on things i want to be with these people. >> marc: it is so hypocritical anyway because they painting is about the harvest. it's a beautiful painting with $110 million. it's hidden behind glass so didn't get hurt. it looks like a big haystack or grain stack. i was called haystack when i was a kid. i had so m

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anyway two were arrested after throwing tomato soup on vincent van gogh's famous painting sun flowers would be in the gallery in london, then the protesters glued themselves to the wall. >> whoa. >> whoa. >> oh, my god. >> security. >> what is worth more? art or life? >> tucker: oh, yeah. so in a just world, those kids would remain glued to the wall for, say, the next eight months. but they're not, of course. they won't be punished. those are religious extremists, just so you know. and they're not just in europe. that's happening all over this country, same people, same agenda, same radicalism same obstruction. are they on the fbi's radar? no. of course they're not. so we've all kind of given up pretending that masks stop the spread of corona, they don't and yet amazingly since we were supposed to be following the science in many parts of the united states masks serve a purpose give the government a reason to punish people and sort the oh obedient from the disoh obedient. that happened to gregory hahn who showed up for jury duty in a mask optional courthouse. he said i don't want to w

protesters from the just stop oil campaign stunned museum goers by throwing tomato soup at vincent van gogh'stection of a painting or the protection of our planet? >> reporter: london police said they were arrested on the charge of criminal damage. the painting is now back on display with only minor damage to the frame and though the act grabbed plenty of headlines, it's caused mixed reactions. >> i was relieved, very relieved it was protected. i just think they need to choose which things to highlight their causes more and do something a bit more positively. maybe more educational than making a mess. >> it's got people talking about it, which i guess is what they want. how are you going to get people to listen unless you do something drastic. >>. >> reporter: just stop oil activists have been staging disruptive protests in london for weeks. on monday police had to shut down a major bridge because protesters were scaling it. they blocked traffic by laying in the road. at least one activist spray painted an aston martin showroom. they say protests like these drain police resources and says she

climate protesters have been charged in london after they threw cans of tomato soup on one of vincent van gogh'swant to turn away. >> the activists splashed the dutch masters painting sun flowers at the national art gallery and then as you hear people gasping in the background, glued themselves to the wall. the women are from just stop oil, a group that wants the british government to halt new oil and gas projects. the 19th century painting is covered by a glaze and was unharmed by the protesters and valued at tens of millions of dollars. these protesters are arguing there should be more value placed on the environment over art. >>> still ahead in the san diego school district, more than a third of the 2600 students were absent this week and the culprit was a flu outbreak. why health officials are warning that the u.s. could soon be in for a very substantial flu season. luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. withth apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. people with plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they mak

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. >> vincent van gogh's famous sunflowers i didn't know you could see them doing it, but it's back on display in london after those 2 climate change, protesters threw a can of soup overtn after throwing the soup. they glued themselves to the wall underneath there. police arrested them. of course, why specifically they targeted a beautiful van gogh really isn't clear. they represented the campaign group just stop oil. there was minor damage to the frame. but since the painting is covered in glass, it was not harmed. it's got an estimated worth of more than 80 million dollars. actor robbie coltrane has died. he's probably best known in the u.s. for playing hagrid in the harry potter movies. the scottish actor began his career as a comedian moved into theater than film. the 72 year-old was also in several british tv series, including. he had supporting roles into james bond movies. he died at a hospital in scotland. the cause of death has not been released. the queen of country dolly parton has another award. she has won the carnegie medal of philanthropy, considered one of the highest h

climate protesters threw tomato soup on vincent van gogh's sunflowers painting in london. and then they glued their hands to the wall. the group called just stop. oil says they want the british government to stop new oil and gas products. they were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and aggravated trespassing. the group has drawn attention for targeting artworks just a few months ago, activists glued themselves to the frame of da vinci's the last supper. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. an update right now, the sharks and the hurricanes tied up and one in the 3rd period. but let's talk about the nfl, the forty-niners practicing in west virginia this week preparing for their matchup with the atlanta falcons on sunday, their defense, which might be the best in the nfl has been hit with a slew of injuries. but today they got some good news. one of their best players is back in the field. defensive end nick bosa practicing again with the forty-niners today. bosa has been dealing with a groin strain that has kept him from practicing fully head coach kyle shanahan s

over vincent van gogh's sunflowers painting at the london's national gallery.omen are with the group. just stop oil. after throwing the soup on the painting, they glued their hands to the walls you can see and they were arrested. national gallery says the painting is protected with a glass screen so only the frame was damaged. other activists with the same group have targeted other famous works of art. they say to draw attention to the role of fossil fuels and climate change. well, imagine getting on a self line plane without a pilot, francisco based company x wing believe that that will happen within this decade and says it's already developed self flying cargo planes boxes, grady tremble flew one of those planes out of the concord airport. here it is. it's a cessna grand caravan. it looks like any other plane of its type . but if you look a little closer, you can see it's retro fitted with sensors and other technology that allow this plane to fly itself. we went up for a flight with x wing and saw it firsthand the plane can taxi take off fly and land with no

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protesters threw tomato soup over vincent van gogh's famous sunflowers painting at london's nationalmen are with the group just stop oil. after throwing soup on the painting, they glued their hands to the wall. they were arrested. the national gallery says the painting is protected with glass screen so only the frame was damaged. the painting itself is okay. other activists with the same group of targeted other famous works of art, and they say they're hoping to draw attention to the role fossil fuels are playing in climate change. got any plans this weekend? this weekend. hopefully relax a little. we had a huge can i share something. it was my dad's 80th birthday last week, and i tell you the joy i felt in my heart, so we're still like cleaning up all the kitchen stuff, so it doesn't have to be a birthday can be a birthday month. let's do it. dad would appreciate thank you both for those sweet thought anything going on south? no i'm just relaxing o'clock on sunday morning, ktvu fox to twitter handle. he's got comments. keep them coming to you for joining us. be sure to join us for o

a famous painting by the dutch artist vincent van gogh was attacked in the london national gallery todaytomato soup nothing reminds of vandals turned out to be two environmental activists. uh, the case in europe is not the first attention, global problems are attracted just like that, attacking art objects. there is a whole movement to stop him and no one tries and adds up the impression that, on the contrary, they are distracting from really important events. what happened to the van gogh canvas, we will find out from my colleague anastasia ivanova anastasia welcome, how did they react to this action in europe alexander hello. well, strange as it may seem, such a freedom of speech did not suit the european cradle of democracy. an indistinct action both in terms of picture and content, but as a result of which a real work of art in the national gallery in london was damaged, a couple of eco-actionists hurriedly ran to van gogh's famous sunflowers, to the frightened exclamations of eyewitnesses, unanimously doused the picture with tomato soup from a can, then glued it to the wall with the

vincent van gogh's sunflowers were exposed in london, that's all for now.adcast of channel one will continue the program. good morning. yes colleagues, thank you. good morning everybody. who just dreamed about yuri zemlya and sergey babaev and in the studio today is friday already october 28th. i hope you woke up with something to eat. well, let's somehow recharge with optimism and good mood, although in the fall with this, there is a problem. since the day is rapidly shrinking moscow is already 9.5 hours. all daylight hours. that's for now, but autumn blues - this is a matter of human perception. we treat it completely differently. the less sunlight, the worse our mood and there is a scientific explanation for this. it's all about the two hormones melatonin and serotonin, the less daylight. we get, the less serotonin is produced, and in the evening and at night, less melatonin is produced, respectively, mood decreases, sleep worsens. and that 's it. this, of course, affects the work of our brain, efficiency decreases, how to help any pleasant ritual in the

famous works of art in museums in europe earlier this month to activists through tomato soup on vincent van gogh'sational gallery in london, glued their hands to the wall yesterday to activists were arrested for throwing mashed potatoes and a claude monet painting in a german museum before gluing themselves to the wall of the museum says the money green stacks painting. didn't sustain any damage as it lies beneath a layer of protective glass happening today , jury selection in the tax fraud trial against the trump organization will begin in new york city. the prosecution says that trump corporation and trump payroll corporation awarded off the books benefits such as rent free apartments and lease payments for cars to some top executives, who then failed to pay taxes on them. chief financial officer, alan weisberg is set to testify at the trial as part of a plea deal. the federal judges will the doctor anthony fauci, former white house press secretary, jen psaki , another top white house officials must comply with deposition request in a lawsuit against the biden administration . the lawsuit allege

more than 100 million euros, was protected from vandals by glass, like the painting, vincent's sunflowers. van goghred orange paint over the facade of one of the flagship car dealerships of the british sports car manufacturer. the showroom in wolfsburg, germany, was also raided the other day, several people glued their hands to the floor and said that they would not leave until the car concert changed its environmental policy, the employees did not interfere, and at the end of the working day they simply turned off the lights and heating and went home by morning the enthusiasm of eco-activists and anyway, they surrendered to the police, that's all for now. be with us the broadcast of channel one will continue the program. good morning. thanks colleagues. good morning to all timur solovyov and anastasia orlova beautiful time golden autumn, but unfortunately, a cold, please warm up your comrade well, otherwise they didn’t finish watching a little. and here, please, you don’t need a runny nose for anything. well, okay, in general sometimes helps grandma for a recipe. they are very popular tea with lem