of songwriters good mornings in the summer to wake up and pektsy i was born here white makes the white sunus glow in the free dry. white makes the white sun steal from free vanities. vilinka mosquitoes oh we made a mature sun in the sky above us we will meet, and we will be friends the white sun of thunderstorms and goodness to marry goodness is a roof to drink good, live well simku and goodness in the summer i can go to god to the holy kings and leave here man. hey understand your anointed ones. oh white white white sun we'll meet at times, sun. wet the cornflowers, we bring the blocks to the ball. cows of any curse, your distant one, dragged on, but i won’t give the grass and tall natasha, a friend of our mother, to anyone who works badly. died for god, i make my faraway parsley fly, god's dam, i my you remember, yours is my distant. i make mine with parsley, yours is mine. yours is mine and freedom, i'm healthy, my distant, my distant, as she is the pesnyary ensemble they are divided by open spaces and jazz. so poetic consecration, yanka kupala stormed the composer roman kozyrov, on the

, all cosmonauts sign a tradition in the book of honored visitors, as unshakable as watching the white sunrt, everything connected with yuri, alekseevich gagarin, of course, is sacred to us. this is history, therefore, of course, both his clothes and his the family at that time was still alive wife ken ivanovna and we came to visit her and have a tea party in the apartment or alekseevich for us and for the military pilots who got here. it was all wow hero of russia cosmonaut. sergei zalettin signed twice in gagarin's office, and in 2000, it was his crew who last visited the russian orbital station mir before it was flooded, when we arrived we concluded that the stations were completely repaired. it was good, but it was accepted because they could not afford two international stations and the mir station. can we say that you drowned the mir station with your own hands. well, i can't say that. i just followed the procedures. we are walking by sergei viktorovich along the alley of heroes here to honor the crews that returned to earth. the whole star city comes out. after all, they meet their

cornice in two rows and proceed to window decoration, the first layer is a plain tulle in the shade white sunong shinki on views will come in handy thick curtains. they are a deep water color blackout sun protection fabric. stylistics flowed , inoculation of brutality into a delicate interior. either bunches, or berries, yes, or spoons, what you see in this chandelier, but actually it was originally petals. here but i see thousands of dream chandelier here, cool very calm. and look at the light. yes, it is so very smoothly distributed, that is, it will not be directed low for our heroes. but i think no, everything is fine, especially since it will stand here. ah, a table. eh, magazine. yes, a chandelier. we have a classic hanging on the coffee table. the chick under the ceiling sits warming. this is a pendant lamp. he, uh, is specially here in this place in order to help our heroine direct beauty. you know, i wanted to find a parrot. well, somehow the parrot did not grow together. yes, to still find our thirty-eighth. but i think dove is also very cool. looks here. yes, a very gentle image of

as unshakable as watching the white sun of the desert, everything connected with yuri alekseevich, gagarinred to us. this is history, therefore, of course, both his clothes and his family were still alive at that time, his wife ivanovna and we came to visit her and have a tea party in the apartment or alekseevich for us, for the military pilots who got here. it was all wow hero of russia and gentlemen. sergei lekhin. he signed twice in gagarin's office, and in 2000 it was his crew who last visited the russian orbital station mir before it was flooded, when we arrived concluded that the station is completely repaired. fit, but it was accepted because they could not afford two international stations and the mir station to tell him that you drowned the mir station with your own hands. well, i can’t say that. i just followed the procedures. we are going here as sergei viktorovich of the fields of heroes to honor the crews that have returned to earth. the whole star city comes out. after all , they meet their own husbands, fathers and sons, three twice the hero lives in a star city and somewher

so just get down on your niece and thank god joe biden is in the white house. the sunsomewhere. >> lawrence: you know, this is what i was worried about after the election. it seems like there has been no room for self-reflection when it comes -- he stil a victory. even though they lost. i think if the republicans need to learnome say it's going to be a wave again, just go out there and take care of business. because, somewhere down the line, the president sees this as a victory, that it wasn't a total blowout. even though he lost the house. even though he came very close in the senate, by the way the map was in favor of democrats anyway when it documents that not going to be this next go around. he really takes this as an indictment, almost as a mandate from the american people. no reflection. >> joe: they always sell the mandate. we did better than we expected, thus, americans mandate that we continue this agenda. you know, the republican strategists throughout is probably going yeah, please do. the american, the patriotic american is going you know what? i don't care

so, just get down on your knees and thank god that joe biden is in the white house. the suny. there is a "new york times" op-ed that does not like that. they are calling musk extremely hard core. and he is like a b bot on steroids. worst nightmare email ever. elon musk is no ordinary boss. it's safe to assume he didn't get the memo on empathetic leadership. to mr. musk, hard core meant log hours at high intensity, workplace where only exceptional performance perpd. culture where midnight emails would be just fine. you can make the argument that the person who wrote this op-ed is arguing against hard work. and exceeding and excelling in the workplace. >> yeah. it's really sad the "new york times" is really unhappy that adults would be expected to earn their paycheck by working. i want to see the "new york times" opine about the conditions of many child laborers in china who are working for big multi national american companies. they are silent about that. as is people like lebron james and others who are making millions and millions of dollars off the backs of these child wor

profile aluminum cornice in two rows and proceed to window decoration, the first layer plain tulle in sun whiteshelving in the loft style inoculation of brutality to the delicate interior, the carpet is deliberately aged and worn tv with a diagonal of 127 cm, we mount it on a bracket, we hide the remote control in a protective cover, either clusters, or berries, yes, or spoons, what do you see in this chandelier? but actually, it was originally petals. here but i see the light here, look. yes, it is so very smoothly distributed, not directed low for our heroes. i think no, everything is fine more here will be a coffee table. yes , the chandelier, according to the classics, hangs on the coffee table. it gets warm this light is a pendant lamp. he is specially here in this place in order to help our heroine bring beauty. you know, i wanted to find a parrot, but somehow it didn’t grow together with a parrot. yes, to still find our thirty-eighth. but i think dove is also very cool. looks here. yes , a very gentle image of light. we have one more lamp. she moves works on two zones, both on the sofa a

white house. you can see the sun is setting behind me. the balance will soon be starting to be counted as the 1st poles will close. here in the east coast of the united states, but in terms of the results, it could still take some time for those to come in. given the fact that the ballot, sir, now mail in as well as hand tallied and electronic as well. so we could have results that come in in days, it could be weeks even months, given some of the court challenges that already happen filed from $100.00 or more. so already there are questions about how long this results is going to take. but we do know that the pulls seem to indicate that right now, it is favoring the republicans taking over the house of representatives. the senate still very much in play, but that is not going to be good for joe biden. and his legislative agenda for the remainder, 2 years of his 1st presidential term committee alcott love the white house. many thanks. all right, well let's take a look now at 2 of about gram states that could determine who controls congress

and white house officials, including the president have been awake in a flurry of activity since long before the sun came up this morning. white house national security adviser jake sullivan being briefed on what happened on the ground in poland shortly after reports first emerged, immediately calling his polish counterpart, and then briefing president biden himself. president bush then holding a call with polish president going through the details of what has happened, and what they know up to this point. president duda briefing president biden on the preliminary results of the investigation. what polish investigators have found to this point. and the white house saying that president biden said that the u.s. is willing to support and provide any assistance necessary for the further investigation, but also to the polish people generally. he also reiterated the iron-clad u.s. commitment to nato. now all of this is happening as nato has scheduled an emergency meeting between nato ambassadors later today. president biden also spoke by phone with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. all of this at

much light already yes ot kharkiv kharkiv lviv how much is the sun how big is our country that it's still dark in lviv and it's already like whitekharkiv. you see, when i go to lviv, i'm always in the sun, so there's an hour and a half difference between when the sun rises and sets in the east and in the west we a big, powerful country, so yes, we do have a big, powerful country. thank you oleksandr skoryk, deputy of the kharkiv regional council. i liked this sunny and snowy kharkiv. i liked how oleksandr said the speed. i drive with the sun. it’s very impressive that we have people in ukraine with the sun inside therefore, we are not afraid of any blackout. well, in kharkiv oblast, unfortunately, the bodies of two men were found. they were probably shot by the russians in the kupyan district. how did law enforcement officers torture the bodies of two men, according to preliminary information and the version they were simply shot by russian soldiers on november 24 near a forest strip in the village of podola, kupyan district, prosecutors together with investigators, the police, mutilated the bodies of two local men, 28 and 39 ye

tracks and all the flesh was taken from the shoulders, the bones were all bleached white, like they had been in the sunyears. there were strange marks. there was a chicken gizzard type thing on a branch near the body and the owner of the horse kind of poked it with a twig and then all of a sudden they developed like a battery acid burn on it. >> how would the horse thief found a distance from its own tracks? >> it was obviously lifted up and dropped. >> will: the value of curiosity and journalism. you can watch that episode tomorrow on fox nation. meanwhile we are still monitoring former president trump this hour. he is at mar-a-lago. you can see that crowd gathering for a big announcement. that's coming up next. . . >> ♪ ♪ >> will: a fox news alert. fox news confirmed that donald trump filed paper work to run for president in 2024. that happened moments ago before joe biden took the podium to answer questions about the missile strikes that hit poland. joe biden said the united states will continue to investigate that it attack. joe biden said that fetterman's wife is taking over the spotlight. half of

moon is incomplete and red light is formed, because the color from the sun is multicolor, which merges into one conditionally, white red rays, just refract so that they hit the moon, and it becomes red. this eclipse could be observed by the inhabitants of the far east of siberia, the urals in the murmansk arkhangelsk regions is only the final stage. but it was worth it rarely today's eclipse is that we have another quite an interesting astronomical phenomenon, because during a total lunar eclipse. we have a moon occultation. uranus' total lunar eclipse lasted only 4 hours until the end of the year, astronomers promise another mesmerizing sight in a week in the night sky, the bright black stream leonid andrey kolesnikov deniseinak will be visible. vadim telegin ainur veliakhmetov sergey babichev to conduct. 43 countries, including russia, presented their equipment in china, where the aerospace show takes place ; western samples are by no means in favor, i was convinced of this head of the chinese news bureau alexander balitsky. when the rain stopped before the opening of the left-handed air show, the organizers fina

most of us, may be a little cooler a few see the fog lingering, things will turn white chili quite quickly once the sunost, temperatures near freezing, around. a murky start, some frost, temperatures nearfreezing, or below that for some spots, particularly northern and eastern scotland. a chilly and foggy start to the day tomorrow, some of this is going to be slow to clear through the day, perhaps to the central belt of scotland, down to west midlands for instance as well. most british tend to brighten up, sunny spells to see southwest for instance, temperature is not as warm as recent days, between around 6—12 of us by the stage, light winds and crucially drier conditions than we have seen through much of november. heading towards the start of december, things are quieting down, front trying to move on from the west, bumping into the huge 80 of high pressure setting across that they be “p pressure setting across that they be up to watch russia, keeping the weather promptly dry and settled, bringing us a little bit of an easterly or south easterly breeze. a largely tried it again wednesday, some mist a

the may sun is already hot, but the usual nesting places of white geese are still covered with snow.y melts. every day more and more snow-free space. and that means more food. after a long flight, the geese are exhausted, they need to restore their strength as soon as possible in order to bring out the chicks during the short arctic summer and put them on the wing. in the russian arctic, winter never goes away for long, the polar air masses are constantly moving and the weather changes very quickly. at the end of may, the temperature can drop to -10°? scribe at this temperature feels great it is protected by thick winter. fur. animals that died from cold and hunger often become its prey. white geese can go several days without food, they save energy exactly as their neighbors skua gulls. but the sudden return of winter is not so painful for everyone. sheep bulls are not afraid of the most severe cold weather. they spend the whole winter on wrangel island , unlike migratory birds, but they feel uncomfortable. even at -40°. sheep were once widespread in russian artek but gradually died

you look from above, the territory resembles the sun, random one of them in black passes through the dead class, as a symbol of stolen childhood on a white sailboat , several dozen. after all, the war did not choose names. what nationality is a child of the same death, both belarusian and jewish children and thousands in the mass graves were left unmarked on 24 albert with colorful drawings symbolizing dreams that were not meant to be. and now dad, as he looked at himself in the mirror dress torn shreds number around the neck, like a criminal. she herself is thin, like a skeleton and salty tears flow from the class. this is an excerpt from a letter from fifteen-year-old katya susanina, whom she sent to her father at the front just before the murder, the girl was ready for anything, just not to go to nazi germany. indeed, those who remained alive in groups of 12-15 people sent abroad 1990 children passed through the camp red coast and did not return back. once upon a time, there was a wooden partition in the center of the room, there were stools on top of the screen with slots on the floor, after a certain distance, the kids sat on the st

white-collar worker seeing leisure hospitality sector gaining but white collar jobs talked about layoffs announced big corporations across the sunr-paying jobs. >> alfredo jump? >> the comment stephanie had on household survey is here that is the bigger concern for us is that actually we think more he reflective small business, over 500,000 our members saying, concern for them concerned about future nation cutting back in terms of pricing increases, 80% of folks that we surveyed small business owners said they had to take predictions up to make ends meet for businesses we think the household survey is probably more reflective what is going on with economy, remember, that employment is really a lagging indicator of what is happening in the economy, overall, most of our members 7% think we are in a recession. dagen: i will quote stephanie pomboy it is laggingest of indicators. >> jump? >> i think elephant in the room is is there is a lot of young americans that don't seem to want to go back to work i am market guy looking at reaction in markets dollar climbing since that report 10-year has been clievenlg since that report, in fact

white hair. my doctor told me when i go out in the sun to wear spf 100 did you know that was real?bies and me. i squeeze the bottle a t-shirt came out. [laughter] >> i loved how he was able to work that into this affirmative action segment by saying i don't want to talk about this, i'm white. >> i come from the athletic world and there is affirmative action there. that doesn't make any difference what your races with the color of your skin is, the first person to the finish line wins. it's about who's going to work the hardest, who's going to have the talents to be able to get out there to win. i'm never been a big fan of affirmative action, i think it's not good for our universities. a lot of these students who go there, they see other students there and they wonder why are they there, are they there because of their merit, what they were able to do in their life and the grades that they get that they worked so hard for? maybe not, maybe they are there because of the color of their skin or their ethnic background. i want the best people qualified to go to that school. no matter wh

sun and therefore are able to stay cooler. the temperature difference between houses that don't have this reflective white paint and the ones that it seems like 2 to 3 degrees isn't much, when it's the difference between 45 and 48 degrees, it can make a world of difference. for the poor in new delhi, the blistering summer heat becomes unbearable. but for those working in the ice industry like papu, there is some respite. papu is also actually a climate refugee. he had to leave his village because his family that did agriculture could no longer sustain themselves. and he is working in this ice factory. and that ice itself becomes one of the simplest solutions to tackle heat in an arid, hot, hot city like new delhi, particularly for people who can't afford any other way of staying cool. the judges said this film shows how simple and inspired measures can actually help the population protect themselves from this massive emergency that is happening on our doorstep. the potential impact of a film like this is just extraordinary. for more than 15 years, the extremist islamist group al—shabab has been fighting a bloody insurgency in so

here white harps and wise grandfathers are grabbing in the woods and the sun and water, and what is notord, this is the peak, squealing into an image her small darlings the return to her did not disappear was a triumphant grigory borodulin yan kabryl gennady buravkin, vasil bykov famous colleagues in the shop did not skimp on praise here and she opened the waiter noticed by refueling her voice, and she is a conditional, damn it, business to her native vez your tortious word. this can be inserted, or quiet, according to the timber, his cottage cheese came out a collection after collections. she was awarded by the tribe and every time i wanted to make the collection better and better, so that her word would not be lost. found and those to whom the collection became a bone in the throat. why the poetess herself did not understand and was not looking for was a perfectionist, she strove for the ideal and wanted to become the best version of herself, not everyone liked this version, it is a critical article. win, painted over the hairline of everything that was a kink by the poetess of the bl

the may sun is already hot, but the usual places white geese nesting, still covered with snow , you haveer a long flight, the geese are exhausted, they need to restore their strength as soon as possible in order to bring out the chicks during the short arctic summer and put them on the wing. in the russian arctic, winter never goes away for long, polar air masses are constantly moving and the weather changes very quickly. at the end of may, the temperature can drop to -10 degrees? a scribe with such temperature feels great it is protected by thick winter. fur. animals that died from cold and hunger often become its prey. white geese can go several days without food, they save energy exactly as their neighbors skua gulls. but the sudden return of winter is not so painful for everyone. sheep bulls are not afraid of the most severe cold weather. they spend the whole winter on wrangel island, unlike migratory birds, and do not feel comfortable. even at -40°. sheep bulls were once widely common in the russian artek but gradually died out in the seventies of the last century. they were brought

sun rise. mostly in their 20s all in formation wearing white t-shirts with bright yellow reflective tape around two police cruisers. but when this happened, the patrol cars were blocking traffic at the last intersection. >> it looks like it's an accident. but we can't know that for sure until the hp does their investigation. >> the detained driver blew zero on the breathalyzer. no alcohol. but they will take blood to look for drugs, a recruit told his girlfriend this about the crash. >> the car just went straight in to them. several of his classmates were severely injured. one basically suffered foot. another with a laceration to the thigh. >> we were told that 22-year-old on hi ways to work. there's no evidence of any skid marks in the street. the vehicle only stopped because it hit a light pole or more according to the sheriff could have been killed. so it could have been worse. at this point in time, they're going to check it out and see what happened. the good news is there were near a trauma -- three trauma centers. so they got to these hospitals very quickly right in front of a fire stati

here white gosliks and wise grandfathers are grabbing in the woods and the sun and water, and what isa yard gardens, in a word, this is the pinnacle of its alignment in the image of its small motherland. the return to her did not disappear was a triumphant grigory borodulin yan kabra gennady buravkin. vasily bykov famous colleagues did not skimp on praise here and she opened as a waiter. she's right, damn it, it's in your native spring word that you can put quiet on the leskerovka at your cottage cheese. you came out collection after collection. she was awarded prizes and every time i wanted to make the collection better and better, so that her word would not be lost. there were also those who the collection became a bone in the throat. why the poetess herself did not understand and was not looking for was a perfectionist, she strove for the ideal and wanted to become the best version of herself, not everyone liked this version, it is a critical article. win, they painted over everything that was a break in the poet's hair, and now these are rainbows. i am now trying the task of being

television, as we know from wikipedia, the symbol of the black sun is widely used not by fascists, neo-nazis, ultra-right and nationalists, who advocate whiteremacy here is informational. how interesting. i thought it was disinformation when they say that there are nazi fighters in ukraine, but in fact they not only use the weapons and equipment that we supply to ukraine, they also receive medals from us and an invitation to disney, and this is far from the limit for americans. now they are even offering a drink in honor of ukrainian neo-nazis. in state. indiana began to produce beer dedicated to those who opposed the russian military on azov steel. here azovstal is also on these dark blue cans with a yellow trident. this beer is produced in the city of nobil. zhytomyr already wants to establish fraternal relations with him. in general, it is not enough. only, perhaps, american popcorn with a swastika. now, about a massive accident on the bridge of vladivostok, there were six accidents at once, according to the ministry of internal affairs of primorye , 38 cars collided with two people injured at the entrance to the crossing, a traffic jam

they are guarding the airspace over the white house and the pentagon, what happened only confirms the thesis that the only enemy of the population of ukraine is the sunto directly influence the course of hostilities in the svu zone, russian military correspondents reported that the allies near artyomovsk and solidarity abandoned offensive activity and switched on the defensive. the reason for the heavy losses and the unraveling of a detailed analysis of the weather station on the line of contact was carried out by my colleague yevgeny from tishkavets, yevgeny, it turns out, does not know how to fight in the off-season. vadim ukrainian militants. to new conditions. completely unprepared. this is the situation in the trenches right now, it’s wet, dirty, autumn depression, ukrainian soldiers complain that because of the rains, everything has flooded morale at zero, look at our bosses, look like that . yes, the lake is fine. separate topic. this is western equipment for the first time, faced with impenetrable mud and mud in ukraine , first, as an example, we will analyze the characteristics of several samples of nato weapons, and then we will look at the

you look from above the territory resembles the sun random one of them is black passes through the dead class as a symbol of stolen childhood on a white sailboat several dozen. after all, the war did not choose names. what nationality is the child of the same death, both belarusian and jewish children and thousands in mass graves remained nameless on 24 albert with colorful drawings, a symbol of a dream that was not destined to come true. and now dad, as he looked at himself in the mirror dress torn shreds number around the neck, like a criminal. she herself is thin, like a skeleton, and salty tears flow from the classroom. this is an excerpt from letters from fifteen-year-old katya susanina, whom she sent to her father at the front just before the murder, the girl was ready for anything, just not to go to nazi germany. indeed, those who remained alive in groups, 12-15 people were sent abroad 1990 children passed through the red camp shore and did not return. once upon a time there was a wooden partition in the center of the room, on top of the screen there were stools with slots on the floor. the child put a pen into the slots and th

you look from above the territory resembles the sun random one of them in black passes through the dead classroom, as a symbol of stolen childhood on a whitet a few dozens. after all, the war did not choose names. what nationality a child of the same perished, both belarusian and jewish children and thousands in mass graves remained nameless 24 easels with colorful drawings are a symbol of a dream that was not destined to be washed away. and now dad, as he looked at himself in the mirror dress torn shreds number around the neck, like a criminal. she herself is thin, like a skeleton of salty tears flowing from her eyes. this is an excerpt from a letter from fifteen-year-old katya susanina, which she sent to her father at the front just before by murder, the girl was ready for anything, just not to go to nazi germany. indeed, those who remained alive in groups of 12-15 people were sent abroad. 1990 children passed through the red coast camp and did not return back. once upon a time there was a wooden partition in the center of the room, there were stools on top of the screen with slits on the floor, after a certain distance the kids sat on a

white cornice trimmed with lace. above the sofa hangs radiant like the sun mirror.om, or i feel like the hero of a sitcom series of such an enduring family. yes , it was very comfortable. i'm satisfied, look. what a space between the sofa bed and the tv, and children can play here. yes, just that moment with the transfer of doors to another place and gives us this entire volume behind our back is already appearing decor. ah, a charming lamp. it's brass, goes very well with wood. yes, with such ethnic motifs, a mirror that also appeared here. yes, i started adding style elements here. boho, and we have such a common concept of a mirror shape that is so unusual, and it very much repeats our color block. here , different elements also appear to support the mirror, the style of god is curtains. if you look closely, there is also such a pattern, you see everything on the nuances with each other in harmony supports each other in this and there is, uh, the beauty of the details. look, we are sitting on the big sofa, which is also. by the way, it seems to me that it reflect

white and in clusters beats in the chest. love. pain flies. what is there ahead of us raging circling past. yes insomnia and you got ideas, follow the sun. like bird cherry in a garden white not in clusters, beating in the chest. love pain flies. what is there ahead of me, on purpose, i will dream of spinning my head yes insomnia and you brought it. follow the path of the sun. yes insomnia and you follow her beats in the chest, love pain flies. what is there ahead on the hand does not dream of spinning my head yes insomnia and you brought ideas, follow the sun. this is how we followed the trail of the sun. thank you very much to the teryokha group and the anna kuznetsova dance theater, the girls told me before the start of this broadcast, but let's dance together, but i'm only for one lap, actually enough, because when i saw all these movements, this is not my studio, you have a great mood. thanks a lot, it 's great. it turned out thank you girls surrounded. let's dance hmm on the trail. fine. we go on weekends sunday at 17:00. there is no life, it is not so bright that birch or mountain ash i immediately remember my childhood, when we di

and he gallops forward and beats under the sun, the deceiver of deceivers has not fallen asleep. maybe you can see my sweet emma in whitelothes silently in my scary. i stole your cops. instead. i'll leave support. nikolai is not of the yard and youth lullaby for you stole from the ask. did not ask and everything is light-board. wow wow. lullaby - honestly live. he will explode. go back to your past life. max was a psychiatrist. volodya was an anesthesiologist, in my opinion, yes, you are right, an anesthesiologist, yes, and uh, a question first to max because but tell me that you are a psychiatrist in the first specialty. does it help you communicate easily with representatives of show business? there are half the idiots there. well, it is important to adapt, you know, there is such a technique in dialogue with anyone in general , including, of course, from clients to patients. of course, i have grown a controlled idiot in myself over the years and they will recognize me as my own, fortunately. i think it's good for business. that is, you communicate in the same language. well i do . four four means an anesthesiologist-

white dwarf star. sue period by broken pieces of planets. this pacific solar system is so old that is formed and die before the sun and earth report. wow, the piece is a former planets around the door star. the oldest ever found in our galaxy. pretty incredible. coming up in our next hour, university of california workers are set to go on strike at all campuses today. >> that could put final exams for students in jeopardy. we'll have that story. and san jose police give out hundreds of citations as they sheldon a massive sideshow over the weekend and the alleged stockton serial killer will be back in court today. we're going to have the latest in a live report. make sure you meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. f

. >>> a live picture as the sun comes up over the white house. 6:51 in the morning on the east coast.itment to the effort inside russia is wavering. more on that, we're joined by nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons. good morning. >> good morning, it's an incredibly mixed picture in moscow. you see still restaurants and cafes full of people. the streets are busy. in some ways you wouldn't notice any difference, but then if you scratch beneath the surface and you talk to particularly young people, what you find is deep concern. deep despondency, and a feeling that they can't do anything to change things. the ukraine conflict is tearing at the fabric of russian society. in moscow, we sat down with five students who didn't want to show their faces so they could speak freely. >> i think the majority of my generation wants this to end, and we want to live in peace. >> reporter: while it's impossible to measure, overall support for the conflict, these students say many friends are despondent, families divided. >> i'm really sorry for the entire, like, younger generation,

sun don't shine . thank you very much, shine. thank you very much, mark. mark white.ore this story tomorrow on more on this story tomorrow on from onwards. but don't folks some other hotel will get that million quid plus it also sounds so boringly green eyeshade when they're talking about gdp and marginal tax but you're paying for madness and the madness is and those idiots set the dispatch box today happy to throw even more of your money away. we'll have more on that in away. we'll have more on that in a moment with dowding and still to come on yet another day when you've been screwed over by the political class david starkey and ave of eliding. i broke her head. and ave of eliding. i broke her head . don't touch that doll. head. don't touch that doll. we're coming right back . gb news is the people's channel. so if not listening to the people, we're not doing right with britain facing the b is full and living standards on record. we wanted to know what you made of the government's over to a bill in pounds a year? i actually that's a bit of a lowball estimate then wh

sun don't shine . thank you very much, shine. thank you very much, mark. mark white. more this story tomorrow on more on this story tomorrow on from onwards. but don't folks some other hotel will get that million quid plus it also sounds so boringly green eyeshade when they're talking about gdp and marginal tax but you're paying for madness and the madness is and those idiots set the dispatch box today happy to throw even more of your money away. we'll have more on that in away. we'll have more on that in a moment with dowding and still to come on yet another day when you've been screwed over by the political class david starkey and ave of eliding. i broke her head. and ave of eliding. i broke her head . don't touch that doll. head. don't touch that doll. we're coming right back . gb news is the people's channel. so if not listening to the people, we're not doing right with britain facing the b is full and living standards on record. we wanted to know what you made of the government's over to a bill in pounds a year? i actually that's a bit of a lowball estimate then

sun tzu who should be learning from. when general milley basically says i want to investigate white rage, how about you investigate how tohat is weakness come we projected that to our alleys and enemies of the military needs to get back to basics and stop aligning ms aligning their priorities or save them for years now. >> emily: like you do with the dod is not confined to the military and what is so upsetting as well is pompeo writes about this the recruitment issue were talking about, rob, and the longevity of people who spent their careers at such a family sorts of honor and pride like yours and ours. they say we want to see our children away from it. one in particular was an letter a-10 pilot who wanted to steer his children away from the footsteps that they are both veterans and didn't want to see them subjected to what it has now become. >> carley: it is sad because it's the best career path they can follow and it became 15,000 soldiers short of meeting is 2022 recruitment goals, marines only met 30% of its goal, air force and navy only 10% of its recruiting goal respectively and at the same time we just have this

. >>> it's a beautiful live picture as the sun comes up over the white house. 6:40 in the morning. now executive editor for news at new yorker dotcom latest piece, will the new special counsel bring donald trump to justice? in it he rights "garland appointed jack smith a veteran federal prosecutor as a special counsel to take ober investigators into former president trump's role in the january 6, 2021 insurrection. and his alleged mishandling of the classified documents. to have the current president's appointees criminally prosecuting the former president while they both run for oval office is extraordinary. trump -- announced last week that he would be running and allow him to run for president without being held accountable. others disagree saying speed up the investigation because unhuntered by justice department bureaucracy and he joins us now. what's the consensus? garland stepping back, was going to run against the man for president trump most likely. >> slows down thing as bit but not a dramatic change. i think particularly the mar-a-lago case is the one much farther along.

white house again. why he could face a bigger challenge this time out. ♪ >> anticipation is rising, and so is the atmosphere. are you ready? >> this is a quiet picture right across india. plenty of sunbut this sticks out here, this band of rain did bring some flooding now over the islands in the bay of bengal, and we will continue to watch its track. it could potentially make its way to india in the coming days. we did talk about that flooding. the rain is still coming at you on thursday and for the philippines, moderate flood advisories in play for manila. your temperature will be 30 degrees as well. this cyclone just around indonesia's main island of javits tossing a lot of rain into west java and southern sumatra. south of the yangtze river valley, some rain, 18 degrees, and some showers also in store for you. shanghai with a high of 17 on thursday. we did have our first snow of the season for hokkaido's capital. still a chilly seven degrees for you, and off to pakistan we go. it is a quiet picture, but this activity could give us some snow in northern pakistan in the coming days. >> the weather -- sponsored by qatar airways. >> passionate about their sport and determined to succ

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white and blue. and it was a great day at the little bit on the cooler side. but still. >> the sun came out. beautiful weather by the afternoon, still below average. and that's a pattern that we're going to notice for the next several days. let's take a look at radar for because we're already tracking some changes. yeah, that's right. that's green on the radar. inching its way closer to santa rosa. but overall, we are tracking a dry night out there for most of the bay area. there's a weak storm to our north right over cloverdale and just exiting barbourville. but we are going to see some light scattered hit or miss showers for the 1st half of the weekend. from now. until then, though, we're going to see drizzle fest for those of you, especially in santa rosa and even for parts of the north bay. by saturday morning, the drier and clear conditions. but then that's going to be short lived because by saturday afternoon, we're tracking some more defined light showers. so this week's storm is mainly going to benefit those of you in the north bay, specifically santa rosa, even vacaville as well. sp

white dwarf star surrounded by broken pieces of planets. this specific solar system is so old that it died, that it formed and died before the sun and the earthe even born. that's what makes this find so interesting, right, that our solar system had elements of lithium and potassium no planet in our solar system has such a make up the pieces of former planet surrounding the door star the oldest ever found in our galaxy. >> it's very impressive staff in space out there. we can learn a lot, i >> kelly, we just like there's a lot going to go and it's just. lot strolling themselves before being able, you know, the other part of like not really sure what that means exactly. so i want to dig a little and see what they mean by that. >> to our fallen. >> stick with u.s.. sports night live is coming up next. i sunday. funday baby. boy, do we have a busy day here in the bay area? niners warrior shark. stanford and more all in action. it was hard to keep up with everything but don't worry. we got you were going to get to are all here tonight on sports night live. thanks for tapping in. i'm jason dumas. the niners were nice and rested coming into their p

white dwarf star surrounded by broken pieces of planets. this specific solar system is so old it formed and died before the sun and earth rapper born. yeah. what makes it so interesting is this solar system had elements of lithium and potassium no planet in our solar system has such a makeup. so that's pretty cool. the pieces of former planet surrounding the door star. the oldest ever found in our galaxy. so within our galaxy, we've got a lot going on old solar system. very yeah, i'm getting us well. >> if you've ever wondered why we have yet to contact aliens, nasa scientists have a theory in the research paper argues all intelligent life is probably destroyed south before advancing enough to cover other life forms. the great filter theory as in filtering out various forms of life argues that other civilizations, possibly several have existed in the universe but destroyed themselves before they could contact earth. the researchers say civilizations have to work together and survive long enough to find others. so i guess we probably just wall. now some really heavy weight clock out. i'm just sitting here going to be are i was not really r

. >>> hours before sun rise on december 19th, 2020, after a long, loud disturbing white house meeting would change history. >> big protest in d.c. on january 6th, it read, be there, will be wild. >> what he wanted was to show these lawmakers, not just in washington but everyone telling him that he lost, he wants to show that people agreed with him and backing him of his lies in the election. >> they heard that call and began planning immediately. >> women for america's first to protrump's organizing group applied for rally permit, in the hours after the tweet, they moved their permit to januajanuary 6th,. >> the next day, ali alexander, the leader of the group stopped t tthe steal created the websit to share and promote the logistics about the rally. >> >> >> it includes details transportation to washington, d.c. >> alex jones began spreading the words on their platforms. >> one of the most historic events of american history had just taken place. president trump wants the american people to march on washington, d.c. on january 6, 2021, the time for games is over. the time for action