i'm catherine rampell in for stephanie ruhle. it's day 122 of the trump administration, and moments ago, the house rules committee voted to bring that house republican budget bill to the house floor. we could see a full vote from the house overnight sometime in the next few hours. meanwhile, chaos has already returned to the stock market, all thanks to trump's tax and spending bill. the dow plunged more than 800 points over concerns of spiking treasury yields, yields and the projected new debt from the republican's budget bill. depending on which independent analysis you look at, this bill could increase the federal deficit between 2 and $4 trillion over the next decade, and force cuts to medicaid. but neither those deficit projections nor even the almighty bond market appear to have swayed republicans who are charging ahead on the legislation at the president's command. new changes released tonight include moving up, moving earlier work requirements for medicaid to the end of 2026, and expanding the state and local tax deduction

after parting with orlov, catherine became close to grigory potemkin.kin was not just a lover, later, even a secret husband of catherine, he was a man of action, a real comrade-in-arms of the empress. he created the black sea fleet. governor-general of novorossiya, practically in an open field he created, well, at least four cities: kherson, dnepropetrovsk, nikolaev, sevastopol, the man who carried out military reform. i will always follow your dream. and i will lay down my life for it, it was such love, based on friendship, on mutual respect, but with all the diplomacy, with all the ability to control himself, he has such outbursts, there are such emotional swings, i call you, i ask you to come, but you do not come, i do not want to be the next, catherine the great and her favorites, the men who helped her change the country and not to forget that she is not. historical drama great golden century, continued tonight on channel one. svetlana neimanes, ivan belchenko, ilya ridkazubov, channel one. this is the news on the first studio. maria vasilyeva, hel

after parting with orlov, catherine became close to grigory potemkin. was not just a lover, later even a secret husband of catherine, he was a man of action, a real comrade-in-arms of the empress. he created the black sea fleet, the governor-general of novorossiya, practically in an open field. he created, well , at least four cities: kherson, dnepropetrovsk, nikolaev, sevastopol, a man who carried out military reform, i will always follow your dream, and i will lay down my life for it, it was such a love, based nevertheless on friendship, on mutual respect, but with all the diplomacy, with all the ability to control himself, he has such outbursts, such emotional swings, i call you, ask you to come, but you don't... come, i don't want to be another one. catherine the great and her favorites, men who helped her change the country and not forget that she was not only an empress. i am a woman, krisha. no need to love. historical drama, great, golden age, continuation tonight on channel one. ivan belchenko, ilyazubov. channel. our program has come to an end

i'm catherine byaruhanga. israel's security cabinet has officially backed a plan to further expand the military offensive in gaza. however, reports indicate it will only begin after donald trump's visit to the region later this month. the israeli military is calling up tens of thousands of reservists in preparation for the expansion. israel says the move is to pressure hamas to release all remaining the israeli hostages. the houthis in yemen have responded to israel's new plans for gaza, saying they will impose an air blockade on israel by repeatedly targeting its airports. on sunday, a missile fired by the group landed near ben-gurion airport, close to tel aviv. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to strike back. we will not tolerate it. we will take very strong action against them. and we always remember that they act with their patron, iran's direction and support. we will do what we need to do to take care of our security, to respond effectively, and to give iran a due warning. let's cross

josé ribas, also an admiral of the russian fleet, under catherine, a spanish military man.tor, the founder of the russian city of odessa. and its first governor, a spaniard, who worked for the russian empire. i can say africa. this is such a person, the most awarded spanish person. in general in the history of russia, she was a kgb colonel, a hero of the soviet union, she gave everything she could do for russia, she is buried here in st. petersburg, if you love your homeland, then you will give everything you can, i think this is patriotism and this is how it should be done. what do you think the future holds for russia? nobody knows, god knows, i just see, i look at history, yes, and no matter what bad moments russia has had, it has always risen up, we can say that we now. that this is the most important thing, when a country has no faith, has lost faith, then everything will be lost, spain is everything, you just have to believe, because the country itself is lost, as long as there is faith in russia, everything will be fine. margan concert with the participation of spani

under catherine, the russian theater school flourished.llowing were very popular: folk comedies, where laziness, stupidity, envy were ridiculed. fonvizin wrote his famous nedrosl. you, venus, of sweet cupids, the terrible mother. we will see you in just a few minutes, now we will find out what events have happened in the country in the world by this hour, on the air is a news release on the first channel. this is the news on the first in the studio maria vasilyeva. hello. at the beginning of the meeting of the council for the development of physical culture and sports, which was held in the mode. videoconference vladimir putin, they talked about adaptive sports, designed to help people with disabilities, with special attention in this regard to programs for our fighters who were seriously injured during the special operation. the president agreed with the proposal of the head of the federal medical and biological agency , veronika skvartsova, to form comprehensive prosthetic and rehabilitation centers for them throughout the country, and a

the fact is that suppose major threats to the preservation. catherine sort of reports from the getting monument and can you is, can you see county an insurance, coastal city that holds many secrets? historians say it was both eating around. the 11th century, long before the transatlantic slave trade, before there was a country cause kenya, it was a thriving trading town, and it's one of the 8 world heritage sites in the country. but when it's come, the director of get the money meant, who's seen aiden traces? it's history to passions of us who came to east africa trades of to some 20300. yes . it was assumed that the fuss at the last, the 1st the unhappy doesn't lift as though it was assumed that maybe the local people, the sucker. and it's been assume that this out of some of the got the research as see the last of the residents pop top and left. a baton of the 17th century is not k a y. this is the pollies, the city itself was extremely wolfy. it had mosques, houses, and well constructed tunes. now historians say that the aptitude texture is a marvel, but not much is known about what

catherine and virginia contacted us online. you can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. and this weekend, that 100 bucks might go toward a nice, cool beverage or three for the air conditioning. one of the two. every dollar counts. yeah, exactly. okay. have a great weekend. thanks, chris. you too. let's move on now to 49ers are expanding their football portfolio. football? as in soccer. the niners just bought the scottish team called the rangers alongside health care hotshot andrew kavanaugh. the group of investors, including jed york, now have 51% controlling stake of this club. the rangers say the investors have already invested more than $27 million. the 49ers also own leeds united soccer club in the u.k. a bayrea woman is hoping to make history next year. open swimmer katherine breed is training to become the first person to swim the entire california coastline, which is over 900 miles. breed swam for uc berkeley, and the u.s. national team set about ten records for differe

catherine rampell and max chafkin. make sure you catch catherine every weekend at 6 p.m.astern on the weekend prime time, right here on msnbc. all right. coming up, a legal expert on trumps crypto dinner and fears of what some call his culture of corruption. also, alexander vindman, one of the biggest failures of trump's on one of the biggest failures of trump's second term. boy almost got that wrong. alexander vindman, very successful man unto himself. he's going to be joining me. but first as harvard hits back at trump. i'll talk to a college president who's been speaking out against the maga assault on free speech. >> this is the story. >> of the one. >> the one. >> who believes being prepared is not. >> just a. way of life. it's how he helps. everyone stay safe. he sweats the small stuff before it becomes big stuff. for the one being an unsung hero in a building full of everyday heroes is just how he likes it. the industrial. >> grade products. >> you need delivered. >> fast. call or stop. >> by granger for the ones who. >> get it done. >> i'm certain. >> it's level f

but despite the advantages attached to their union, henry finds his marriage to catherine problematic >> they'd been together for 20 years, and she had managed to produce one living daughter. he was very sensitive to the fact that he hadn't got a son to take over when he died. and that was fatal in the politics of a kingdom at the time. >> not only does henry want a son that his wife cannot give him, but he also has a mistress that he'd like to marry. >> if you want to marry somebody else, there is no divorce. you need the pope to annul your marriage. >> he wants the pope to say that he can marry anne boleyn. >> he needs a declaration that his marriage to catherine was never valid. >> the vatican archives contain pope clement the seventh, requesting the annulment of his marriage to catherine of aragon in 1530. his request is signed by 81 members of parliament. but the pope's response is complicated by his political alliances. >> the pope was effectively the prisoner of the emperor charles v, who, as it happens, was the nephew of queen catherine of england. >> clement vii does not want

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uh, catherine, sorry, uh, speaking to us from kind of give us our catherine, thank you. of truly a central last labor party has secured a remarkable election victory with the result seen by many by many as partly due to mt. donald trump sentiments after months of trailing the conservative opposition in the poles. anthony alban easy will now survey 2nd term as prime minister. his labor party is projected to secure a majority in parliament for the results showing voters moving away from peter and denton's liberal national coalition. labor saw a turnaround and for choose up to the us president donald trump, impose tariff stone, australian exports. albany says the australian public voted to reaffirm their common values a strategy and zip drives and just size global challenges. the strategy, why? looking after a job that well building for the future and this, these values meet these challenges, saves these opportunities and build that better and stronger be just a strategy. and the child is an i majority live, but the 24 years is a long time to be in public life. and it has b

her sister goes off and starts taking classes at a secretarial school and then catherine gets the idea in 1911. well, why doesn't she just buy the school and a ridiculous idea. well, if if marriage was the path to before. yes. why couldn't it have been a path? security for katharine gibbs a time. okay, that's really a great question because you would think that that is exactly what she would do, especially considering what the conditions of her life are. why wouldn't they belong to the art club? why wouldn't she just go hunt for a husband there? right. i think that she was just so angry in a sort of measured way, not in the kind of the way that you're going to be carrying protest. but i think she had just had enough of the idea that men are going to take care of you, that you can depend them because this had happened to her three times. first, the father dying without a will, then the brothers taking everything from the estate, and then the husband again dying without a will. so i think she was done with that idea. and what develops in is this conviction is absolute conviction that wom

her sister goes off and starts taking classes at a secretarial school and then catherine gets the idea in 1911. well, why doesn't she just buy the school and a ridiculous idea. well, if if marriage was the path to before. yes. why couldn't it have been a path? security for katharine gibbs a time. okay, that's really a great question because you would think that that is exactly what she would do, especially considering what the conditions of her life are. why wouldn't they belong to the art club? why wouldn't she just go hunt for a husband there? right. i think that she was just so angry in a sort of measured way, not in the kind of the way that you're going to be carrying protest. but i think she had just had enough of the idea that men are going to take care of you, that you can depend them because this had happened to her three times. first, the father dying without a will, then the brothers taking everything from the estate, and then the husband again dying without a will. so i think she was done with that idea. and what develops in is this conviction is absolute conviction that wom

catherine catherine baker from neptune, new jersey. >> oh my god. >> catherine baker. >> oh my god. >blew me alone. >> leave me alone. your heart and your compassion. and while you were going through so much for you to show your care for the work you were all doing, you're an extraordinary american. thank you so much. >> that means. >> the world. >> thank you. >> don't go anywhere, senator catherine, this is the first. >> time that the. >> two of you i am blown away. have met. >> so am i. >> what is it like for you to meet. >> senator booker? know that he read. >> your letter into. >> the record there on the floor of the senate. >> i was. >> shocked when it was happening. i never thought. >> and this is. >> just key for everyone to. >> know. >> do write your representatives. because maybe they don't read it themselves right away, but they're amazing. staff does. so for me, it means the world to have my voice elevated. but also. >> you have. >> no idea the amount of people that have contacted me. some of my colleagues here in the audience, my dear friend julia hurley, whose letter you

i'm catherine byaruhanga. israel's security cabinet has officially backed a plan to further expand the military offensive in gaza. however, reports indicate it will only begin after donald trump's visit to the region later this the israeli military is calling up tens of thousands of reservists in preparation for the expansion. israel says the move is to pressure hamas to release all remaining the israeli hostages. we haven't seen the plan and has been no official announcement and i think the lack of details is perhaps part of plan but there has been a briefing by an israeli official who said the plans involve capturing and holding the territory and also moving the population of gaza to the size of the country and i think this will renew concerns this is likely to worsen the humanitarian crisis in gaza which is the result of the ban by the israeli authorities on the entry of humanitarian aid and basic supplies into the territory. this is really official also said there's rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu

among the phrases inscribed on the walls of the catherine hall there is one, preserves the dead. this fully applies to the hero of russia lyudmila bolili, whose feat channel one reported on in february. at that time, she was still in the hospital after severe wounds, essentially learning to walk again. it is difficult to imagine how this fragile woman, under enemy fire, without thinking, rushed to save the wounded, one of whom she covered with herself, hugged him with her arm in order to first bend him down, well, and cover. covered, bent down herself and just waited. the second flight, the third, a cluster munition, she took all the shrapnel on herself, wounds in the arms, legs, head, chest, stomach, how they saved her later, she no longer remembers. the earth was boiling, the earth was boiling, when i came to here, i received a message from that medical battalion that the lieutenant, thanks to you, stayed alive. the feeling of soaring, the feeling that you did something necessary. his wife died quickly, he himself was seriously wounded, and in his family he is already the secon

snow-white molding, carving, fireplaces, coziness for catherine ii were created by djakom aquare. the only thing that survived was the parquet in the mirror hall, the pearl of private chambers and a rare artifact, this tree is almost 2 and a half centuries old, a rare visitor will notice, the restoration is still in progress, museum staff continue to complement the interiors with recreated elements, so four exquisite lamps were returned to the bedchamber. the carriage was made at a venerable age, when the legs no longer obeyed especially for the empress, the object miraculously survived, the craftsmen recreated the lost fabric on the pillows, repaired the mechanisms, it can not only be led, but also carried, if there were any steps or streams, then there are notches at the back of the carriage, poles were inserted here, they passed through the carriage under the seat like this. lifted and carried to the desired place, one of the doors of the private apartments led directly to the park, and in order for catherine to be able to go down without problems, bypassing the steps, a gentle

hi, catherine. yeah. well, the king charles basically flew to canada to rebuke president trump in a speech, although no one official is putting at quite that blunt play. but that's what happened. the king opened the canadian parliament today. his speech clearly was intended to be heard by the u.s. president. >> you know, full come from to love. the idea to. >> in french king, charles told canadians that not since world war 2 has the world been more dangerous and unstable? was that partly a reference to president trump's suggestion that canada become part of the u.s.? it seems so. and the tone did not change when charles switched to english today. >> canada faces another critical moment. democracy. lauren, the rule of law, south determination. and freedom of values, which canadians whoa, did. and the ones which the government is determined to protect. president trump has not let up on the suggestion that canada effectively become our 51st state. it would really be a wonderful marriage because it's it's to

catherine crosby's most favorite rooms in the estate. take a look at the walls, the curves in the walls, in the windows, which really allows great sunlight in. from the hand-painted roses to the crystal chandelier. everything is in perfect condition. what a house! it's colossal. let me hear that note again. well, we couldn't get to everything. did he actually play on this chess set? he absolutely did. i did find that oscar. and maybe you found your next home. and as long as you can meet that payment, why, you can't lose. hey. >juliette>we're told brian put an offer on it. no. just kidding. and we're told it will be up to the buyer whether or not they'd like to keep the crosby mementos in the home. they've got to keep some of them. right. >zoe>well, we're definitely looking at warmer temperatures on the way all across the bay. the first official week of may doesn't feel like that may gray that we normally see, but it's going to be really warm out there with 90s just around the corner. and i'll let you know what you can got eyelid itching,

says that catherine heenan is in the newsroom with more on this. catherine, do tell. yeah, well, it was pretty clear it might be pushing it a little bit to say that king charles flew to canada in order to review president trump, but not by much. king charles opened the canadian parliament today. the speech clearly was intended to be heard by the u.s. president. you know, full vome from to love. the idea to. in french king charles told canadians that not since world war 2 has the world been more dangerous and unstable? >> was that partly a reference to president trump's suggestion that canada become part of the u.s.? it seems so. and the tone did not change when charles switched to english today. >> canada faces another critical moment. democracy. the rule of law, south determination. and freedom of values, which canadians whoa, did. and the ones which the government is determined to protect. president trump has not let up on the suggestion that canada effectively become our 51st state. it would really be a wonderful marriage because it's it's to places they get along

replaced by subjects, for his last children, you, nikita ivanovich, say, father, but what about catherine i, anna ioannovna, anna leopoldovna, elizaveta petrovna. the theory of aristotle and confucius, besides, catherine i ruled for only 2 years, anna leopoldovna even less. and what about my mother? and your mother is standing behind you, nikita ivanovich. your majesty? it seems to me that the heir, who plans to become a father for his subjects. to control his character, and it also seems to me that important truths should be explained to paul in simple and understandable language, otherwise he will simply get bored and lose. you have offended them again, emperor - god's deputy, no one takes offense at god's deputy, but you are not the emperor, i will be one, and you are impudent, and i like it. remind me, what is the name of this girl, i don't know, prussia has long dreamed of dividing poland, this will give frederick the opportunity to overthrow austria, but do we need poland, france? no, our brotherhood, as you know, is beyond the border, so what do you propose? we need our own king. a

however, this is bbc news, i am catherine byaruhanga. ukraine's military says russia has launched another night of heavy missile and drone attacks across the country. at one point, the whole of ukraine was under air alert, as missiles were fired from the black sea and strategic bombers in russia. officials in the ukrainian capital said around a dozen enemy drones had reached kyiv's airspace, which forced thousands to take shelter in metro stations and besements. three people were reportedly killed in kyiv. meanwhile, russia's defence ministry said its air defences had destroyed almost 100 ukrainian drones, mostly in central and southern regions, as well as moscow. these are latest pictures we've just received from ukraine's capital. an earlier massive russian attack on kyiv overnight into saturday wounded at least 15 people. according to ukraine's air force, russia launched 250 drones and 14 ballistic missiles against kyiv alone, causing fires in residential buildings. ukraine said it had downed six missiles and 245 drones. our correspon

yes, pay attention to the screen, there they presented an updated wax figure, princess of wales catherine middleton, her image is stylized in accordance with the outfit she put on for the annual reception for... the diplomatic corps, back in december of the twenty-third year, on her, look, it's so beautiful, a sparkly pink dress by jenny peckham and silver shoes on her head a replica of the lover's knot tiara worn by princess diana, also a statue of catherine, adorned with a blue sash of the royal victorian order, the royal family order of elizabeth ii and replicas of the diamond condelabra earrings by gravel, and there's an updated exhibit and it costs, i think we'll have... still a price, but no, it remains a secret, here's an updated exhibit next to a figure of her husband, the prince of wales, king charles ii queen camilla. that's the situation, no, it's really very beautiful, i'm always amazed how they repeat it, you know, it's like a painting, they have to draw from a person, maybe it was like that, maybe they even took a cast, we don't know, we don't know, and we won't find out, an

catherine's spouses put their safe.se code will be earlier during the drawing of russian lotto, someone will take all the money accumulated in their safe, you have equal amounts, therefore on rock, scissors, paper, who will be the first to start calling out lucky numbers, i ask you, rock, scissors, paper 1 2 3 1 2 3, you have won, i ask, your first number, three in turn call out your first. the last number is the third eight alexander 27 27 so the codes are determined olga has it 3 5 and 8 alexander has 1 11 and 27 time to start the drawing of russian lotto friends. today in the 1643rd draw of russian lotto we will raffle off a trip around russia for 300,000 rubles a large number of cash prizes. mishka will have tribochonka every third ticket wins before the summer. it's time to think about traveling, may you be lucky. first, we need to pour the bolchons into the bag. alexander, let's go, you will rotate the steering wheel, and i will catch the barrels. let's wish good luck to everyone who plays russian lotto. spin the

thank you, catherine. will today the department of education's started collecting defaulted student loan payments. those repayments have been on hold since president trump paused the men march of 2020 because of the pandemic and president biden later extended the pause the trump administration now says defaulted student loan payments will be repaid through garnishing wages and withholding refunds in government benefits. defaulted loan payments will also affect someone's credit score. >> the trump administration has canceled numerous national endowment for the arts grants among those affected is san francisco international arts festival where and awarded $20,000 to the festival was canceled on thursday, a federal judge denied a motion to stop the national endowment for the arts from barring funds to artists whose projects promote gender ideology. the american civil liberties union sued the on behalf the arts groups because they say the fda still has criteria that refuses funding to projects that appear to p

the mother of the grand duchess catherine is a great adventurer. several years ago she was in the service of the king of prussia friedlich. i wonder what she is doing here? let's go and have a look? no, brakdorf is more important. oh, now we'll throw such a feast with alyoshka, but first we'll arrest braydorf, ah, korsak, alyoshka, the captain has gone ashore, for the st. andrew's flag, for the sea, for the navigation school of the guardsmen, forward, forward, mm, good wine. good, the best in venice, he was just brought to the ship by a relative of brackdorf, thanks to the crew, how she looked, charming, black baut, black velvet cocked hat with a meshura, middle-aged so attractive, magnificent, for the wonderful, where did the corsac go, do you know the address, i 'll look now, i have everything written down, it seems, the grande channel, let's go, friends, i'm hanna, don't get us all excited, there's a quarter of an hour left, you might miss alyoshka. nothing can be done, you'll have to wait, true mercy has no boundaries, accept my gratitude, from

i'm catherine heenan. that breaking news. >> happening in the north bay where a fire broke out in vacaville. barely a couple hours ago. kron four's dan kerman is live at the scene and he has the latest. how does a look now, dan? things are much improved over when we chat hour ago. we can tell you that this is the cherry fire. it right off of cherry glen road just north of interstate 80 in vacaville. this thing broke out about one 15, jason clay with cal fire's. joining me right now. >> and jason, this move pretty fast up that hill behind. right the fire is burning in the light. flashy fuels are dried grasses that we have here burned up the hillside at a pretty moderate rate of spread. you know, luckily we had a number or resources that are in the area opportune that we're able to get over here quickly. we just recently got for progress of the fire stopped and we're already up to 50% contained. so chris chris been doing a lot of good work on and end at a certain point. there were some homes threat no longer

and we asked catherine mann effectively the same question.nd she was making the point that there's a lag time between when the news happens and how it then starts to impact the economy, at which point central banks pick up on it and it has an impact on monetary policy. so it sounds like it was all too quick in terms of the news flow for that to make any difference. the other point around the labor market was fascinating, because we know there's been a lot of government changes around wages going up, extra contribution from national insurance as well as the tariff issues. and her view was that the labor market would start to weaken, but it simply hasn't. so that resilience, i think, has been stunning. and what does it say about the gdp we can expect in the country from here? so that was another big point. but i also spoke to her in my question around the flows. we're seeing capital flows because it's been enormous in terms of the volatility. and the us dollar has certainly wobbled in recent weeks. and she made the point. look, the us dollar is

it debuts tonight, hosted by catherine. ayman mohyeldin, elise jordan and antonia hilton as they set the agenda for the week ahead. watch the weekend primetime 6 to 9 p.m. eastern on saturdays and sundays on msnbc. all right, coming up, president trump's immigration crackdown is taking an increasingly authoritarian turn as he continues to rack up court losses and make moves toward a showdown with the judiciary. plus, civil rights leaders are rallying today in support of black history and cultural institutions that are under fire from trump's anti-diversity crusade. we'll go live to the start of today's march and the resistance continues. senator bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez continued their fighting oligarchy tour with separate events last night. >> what is. >> happening right now all. >> across this country? we saw it in. philadelphia yesterday. we're seeing. >> it all over america is that people are sick and tired of a handful of billionaires. running the united states government. >> sadly. >>

. >> that catherine. >> catherine baker from neptune, new jersey. >> oh my. >> god. >> catherine bakergod, >> you. >> your letter. >> blew me away. >> blew me away. >> your heart and your compassion while you were going through so much for you to show your care for the work you were all doing. you were an extraordinary american. thank you. so that means the world. thank you. >> don't go anywhere, senator catherine, this is the first time that the two. >> of you. >> i am blown. >> away have met. >> so am i. >> what is it like for you to meet senator booker? know that he read your letter into the record there on the floor of the senate. >> i was. shocked when it was happening. i never. >> thought. >> and this is just key for everyone to know, do. >> write your. >> representatives, because maybe they don't read it. themselves right away, but. >> they're amazing. staff does. >> so for me. it means the world. >> to. >> have my. >> voice elevated. but also. >> you have no. >> idea the amount of people that have. >> contacted me. some of my. >> colleagues here in the. >> audience, my dear. >>

bing met texas beauty queen catherine grant when she was 19.e was 49, and three years later, he proposed by postcard that very card is on display upstairs. i have a treat for you. upstairs. the upstairs. bing's office. we have the primary bedroom. his hats are still in his closet. these are the actual hats he wore. the actual hats that he wore. the nearby master bedroom still features the crosby touch. this monogram c for crosby in the rug. still in great condition. and bing's office next door. oh my. god, i love this. we're in for a treat. so this was bing's office. his desk chair. take a look at the records, the awards, the golf awards. and what about that. acting award for 1944? where is his oscar? i can't tell you that. that is top secret information. darn it. but jen did reveal another house secret. let me show you this. see the lawn out here? yeah. guess what famous animal resided on this property. tell me. seabiscuit. the racehorse. the racehorse? yes. his owner was charles howard, who was the second owner of this property. charles and b

i wrote the catherine and you reported from that area. how significant is it politically and why would it be a targets ah, yes, um that county is in douglas stage, which is another very troubles uh area when it comes to security. but it has been quiet for a while. it's uh, it is long uh the white nile and now uh we have been speaking to the commissioner of the county commissioner that he sais that oh, he believes that document of what has happened. now this official is part of the old position l a s p l m i o a which is still in all position. and just to give you context, now the government and i o r e a correlation and they signed a piece deal back in 2018. that ended i see will will add that that cleans uh more than a full 100 thousands of people lives. a lives of more than 400000 people. so a lot of people, there are very worried that this be uh, this deal can collapse now at this commission. uh uh, who has been talking to us. i said that, um, i mean, what happened? that is because of the government, because only the government, only t

bing met texas beauty queen catherine grant when she was 19.e was 49, and three years later, he proposed by postcard that very card is on display upstairs. i have a treat for you. upstairs. the upstairs. bing's office. we have the primary bedroom. his hats are still in his closet. these are the actual hats he wore. the actual hats that he wore. the nearby master bedroom still features the crosby touch. this monogram c for crosby in the rug. still in great condition. and bing's office next door. oh my. god, i love this. we're in for a treat. so this was bing's office. his desk chair. take a look at the records, the awards, the golf awards. and what about that. acting award for 1944? where is his oscar? i can't tell you that. that is top secret information. darn it. but jen did reveal another house secret. let me show you this. see the lawn out here? yeah. guess what famous animal resided on this property. tell me. seabiscuit. the racehorse. the racehorse? yes. his owner was charles howard, who was the second owner of this property. charles and b

you, nikita ivanovich, say, father, but what about catherine the first, anna ioannovna, anna leopoldovna, elizabeth petrovna, they were not fathers to their state, they were women, i beg your pardon, pavel petrovich, you want to dispute the patriarchal theory of aristotle, and confucius, besides, catherine i ruled for only 2 years, anna leopoldovna even less, and what about my mother? and your mother is standing behind you, nikita ivanovich, your majesty, i think that the heir who plans to become a father for his subjects, it is important to understand the main thing that they accept him as a father, he should accept them as his beloved chat. this is exactly what i was going to dedicate our next lesson to, your majesty, now with your permission we will finish. we have a lesson in ficht planned. i said that i will not ficht with you. i remember that fencing lessons with nikita were your favorite, what happened pavlush? and this concerns only me and the count? did you find out her name, nikita ivanovich? her name is, i'm waiting for her in the park, it is becoming increasingly difficult to

the first shell hit the catherine park in september 1941.he same time , the occupation of the city of pushkin and the barbaric plundering of the palace complex of tsarskoye selo began, which would ultimately suffer no less than petergov, and this, despite the fact that the museum staff had done practically... and then destroyed it to the ground. hitler ordered to wipe petersburg off the face of the earth. they didn't manage to celebrate christmas in leningrad. the city was under siege, but the city lived, then pushkin was turned into a pretty serious defensive place, which was continuously supplied with all kinds of firepower. and on september 17. one of the germans, who left a memoir, he wrote that they entered here, and completely, not paying attention to the wonderful furniture, wonderful sofas in boots, so here they were already resting, subsequently they tore off silk from the walls, and it is known that even before the amber was packed, they took fragments of amber as souvenirs. during the first months of the occupation , residents of

monuments into the new concept, and was also involved in the project to restore the residence of catherine great, now the tver art gallery. this hall, the heraldic hall, suffered especially. restoration work began in december 1941. that is, they did not wait a minute, you understand, they did not wait a minute, the city was in a ruined state. this is what amazes me. and another fact is that the palace, in principle, a symbol of the victory of the soviet people, already in 1943 the state committee issued a resolution defense, to restore stalingrad as a monument city. professor of the volgograd state technical university petr aleinikov created a museum at the university that tells about the architecture of stalingrad before the war, which remained only in photographs and projects, about the restoration of the great city. students make models of houses in stalingrad based on the surviving drawings and measurements. 1930-40 the museum also contains unique documents, aerial photography of the destroyed city and a master plan of stalingrad signed by koro alabyan, this is october 1944, it became

produce gangways for warships, gilded lamps, chinese dragons in tsarskoe selo restore apartments catherine of the suv will spend 2 months in custody, who... the regime sent a citizen of uzbekistan, who worked as a carrier in court, the man tried to act as an intermediary in the transfer of a bribe, he demanded from the general director of the contracting organization 300,000 rubles from each construction site, of which 50 thousand were intended for him, and 250 unidentified police officers, so that they would stop checking the documents of the umigra. and monitor the legality of their presence at the construction site. other topics include developing economic ties, cooperation in education and medicine, and carefully preserving the memory of the victorious soldiers. cuban president migueldio scanel bermudez began his visit to russia in st. petersburg. in the morning, he took part in memorial events at the pekarevskoye memorial cemetery, laid wreaths and flowers at the mother motherland monument. then the leader of the latin american republic met with governor alexandr in smolny. with us to

vladimir putin presented the highest state awards in the catherine hall of the kremlin. russian troops liberated novaya poltavka in the dpr, the ukrainian armed forces have big problems in the sumy region. details of the special operation. currency evolution the bill on the introduction of the digital ruble passed the first reading in the duma, when will this new ruble be used for payment. two employees of the israeli embassy were killed in the center of washington, what is happening at the crime scene, we are waiting for live broadcasts from the american capital. mass clashes in argentina, what exactly the protesters are unhappy with, the policy of the odious javierameley and forecasts about the summer that came true, but this is at the very least. in moscow, and what will our meteorologists tell about the situation in other regions? so, vladimir putin presented state awards today in the catherine hall of the kremlin. among those awarded orders, medals, honorary titles: military personnel, pilots, cosmonauts, state figures. the tradition of honoring outstanding citizens

. >> catherine.o contact the local federal social security office. they are wheelchair downs. how do we connect with the social security office? >> what was your name again? catherine, coming to me right now is stephanie and my office. stephanie will address everything that you need to know . would you let me get there. let me get to the next half of my sentence. now, anybody who's having issues with social security please call my office. we will connect you, we will help you. we will help you navigate social security. that is what we want to be able to do and make sure that we are serving you as a congressional office and as a member of congress i want to be able to do that. we do it all the time. please contact us if you have an issue with social security. i don't care what your politics already, you are an american, i represent you. i want to help you. that's the thing. i think the question specifically is concerns about people calling the call centers. we were actually given a briefing on this. i

i want to bring back in elie and catherine. just heard evan lay out the doj charged elias rodriguez with federal murder charges in connection with the death of those two israeli ambassador embassy staffers and elie evan noted that these are just initial charges and that there could be more. tell us a little bit more about that. what your reaction is to these charges and why it takes time, usually before a hate crime charge could be brought. >> yeah. so this all makes perfect sense. you start with the murder charge. you start with the firearms charges that we talked about because they're the most straightforward. because you don't necessarily at this point, just a few hours after the murder, have to prove the motive in order to bring those straightforward murder and firearms charges. this is just step one. these charges will in all likelihood, be be contained in what we called a criminal complaint. now, that will be followed at some point in the coming weeks by an indictment. and at that point, that will have given doj and fbi m

ii's personal apartments in the catherine palace, which was carried out over 5 years with the supportgazprom, was completed. the unique interiors were completely destroyed during the great patriotic war. today, the halls are available to all visitors, most recently the laboratory of friends petersburg together with the university of itmo presented a project using artificial intelligence. thanks to it , mornings will be recreated. this year it has six official sites, including all buildings of the tretyakov gallery, the gs2 cultural center, the moscow museum and gorky park, all of them are connected by organized bicycle and pedestrian routes. one morning on ntv, i am sergey mayorov, hello! he was predicted to work in metalworking shops, he. at the station ate occasionally, but became an honored artist countries. movie star, alexey shevchenkov continues our broadcast this morning. an actor's work on a role is a test of strength , a difficult test for the psyche. shevchenkov did not always manage to get through this, he often looked for inspiration at the bottom of a bottle. his consciou

you have no shame. >> don't disrespect catherine that way. >> i know she's a real. friend. thank you for. >> coming in this dispute. >> didn't mean to throw you. >> under the bus. no, no. >> you're neutral in this. up next, on this mother's day, a letter from a father to his newborn son. what? mahmoud khalil, the detained pro-palestinian student activist, wants the world to know as he lingers inside a know as he lingers inside a ♪♪ ♪ hit it! ♪ ♪ (“it takes two” by rob base and dj e-z rock.) ♪ how will earning unlimited cash back make you feel? [card reader beeps] ♪♪ well, a little like this. ♪♪ and like this. ♪♪ it takes two to feel the joy. [card reader beeps] earn unlimited 2% cash back. 1% when you buy, and 1% as you pay with the citi double cash® card. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ hit it! ♪ ♪♪ noooooo... oh that's nothing! we've got new bounty. it's 2x more absorbent so you can use less. and one sheet holds up better while ordinary brands fall apart. it's gone! get more done with one. bounty. the quicker picker upper. [coughing] copd isn't pretty. from the struggle to breathe... to

catherine burns, bbc news. let's speak to professor of disability research at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine - tom shakespeare. thank you for being here. what is your position on this bill? i am in favour of the bill. i think people should have control if they are terminally ill about the way they die. we are not suggesting that every new body use not dying, we are suggesting that people who are dying should have that possibility. many people are responding saying more palliative care, definitely. but this is a tool for very few people who want to end their life and want to have control over how it ends. do you have concerns that if it was passed, it could move towards giving similar rights to those with disabilities which has been raised as a concern? no, i don't. the reason is, the bill here, does not include suffering. lots of disabled people could cave claim to have some measure of suffering. but that is not the criteria for assisted dying. it is having a terminal illness. it is for thos

so i think and catherine, i think you're right.ybody is sort of frozen because there's no predictability, there's no certainty. and, you know, it's laughable that people will want to come here and build these giant factories, you know, with, you know, trump as president and changing his mind every 30s. so, you know, that's another one of the flawed pieces of his argument. see, now you know why trump went bankrupt six times. this is we're seeing it in real time. we're living through it. >> no kidding. dean obeidallah and rick stengel, thank you so much for sticking with us and digesting and picking apart those recent comments. it has been five years since the death of george floyd, but where do we stand on the public's trust with police and the goal of reform? we will find out next from the we will find out next from the minneapolis honestly i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. but i'm relieved that my eyes are getting clinically proven support because my doctor and i made a plan

catherine and virginia contacted us online. can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. you too. kris. well, next top stories we're following today, including new information on the deadly high speed chase in oakland, a driver trying to get away from chp officers slams into two people on the sidewalk, killing one of them. we're learning more about the victim this morning. the near triple digit temps as graduating seniors grab their diplomas later today. the spare, the air alert that's in effect for the bay area as a result. eat on the way. we have live team coverage on today's advisory and the neighborhoods that will feel it most. plus, hear that you're number one on the line is now deceased. you know, it's devastating honoring the life taken too soon. the vigil planned for later today for a man struck and killed by a car evading a high speed chase. new details emerging about the lives he touched. also changes on track. some big differences at today's high sc