the americans chose the bomb, the little boy for hiroshima. on august 6th, 1945, b-26 bomber took off from north. and flew six hours to japan b26 bomber carried the little boy to drop it on heroshima. japanese radar detected american planes an hour before the bombing. a red status report was immediately sent to the radio. around 8 a.m. the radar operator announced. that surprisingly there were only three enemy aircraft approaching the area. at that time, japan had a shortage of fuel and aircraft, usually did not intercept small air formations. the hiroshima anti-aircraft fire teams received the warning for all the involved party. during the war were ordered not to shoot a small number of enemy aircrafts, especially over big cities. by this order, they wanted to prevent conflict over densely populated cities and decrease the number of civilian casualties. based on this and thinking that three american aircraft with conventional weapons were nearby, a regular warning was broadcast over the radio, asking people to immediately go to shelters if th

b26 bomber carried the little boy to drop it on hiroshima. japanese radars detected american planes and hour before the bombing a red status report was immediately sent to the radio ground. 8 a.m. the radar operator announced that surprisingly there were only three enemy aircraft approaching the area. at that time, japan had a shortage of fuel and aircraft and usually did not intercept small air formations. the hiroshima anti-aircraft fire teams received the warning, but all the involved parties during the war were ordered not to shoot a small number of enemy aircrafts, especially over big cities. by this order, they wanted to prevent conflicts over densely populated cities. and decrease the number of civilian casualties, based on this and thinking that three american aircraft with conventional weapons were nearby, a regular warning was broadcast over the radio asking people to immediately go to shutters if they saw american b-29 super fortresses. at 8:09 a.m. colonel paul tibets, the operation commander and aircraft captain of the b-29 start

b-26 bomber carried the little boy to drop it on hiroshima. japanese radars detected american planes an hour before the bombing. a red status report was immediately sent to the radio. around 8 a.m. the radar operator announced that surprisingly there were only three enemy aircraft approaching the area. at that time, japan had a shortage of fuel and aircraft and usually did not intercept small air formations. the hiroshima anti-aircraft fire teams received the warning, but all the involved parties during the war were ordered not to shoot a small number of enemy aircrafts, especially over big cities. by this order, they wanted to prevent conflicts over densely populated cities and decrease the number of civilian casualties. based on this and thinking that three american aircraft with conventional weapons were nearby, a regular warning was broadcast over the radio, asking people to immediately go to shelters if they saw american b-29 super fortresses. at 8:09 a.m. colonel. tibets, the operation commander and aircraft captain of the b-29, started

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the americans chose the bomb, the little boy for hiroshima. on august 6th, 1945, b26 bomber took call from northfield and flew 6 hours to japan. b-26 bomber carried the little boy to drop it on hiroshima. japanese radars detected american planes an hour before the bombing a red status report was immediately sent to the radio. around 8 am, the radar operator announced that, surprisingly there were only three enemy aircraft approaching the area. at that time, japan had a shortage of fuel and aircraft, usually did not intercept small air formations. the hiroshima anti-aircraft fire teams received the warning, all the involved parties during the war were ordered not to shoot a small number of enemy aircraft, especially over big cities. by this order, they wanted to prevent conflicts over densely. populated cities and decrease the number of civilian casualties. based on this and thinking that three american aircraft with conventional weapons were nearby, a regular warning was broadcast over the radio. asking people to immediately go to shelters if

boy, little boy, little boy, wait, little boy!s alive, kolya, everything is fine with him, 5 years have passed, you still can’t get over it, better give me some water, i don’t see my grandson, my son is growing up without a father, will you go, i forgot about you, how many times do you she said, let’s go there, no, it worked out, no, no. he only has one scar left on his hand, i have a scar left all over my heart, i’ll never forgive myself, why is there so much trouble coming against us? will burn, wind they are sending fire towards us, there is a big game on the air, yesterday and today, a truly outstanding international event was the visit to moscow of the prime minister... of india , nadi, we will talk in a couple of minutes about what was discussed, what we think we managed to agree on, but first let's just note the obvious that the very fact that the indian prime minister came to moscow, right on the eve of the nato summit, and spoke about putin as his friend, it had the effect of a bomb exploding, i'm sure that... like the sh

little boy, intuitively understands what these people threaten the world with, oh you, and these people do not know and will never know what this father is experiencing a little russian boy who reads these poems to him. come back daddy home, your body unharmed and alive, and the garden, and in the winter and on days off, we’ll talk about everything with you, i’ll go skating, fall, get up laughing, the vice has long been in me, i have fear, you, i... what’s the fate the little boy was returning with war, i have so much to tell, there are a couple of days left, we are alienating, defeating, i ask the enemy, those who separated us for a long time, show all the charm of the kuvak, you have enough strength for all that, because of you the world has been broken for people, i’m doing it purely above the ground, come back, it’s better for morik to make peace and take the garden on the move, well, that ’s probably all for today. i hope we all have something to think about, and without wanting to break the established tradition, i want to invite you, as always, to raise a glass to victory, to our

he'd never even heard of that little boy before . heard of that little boy before.rd of that little boy before. yeah. i honestly advise all of you to go and look up his story. it is just absolutely inspirational. that's the only word i've got for that little boy, andrew says , michelle, can boy, andrew says, michelle, can i just ask what planet is starmer on, saying that he's not going to work past 6:00 in the evening? credit where it's due, andrew. it wasn't every day. it was only a friday. does that make it better for you or not, someone else says , michelle, can someone else says, michelle, can we change his theme tune to dolly parton's 9 to 5? that should be the labour anthem. i'm not sure that one will fly anywhere. look, speaking of music, it was glastonbury this weekend . was you there? is it weekend. was you there? is it your kind of thing or not? well, one of the things that have got people talking there was this so—called artwork from, banksy. apparently it was, a mocked up small boat with migrants in it. it was passed around, the festival goers look at th

to see what other little boys are like. - mark, public schools are no good.chool. you can just find out for yourself how flawed and treacherous it is! - hooray! - you don't want to go to public school, too, do you rebecca? - oh, heavens no. - well, thank god for that. at least my daughter will remain safe! [doorbell rings] - oh, hi. is, uh...is rebecca home? - yes, she is. - uh...can i talk to her? - oh, well i suppose so. rebecca, this little boy wants to see you. - hello? - uh...hi. - hello. - uh...i just... well... that's all. - who was that? - a little boy wanted to see rebecca. - oh, no. i told you the spelling bee was a bad idea! - but the children won, and they were happy to meet the other children. - yes, but now i think we may have opened a pandora's box that we can't close! when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪♪ - okay, children, we have a new

, even this little boy intuitively understands what these threats threaten the world with people, ohou bitch, and these people don’t know and will never know what he’s experiencing... the father of this little russian boy who reads these poems to him: come back home, daddy, to your body unharmed and alive, and to the garden, and in winter and day off, we'll talk about everything with you, i'll go ice skating, fall, get up laughing. i have long since turned my fear into you , the fate of everything is gone, the little boy returned from the war , i have so much to tell you in a couple of days , ostashna, we think it is possible to defeat the alien , i ask you rather the enemy of those? he'll keep us around for a long time separated, show all the charm of the cup, you will get stronger. because of your broken world for people, they made the sky clear above the earth, return to my best kumi and go, well, that’s probably all for today, i hope we all have something to... think about and, not wanting to break the established tradition, i want to offer you, as always, raise a glass to victor

they would code named little boy and fat man. one was designated in a test, a 2nd fellow unhealthy shima. 3 days later, a 3rd fellow negha, saki lost and found out from little boy and fat man killed more than $450000.00 people, the only stipulation sometimes you know, it's against these things, additional interest premier or something. because i'm not sure the system is supposed to be a picture. sensing is just as me, of course they, but they're all of do sort of seem it up throwing up or press one to start. and then we will continue though, don't give us the exclusive cause, missed it. so you feel are squared away mostly because of this stuff to me, pretty much any of a shame spit on, put is joined him and you probably need to do the next steps that are on the computer. so, i mean, is this for your needs for it? yes, we typically, so in this case is we could, you would have started the most, it's across the board has a lot of stores on the, for the listeners can still use for the most of the pretty much so much than the other st

little boy was the first atomic bomb that was used for military purposes. when this bomb in the city center hiroshima landed, killing several thousand people and creating a scene that had never been seen in any war. the number of dead in the following months reached about 20,000 people and hiroshima was practically razed to the ground. all blackened from. from head to toe, it was impossible to tell whether it was a man or a woman. among the people who were running away, you could see people whose bones were sticking out. their skin and muscles were completely hanging from their bodies. when they run away from the city , they fall down as they go forward. then we reached a forest. i saw a kid there, maybe four years old. it was completely black from head to toe. his eye was out of socket and it was hanging, but whatever it was, we were able to lie down for the first time in that area. 3 days after the bombing of hiroshima , while japan was taking its last breath and was not far from surrendering, the fat man dropped the second bomb made in the los alamos lab

this mask was approved by rina vasilyevna zelenaya, who was our guest, i was a little boy, very tiny, to play, and irina vasilyevna , having learned that the little child is learning to play, she tells me, mommy, play something, i say, no, rina vasilievna, i don’t want to , well, what am i playing, i recently picked up something, of course, from the beatles, she says, i really love this liverpool four, amochka, play something, a vocal instrumental ensemble, that’s what they were called in the soviet union, i i say: well, i don’t know, let me try, that means i lift the lid of the piano and start banging andrei nikolaevich precious pearl of my soul, hitting the keys, screaming, screaming, screaming, when this quiet horror ended in the full sense of the word , a huge, heavy horror, rina vasilyevna, in order to somehow soften this... psychiatry in the house, a huge pause arose, aka she loved all soviet children, she didn’t have any of her own, she came up to me and said: “amochka, pat my head, you sang wonderfully, you played wonderfully, amochka, but why don’t you use the pedals that you

was a little boy, probably 8 or 9. but she didn't look like he was breathing to get it wound to the right side of his head. it was kinda kicked up and you can see the fragments of this scroll. so you the pleasure you have small cuts and ed shrapnel ones or other places. so i thought he was dead and then the driver seat was who you can only conclude was the father cuz he was kind of hunched over them to like block of what was happening, which was futile. 111 on the left side of the item. a hello to get a ton about another page. on the brass drum brass, i got a check on the just model the model of the deal. bucklin moore has to be late at the beginning of the i don't know why i went back to the van. honestly just jumped to push me back towards the van. i was looking at the little boy's face. and at that moment he took like an exasperated breath like a like a forced breath, which he wasn't doing before. so i started screaming out the boys a lives the boys alive, and i ran around to the passenger side like i grabbed them.

he was a good little boy. know, it was kind of like being a dad to him. >> tell me about taylor. >> ah, he was -- he was big. big personality. fearless. >> brave? >> brave. not afraid of water at all. he loved the water. >> the first time we took him to a big pool, his expression was, big bathtub! >> we were at my sister's house, running a bath for his cousin, and the next thing you know -- >> he is fully clothed sitting in the water. like, huh, okay. >> taylor was david's mimic. when he was with his dad, whatever his dad was doing, that's what he wanted to be doing. >> david was driving a fuel truck, putting him on the road for long stretches of time. >> i was gone quite a bit, especially in the early years. i'd be gone for a week or two sometimes at a time. kelly and i, you know, had moments where things were good. and then we would have long periods of things where, you know, i was unhappy. >> in 2010, he starts driving for a new company with better hours. >> they offered me home every night, two days off,

little boy was the first atomic bomb that was used for military purposes. when this bomb landed in the center of hiroshima, it killed several thousand people and created a scene that had never been seen in any war. the number of dead in the following months reached about 20,000 people, and hiroshima was practically destroyed the land was flattened. everyone was blackened from head to toe and it was impossible to tell whether it was a man or a woman. among the people who were running away, you could see people whose bones were sticking out. their skin and muscles were completely hanging. it was from their bodies when they were running away from the city , they were falling down as they were moving forward, then we reached a forest , i saw a child, maybe four years old, he was completely black from head to toe, his eye socket was hanging and he was hanging. it was in that area that we were able to lie down for the first time three days after the bombing of hiroshima that japan was taking its last breaths and it was a while before they surrendered. the fat man

boy his fairy tale, little boy, boy, yes, and i’m reading, he says, you said the gray wolf, ivan tsarevichh, you, do you hear, no, to whom am i reading, listen? what, if you take the hero of the fisherman’s joke, just a fisherman, or a hunter, then well, this is a whole layer of people’s passion, well, there are a very large number of fishermen and hunters, i say hello to everyone, and this is one of those, let ’s say very large social circles, because well, in my opinion, at least once some man or woman there in my life, i’ve been on a fishing trip at least once, well , i don’t know, at least i’ve cast. what is it and that’s why there are so many of these jokes, starting with you remember the joke, when a guy is sitting fishing, it means that since he doesn’t have a bite, he’s not getting a bite, he thinks he needs a drink, so once, he took it out, put a glass, poon, poured it, once a sandwich, laid it out, picked it up, and thought like that, well, for fishing, just drink it, since he had a bite, and with his left hand, well, he hooked it clumsily, and there was this little crucian carp

was a little boy, probably 8 or 9. but she didn't look like he was breathing to get it wound to the right side of his head. it was kind of kicked up and you can see the fragments of this scroll. so you the pleasure you have small cuts and ed shrapnel ones or other places. so i thought he was dead. and then the driver seat was who you can only conclude was the father cuz he was kind of hunched over them to like block of what was happening, which was futile. 11 on the left side of the item, a hello to get a ton about another page. on the brass drum brass, i got a check on the just model the model of the deal. bucklin moore has to be late at the beginning of the i don't know why i went back to the van honestly just jumped to push me back towards the van. i was looking at the little boy's face. and at that moment he took like an exasperated breath like a like a forced breath which he wasn't doing before. so i started screaming out the boys a lives the boys alive and i ran around to the passenger side like i grabbed him. an

the people hold on cuz they're coming for you, wake up little boy, they don't want you, wake up, you might threaten their plan, run, run, no, before they come and find you, grow up till you're thought to fight back. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm... hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, on july 14th, 2015, the so-called p5 plus one in iran signed the joint comprehensive plan of action, the jcpoa. well, the deal was between the us, russia, china, england, france, and germany along with iran. the agreement states that iran would cut back on some of its nuclear research and activities, while the other side was supposed to lift nuclear sanctions on iran. what happened to it all, and where's everyone stand now? now nine years later. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. ray mcgovern a pharmacy ia analyst out of rawy north carolina and scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer out of san francisco. well, thanks so much, good having both of you with us. let me start this off in ronley and ray. what your overall thoughts about that original

in principle, this angry boy with a wooden saber has no children. how he diligently tries to imitate the image. and they will never know what the father of this little russian boy, who reads these poems to him: daddy come back home, body unharmed and alive, and the garden and a day off in winter, we’ll talk about everything with you, i’ll go racing around... i have to get up laughing, the cook has long been in me, i have fear in you, well, why teach come back from the war, little boy , i have so much to tell you, there are only a few days left, but we won’t see each other again soon. defeat, i beg you, quickly the enemy, those who separated us for a long time, show all the charm of kurak, you will get strength, from you, the world broken by people, do it cleanly to the ground, come back, best moriku in the world, well, that's probably all for today, i hope we all have something to think about, and not wanting to break the established tradition, i want to invite you, as always... to raise a glass to the victory, to our victory, well.. .

boy little boy boy yes i'm reading, said the gray wolf to ivan tsarevich , do you hear ivan tsarevichthe hero of the fisherman's joke just like that. a fisherman or a hunter, then well, this is a whole layer of such passion for people, well, a very large number of fishermen and hunters, i say hello to everyone, and this is one of these, well, let’s say such very large circles of communication, because well, in my opinion, at least one since some man or woman has been fishing at least once in their life, well, i don’t know, but at least they threw him understands what it is and that’s why there are so many of these jokes, starting as you remember the joke when a man sits on... a stick, it means that since he doesn’t get a bite, he doesn’t get a bite, he thinks he needs a drink, just like that, he took it out and put a glass , pu, poured it, once, a sandwich, laid it out, picked it up, he was like, well, for fishing, just drink it, since he had a bite, and with his left hand, well, so clumsily, he hooked it, and there was such a small crucian carp, the air flies out of the hook, he sees

and so she took the little boy and showed the little boy where the washing machine was, because you can't live in a house without a washer. yes. the other thing had in common was their sense of humor. mrs. ford as you know, she loved to have a good time as as well. and she was always seeing the humor in everything. and then her quiet, elegant way. mrs. nixon did, the same thing. you know, there would seem to be a little bit different, but they both had that humor and the kindness. susan i, want to talk about a moment that showed grace and courage with your mother and it happened. never a good time for any diagnosis, but at such a pivotal moment in your family's life, you had just moved into the white house and your mother got a diagnosis of breast cancer. and if we were doing panel 50 years ago, i wouldn't have said breast cancer because you didn't say that in public. and she could have and others would have kept it as quiet possible. had people who do communications gloss over it. she had people taking pictures of her after her surgery in the hospital room. the first lady of the united s

i was looking at the little boy's face . and at that moment he took like an exasperated breath like a like a forced breath which he wasn't doing before. so i started screaming out the boys a lives the boys alive and i ran around to the passenger side like i grabbed him. and i kept telling him to him, hey, i've got you don't die, you're going to be ok. and in the video you can see me running and then i stop running at that moment he, he looks up a be and i remember feeling has so happy because his eyes were open. but then at the same 2nd, they roll back in the back of his head and his whole body goes land. and i thought he died of that, that the time as i stopped running. and i just place them in the, in the bradley as gently as i could tap and hate as far as i saw it was a boy for a minute and just quietly to myself, i was telling him of a story because when i looked at him, i saw my own son and i think i was just tired at this point. i'm tired of seeing everything that we're doing and my platoon leader tells me, mccord, wha

boy, okay, dina.ry into the soul, but i want to ask what’s wrong with alexander’s father, why aren’t you together, well, everything is fine with him, he’s just married, eh... but does he know that alexander exists? it’s, it’s difficult to raise a child in one place, even two children. i'm strong, yeah. it’s terribly uncomfortable here, let’s go to the back seat, darling, calm down, what are you, i... you gave me a lift, come on, i’ll go home, thank you very much, laris, well, i’ve been with you for a whole month i’m worrying, probably all your saleswomen are already laughing at me, firstly, they’re not laughing, but they’re jealous, tyoma, and secondly, what i asked you to achieve, i didn’t ask, so come on , bye, well, wait, well, come on let’s sit, at least talk, no one is waiting for you at home anyway, huh? you're right, no one is waiting, well, let's talk, well, let's talk, a small tugboat will take care of the piers, and he will come to the aid of those who have landed on '. will drag the uncontr

why do you think little boys are going stones at tanks and we'll never really know how many people are dead? they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in the bed. israel is a terror state and terrorists that terrorize i'll testify my television televize i'm telling lies how many more resolutions have to be violated how many more children have to be annihilated this is not a war it is systematic genocide but whatever they try palestine will never die free palestine free palestine free palestine. hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we investigate the israeli regime's global war against.

boy, yeah, a little boy, a healthy elk, you have to hate your own mother so much , why did he hate hisud is now. but from friday everything is quiet. great, get out. we arrived, well, now you can yell, no one will hear anyway, come on, help, give it here, come on, open it, okay, they could give it to work - home, it’s unlikely that the son would have given his mother such an official gift for march 8, what about the prints, here are the prints of the bird herself, her son and an unknown person, let’s call it mis... not on the lists, the employees rolled their fingers, uninvolved, what are the considerations, do you think that the murderer and this mr. mother to work, ask for money, then give him she refused, and he, falling into righteous anger, strangled her, his own mother, because of money, no, here it is necessary to complete the improvement work there, and is it true that the main construction site from our past will become the real road to our future? the turn that recently took place to the east would have been impossible without the bam. this will be your central television. to

, even this little boy, intuitively understands what these people threaten the world with, you bitch,, what the father of this little... russian boy, who reads these poems to him, is experiencing, daddy come back home, body unharmed and alive, i ’ll take the day off in the garden, talk to you about everything let's talk, i'll skate, fall , get up laughing, the cooks have all been around for a long time. i am afraid of you, you, well, i, everything has a fate, come back, little girl from the war, i have so much to tell, we have a couple of days left, then we will win, i ask the enemy as soon as possible, those who will separate us for a long time. show all the beauty of kurak, you have enough strength for everything, the world has been knocked down by you, you are purely above the ground, come back, the best morik in the world, due to exit. well, that’s probably all for today, i hope we all have something to think about, and without wanting to break the established tradition, i want invite you, as always, to raise a glass to victory. for our victory, well, that’s all, so our crooked sw

, even this little boy intuitively understands what these people threaten the world with, you bitch,these people do not know and will never know what the father experiences in... this little russian boy, who reads these poems to him, daddy come back home, body unharmed and alive, and the garden and a day off in winter, we’ll talk about everything with you, i’ll go for a ride on the lights, fall, getting up laughing on... i’ve long since turned my fear into you to everything fate , the boy returned from the war, i have so much to tell , a couple of days left between hundred meetings, wait for victory, i ask rather the enemy of those who... separated for a long time, show all the charm of the fist, you have enough strength for something, and yours, the world is broken for people, you are purely above the ground, come back, my best kumi, to those gardens i'll take it and go out. well, that’s probably all for today, i hope we all have something to think about, and not wanting to break the established tradition, i want to suggest you, as always, raise your strap. for victory, for our vict

boys, boys, then just boys who started everything, also by order, but nevertheless, the same age, thee of the nation we we say, who woke up, a little bit came. a little bit came, and it was a very scary time, because it was then that the address of iryna farion was leaked to the network for the first time, her private data, it started then, i think that it was not only the neighbors who were looking at this suspicious guy and did not react in any way, this is a big question to... everyone, probably, why did this happen, and what is our responsibility as well, not only to continue her work, not only to ensure that not equal states, finally, as we have always said, a nation of necrophiles , then it really exists, haven't heard it, haven't heard it all these years, and only now? and only now, when such a terrible victim was about to happen, is he dumbfounded, gives comments, zelenskyi, president zelenskyi, the highest leadership, was everyone involved then, or why was it not involved then, but i have this question, later there were trials, this also the situation of danger when she wins

and they will never know what the father of this little russian boy is experiencing, who reads these poems to him: come back daddy home, body unharmed and alive, and the garden, and in the winter it’s a day off, we’ll talk about everything with you, i’ll come skating on... . i have to get up laughing, i have been afraid for a long time, i have to teach you everything, come back, little boy from the war, i have so much to tell, there are only a couple of days left, we are alien. to win, i ask the enemy as soon as possible, those who separated us for a long time, show all the charm of kurak, you will be wooed strength, from your broken world to people, makes it purely on earth, come back, my best kumi. well, that’s probably all for today, i hope we all have something to think about, and not wanting to break the established tradition, i want to invite you, as always... to raise a glass to the victory for our victory, well, that’s all, here comes our swordman - crooked handle. said: we’re leaving one by one, if anything happens, we, that’s right, geologists are looking forward to seeing

it is about a little boy from mississippi.o there because he was black. despite growing up in the jim crow south refused to let vulnerability. he paid his way through college, served honorably in vietnam, and started a trucking country -- company with one trailer, hauling beer back and forth between detroit and milwaukee. i grew up in awe of that story because it is my dad's story. it is part of my story. he and my mother raised me, never telling me this was a racist country. never. never. no we have much further to go, even though they endured racism, it did not define the nation they loved. they taught me i could do anything i could set my mind to. they taught me to use my blessings to be a blessing to others. and that is what we are doing here today. that is why i went to west point. i flew 750 hours in operation iraqi freedom. [applause] you know, that is something else me and president trump have in common. bad guys shot at us both and missed. and we will keep on fighting for america until the good lord takes us home. by

and so she took the little boy and showed the little boy where the washing machine was, because you can't live in a house without a washer. yes. the other thing had in common was their sense of humor. mrs. ford as you know, she loved to have a good time as as well. and she was always seeing the humor in everything. and then her quiet, elegant way. mrs. nixon did, the same thing. you know, there would seem to be a little bit different, but they both had that humor and the kindness. susan i, want to talk about a moment that showed grace and courage with your mother and it happened. never a good time for any diagnosis, but at such a pivotal moment in your family's life, you had just moved into the white house and your mother got a diagnosis of breast cancer. and if we were doing panel 50 years ago, i wouldn't have said breast cancer because you didn't say that in public. and she could have and others would have kept it as quiet possible. had people who do communications gloss over it. she had people taking pictures of her after her surgery in the hospital room. the first lady of the united s

even this boy, even this little boy, intuitively understands what these people threaten the world with know, what the father of this little russian boy who reads these poems to him is experiencing. come back dad. like home, my body unharmed and alive, i’m in the garden, and in the winter it’s a day off, we’ll talk about everything with you, i’ll skate, fall, get up laughing, i’ve had fear in myself for a long time, you, i have everything.

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jessica nelson was a hard- working single mom who doted on her little boy and kept her loved ones close, then one morning she was found dead in the house she shared with her son. the discovery left her family shattered but their ordeal had just begun. detectives would soon discover someone close to jessica was living a lie. here is keith morrison with evil intent. >> as 9:00 in the morning on the 25th of june, 2015, omaha, nebraska. missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter, jessica, worked. she was an hour late. >> as like what, what do you mean they're not there? they were like she is not here. we've been calling her. >> the thing was, jessica was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panicked now, she ran to her car. was jessica in her home sick? >> i was calling her on the way over there and thinking i went over to that then i started to think really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere, passed out, maybe she was in a really bad car accident. >> but you know it was something bad? >> i felt something was wron

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boy living there. today i came at 3 am on the line is really not very long and that i should be out of here in about 7 am to mom a little bit. but let's say it takes 4 or 5 hours, or sometimes 6 or 7. 1 time it took like 10 hours, we arrived at 3 am and left at 4 pm. i mean, it's not easy. it's all about allowed. me could have both fuel from a station without too long queues, that fuel that would be sold. the international market price is in us dollars. something no tool venezuelans can afford for dummy the hours of inconclusive. today's goals are the only way to ensure his call has a full tank of gas boiler. and uh, well, it's going to be 6 am on the vocal. we're not far away. about 10 or 12 cars. but bear with me on that. then i can go back and rest a little in the early morning to get my energy back la moda. wow. of where is that going? what this dummy finally reaches the pump is too dangerous to film for along the stations that run by the meal paramilitary groups who often demand bribes just to fil

to oh lord if you're walking with the people hold on cuz they're coming for you wake up little boy they don't want you wake up you might threaten their plan run before they come and find you grow up till you're taught to fight back. لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله؟ هذا صاروخ في له جناح تقنيات هذا معلم 273. this is azady square, the most famous in tehran, these tiny black flags hang around the tower. are not there at ordinary times like this, but now these small black flags are symbols. there are the signs of one of the most important morning ceremonies in iran. i a filmmaker and you can only hear my voice. i am the narrator of the documentary and this is azadi square. these days all of us grieving for the martterdom of noble man, imam hussein, the third shiah imam. he said once, if you have no faith, at least be a free man. our home is near asadi square, in persian, azad means freedom. like many other youngkel, i write the mom's name on my car's rear windshield. i'm heading to a city lying 677 km from here. it's one of the most... beautiful historical cities in the country known for holding vi

boy, they don't want you, wake up, you might threaten their plan. the headlines this arm forces announce new round of anti-israely operations targeting the port city relats inside. occupied territories and american ship in the red sea. the israely military pushes ahead with the stealthy air and artillery strikes on the gaza strip, killing more innocent civilians in the blockaded palestinian territory. and an international human right organization says israel is targeting all aspects of life in northern gaza to force his people to move south.

boy from such a here's my stomach, let's check it out, i was scared off, two pairs of new shoes fell ones... and since i got a ticket, tell me to the military registration and enlistment office, they brought me to the military registration and enlistment office, but i'm already a komsomol member, so to speak, i went to the front , and thus i ended up in school, the best soviet youth go to special schools, prepare to defend their homeland. there is such a concept, one for all, all for one. it helps to reveal the best quality of each suvorov student. in order to raise a true patriot, you must always demonstrate personal example. we have very sincere officers and warrant officers who serve, who treat children with love. the project features belarusians, choreographer, psychologist, senior officer of the minsk suvorov military school. about patriotism, spiritual and moral education and continuity of generations, there are not many children here, only 480, you can remember their names, you can remember what kind of... we introduce you to the architectural memories of belarus from differen

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as a little boy, like all soviet children, i attended kindergarten without any pleasure, it was thereant was supposed to appear in a puss-in -boots costume, this was my favorite character, my grandmother, tayavana mushtaeva, a born miscreant from the unfinished, she once read charles perot to me in the original in french, and then translated it, and i fell in love this character is like my own grandmother, i had to appear in this suit, when in boots, they sewed me from a red english plaid, which dad just brought from england. a fluffy costume, a mask was ordered from prop men at the big theater, they sewed a tail on me, and it wasn’t just a tail, it was a prop for work, so that means i’m flying to this soviet kindergarten, i was so nervous, so worried, so worried, put it on suit, it means i’m flying into the tree, santa claus, snow maiden, the tree is behind, sugar-white lenin stands and smiles, ilyich also winks at me, and i think that he’s laughing at me, ilyich, ahead of time. haven't shown anything yet, in the hall grandmothers, grandfathers, mothers, everyone is laughing, it turn

and so she took the little boy and showed the little boy where the washing machine was, because you can't live in a house without a washer. yes. the other thing had in common was their sense of humor. mrs. ford as you know, she loved to have a good time as as well. and she was always seeing the humor in everything. and then her quiet, elegant way. mrs. nixon did, the same thing. you know, there would seem to be a little bit different, but they both had that humor and the kindness. susan i, want to talk about a moment that showed grace and courage with your mother and it happened. never a good time for any diagnosis, but at such a pivotal moment in your family's life, you had just moved into the white house and your mother got a diagnosis of breast cancer. and if we were doing panel 50 years ago, i wouldn't have said breast cancer because you didn't say that in public. and she could have and others would have kept it as quiet possible. had people who do communications gloss over it. she had people taking pictures of her after her surgery in the hospital room. the first lady of the united s

who was found crawling alongside the side of louisiana. >> interesting date that little boys older brother was later found dead nearby. >> official say the kids have been abandoned and the toddler survived for days. and tropical storm conditions. cnn's nick valencia has more on what we're learning. nick how did all of this happen? yeah, boris and jessica as a father is just unfathomable to think what these children experienced before they were found that one-year-old found just a day after his four-year-old brother was found dead along the same stretch of ai ten. there in louisiana, nine miles away. authorities there in the area where this child was found, they believe that this is a case of child abandonment and they say that the mother who's been identified as a lea jack, 25-years-old, that she the abandon her two children as tropical storm-force winds and rain. we're barreling down on the gulf coast. they're hailing this truck driver who spotted the one-year-old in a ditch, the authorities there believe after wandering around the interstate for at least two days and they're calling that

bombs dunng was this little boy making bombs during his science lesson? doing ? oh, well, what was he doing? oh, well, he said he was gay. not queer like so what? what was he doing? what was he doing? well, he's been seen firing a little. a little bow and arrow with a foam tipped ends. well, that's not terrorism, is it? that's not a police matter. that's not even a police matter. that's not even a headteacher matter. >> well , to say yes. no, >> well, to say yes. no, absolutely. i mean, i mean, it's insane to say that hamas should be wiped out. they are a proscribed terrorist, fundamental fundamentalist organisation , rapists, organisation, rapists, murderers. there's absolutely nothing wrong with saying that they should be wiped out. nothing wrong at all. you know, it's not in any way near illegal. and the fact that he's jewish and has been receiving anti—semitism himself. and the other thing, as you say, he said that non—binary isn't real, that that's a protected belief that you're allowed to say that. of course. absolutely. and also the fact he says he