advantage of the mills act. so i am asking you to adopt this. >> moving to the online callers, there is nobody online for public comment. >> the question i have for supervisor peskin is given the point that the contracts are terminable at any time by the parties, and presumably extendable. >> not to interrupt you, acting chair mandelman. it is a rolling contract. so absent an action by the city, every year it continues to roll for another 10 years. so it takes an affirmative action. it doesn't automatically terminate and be renewed. it rolls forever and is like a williamson act contract. it requires either party to actually affirmatively terminate, and that termination becomes effective 10 years in the future. you could let it run for one year and we could actually grant the mills act contract today and terminate it effective tomorrow. it would terminate in 10 years. what i am suggesting -- and if that were to happen, the amount of property tax abatement would be significantly smaller. and so in working with the

they were simply called johan's mill or jacob's mill.e part of bonaparte's possessions, he issued a decree according to which all important buildings had to have their own names. so by the way, we got street names, house numbers and mills. then they got their official names. the mill cat is seen by the owner who named her so adored cats cats regularly worked until the middle of the 19th century, then the capricious and fickle wind began to increasingly replace steam, completely simplified and powerful , a lot of steam engines appeared, and me gradually turned into warehouses and most likely would have perished forever if not for the energetic and resourceful and local residents in fifties of the last century. in our district, a society of windmill keepers was created; its representatives began to buy out mills, adapted linings to restore them and use them either as a museum or according to their wishes. for its intended purpose in 1955 was redeemed. and this mill is in the sixtieth year. she again became schismatic, why do we need old wi

above the canton mill, he says, the river is beautiful and thriving.rter says it's a different story. (ned mcwherter) and that discharge comes out, and it's just an aolute sewer. (news anchor) mcwherter sa he met th champion's chairman of the board and studied 10 years of the paper company's annual reports. the governor said he learned that champion and its stockholders have been doing very well, while nothing has been done to clean up the river. (millie buchanan) chamon, in 1908, built a very large mill on a very small river, using a very toxic process on a river that at low flow, was totally diverted through the mill. what champion brought to north carolina were jobs that were very good paying for the area. the smell was really awful, but in canton, they'd say it smells like money, where anywhere else it just stank. and in tennessee, there were none of the jobs, and some of the few jobs in that area needed clean water. (duay o'neill) in my earliest memories in the early 1950s, you know, the stench was horrible; big clots of brown foam, and of course,

jeff mills, it seems crazy at first.g all his supplies i mean, if you are going to make chips and program cars, why not have the raw materials in lithium? >> yeah. i would never you know bet against elon musk's ability to do something like this i guess the question is, can they do it better? i think the answer is probably but i don't understand this enough it seems to me a lot of slowness associated with actually mining this stuff is government approvals and regulation it's not about technology and building a better mouse trap so that's what tesla, obviously, would have an advantage in soive just don't know. in terms of a stock like lithium america, we talked about tell earlier in the week. i said you have to be careful, the stock can drop 25% in the bling of an eye, due to headlines. maybe that's where it is now it feels like there is room because of the demand. it feels like you can sell to other people other than tesla. there are a lot of people trying to grow really rapidly right now. >> it's not like elon musk was o

and this is a mill. whoever has the mill and the prince will recall this.o was said about me was said. yes, i tried to tell everything, so that after all i, well, of a princely family, yes, a circassian of such a princely family. she says to me, well, this georgian she tells me, and you have a circassian at the mill here is our prince indeed, the mill was in boots to the circassian prince. right there, one step literally after such a heartfelt in-depth story about children, parents and mutual understanding, vital words should be heard in our program. the roman heart of their monad will now say you will have a child you will have a child you will have a child you will have a child who will have you? to the family of everyone, when everyone is at home again replenishment for vanya from the orphanage in the pskov region, which we showed in our program, was found family. today we are going to one of the orphanages in the kemerovo region. hello meet everyone, when everyone is at home this is dinara hello well, because i have already been to different cities, but

duke, but it's there only 2 blocks of buildings left before the mill. yeah. there's a small area around the factory and the enemies. they're hiding, the basements. they just want to get those. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will shell them 1st before we send in close quarters, assault troops, which all over to bottle dr. meanwhile, mario pulse defenders offset to fight till the end. our team of correspondence in ukraine includes rebecca richer. she's currently in a pin on the outskirts of kia and joins us now. rebecca, ukraine's president of zalinski has said that he'll pull out of peace talks, a prussian forces kill ukrainian soldiers defending mario pole. what do you make of that? that's right, terry. i just after that surrender or di order was given by russia, president lenti came out and said if those soldiers of the ukrainian so does are harmed, if they're killed, then the pace talks will die with them. but in reality, the peace talks have been dead in the water for a few weeks now, ever since the russians retreated from areas like air

some mills have switched from manufacturing paper to pulp and cardboard. polyps is sold mainly to the asian market where demand for sanitary paper is growing rapidly. packaging materials are expected to take up 2 thirds of to paper industries, global output by the end of 2022. now to some of the other global business stories making news, ukrainian, president philadelphia. lensky has held a call with i. m f chief crystelina, georgia, about ukraine's postwar reconstruction. later this week, ukrainian prime minister dennis shem hall, is due to a 10 both meetings of the i enough and the world bank in washington, where he will seek further financial assistance for ukraine. around 200000 people in moscow are likely to lose their jobs due to foreign companies leaving, or suspending operations in russia. that's according to the city's mayor, sergey of yanine, global firms from across the world of business have been leaving russia since the beginning of the war and ukraine. long hughes of russian and belarus trucks remain at the polish bowers border after a deadline for them to leave the you t

marketsite in time square, this is "fast money" i'm melissa lee tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, jeff mills, tim seymour, and guy adami ahead on fast, snap snap back, shares rising after the company's latest earnings report, we're dialled in and will bring you all the details plus coming up on day three of netflix slide and chart matt master has a call what it do with the stock right now and later, stock is going green, new jersey opening for legal marijuana sales and we got the executive chair for the company now allowed to cash in starting with the s&p reversal giving up gain 1% earlier and finishing down almost 1.5% this as fed chair powell hands down more aggressive action coming soon. >> there's something in the idea of front-end loading, whatever accommodation one thinks appropriate. that points in the direction of 50 basis points being on the table, certainly we make these decisions at the meeting. we make them meeting by meeting but i'd say 50 basis points is on the table for the may meeting. >> looks like you used our desk. was it filmed right here. >> he was in washington, d.c.. b

at 4 other mills. the union insisted that way to stay at previously agreed levels with no cuts in pay. book the hell am i'm a modicum, remarkable. with a human log on paper market still need 10 such millions of tons of fine paper on them all, even if demand is declining mid gallon, of course, but we are asking where do you want to have it manufactured very up. they had here, but he or elsewhere it was to pull when i was order, somebody came with bucket laska in a country where 75 percent of the surface is covered and forest raw materials are plenty as a result of the insecurities plaguing the industry. some mills have switched from manufacturing paper to pulp and cardboard. polyps is sold mainly to the asian market where demand for sanitary paper is growing rapidly. packaging materials are expected to take up 2 thirds of to paper industries, global output by the end of 2022 now to some of the other global business stories, making news, ukrainian, president, a lot of me as the lensky has held a call wit

at 4 other mills, the union insisted that way to stay at previously agreed levels with no cuts in pe book you had a mind, ma, monica, not a model. would that be a good local paper? market still need 10 such millions of tons of fine paper for them all. even if demand is declining. miguel nicholas, but we are asking where do you want to have it manufacturer? it's pretty updated here, buddy or elsewhere was the problem i was want to somebody because it last kick in the country were 75 percent of the surfaces covered and forest raw materials are plenty as a result of the insecurities plaguing the industry. some mills have switched from manufacturing paper to pulp and cardboard. pulp is sold mainly to the asian market, where demand for sanitary paper is growing rapidly. packaging materials are expected to take up 2 thirds of to paper industries, global output by the end of 2022. now to some of the other global business stories making news. ukrainian president valadez lensky has held a call with i left chief crystelina, georgia about ukraine's post war reconstruction. later this week, ukra

matter, your polls last pocket of resistance, several thousands of believe to be defending a key steel mill against russia's destructive attack. and we survived hitler, and we will also survive. putin is really put o moscow claims it's attacking not as a menu crane, but these orthodox jews in the ukrainian town of man, i say russia is the real threat. and they calling for more support, particularly from germany. ah, i'm feel good. hello, welcome to the program. major ukrainian cities are under renewed attack from russian asked strikes, powerful explosions, hit the western city of live this morning. at least 6 people were killed and several others injured according to regional officials. the initial report suggest the abstract targeted military infrastructure and the vis largely been spared the worst of the violence until now as joint d. w corresponding to emanuel shas, who's there. welcome emanuel. you were caught up in these explosions yourself. well, i haven't heard the explosions or feel there happens or in other parts of the city, but they were air sirens early this morning and everybod

he says captain mills clothed him in a sailor's jacket and killed and a new white shirt. he had no shoes. although breastly wanted to remain in boston and fall 1763 captain mills transported him to new haven connecticut and sold him to a yankee puritan from milford. mills's hometown compared to the bustling international ports bracelet visited new haven was a small conservative town on long island sound the village proper was organized around the town green where brace would have seen three churches for yale college buildings a courthouse jail and grammar school the population of new england was only about 2% black whereas barbados was 85% black. all of new england colonies legalized slavery between the years 1641, massachusetts and 1714 new hampshire codifying it as an inherited racial status, although impoverished white locals and immigrants were routinely i'm sorry, although slavery did not flourish in new england the way it did in southern colonies impoverished white locals and immigrants were routinely sold into indentured servitude and africans into slavery in new h

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because there are hundreds of them, trapped as well, underneath the mill., right now. a lot of them are going to die in the near future. and these are the people who are our fighters, protecting mariupol, for months already. and we need to get these people out. >> i'm glad that you actually said, hoping that russians keep their word. because i want to play for you but russian foreign minister sergei lavrov briefly said about setting up humanitarian court orders to get people in the steel mill to safety. and then i want to hear your reaction after. >> we are stuck because of these inconsistency, because of the desire to play games every time. there is no need for anybody providing help to open humanitarian corridors. there's only one problem. humanitarian corridors, which are being denounced on a daily basis, are [inaudible] by the ukrainian nationals. >> so the foreign minister blaming the ukrainian people seeing in fact the court orders that the russians are setting up are being ignored by the ukrainian people. oleksandra, what is your reaction to that? >>

olga meshcheryakova visited one of the oldest flour mills in the capital, bread and salt from grateful the quality the tasting table turned out to be laconic, but informative 10 glass containers with flour of various shades, a huge assortment of a powerful flour mill, coat machines grind grain to the smallest particles, super calcium, there is such a yellow one. the cream color of flour, this is exactly what flour should be like, here for pasta, we could not see a single popular inclusion in the product. with what high speed does the camera scan the space and when a black dot appears somewhere it does signal to the injector the injector with air knocks out spoiled grains 95.000 183 shots at this very minute, the filling machines manage to pack 14 bags of flour weighing from 5 to 12 kg, it turns out 9.5 t / h, which is an hour yes, what a day we produce on this machine there are about 180 tons, the head of the mill, such a position for eugene is the most complicated equipment. the responsibility is huge , this technological line is called a flightizer. why because ballets gather here, w

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workers in a steel mill that's operated in pueblo, colorado, for nearly 150 years.r symbol of american industrial resurgence, except for one now gut-wrenching problem. it's russian. >> we have that stigma of being a russian-owned company. >> reporter: two-thirds of all shares of this mill's parent company are owned by kremlin-connected russians, and its biggest shoulder is the oligarch, roman abramovich, who is closely aligned with vladimir putin and has been sanctioned by the uk, eu, and canada. the british claim abramovich is or has been involved in destabilizing ukraine via evraz plc, including potentially supplying steel to the russian military, which may have been used in the production of tanks. the company denies it. but when russia invaded ukraine, u.s. steelworkers here in pueblo woke up to a distasteful possibility that somehow they are supporting vladimir putin in this. >> hearing all this stuff, it's heartbreaking and, you know, it's very -- i have my own kids, so it makes it tough to sit there and see all the stuff going on. >> reporter: steelworkers da

the first mill valley little league alumni to make the biggs. how about that? >> nice! >> out of the valley? >> end of the show. >> great stuff, earn. thank you. >>> outside lands, announced it's one of today. >> a good one, more than 90 artists are set to perform at the festival this year. >> green day is set to be one of the headliners this year, the band's first time performing at the festival. rapper post malone at the headliner, making his outside lands debut. >> and a grammy award winning singer, sza, will take the stage. tickets will go on sale for about $400 at 10:00 tomorrow morning. and those usually sell out like that. >> yeah, get the more expensive ones -- get the $800 package. >> yeah, we could be the good gift. well, thank you for watching captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, putin's new offensive. thousands of russian troops bombard a stretch of 300 miles in ukraine as the battle for donbas begins. constant shelling in the eastern part of the country as the kremlin begins its fight for what's called the industrial h

kylen mills live in a with some of the details. hey, kylen. >> hey, vicki and grant. this was a thriller to say the least. the sellout crowd here at oracle park got quite the show in today's home opener, the giants went down 5, 4, late in this game. they managed to come back and tied up 5, 5, with a home run in the bottom of the night. so we've got some free baseball here at oracle. what's to complain about that? the ending to this game ended up being thrilling in the bottom of the 10th outfielder tyro estrada hits a home run or rather that was the 9th inning home run. austin slater, the outfielders one hit a double in the bottom of the 10th darin ruf came around the bases. it you really couldn't tell if he is going to be throughout the plate. he just barely pulled it off. you guys, every single person in this, ballpark was on their feet. it was absolutely while people were going nuts, there pas so much energy here. so much fun. however, manager gabe kepler said after the game, he did not feel like the giants play their best baseball. he says he did feel like some guy

i'm kylen mills kron. 4 sports. >> remember that both stuff for a while.hile, the a's starting their season in philadelphia against the phillies. first batter for the phils. we're going to pick this one up. kyle schwarber. takes fran team on frankie on toss deep to right center. and gon. not a great start for the a's one. nothing. phillies. didi rig, henri base hit to center. hoskins scored on that 1, 5, nothing phillies look like they'll run away with it. but here come the a's. top 7, seth brown with the drive to right center. that is way out for 2 run home run. and the final score of this game was 9 to 5 philadelphia. so not a great start for the a's but a long season, right? that's it (music throughout) oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i lik

the state an add-on mail will be and at on mill plan is going to be offered. that guests can purchase with their to get some passes. the change comes after a santa clarita man said he used that unlimited plan. remember this story to eat and magic mountain for several years. he was able to save enough money to pay off his student loans. now, the new ad on mill plan costs about $40 for for males redeemable all in one day or throughout the year. a $20 option offers one male and a snack. well, hundreds of mountain lions were killed in recent years trying to cross freeways, which is why these new under and overpasses are such a big priority. shelby nelson reports on the effect to protect one of california's most iconic in native species. >> we need >> more than they need we see them sometimes in unlikely places. >> i live descending on to urban areas in crossing heavily trafficked roads and freeways like this mountain lion that was killed after being hit by a car while crossing pch in malibu last month. >> human beings did not exist. they would carry on. they are d

it's a little more interesting than your run of the mill easter egg hunt today. a group of undersea easter eggs that had been left behind. >> by a scuba diving easter bunny. and that looks right there. this is the florida keys, national marine sanctuary. >> the underwater easter egg hunt is staged each year by the operator of captain slate's dive adventures in the upper keys. it helps to raise funds for a charity that supports children in need. and this one is actually one of several dives that are staged to promote marine animal protection and reef conservation. cool thing here. real hard boiled eggs. they were used in event and sort of helps out with you know, the adverse impacts of the marina yukos is right. what happened? not something the last day let's put more plastic in the ocean, right? we need this is also on my bucket list. as i do it, another life. so i would like to do >> easter celebrations do not end today, though, the white house easter egg roll is going to be returning to the south lawn tomorrow. the president first lady are going to be welcoming

i from mill, mill thump, thump. joining me now from virginia, jealous, far beyond a crutch, my fabi on the mood appears to have drastically changed in beijing just within this past week. yeah, actually only within a couple of days, i mean the authorities have detected an infection cluster and set it spread unidentified for roughly a week before one the case was linked to a trouble group. one other case was linked to a school. and since then we've basically went into must testing and as you can see behind me there lots of those testing stations and each of them basically em. yeah . conducts thousands and thousands of p c artists every day. and yeah, the mood i would say among the people we try to stay upbeat when i talk to residency, try to stay outdoors as much as possible because of course we are fearing a possible potential locked down m many have stop out of food. actually, every one that i know have m you bought, you know, can vegetables a lot of rice, et cetera, to be prepared. and some have even bought a new freeze us and fridges, because that's the key. you have to store as much

we are back with army combat veteran cory mills. he is a congressional candidate from florida. ten years in the middle east and conducted the very first successful land rescue of americans out of afghanistan which the biden administration has tried to take credit for. i just want to point out that as we are looking at russia and vladimir putin create death and destruction, joe biden has been hoping to get the united states back into the iran deal. and these negotiations include several of russia's top state-controlled nuclear companies standing to gain billions of dollars in revenue as part of a new nuclear accord with iran that will waive sanctions on these firms so that they can build up tehran's nuclear infrastructure. according to the u.s. government documents reviewed by the washington free beacon. so while he is saying how bad vladimir putin is, he's also in the middle of a negotiation putting together a deal where russian companies are going to get billions in revenue as they been fit from the iran nuclear deal. -- benefit from the iran nuclear deal. your thoughts. >> th

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definitely not your run of the mill easter egg hunt. there's a group of undersea explorers. they gathered easter eggs that have been left behind by a scuba diving easter bunny. this all happened at the florida keys, national marine sanctuary. the underwater easter egg hunt is staged each year. it raises funds to help a charity that supports the needs of children. the hunt is one of several dive stage to promote marine animal protection and reef conservation. real harbell aides were used to prevent any possible adverse impacts on the marine ecosystem health fund. they will come up in the next hour. today marks the 116 year anniversary of the 19. 0, 6, san francisco earthquake. we're going to show you how the city plans to remember those who lost their lives and those who survived in a live report. >> and its opening game night for the a's were going to give you a taste of what you can expect in a live report. and 2 deadly shootings this weekend in the city of oakland. why one city council member says he's seen an increase of violent crimes in the city. this is elodia. she's a

there are only 2 blocks of buildings left before the mill. yeah. there's a small area around the factory and the enemies. they're hiding, the basements, they do for the little fellow. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will show them 1st before we send in close quarters, assault troops will show up at about a quarter later. meanwhile, mario pulse defenders are set to fight till the end. t w's. rebecca ritters is in air pin on the outskirts of chip. i asked her about ukraine's president, saying he'll pull out of peace talks of russian forces, kill the soldiers defending maria pull. that's right, terry. i just after that surrender or di order was given by russia president once he came out and said, if those soldiers of the ukrainian so does are harmed, if they're killed, then the pace talks will die with them. but in reality, the face talks have been dead in the water for a few weeks now. ever since the russians retreated from areas like air p more, i'm standing right now. like boot church is famed across the world now for some of the

in child care invented by their company chemist procter and gamble victor mills.helped raise three grandchildren and made sure to do laundry and change diapers. khatsky labor at first mills used sawdust as an absorbent, and made the shell from dense plastic, but for hot dallas, the capital of texas was where everything happened. this was unacceptable and in the fifty- sixth product was rejected, then mills took thinner plastic, and made panties on buttons and velcro fasteners so that the body could breathe sawdust replaced granular cellulose products called diapers. this is a derivative of the english word to pamper by the end of the sixties, diapers became a global brand, at the same time, according to technology, milsa, disposable diapers, others began to produce. the company is 40 years old today. the trust service in moscow was created on april 27, 1982. the very idea arose at the beginning of the 20th century in great britain, the united states, priests volunteered to help people who had experienced a severe mental crisis and were prone to suicide after the w

. aha, mill fights - let'sjust keep talking about it as fights.out it as fights. a fight they hope will be _ talking about it as fights. a fight they hope will be about - talking about it as fights. a fight they hope will be about quality | talking about it as fights. a fightl they hope will be about quality as well as equality. women's boxing has reached the top of the empire state building, but it is looking to the patrick gearey, bbc news. we will hope to get life reaction to that super fight from new york a bit later in the show,, but we will get more on that as we get some clearance, as we gather it is very loud in madison square garden! as you can imagine. news to bring you now of a late entry in the bidding to buy chelsea football club. we understand a preferred buyer for the club is to be named. chelsea have been up for sale since last month, just before current owner roman abramovich was hit by sanctions over his alleged links to the russian regime following the invasion of ukraine. sarah mulkerrinsjoins me now to talk more on this. great

the mistress of the northern country wanted to get a magical sambo mill as a ransom for her daughter and prosperity. i remembered that there is a wonderful blacksmith and marinin who lives in a kalevala in his homeland, he took a certain number of items. hmm, including the swan feather there. uh, grain money, there are some subtleties and little things. in general, all this was in the crucible and forged for many days. he is the sampo mill, which in the end turned out to be gratitude, uh, the old woman suckers, and she gave her uh, the daughter of her wife, but the wedding took place but, unfortunately, then their life did not work out under this pine tree, a doctor and a philologist. alice leon mouth wrote down the tale of venin from the words of the singers tree, and this is what the lenrat pine is called. one must think that the scientist spent many days of the famous karelian nights here while the history of the wise sorceress was making its next round. time to surrender russia will again announce a regime of silence today, so that the militants who have settled in azov will lay

ukrainian troops and a few 100 foreign mercenaries are dug in here at the sprawling as of stall steel mill. many civilians and children are also sheltering here. with the passing of the surrender deadline progression, separatist forces say they're now preparing for attack level loop, but there are only 2 blocks of buildings left before the mill. yeah, there's a small area around the factory and enemies. they're hiding the basements, that your father gets over. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will shell them 1st before we send in close quarters, assault troops, which all over about the letter she had read. in his latest video address, ukraine's president volota music. lensky said he believed the russian offensive in the east of the country will begin soon. what? he accused russia of wanting to finish off and destroy the don bess. just as russian troops have raised mary a pull to the ground. while the devil's rebecca written has wall, a russians gave the ukrainian soldiers until $1300.00 to day local time to come out with their hands up or, or risk being shot, being killed.

there are only 2 blocks of buildings left before the mill. yeah. there's a small area around the factory and enemies. they're hiding the basements. they just want to get those. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will show them 1st before we send in close quarters. assault troops will show up at about a book to later she'd read in his latest video address ukraine's president volota musa lensky said he believed the russian offensive in the east of the country will begin soon. what he accused russia of wanting to finish off and destroy the don bess just as russian troops have raised mary apple to the ground. a stone d w, correspond rebecca written in key. welcome, rebecca, i'm president. lance is also said that he will pull out of peace talks if russian forces are killed. ukrainian soldiers are defending murray off all of what else? can you tell us? that's right, phil. i mean, mary po, very much front and center in this conflict at the moment as you just heard those ukrainian forces, ignoring russian orders to come out with their arms a

boxes mill hayes mills.ns us live from st paul, minnesota with how this outbreak could affect your dinner plate. good evening, mills. good evening, christina. and yeah, what i found really surprising is that the average american consumes about £100 of chicken per year and because of this new virus that supply and the price of chicken could definitely go up. we spoke with some turkey farmers, but due to precautions against spreading that disease, we weren't able to go on to the farms in person. it's rare for people to get infected with avian flu, but it's a death sentence for birds , executive director of the minnesota animal board of health says if one bird is infected in a flock, the whole flock has to go. this is a foreign animal disease. the poultry that are affected do need to be depopulated. a couple of reasons for that. first of all depopulation stops the virus, which is exactly what we want to do. we don't want that farm spreading the virus, possibly within the community so far more than 600,000 chick

some living in tunnels underneath the steel mill plant as gunfire rang out about them.cued say they are sharing one loaf of bread for up to 40 people. >> held is what is happening there. it is not possible to describe it. russians are killing people for nothing. if the world does not take measures, it will be the same. something needs to be done as soon as possible. in our backyard, we have very little cemetery and we buried seven people there. >> joey: russian president vladimir put vladimir putin claims he captured the entire city of mariupol in order troops to allow a longer storm the plant where people are hiding. but they will blockade the facility by not even a flight to get through. later in the day yesterday during president biden's address, biden said there is no evidence for putin to claim he has captured mariupol or the steel plant. the city of mariupol has been nearly leveled, but its mayor says it will belong to the ukrainians and not the russians, joey. >> joey: thanks, matt, stay safe. all right, let's bring in army combat veteran and former dod advisor u

surrender or die, but the brigrade are fighting in that massive steel mill in mariupol are determined to hold the russians back, even though there's only a handful of them fighting there the ukrainian officials are saying the russians are using bunker busters to go deep underground and hit basement facilities of that steel mill. but in that basement, there are civilians hiding there the brigade has released videos of women and children hiding under that steel mill, trying to get away from those russian bombs. but the russians have made very little distinction between military targets and civilians as we have seen time and time again in this war. and of course, the massive offensive in the donbas region, don donetsk and luhansk. but as ukrainians keep saying, that war has been going on since 2014 in the donbas area. ukrainians have sent some of their best troops to fend off the russians in that area, and the russians are attacking a line of about 300 miles long, from the south of that area all the way up to the north near kharkiv, which they keep hitting. but the ukrainians have dug tr

he should allow humanitarian corridors to let people in that steel mill and other places buried under rubble to get out. >> civilian evacuations from mariupol have been extremely difficult from the very start of this conflict. now they're almost nonexistent. fewer than 100 people were able to reach the relative safety of zaporizhzhia on thursday. the mayor says many more are desperate to leave but cannot. >> translator: there are still 100,000 people in the city who for the second day in a row are waiting for evacuation, and they give us just a tiny number of buses. like it was yesterday. they said there would be 90 buses but 7 of arrived. >> let's bring in isa soares who is live in lviv in ukraine. >> thank you so much. an unknown number of civilians and ukrainian fighters have been sheltering in that azov steel factory you were mentioning there. they've been there really for weeks. the owner says the situation inside is growing increasingly desperate with food as well as water running low. have a listen. >> when the war started, we have stocked quite a good stocks of food and water

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john stuart mill worried about it turns out however, it can be tyranny of the minority even relatively small groups of people that are ready to whack you online demolish your reputation go to the search engines so that you're called a racist the first thing any employer sees demand that you be fired even small minorities of people can make life living health or dissenters and cause a widespread shilling effect. and at the moment two-thirds of americans say that they are chilled that they are reluctant to say their true beliefs about politics for fear of social and professional consequences. two-thirds and it's about 60% of students on campus. that's approximately four times the level to the best. we can measure its hard to compare. it's about four times the level of 1953 the height of the mccarthy era and a reason for that is in the mccarthy era. there were a couple things you couldn't do and you could you could be pretty safe. in the counseling area. you don't know when you're safe and when you're not and that's on purpose they want to make us our own policemen so that we're always af