and 30 years later when as a result of the shooting in the scottish city of dun blaine, a teacher and 16 schoolchildren were killed, the queen knew who to turn to. we were in the dun blaine cathedral, where the queen met with representatives of the emergency services, members of the local council and other community representatives. she expressed her condolences to them on behalf of the entire country. there was such a moment when in only the queen and the parents of the dead remained, to my surprise, there were about 20 parents there, and among them one mother was so overcome with grief that the queen, who could barely stand, put her purse and physically grouped herself before entering the room because she knew very well who was there, she realized that now she had to meet with people and express to them the support of the whole nation and her own reaction as a mother and grandmother when explosions rang out in london in july 2005, the queen acted according to with its own philosophy of keeping calm and holding on. i want to express my delight to the residents of our capital who, aft

well in the archipelago is definitely not a destination for people who are prone to chill. blaine, but the call was wrapped up properly. ah, it almost seems like the north pole is just over the horizon. a last outpost of civilization and the frozen neu, you may well be wondering where on earth i am. i'm in long year, been in small bard. i'm in europe northern most town. and that is that by far, not the only record long year be in whole ah, valve are lies about halfway between the northern tip of norway and the north pole . longer bean, with a population of around $2100.00 is the largest settlement is on the 78th north parallel. no other settlement with over a 1000 residents lies farther north in time for a 1st look around, but i'd rather go in the company of my guide, frederick frederick and his rifle polar bears could be anywhere here real ones this time. this is the best thing to have with you when it go outside this town. no secret trick to scare them away. you know as to the different kinds of bears in the world. the black bear shall brown bash and white bears on that says that the

first is sarah blain. recognizing her 26 years of service retire in the july as an engineer for the infrastructure bureau. and sfpuc thanks sarah and show gratitude for her outstanding service. sarah blain served a dedicated engineer for san francisco working to provide safe drinking water for the people of san francisco and the bay area and sarah passionately involved with the ifpde local 21 fighting for rights of work and sarah advocates for women in the work place and sarah universal loved by ler colleagues. sarah served the resident engineer for you construction of the alameda creek watershed center the alameda creek watershed and history of the recommend ram and the valley july 1 of dwoo sarah retired after 26 years to the sfpuc and the city of san francisco now resolved this commission offers highest commendations to sarah blain on the celebration of her retirement as an engineer for san francisco and the san francisco sfpuc commission. >> congratulations sarah. i'd like to ask james of our infrastru

if a terror attack fi, russia, ukraine, blaine's iranian made drones and present all of the mirrors, the landscape says districts are continuing also on the program the e u and nancy sanctions against the top members of iran. so holds morality means in response to taylor and violent practice on anti regime protests. ah, on pablo fall, lillius, welcome to the program. explosions rocked the ukrainian capital key, but once again on monday, president vladimir zalinski accuses russia of using so called kamikaze drones to attack the city, according to ukrainian officials, at least 4 people died following an attack on a residential building, authority, se russian strikes in other regions from crane have left several more dead and knocked a power to hundreds of talents. a bright over morning and keep shattered by more deadly attacks from russia. ukrainian capital woke up to a series of explosions early on monday morning. this residential building now a smouldering wreck was one of several struck at least 3 people are believed to have died. as emergency teams worked to rescue injured survivor

did not have enough with their sanctions take moved on to the should also the russian president blaine's the west of the summer.

well in the archipelago is definitely not a destination for people who are prone to chill, blaine, but the court was wrapped up properly. ah, it almost seems like the north pole is just over the horizon, a last outpost of civilization and the frozen noise. you may well be wondering where on earth i am. i'm in long year been in small bard. i'm in europe northern most town, and that is by far not the only record long year be in holes ah borrowed lies about half way between the northern tip of norway and the north pole. longer bean, with a population of around $2100.00 is the largest settlement is on the 78th north parallel. no other settlement with over a 1000 resident lies farther north in time for a 1st look around, but i'd rather go when the company of my guide, frederick broberg, and his rifle polar bears could be anywhere here. real ones this time. this is the best thing to have with you when it go outside this town. no secret trick to scare them away, you know as to different kinds of bears in the world. the black bear shall brown bears on white bears. that says that if it's brown

blaine alexander has more. >> reporter: here in fort myers beach, you really don't have to look far toh. for john, there's nothing that compares to seeing ten years of your life look like this. >> first thing i had to pull up here, stand on top of the pile and you know, basically cry. it's a lot of hard work. >> reporter: he says rebuilding could cost nearly $500,000. the problem is, his insurance won't even cover half of that. a higher policy he says just wasn't in the budget. >> you never really think ahead of something like this is going to happen. you're already paying a mortgage payment and you're struggling a little to begin with. >> reporter: would that have been to expensive? >> yeah. >> reporter: a similar situation for randy beatty. >> that's the couch and recliner and stuff there. >> reporter: all that's gone. >> yeah. >> reporter: he canceled his flood insurance about eight years ago, but when ian hit, the water that spilled into his condo nearly reached the ceiling. >> there's a lot of people probably in the same shape at me. same boat. we're all in the same boat here. >>

the fog is the blaine gets the bay area from coastal valleys. >> right now, pretty stubborn along the bay area coastline, bringing us cooler and cloudier weather out there right now for your early saturday night. temperature change, though, widespread double-digit cooling from the north bay and east bay. even those of you heading into the south bay. but little changed right along the san francisco peninsula coastline. just because you experienced your cooling trend last night because he was certainly out there finally feeling more like the bay area with that cooler cloudier, breezy conditions returning temperatures out there right now. widespread 50's and 60's along the coast. 71 degrees for pittsburgh with the brentwood currently at 80 degrees. so we're tracking temperatures well below average today, anywhere from 4 to 8 degrees below normal. those of you in santa rosa only warming up to 64 degrees. almost 20 degrees below average. they said that strong sea breeze out of the west at 20 miles per hour or less radar for going to track that blanket of cloud cover becoming thicker overni

well in the archipelago is definitely not a destination for people who are prone to chill, blaine, but the call was wrapped up properly. ah, it almost seems like the north pole is just over the horizon, a last outpost of civilization and the frozen noise. you may well be wondering where on earth i am. i'm in long year been in small bard. i'm in europe northernmost town, and that is by far not the only record long here be in holes. ah valve are lies about halfway between the northern tip of norway and the north pole. longer been with a population of around $2100.00 is the largest settlement is on the 78th north parallel. no other settlement with over a 1000 residents lies farther north in time for a 1st look around, but i'd rather go in the company of my guide, frederick broberg and his rifle polar bears could be anywhere here real ones this time. this is the best thing to have with you when it go outside this town. no secret trick to scare them away. you know as to the different kinds of bears in the world. the black bear shall brown bash and white bears that says that the, if it's bro

let me bring in correspondent blaine alexander posted up in atlanta.e time line here and how it gets resolved and the reason why meadows' testimony is significant here. >> reporter: sure. so let's start with the time line. we don't have a date for when the testimony will take place, but we know when it will not take place and that is before november 8th, election day. that is because the d.a., as regard to this investigation is in the middle of what they're calling a so-called quiet period, essentially where they're not doing any activity around the fulton county special grand jury investigation, so that means no testimony, no subpoenas, no any other documents flying around, because, as the d.a. has said a number of times, she doesn't want to give these hearings influence in the election. we know when this day is scheduled for mark meadows to come and testify before the special grand jury, it will not be until sometime after november 8th. as for why this testimony is important, there are several kind of reasons behind it, several prongs to what she sai

the crutch bridge, connecting crimea to mainland russia, a terrorist act, the russian president, blaine, ukraine, special services, the bridge supplies, moscow troops and southern ukraine. the malaysian prime minister, a smile sabri alcove, has as all parliament paving the way for national elections to be held in the coming weeks. it's now made the announcement in a televised address earlier this our north korea later it says its latest mis launches were a way to test the ability of nuclear weapons to wipe out u. s. and south korean targets. qindzhong also acknowledge plans to conduct more tests. can said the launches were in response to joint naval drills by the u. s. and south korea landslide, the man as well, has killed at least 22 people and more than 50 are missing. torrential rain swept tree trunks and debris from mountains in the city of harry us. the area received a months worth of rain in just 8 hours. those are the headlines on al jazeera up. next, it's inside story. little. make a plane. in a multi $1000000000.00 industry with challenge back family, attention, and cultural tr

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hi. protest is blaine, the government for not doing enough to tackle the issue is what some people in the streets of paris had to say about the crisis. it would obviously be my am for the distribution of wealth. first often the government tells us we must 1st produce the wealth. it makes fun of us. we have produced it for a long time. never has france been so rich in the well so badly shed to set up a better way of life to which we have it hid for 4 years. we do not adhere to a political party, we adhere to the idea of better living, and therefore we are here to strengthen and to get mo voice. and the binding administration has reported a draft of the un resolution to send international military forces to haiti as, according to the washington post. the united states is encouraging the immediate deployment of a multinational rapid action forced to support the haitian national police report. a draft resolution follows the un shapes recommendation to send a rapid response force to haiti. earlier u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and stated washington would accelerate the provision o

the de blaine full corruption covering the protest is ali hashim, whose life rest in baghdad. ali tell us a little bit more about what the demonstrate his want and the mood like. when one of this demonstration is more effect. kimble moderation of the 3rd and diversity of the to screen a protest or doc tolbert protests in 2000. and 19 the protest then were sold. several people killed in a very strong confrontation between the a security forces on the under the instructions on even some people were killed by snipers. so in this, in today's. busy as demonstration, people are trying to come on what a diversity raising pictures of those who are killed, raising the same slogans that were raised before. and given the deadlock in the iraq, he political a scene and still the caught up caught option overwhelming the whole system. people calling for the change of the system, calling for reforms. so these are the main slogans that are raised here in w square. there's another for demonstration that the sake in place in a new sure to square which is on the other side of the, of the city. now, over t

and fuel prices and failing to deliver power corruption, mismanagement, and a political crisis of blaine for iraq's blackouts. ah, well the turkish president has arrived in the black sea town of our master are where he's offered prayers and. 2 condolences to the families of the victims of a coal mine explosion, the debt all has now risen to 41 people. more than $100.00 miners were under ground when it happened on friday night. where said, ty, bear to one visited survivors at the local hospital before traveling to the mine. cit. casala is in a marcella. she says, the search and rescue operation is over. now that the final victim has been discovered, the operation lasted shorter than previous incident, like sol mom, back in 2014. but everybody's upset because 4 to one people lost the allies under 300 meters deep. currently, there is still a fire, a partial fire on going at the side, and we are hearing that they are trying to evacuate the gas from that mine gallery, which is down low, where, where the fire that happened. people are upset in the bodies having over the very then every dies on

the russian president, blaine was for sabotage of the knows the pipeline. saying that washington is the name, the main beneficiary of the fact that as well to me a geisha the is behind this drug. with 17 people killed, including 11 children and 24 wounded dead, the school shooting and sent to russia on monday with hello and welcome to our international book austin, life from the russian capitalist. just gone for am. i would gladly you could join us. i'm but tomorrow let's take a look at the top stories of the week. st. mark's a historic event with the russian presence. finally, a decree on the especial to regions. her son m as apple, rosier and 2 republics, done us and little girl into the russian federation. while speaking at the signing ceremony, but i don't have put in called on ukraine for talks emphasizing that the status of the for new territories is non negotiable. the way i'm please get is you need, we call on the key of regime to immediately cease fire all hostilities, the war it on least back in 2014 and return to the negotiating table. we're read

there have been scenes of celebration the earth, all full new rush in turn, 3 night skies lit up in a blaine, the color, the firewood displaying, was held a memorial complex. in the left, the public example, his biggest 15 minute topple. people reacted with chiz and emotions. clinton's announcement, and inc, arizona residents for the seats will lose. no, not for long use. a security concern is all tease more goes the report from mckesson rica immediately after the end of his speech during the applause that we heard. at the end of that speech, people began honking their horns to her people shouting out of their window. certainly a lot of joy, but, but i must say, it is muted this morning. there were several rallies in support of joining russia, people waving russian flags, but the sparse again for security reasons have sought is a hot spot. there have been multiple strikes to day aimed at the city high mas missiles supplied by the united states, launched by the ukrainian military today, the 1st deputy of the head of shift saud his he 2nd in command. mr. salvo vladimir selda saga was next to v

watching out there like my headquarters here in doha coming up. russian president vladimir putin, blaine's ukraine for an explosion on the main bridge to crimea, calling it a terrorist attack, protested, still anchor to denounce the government crackdown that demand the release of demonstrators. and it's the train, this dividing communities in mexico's yucatan peninsula. i the president's plan to connect parts of the area is receiving a cool welcome ah button to the program with apartment block on the other residential buildings have been hit in a russian missile attack. it happened in the southeast and ukrainian city or chapel reach yet. at least 13 have been killed and dozens more wounded. rescue workers have been digging through the rebel faring. people are trapped. now. the city is under ukrainian control, but it's part of a region. russia says it annexed last month, ukraine's president lensky has called the shelling, merciless rou, challenz has more on the damage. zapper is. yeah, the city has experience, nights after night of this, the civilians there have been repeatedly pounded by r

to ourselves and our people which, you know, what's missing is for investment, local authorities, blaine federal legislation and broker fee for discouraging overseas investors from entering the market. but business owners for the say these busy markets at a sign of a new beginning at sherman jazeera remedy. it is the 1st day of the hindu festival of the wally. and that means a gold rush in india. the day is known as dante.

what's missing is falling investment local authorities, blaine federal legislation and bureaucracy for discouraging overseas investors from entering the market. or business owners offered full. i. they say these busy markets on a sign of a new beginning at yakima, jazeera of america, ah, get around up at the top stories on al jazeera, georgia, maloney has been sworn in as italy's new prime minister. her governing coalition is the 1st to be led by a far right party since the end of the 2nd world war law. delegates shinagle, boston, the delegation led by hence of groups and presidents of other political forces of the censure. right. coalition met with president martha rella and agreed on the need to give this nation a new government in the shortest possible time. because the urgency is we face are many, nationally and internationally. nobody from a formal u. k prime minister boys johnson is expected to join the race to get back his old job. for my chancellor, richie su, neck also expected to be a contented cabinet minister penny more than declared her candidacy on friday. china's communi

aspects of washington's fiscal policy than of course, watching new british prime minister or less trust blaine, russian president vladimir putin for the follow. in this case, that would be the fact that interest rate hikes mean extra borrowing costs for working class households at a time when people simply can't even pay their energy bills. we have been in a very long period of low interest rates. and the fact is that due to the war and ukraine pup tried to buy bratia interest rates arising around the world. this is not about what was going on in the war in ukraine already. we. we know that that's a huge challenge, but look at the direct result on that day. and the chief economist at the bank of england dies. hey, ms. interest, right? say, laura, we have a very, very difficult economic global situation because of the war that vladimir putin has perpetrated in ukraine and countries around de prussia around at least seasonal the season posts. and this isn't just about poston. i mean, your shown sl on friday opened up the stable door, inspect the horses so much, he could only see the economy bein

most people can no longer afford. president is blaine, the shortages on hoarders and speculators. ah, both riley's protest is called on present side to get out enchanted. people want a fall of the regime slogan of the revolution in 2011, which sparked the arab spring. the 2 parties who organized the protests of long been bitter rivals, but are now focused on their fight against side. i love you no longer even the tunisian people who fought 50 years for democracy will not allow this crew to circle folks to me. extent of mismanagement and competence and failure . i came here today because of the coo and the miserable conditions. the country is in today. there is no water or milk, no sugar and no petrol. and we have a president who is only interested in power. i came to days to defend my country and to defend our rights to nicea is bleeding with hunger and poverty. we have nothing in tunisia like hatred. we have to wait for hours to buy petrol. what is going on in this system? needs involvement as a freelance journalist in a capital tunas she tells us more about the protest the natio

i'm putting, you know, what's missing is for investment, local authorities, blaine federal legislation and broker fee for discouraging overseas investors from entering the market. but business owners for the say these busy markets are a sign of a new beginning or the actual jazeera at i'm at the at the mens football well cup and casa, get nearer the draw for the women's world cup has taken place in new zealand. a tournament will kick off next july with australia co hosting with new zealand reading champions. the usa have been drawn in the same group as the netherlands and the sara clark reports a record worldwide audience of more than a 1000000000 people is expected to watch the tournament. game on this is club, great, open football for women in sydney. now the way an a glint hat is placed, the 16 is and now runs this tournament. she like the rest of the players in this competition will be in the audience. when astrology and new zealand co host the women's world cup next year, so whole to be able to post like a full women's international toner and on high soil. i already have tickets w

ourselves and our people, which you know, what's missing is falling investment local authorities, blaine federal legislation and broker fee for the cottages overseas investors from entering the market. but business owners for they see these busy markets on his side of a new beginning or the sherman jazeera. i imagine it is the 1st day of the hindu festival of the wally, and that means a gold rush in india. the day is known as dante to us. and traditionally people buy gold, jewelry and coin nowadays, even digital gold. after a 2 year pause because of the panoramic trade is busier than ever this year. a year headlines on our 0 this our russian backed authorities in the ukrainian city, of course on have told civilians to evacuate as keeps forces advance in the region . thousands of people have been leaving in fairies across the new pro river as ukrainian strikes have made the only 2 major bridges from horse on impossible. russia has claimed the region has its own since separate is held referendums last month. mohammed jam june has more on this from keith. there has effectively been a media

local authority is blaine federal legislation and broker fee for discouraging overseas investors from entering the market. but business owners for the say these busy markets on his side of a new beginning or the estimate jazeera, i imagine, ah, ah, we are less than a month away now from the 2022 football walk up here in coach on the next major fif, a tournament is in australia and new zealand and the drawer is taking place for the women's event right now. in oakland, $32.00 teams will compete at the finals with a record worldwide audience of more than $1000000000.00 for cost for the torment. sarah, coffee lasonya love the game on this is club. great, open football for women in sydney. now the way and a glint had, is play for 16 is a now runs this tournament. she like the rest of the players in this competition will be in the audience with a strategy and new zealand co host, the women's world cup next year. so call to be able to host like a full women's international toner and on high soil. i already have tickets where, oh, kind of get out to go and ready and it's gonna be really cool

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local authority is blaine federal legislation and broker fee for the scott gene overseas investors from entering the market. but business owners also for the say, these busy markets, a sign of a new beginning or the actual jazeera, i'm at the we are less than a month away now from the 2022 foot. we'll walk up here and cut on the next major fee for tournament. the women's will come will happen in australia and new zealand . the draw took place in oakland, early or reigning champions. the usa will be looking to seal a 5th title. they've been drawn in the same group as the netherlands. $32.00 teams in total will compete. this is what the full grow looks like. group d sees the asian and european champions, china and england draw together. australia have been drawn alongside world number 7, canada in group b, while that co host new zealand are in a competitive group which includes the philippines, norway, and switzerland. a record, a worldwide audience of more than 1000000000 people has been forecast tuned into torment. sarah clark reports a game on this is club, great, open football for wom

electricity supplies were cut by 30 percent following russia targeting of energy infrastructure he blaine, moscow for forcing power courtesy to walk. russian president vladimir putin as warned the world is facing its most dangerous decade since the end of the 2nd world war. he accused the west of inciting the war in ukraine and said he had no regrets . who can also deny them. moscow is preparing to use nuclear weapons. messina is steady to come. it will be true. we stand at a historical frontier. ahead is probably the most dangerous, unpredictable, but also important decades since the end of the world war 2, which you, when we have never been the 1st to ever say anything about russia, possibly using nuclear weapons. we have only made allusion while answering to the decorations made by the leaders of western countries. sol says north korea has 5 to ballistic missiles office east coast. the launch comes a south korea concludes nearly 2 weeks of military exercises showing young as tested several missiles in the last month. many western analysts believe north korea is getting ready for its 1s

local authority is blaine federal legislation and broker fee for discouraging overseas investors from entering the mark. but business owners often, so they see these busy markets at a sign of a new beginning and yeah, sure, my jazeera out of a mad. yeah. now an unusual scene has played out of the chinese communist party congress and beijing on saturday. in the middle of the closing session, former president who's in town, was escorted out of the hole by 2 men. he was sitting next to president chasing thing in the front row, who spoke briefly to she just before he was taken away. johnny state media reported the former president was feeling unwell. well, only a communist party members approved an amendment to its charter that could give more power to president. she later on sunday is expected to be confirmed as lead of the party for an unprecedented 3rd term to somalia. now where and tar communities are struggling to find food. the countries battling an extreme drought . it's ad for failed rainy seasons. in the past 2 years, the un says the child is being admitted for medical treatment,

the crutch bridge, connecting crimea to mainline russia, a terrorist act, the russian president, blaine, ukraine special services. and he said to hold a meeting for a security council. later on monday, the bridge supplies moscow, troops and southern ukraine isn't as seen as a symbol of russian power in the region. ukraine has not claimed responsibility. some union use it. there is no doubt. this is an act of terrorism. i am to destroying russia's critical civilian infrastructure, its authors, perpetrators, and beneficiaries other security services of ukraine. let's bring him home and he's asked for moscow so soon a president will be chairing about security council meeting. do we expect to hear from him at all? and on the developments in ukraine. yes, yesterday that was talk about the president put in there giving a speech after the meeting about john just mentioned. and there are lots of reports in the media also about the possibility of now focusing on and even using the term terrorism or anti terrorism to describe the special military operation in ukraine. this is not sure, of course,

it blaine's stagnating, daily use a numbers and cuts in advertising budgets. companies found a mark zuckerberg says it is also facing tough competition for rivals. for the 1st time in new zealand history, the majority of law makers, a women. so i a peck, mason has been sworn into parliament as speaker. she brings the balance to 60 women and $59.00 men. new zealand is among just 6 nations in the world where women make up at least half the parliament globally only 26 percent of lawmakers are women. i think it's a credit for new zealand that we've reached a significant milestone after all. we with this country to win the right to vote. ah, this is, let's get around up the top story. ukraine says wet weather and to rain is making the counter offensive in the southern hassan region. more difficult. resident zaleski says the face is fighting is taking place in the eastern tanya squeegee id like to know what to do me so deal with him. there had been no significant changes on the front line. the most severe fighting is taking place into next region. buckman direction of difficult. it is the place wher

the cruise branch, connecting crimea to mainland russia, a terrorist act, the russian president blaine's ukraine. special services, the branch supplies moscow troops in southern ukraine. the malaysian prime minister, a smile sabri alcove, has dissolved parliament paving the way for national election is to be held in the coming weeks. if now may be announcements in a televised address earlier this, our north korea leader says its latest miss how long since we're away to test the ability, if it's nuclear weapons, to wipe out us and south korean targets. qindzhong also announced plans to conduct more tests. kim said the launches were in response to joint naval drills by the u. s. and south korea. protesters in sure line car or demand, or condemning rather a violent crack down on a demonstration in the capital colombo. at least 6 people were arrested off just security forces, toll protest, or they couldn't assemble a landslide venezuela has killed at least 22 people. and more than 50 are missing. torrential rain swept tree trunks and debris from the mountains into the city of to harry us. th

blast on the bridge connecting crimea to mainland russia, a terrorist act, the russian president, blaine, ukraine, special services. he sets a hold a meeting of russia security council later on monday. the courage bridge supplies moscow troops and southern ukraine is and as soon as a symbol of russian power in the region, ukraine has not claimed responsibility youth. there is no doubt. this is an act of terrorism aimed at destroying russia's critical civilian infrastructure. its authors perpetrators, and beneficiaries other security services of ukraine. i. so that was the russian president speaking earlier on. we're just taking you to the life picture right now in the key that's coming to us right here at al jazeera, we've been reporting to several explosions, rocks and not only the capital in ukraine, but several other cities right across the country. the state emergency services say there have been deaths and injuries were not clear yet on the exact numbers with you, those numbers as when we get them right here at our 0. so these are the live pictures from the capital key, where as you

what's missing is falling investment local authorities, blaine federal legislation and bureaucracy for discouraging overseas investors from entering the market. but business owners often fall, oh, they say these busy markets on a sort of a new beginning at yakima jazeera or mad. yeah. ah, ah, we are less than a month away from the 2022 football walk up in. caught out the next big fif a tournament is in australia and new zealand. the draw as just happened in oakland with reining champions, the usa in the same group as the netherlands. 32 teams will compete with a world record world. what audience of more than 1000000000 forecast reformer kicks off in july. sarah clark with his runners game on this is club grade, open football for women in sydney. now that way and a glint had his pipe for 16 years and now runs this tournament. she liked the rest of the players in this competition will be in the audience in australia and new zealand co host, the women's world cup next year. so call to be able to post like a full women's international toner and on her soil. i already have tickets where, oh

blaine got screwed. three united, and we are fighting for the holy three united russia while the singer vika tsyganova speaks to the wounded in the hospital, her husband, the poet, delivers humanitarian aid in one tsyganov. i mean, they're so childish. you see specially opened different flowers. well, look at the soul returns to the city. tomorrow is the next trip to the forefront of all artists a man without a homeland in the soul, yes, and with dual citizenship to him indifferent. but i don't care, because there are many relatives here, it's um, my blood. uh, my territory in spirit throughout. i know history well, and from lugansk to the kremlin - this is my motherland. that's all from donetsk to the kremlin from odessa closed. this is my motherland at the end of february 2022, the vip lounges of the capital's airports were filled with the stars of russian show business. no, they often call there , he left, he, uh, he went, yes, let them go. to be honest, i don't judge in any way. you didn't take an oa

peter is very valuable and has knowledge he needs to know or something so he's trying to get into his blainend it's inside of peter and he gets into peter and find out there's great information in peter's head. now he has that information. >> and that's where peter fights back. >> stephen: so the movie is taking place inside the head of the boy who is possessed by the demon. and, again, let's get back to this, the demon himself is a demon inside the morningy who is inside no one who is now inside of peter. >> and the way they get the demon out is the spray-- it's kind of like hairspray, but... seriously, it's true. >> stephen: you can chase away a demon with hairspray? >> it's true. >> stephen: it's true? >> yeah, it's true. >> stephen: like walk whatnet. what are we talking about here. >> hairspray. >> stephen: any old hairspray. >> because it's peter's mind he can imagine he had weapons and then the weapons just come into his hands. >> stephen: oh, because when he imagines them in his mind they turn real in his mind. >> yeah, so if he imagines the sword, he gets a sword. if he imagines a l

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with us to start our coverage, news correspondent blaine alexander and shaquille bruser. what were the highlights from the georgia debate last night? >> reporter: just to set the seen for this, of course this is a rematch. a highly anticipated rematch between brian kemp and stacey abrams thises the first time the two have met face to face on the debate stage and they took the time to capitalize on what happened in the past four years. brian kemp is a different candidate now than he was then. this time he has a record to run on. and during last night's debate you saw him pivot back to the record. one thing he's underscored was the decision to make georgia the first state to reopen during the covid lockdowns. he said that saved a number of businesses, the economy here in georgia. on stacey abrams' part she went after him on a number of things. one of the things about stacey abrams that has changed is that she has risen to national prominence. a lot of things she's said over the past three years has also remained in the spotlight. so we heard her speak on her issue of access

sheriff, blaine lane, 21 years old, he goes to serve a felony warrant, a woman who had 11 felonies, fourdemeanors. the shoot-out began because she pointed a gun at these officers, it was a bb gun. he died of friendly fire in a situation that have never resulted in gunfire. a league later another officer, his name was tony nunez. same county. shock. this turned out differently. he had a bulletproof vest on and the bullet was stopped by the vest on the st. michael necklace he wore every single day to work. these are two stories just in my local community and they are happening nationwide. we had a political party that perpetuated the anti-cop narrative. i know that the president says we are not for defund the police. get cori bush in line who was asked if she supports it. she said yes essentially is what she said we supported. mr. president, call your members into the white house. pretty powerful place. look at them and say done with this. enough officers have died. >> emily: correct me if i'm wrong i've yet to hear from our nations president or vice president this week on this tragic stat

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very 70 degrees, warm and san mateo right now. 75 degrees in concord. 72 in berkeley. 72 also in blaine on a cooling off. now, 63 in san francisco. all right. we have those offshore winds and they were fantastic crank up the temperatures. but they want those real strong offshore winds. so fire danger really was running high today. and i the next couple days that may change a little bit, not that is going to be drastic, but we're going to see elevated fire conditions into the weekend as see more of an offshore wind. but right now, the sea breeze bringing low clouds and fog back along the coastline. so the temperatures we're going to start to cool down as early as tomorrow. you see that on shore breeze. now all the arrows here moving into the bay going bring with some patchy fog overnight tonight, high pressure showing signs of breaking down. now that ridge that brought you the heat. well, it's going to kind of fall flatten out a bit as we've got a front that's going to drop over the top of it. so temperatures stay warm. it's going to still maybe a little bit hot in some of the interior v

we have more from blaine alexander live for us in atlanta, georgia. and we also have vaughn hillyard in scottsdale, arizona. dems want to flip the governor's mansion and hold on to the senate seat and call on big names like former president obama. >> right. he's actually going to be in nevada tomorrow before making his way here on wednesday, in the greater phoenix area. let me tell you why it is important for democrats here. because for the first time, outside of the parade, in which the two candidates crossed paths, you're going to see the democratic candidate for governor, and mark kelly, the democratic candidate for senate share the stage. it is not often in arizona's recent, i don't even know if recent history is the right way, and let's talk about the last six decades really, in which you've seen democrats really make concerted efforts in this sort of a way, right? you've seen kyrsten sinema, mark kelly, even try in their 2018 and 2020 bids to paint themselves more as intents. this time though, you're seeing the democratic former president barack

>> i put the boy in the box like david blaine let the audience walk, comparing the magic trick to putting rise to power. that's a short book. like an epstein book of him meeting women over 40, you know. >> ready for that? >> i was not ready for that one, no. >> the crew liked it. >> do you have anything on your fall back list, sam? >> oh, my gosh, so many things. did you see the thing about the van gogh, the soup on the van gogh. >> we have this. you brought this up. we'll put this up here. people have strong beliefs, sam, but they're kind of just attacking art to try to get attention to their issue. here we go. walk us through this. >> i mean who are these idiots, look at these morones. -- morons, you want to protest global warning, there's a way to do it without destroying priceless works of art, you know what i mean. >> keep watching. >> what happened to colin kaepernick, he didn't take a dump on a war hole before taking a knee on the field. you know. he just took the knee. you still get eyeballs, there are ways to do this without destroying a van gogh. >> we're going to keep watching

this is brazen racism blaine and simple, and we all need to call it out.any packnett cunningham served on obama's task force for 24 century policing. she's now the host of the on distracted podcast. stuart stevens worked on five republican presidential campaigns, and is now a senior adviser to the anti trump lincoln project. he's also the author of it was all a lie: how the republican party became donald trump. they join me now. brittani, let me start with you, we know that euphemisms that are used to push white supremacist messaging, that we care about history and confederate flags, we just want to build a wall. all the ways to express racism in a kind of politically acceptable way. but tommy tuberville, he goes straight back to black people are criminals! what empowers him to do that? >> i just want to be clear. it is indigenous peoples day, and we are talking about a racist white man fearmongering to suggest that some of us, when i take his stuff. and if it wasn't so evenly ironic, i would be laughing, because the entire idea is preposterous. because th

with me now is nbc news correspondent blaine alexander in atlanta, jesse kirsch in youngstown, ohio, and nbc news senior political editor mark murray is here with us as well. start us off, blayne alexander. give us the expectation for tonight's debate. >> well, this is a closely-watched debate. a closely-watched race. and a number of polls show it is indeed a close race. i want to start with the latest polling between governor brian kemp, the republican and democratic challenger stacey abrams. looking at the quinnipiac numbers from last night, it shows they are virtually tied, stacey abrams by a percentage point or so. but it is important to point out that other recent polls throughout the election cycle show brian kemp with a much wider lead over stacey abrams. either way it shakes out, it is going to be certainly one that is very close. and that's why the parties are looking to get people to come out not just on election day but with early voting. we talked with resources on both sides. and unlike the senate race that is taking place in the state, where really the candidates are fo