growing up in canning town , .couldn't cycle orwellian, let alone spell it so it got shown to alan. well you never know. i must ask you quickly. you know, you went to. you went west and you were there for 70 odd games left in very odd circumstances. yeah, well, what happened i went do you a bit. well i went to a relegation battle. yeah. and we stayed up, they called it the great escape. we won seven at the last nine. yeah second season finished 10th. and the financial 10th. and then the financial crash 2000. i and i was crash came 2000. i and i was asked to sell, i was asked to raise a certain amount of money. i nearly got it. the season started and what happening behind the scenes they would the hierarchy were telling agents nigel can go he go to i'm fine in the club and it was all behind me a little bit and i was up in the players come and see me to say look you trying to sell me look i'm no i'm not trying to sell, you know, now you're trying to sell me. might you're trying to sell me. might you vote yes. that ba

growing up in canning town , .couldn't cycle orwellian, let alone spell it so it got shown to alan. well you never know. i must ask you quickly. you know, you went to. you went west and you were there for 70 odd games left in very odd circumstances. yeah, well, what happened i went do you a bit. well i went to a relegation battle. yeah. and we stayed up, they called it the great escape. we won seven at the last nine. yeah second season finished 10th. and the financial 10th. and then the financial crash 2000. i and i was crash came 2000. i and i was asked to sell, i was asked to raise a certain amount of money. i nearly got it. the season started and what happening behind the scenes they would the hierarchy were telling agents nigel can go he go to i'm fine in the club and it was all behind me a little bit and i was up in the players come and see me to say look you trying to sell me look i'm no i'm not trying to sell, you know, now you're trying to sell me. might you're trying to sell me. might you vote yes. that ba

so cold weather, they can go for a walk, sit down to talk, you can even, as they say , click seeds for youth. there is even a sports townkeep yourself in shape. walking in the park, you can notice the shops where the locals rest and you can of course look at those exotic plants, some kind of pine ate, what was it? i don’t know, but they are interesting and i saw such people, it’s my first time. so i imagined myself in the forest, as you know, from childhood they taught that moss grows from where the north, and here moss grows in a circle. here's how not to get lost. pashka, where she is jones, according to legend, even before the foundation of the skull, the region was inhabited by two tribes of shalavats and tatars, the tribes did not really get along with each other. and after one of the battles there were two mounds shalavatka and a tatarka for our days, only one has survived, the kurgan tatarka, and the second salavatka was demolished a few years ago. but household items of the salavat tribes are carefully stored in the local library. god, what an unreal beauty. i couldn't resist taking out my phone to take pictures

you can find towns, like the one i grew up in, that used to have local industry, good paying manufacturing jobs, that are gone now. you can tell them that everybody gains. it's a net positive. all trade is good. admit china to the wto. that's great. we will benefit from it. the question is who will benefit from it? what we have found is, for most of the emmerich and people, it is not them. -- for most of the american people, it is not them. we are in favor of conserving families, neighborhoods, churches, these platoons that make our society what it is. our economic and foreign-policy and domestic policy are all intertwined. dr. roberts: i can see why you are such a treasured heritage intern. i'm looking at some interns in the audience. last question. we usually get to audience questions, but this is crowd sourced. we are grateful for your time. we always try at heritage to diagnose the problem, and also come up with solutions, but give audience members an action item. what can the everyday american do to further the great goals that you outlined? sen. hawley: what you can do is tell your m

sasanian for the pharmaceutical town, i invite all investors who are interested in the production of medicine and medical equipment , food processing industries and cosmetics, they can invest in this town. we are ready to allocate a number of high-tech drug manufacturing factories in qalat 9 region. the head of the country's food and drug organization also discussed the shortage of drugs in fars during his visit to different parts of this drug factory and said that due to the acceptance of 40% of patients. in fars, who are from outside the province, the pharmaceutical quota of iran will gain value. we are planning to increase the pharmaceutical capital of our friends and increase it by placing a large warehouse in namazi hospital to create a strategic reserve. this in the first phase, the factory has started the production of 5 eye drops, and after the development of 14 types of breson , this pharmaceutical company is expected to produce 96 million units of eye drops and nasal sprays in the year and meet the needs of the south of the country. mohammad asadi, shiraz tv news agency the use of various types of immune cells to fight cancer and the recognition of effecti

fighting so that i can be a hero this day, they are real heroes i wasn't the hero of someone who cried. they call this area khorramshahr public area, waliasr mosque, a beautiful townt can be mine. only in front of the mosque is an almost destroyed mosque . it was razed to the ground and broken. please don't say albedo's song. arvand came back. let me say i don't have it. i want to come. the small clay pot on the ground that has not been hit fifty times on the rock fails on the software . these days, we receive a lot of messages. and that some bakeries sell bread beyond the price we offer it approved. i gave my life. i bought it for you. it is 5 tomans. 10 tomans. the difference is the easy seal. it is not a smart card reader, and they calculate how many years it must be. if it is simple, sesame bread , for example, they charge 215. if the customer has stoned bread, this is the story of the unsold stone, the prices of bread are recorded here, and if people receive from this buyer, they will contact the bank when they decide that they will not suffer from this issue. now you don't kill one, we kill two. the cost of 500 bakers knows that 500 tomans, 500 tomans and 10

can get it. the whole world was saying that iran is from your own armenia. the iraqis have visited the american forces several times. abbas alamdar hossein has visited iran's old town . it can be from arbab vahid jandari from arvand. i was martyr hossein rahimi martyr ali beigi, haj ahmad amini ali abdoli were those who, at least i can say, had gone to the sea. after the belt of sardar, always fatih haj qasim soleimani, he constantly came to this village and met and talked with the honorable families of the martyrs, which made it very happy. there was a special request for the martyrs of larijan region and they were free. they had a lot of presence . they created this very room at your service. there is martyr soleimani, and this is the corner of the children's room with all the family members. one of my memories of haj qasim is that i used to go to painting class i painted a painting about the war and the front. i wanted to present it to haj qasim. haj qasim has come here. i took this painting. haj qasim was after the reckoning of the war. it was in 1981. i gave the painting to haj qasim. rafsanjan, i present to you, haji, they said that i took it, i thanked them,

what we're doing in this town can be done nearly any push for energy independence in this town is the source of project being encouraged across france and elsewhere in the european union. as the block accelerates its effort to transition to green energy because of the war. after the invasion, the you launched emergency measures to speed up the roll out of renewables, including wind and solar power, as part of the blocks and to be carbon usual by 2050. he's, if i see a war in ukraine made us see that russia used energy as a weapon and was no longer a reliable partner. so we had to launch a strategy to replace russian gas with alternative, including ellen, g, increase renewables, and reduce our over consumption. it's clear that concerns over climate change were already driving the green transition, but the war ukraine hadn't checked is a new sense of urgency and in awareness, the energy independence isn't only desirable, but also a question of security. natasha butler. i'll just sarah michelle's eastern france. now that happens is a big renewable energy conference going on in madrid as

i don't know what your financial situation is, but do you think you're going to stay in this town? and can you stay in this town? ah the thoughts definitely crossed my mind. right? so, um there's a just concerns as far as like my house like i just got over cancer. so i have four young kids look after in a way. so as cancer here and there, my mind goes there immediately and it hits home. i mean, for the initial time, we are a small-knit communities, we are staying to play and then make some long-term decision later in life. >> understood, we'll be praying for you and your family, the conversation should have been 2-1/2 weeks ago, i can't believe three weeks after we are still in the words phase and there hasn't baction and that is frustrating to me. you are in our prayers, tommy, best of luck. >> thank you. >> ashley: military families are being forced to turn to food pantries to survive new york city high cost of living. one coast guard wife says her children go without meat most weeks because they cannot afford rising cost of groceries. she says it is grossly more expensive here, military

his street 91 to make room in our garden, for example within 8 months, 8 months ago, we can build a complete towner you want, it is ready, we laid the road, we paved it in the volume, so it can be done at this speed, that's how you did it. in the village of dawood , we have 112 meters of life and a mosque. in fact, complete, in fact, when time does not allow, if you have time , there was news about the end of the question section of the naval mobilization and the popular mobilization . someone organized what amounts to 15,000 floats. i have the exact statistics here let me read to you a statistic. in fact, we have the ability to organize 316,000 floating ships and 4,0055 people. we organized both the south coast and the basij for 4 years , which was a great job. this is the first stage , the second stage of basij ocean the third stage is the military mobilization, which is from our dear people . thank you. more than 60% of these statistics are sunni brothers . thank you very much. rear admiral alireza tangsiri, commander of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. with a special network news interv

. >> the san francisco japan town can the is honoring a man who died while protecting others.40-year-old gavin austin. you can see all the people gathered there. gavin boston was a security guard who was shot and killed on duty at a mall earlier this month. leaders, mall workers and loved ones spoke at this memorial, some were driven to tears. boston's killed one month after he started working at that mall. two teenagers have been arrested in connection to the killing. >> did an inmate orchestrate a murder, a gruesome crime in san jose? police say - - today police claim padilla may have orchestrated moving a body while he was in jail for another crime. >> we do believe while he was incarcerated, the suspect contacted associates outside of the jail and said hey, this is where the body is, i need you to go get rid of it. we have not found that body. we have found evidence that there was a body at that location.>> padilla is being charged with both murders even though they only found one body. he is also suspected in a separate stabbing and another shooting in san jose. in liverm

the report is ready, the investors who are in this answer, that is, for profitable investment, the town can be broken right here . the doctor is obsessed with the fact that the article 551 raised here in the council, inshallah, let us create a situation where the ground for this work is fully prepared, the issue of referring to 250 thousand people of our nationals has already been announced, these people emphasize that the organization of nationals is an inevitable necessity to speed up the system. let it take place the meaning of organizing it is that it should be clear on what date and where a person's personal status issues are recorded , his marriage, divorce, education, job and work, his transfer from this city to the neighboring city, from this city to another city, id system , a system that can for each of the applicants, the id is complete , all personal information and transfers are done in this id, so that the use of this system for our loved ones in the police force of the governorate of the relevant ministries, all have access to this information and can carry out their own miss

what we're doing in this town can be done nearly anywhere. i don't want the push for energy independence in this town is the sort of project being encouraged across france. and else way in the european union as the block accelerates its effort to transition to green energy because of the war. after the invasion, the you launched emergency measures to speed up the rollout of renewables, including wind and solar power, as part of the blocks and to be carbon usual by 2050. is a by say, the war in ukraine made us see that russia used energy as a weapon and was no longer a reliable partner. so we had to launch a strategy to replace russian gas with alternatives, including ellen, g, increase renewables, and reduce our overall consumption. it's clear that concerns as a climate change were already driving the use green transition, but the war in ukraine has injected a new sense of urgency. and in awareness, the energy independence isn't only desirable, but also a question of security. well, from weight to vegetable oil, ukraine, russia, our agricultur

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town was quiet and clean. people worked we had money. what can i say, it was a good town.here was a good life for many and ukraine. like for denise, and the twins of this video. we were side-by-side always until russian shelling tore them apar there -- their mother takes me to the park in central ukraine where denise was hit by shrapnel last september. she was lying next to my legs, she says, why didn't it hit me? rusland was screaming, denise, get up. on his grave, this photo taken two days beforhis death. rusland cannot accept that his best friend is gone. he sends himself messages from denise's phone. that piece of shrapnel will follow him through life. and follow her. one family, one loss, one year of russia's war. bbc news, eastern ukraine. >> the u.s. has marked one year of the invasion by announcing a new range of sanctions against ruia and new military aid for ukraine. let's get more on this from our statapartment correspondent. barbara, the u.s. remains ukraine's strongest backer? >> yes. that's right. the group of the largest developed economies have been urged b

so a cashier at a burger place can walk across town and take the same job another burger place make a few bucks for jesse. but i just changed it because they exposed it. that was part of the deal. guys, look it up. but not any more. or betty knows agreement, so companies have to compete for workers and pay them what they're worse mcmillian bond together response my friends, my left with the right. i'm so sick and tired of companies breaking a law by preventing workers organizing past the pro. is that a right to have a right to form a youth a living way? let's make sure working parents can afford to raise a family. was sick days. pay family medically, affordable child no more. people don't stay working much restore the full child tax credit, which can't change a minute to parents of really room and such are poverty. you'd have to the lowest level history. and by the way, we do all these things. we increase productivity, we increase economic growth. so let's finish job and get more families, access to affordable quality housey. let's get seniors want to stay in their homes, the care the

there is art nouveau, architecture, everywhere in the old town you can explore one, the flee on foot. it's so pleasant here that i don't even realize i'm in the big city. after all. 400000 people live in palmer this place looks quite similar to the plaza, my order madrid. so this is typically spanish. ah, my 3rd tip for a visit to palmer is between the old town and the port this is the neighborhood of santa catalina, quite popular for a few years. and by the way, fisherman used to live here in the past. the district has developed into a trendy area in recent years. the mostly smaller, 2 story houses have been renovated here. you'll find shops, restaurants, and cafes. it's a great atmosphere. ah, ah, oh, now i want to go out into nature. and there's a great way to do that sustainable. and with a nostalgia factor. lou, this is the train that's going to take me straight to the other end of the island. as the name suggests, the trend this sawyer takes you to sawyer this train connection that has existed since 1912. it takes about an hour for the historic locomotive to travel the 27 kilome

town. hopefully we can catch sight ofjohnny.ehind the squad, the other rebel is addressed not in viking gear but in fancy dress. and sure enough, we see lots of girls taking part. including joni. not long after thejunior procession, it's the grown ups turn the atmosphere is brilliant. you've got the singing, lots of shouting. they turned off the streetlights. so you've just got this torchlight around. but you do have to be a bit cautious because if a gust of wind comes by, the embers fly from the torches and land on your clothes, you're going to be vigilant or you'll go home with a few holes. as the adult procession passes by. we don't see many women taking part, but any controversy hasn't stopped crowds of people turning out to watch. did you have any feelings yourself about girls being able to participate? yeah. well, boys are involved. if we would've had two girls, i suppose we would have been keen that they could be involved as well. after a circuit, the procession files into a local play park. we've got the torches going in

to show our viewers, what interesting things can be found here, i think that not only here, but they drove in the cross, drove. ah derzhinsk is a beautiful townk with a tourist and see a couple of sights. and now, as a real tourist, i looked into the local history museum to find out, well, at least a little bit of the history of this city, for the first time people settled in our region. confirmation. we have a later millennium, the ax is a stone ax, it's not mine life, but the items that are taken. on the territory of our country pay attention to this section here, it also shows the site of a primitive man. it would seem that. yes, it's all right. this family. yes, there is food, we see a mammoth, there is housing already built. yes, we see, the house is near the water fire. well not today tomorrow this family. uh, something is threatening question 100. yes, ice age. yes , it was not just later that the sorsky chilling moved towards us. this here is a miracle of nature we see two of greece's glacier. he moves quite slowly and all these trees sand stones, he moves in front of him and when the neprov glacier moved. he also moved towards us acr

you know, sweep this story under the rug and even the area of thoseo how who can be helped, well,to listn to how tonight's townl opened the one mile radius.

what can you tell us about the israeli rate and the situation in the town? at the moments? i know we all like in the packing or homes, the children and all getting them to do what a media fighting the palestinian red crescent. say that one person has been killed and 98 others have being wounded. is that the latest information that you also have from what is being done at the moment to ensure the security of people in the town hall on the home started to go home, boys killed in the stomach, them to be going to do anything for him because he's done well prime minister the citizens, to avoid taking the law into their own hands. do you expect this message to be listen to? little left. considered low. yeah. what about to go on? no one can ask them what you are going. just school on skill and do what you want. do you expect this violence to continue for a number of hours? the extra money it was from last month. it's been like something new to do. it was more ready to love to go with the jobs on. so maybe also i don't, don't tell them there are just going to continue for this life

towns are struggling to attract and keep residents because of a lack of access to services, long commutes to jobs, and nonexistent or unreliable internet. in earle, arkansas, they're hoping new leadership can a revival. the town recently made history by electing the youngest black mayor in the united states. jaylen smith was sworn in last month. he's now in charge of a city that has experienced decades of segregation, violent resistance to racial progress, and a loss of jobs and tax base. it's a town of about 1800 people. the majority is black and around 30% percent live in poverty. our correspondent jessica gomez takes us to earle to see why this town thinks a teenager is the best person to lead. jessica: parent's night for the varsity basketball team at earle high school, home of the bull dogs. at 6'4", 19-year-old jaylen smith isn't a player. he's the mayor. >> i will faithfully fulfill the duties of the office of mayor. jessica: sworn in last month, when he was still 18, smith made history, becoming the youngest black mayor elected in the u.s. mayor smith: i believe i won this campaign on hope and belief and faith. jessica: it was in high school where smith, who struggled with a learni

that's the same creek that, you know, i can access from my house right on that side of town. can walk my house through the park, through the walking trail. that trail actually goes down along that trail my three kids, my dog, my wife. we have walked it many times and if you keep going to the end of it, it's my parents at the bottom of that hill. to say to see him there today, you know, digging up those chemicals was rather surreal but it's not surreal. it's real. >> jesse: mike, the e.p.a. doesn't even test. they are relying on the company that spilled and then burnt all this stuff all over your town to do the testing. do you trust that? >> you know, i want to trust it. i want to believe that everything is good here. but, until we -- i see -- i want to see the railroad tycoons come down here. they created this mess. they created the problem. you have to be liable for the problem that you created. get down here. apologize to everybody. that would be a good start. it really would be. but, i don't think they have the balls to do it. >> jesse: no, they don't have the balls to show

you can feel a sense of fatigue with all of the kind of politics swirling around their community. pete: the point you made, rachel, he came from a small townou can know what it feels like to be forgotten or dismissed because you're not l.a. or new york. but it's an instinct about leadership in any context. do you run to the problem or do you try to obfuscate the problem and stay away from the problem. and good leaders run to it and want to help the situation, and in this case what other indication do we have that pete buttigieg has an instinct for leadership? i said pothole pete as a joke, but the reality is the pothole situation in south bend for the transportation secretary the was well known as a huge problem. he couldn't even address that, why do we expect him to address something else. will: i think once again, as i'm apt to do, draw some broad-brush, the mat ific takeaway. but as a nation we are taken with form over substance, and i think we can see it in almost every aspect of our society. we have the trappings of a wealthy society that's decaying on the inside when it comes to our economy and our ability to produce for ourselves. w

and then i came from the, the morning completely near to completely destroying the town you can. and when you are working in the 3, many building, rounding partially or completely destroyed. and the something in trade thing, the, the be from the new houses and many other things in the, in the 4000 connelly plate and reviewing and gave and of the rubble and need to destroy the buildings. less than thousands of them are hosted in a temporary or can this situation with the same, especially in p and and, and it is more of a bigger agenda is a really about the health situation is understand that you working with hospitals. how difficult is it to get the kind of equipment and the treatment that you need for, for patients who are coming in injured in the situations? yes, this the in the, the, the consumables, the medical, the consumables, stock, or houses enough for syria. even before the quick, in short, the leverage of medical consumables and the medications in a hospital in north with syria about 19 hospital responded to the quick disaster where supplied by deluge or supply line, whi

mayor town can remove the chief with or without cause, and she says the police commission and the federal monitor can let armstrong go with cause only jose police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly hit and run, police say, 60 year old kim my was the driver of a car that hit a woman who was crossing moral avenue, pushing an empty wheelchair last friday morning. that woman died at the hospital. investigators say the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk, and the driver may not have seen the woman in the darkness. police same. i was arrested at her home near the scene of the crash. she has posted bail and is no longer in custody. safeguarding same sex marriage in the california constitution. the effort to bay area lawmakers are taking on after they say marriage equality could soon be at risk. and we've got a couple of cold mornings coming our way. tomorrow morning is the first of a couple we're going to find a freeze warning and frost advisory for many residents in the bay area back here with the five day forecast. also we now know who won that record $2 billion powerball jackpot la

this store has branches all over the country and we can buy from all the cities and towns, they said that all the chain stores i can name, like hyper hypermy zhanbaz sepeh, all the chain stores have branches all over the country and the discount is supposed to be applied in the whole country. the rest of the stores usually have their own discounts and only this discount includes this discount , which may be more than the total amount of this discount. in agriculture, he has reached an understanding with some brands and agreed that the price of the product will be 10 to 25% different from the amount that the method has been prepared or not approved. to offer it with a discount in a chain store, which itself has a separate chain store discount, but the price of what is now agreed between the tuna fish was 10% 15% lower than this number, there are some brands, maybe three the winner of the trademark of your service, when the trademarks are three to four of these be it in a chain store, be it in ten territories of another chain store, we ca n't afford all of them. you already said that yo

this a fi, if there has been any damage. meanwhile, on the other side of the water, you can afford to show the town in the russian region of the rose. you, you can see the off them off of the fact that hit a university building. you claim now to re reportedly use trust the munitions to bombard the civilians, fight according to local officials. at these 10 show struck the roof of the building. there are no reports of any casualties. now this comes amid intensifying bustles on the dumbass front lines. our teas egos done of is in the guns for public to see russian rocket. i'm 30 systems in action in the combat zone. the frontend to look guns, republic presents the ultimate challenge in military mass. i see country roads turn to swampy mud and freeze again in a span of ours. low lands are covered with fog. down toes and snow falls, impede visibility, paralyzing the work of sports and anti tank crews. all this and more has to be factored into the gargantuan equation by both sides. russia planning in advance and ukraine holding defensive lines. for these grad walker launches can hit targets up to 40 kilo

can we do? we live with it. you cannot say don't shoot. they have their job, we have our lives. what was life like here before the invasion? how are things before? >> it was good. the towncalm and clean. people worked. we had money. what can i say? it was a good town. >> and it was a good life for many in ukraine, like these nine-year-old twins, the stars of this family video. they were side-by-side always, until russian shelling tore them apart. their mother takes me to the park in central ukraine where denise was hit by shrapnel last september. he was lying next to my legs, she says. why d it hit me why did -- why did it not hit me? ruslan was screaming for him to get up. on his grave, this photo taken two days before his death. ruslan cannot accept his best friend is gone. he sends soft messages from -- he sends himself messages from his brother's phone. that piece of trevor noah followed him through his life -- that piece of shrapnel will follow him through his life. one year of russia's war. >> joini us now is the leader of the political pty. it is good to speak to you again. despite the nature of this anniversary, it is a poignant day for ukraine in many ways as y

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a fatty dw corresponded julia haunch is in the southern turkish town of cuba can right now we're witnessing a very specific rescue operation where you can see their right behind me used to be a move tie story, residential building a home for several families. but this building just collapsed in an instant when the quake hit on monday. and now several days later, rescues here found signs of life. they found a woman trapped under this giant pile of rubble allies. her name is zayna, rescues. here are joined by a special team from germany, from an engine called i as a, our international search and rescue germany. they brought special session rescue dolls and technical equipment and they actually managed to localize. they know, under this pile of rubble, they are in contact with her. they know where she is. they have provided her with food and water and now they are working to retrieve her from under the rubble. and i can tell you everybody around here, the rescues friends, her sister is here. they are desperately waiting for that moment to happen. we are waiting for those moments to happen. you

and this is something we still have in the town archives. you can see date the vote and then the town clerk's signature at the bottom, like certifying decision in this end of 1691, this book is is is passed off to somebody else. and essentially you can think of it as like they audit it. does that book include everything that was meant to include it? when they audit this, they find an entry the nobody remembers there's a town meeting that happened. the book says, and there's a vote. and salem village voted to give paris ownership of the parsonage. but nobody remembers that happening. you can't have a secret town meeting. that's not how it works. every voter is invited to town meetings, so the idea that nobody seems to remember this is quite odd and it doesn't seem to be illegal entry. and now you have a problem. what? was there a secret town meeting? that's not possible? or did someone fraudulently write this decision? the book. it's also obviously not. and when this issue really comes to a head, paris is no longer that unifying in salem village, the

can i say? "it was a good town."d life for many in ukraine, like ruslan and denys, nine—year—old twins, the stars of this family video. they were side by side always until russian shelling tore them apart. their mother, anastasia, takes me to the park in central ukraine where denys was hit by shrapnel last september. "he was lying next to my legs," she says. "why didn't it hit me? "ruslan was screaming, �*denys, get up!”' on his grave, this photo, taken two days before his death. ruslan cannot accept his best friend is gone. he sends himself messages from denys�*s phone. that piece of shrapnel will follow him through life... ..and follow her. 0ne family, one loss, one year of russia's war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, eastern ukraine. when he was addressing foreign journalists on friday, president zelensky also said he plans to meet china's leader xi jinping. he wants to discuss beijing's proposals on ending the war in ukraine. he said the proposal signalled that china was involved in the search for peace. translation: fir

mobile towns, as according to your observations , see there is such a thing as a place of compact settlement, a place of compact settlement is mainly where internal displacements live persons, it canns, which are mainly provided to us by our international partners, and dormitories, and which were there before where students lived, for example, yes or yes, medical dormitories, they are also provided under places of compact settlement of internally displaced persons, in general , as far as i know, in ukraine there is a sufficient number of free places for the accommodation of internally displaced persons. the question is what are the conditions of living in these places of compact settlement. well, i will be honest . they are different, and first of all, we well, we have to understand that people lived there in their own houses, and here they are moved to some small room in the dormitory, they can live there not twice and not three times, but even more people there can be different er sanitary er shower cabins, for example, there on the first floor well, like in student dormitories so where are my many students there when we were a student yes we lived there there may be no washing

town to discuss the district's finances. she will hold a virtual meeting with oakland unified cfo to discuss how the district can best use itses. the town hall is set to start at 5:30 p.m. part of the conversation is expected to focus on teacher pay. for the past four months, oakland teachers have been working without a contract. negotiations continue, but ousd is warning about an unexpected budget deficit. moving to the south bay where community members showed up to support two street vendors, who were recently attacked in san jose. organizers held a cookout in support of the victims, and to raise awareness. carlos sanchez, you remember, was taunted and even threatened by a man with a baseball bat, and days earlier, saul was brutally attacked from behind and knocked unconscious. today both victims served customers at the site where sanchez was attacked. >> i feel blessed with all of these people around trying to help us i. >> think it shows that society does not approve of those actions. they are a big part of the economy. they are a demographic that is at risk every day. dion: so true. the man who is accused of attacking s

town. now we can speak to the badger. oh de, a local teacher who's now inside, who are a thank you so much for joining us. all the program this evening. what can you tell us about the israeli rate in the current situation in the town? at the moment? yes and no, no. the situation is that a difficult out of town because many or such a small town for a us or us. and they've been many, many houses and ready to go. but it is for the people in a lot more than 300 cause they, they've gotten to it more than 100 piece continue. we understand at least one person has reportedly been killed and 98 wounded. i want to take on those numbers. did a sound right to you that there is a person who was here in a. ready ignatius, which was a water, is sent to 7 years old. he's trying to protect his house, and the settlers shot him dead. i was say, the current situation on the streets right now, if the situation intensifying and what exactly is being done to ensure security of people in the town that is into security now, because because the, t

on this day in the spa town. it can fall from 25 to 40 mm, rain is still a wave of bad weather can cover the black sea coast on tuesday in the center of the country, the precipitation will not be so strong, but snow in moscow will fall all the coming days, intensifying by sunday in total during this time in the capital, about 8-9 mm of precipitation may fall, and snowdrifts will grow by 8-10 cm. and this is already above the usual indicators for this time, these are the forecasts for this minute. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. but it's best to check. is europe ready to find out who really blew up the nord stream gas pipelines? will kiev ever be capable of peace talks? and also who benefits from telling that red book animals are dying out in russia, you know, and other issues. today i was answered by the president's special representative for environmental protection activities of ecology and transport right now with an interview by sergey ivanov. sergey borisovich hello , first of all, thank y

down the road people from they've come from the south and say that they can hear heavy fighting from within the town. it seems the m $23.00. fighting with the government forces on the edge of the town right now . that was caused some fear and panic among the population, people to pick up whatever possessions they can. and they're heading towards the city of go by livestock mattresses, things that are valuable or important know, things that will help people to survive wherever they end up. and they do it the, the half a 1000000 people have been displaced by this conflict in and 23 resumed in rebellion just over a year ago and 23 widely understood to be backed by neighboring. rwanda is vices use rwandan equipment. rwandan soldiers have been photographed with them since the 3 congress. the government says they are in fact just fighting rwanda's army. they ruined the denies, backing them rushes foreign minister, a lover of his back sedans, bid to have united nations sanctions lifted or the latest stage of his tool of africa. liberal who is speaking in the capital cartoon. after talks with his sudanese c

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>> well, i think with the whole town -- i can speak for myself but what i'm hearing from the town people them not showing up shows no responsibility on their part. they aren't taking this seriously as far as how -- with our town, how we're dealing with it. it is like they don't care with them -- as soon as the evacuation was lifted within ten minutes the first train came through. that was basically a slap in the face to us. we were still obviously under a lot of duress and with them doing that it just -- we felt like nobody was hearing us, nobody was listening to us. our issues weren't being taken care of. we didn't have a voice. with them not showing up. >> dana: ben, since you were there can i ask that same question about them saying they didn't show up because they were concerned about their employees' safety. >> are they concerned about our safety? we've been dealing with this for 13 days now. there is several dozens of police officers, many of whom i know, they are, you know, state troopers, county sheriffs, local officers, nothing was going to happen. people are driving themselves

this is a distortion of the history of history . and planting olive trees in the town the zionists can distort history, the occupiers want to convince themselves that it has historical roots, while it is all lies, that's why they turned the olive tree into enemies. 45 % of the area of ​​palestinian agricultural land is made up of 100,000 olive trees. the palestinian family earns from olives. some trees are thousands of years old. the world's largest olive tree is located in beit leh, which is more than five thousand years old. what is the special importance of the name of olives mentioned in the holy qur'an for the holy palestinian nation. economically, it has become a source of income for tens of thousands palestine is a cold land, they let the palestinians grow olives there, and on the pretext that these lands are military, they prevented us from entering. in addition, the zionist occupiers are also putting pressure on the sale and export of olive oil. sima, with the end of the world segment today, news from japan, two skiers died in an avalanche in japan, japan energy network report

can i say? it was a good town."in ukraine, like ruslan and denys, nine—year—old twins, the stars of this family video. they were side by side always until russian shelling tore them apart. their mother, anastasia, takes me to the park in central ukraine where denys was hit by shrapnel last september. "he was lying next to my legs," she says. "why didn't it hit me? "ruslan was screaming, denys, get up!" on his grave, this photo, taken two days before his death. ruslan cannot accept his best friend is gone. he sends himself messages from denys�*s phone. that piece of shrapnel will follow him through life and follow her. one family, one loss, one year of russia's war. orla guerin, bbc news, eastern ukraine. let's look now at what has happened to people who left ukraine, after the fighting began. russia not surprisingly given that close border, isjust 30 km, or 20 miles from the border, mark here at the top of the screen. the first attack was fought off but this picture was taken... gives the extent of the damage, and t