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meanwhile, victor who won the | did. e golf course less than 20 hours after winning that winning putt. making promise to his caddie and former team—mate zac after he contests final qualifying for the us open. world number one, he can carry my bag anytime. time. what a handy friend. that is all the sport for now. hello. the weather patterns across the uk have been very static across the last few weeks, leaving many of us asking when it is going to rain? well, the answer could be with this cloud here, between madeira and the canary islands, the storm 0scar is going to bring some very wet and windy weather during the rest of today and tomorrow, but notice how this area of low pressure pushes towards our shores as we head through the weekend, bringing a chance of thunderstorms. however, it does not guarantee rain everywhere. that rainfall could be fairly sporadic. what it will do is change weather patterns, the air coming from the near continent instead of the north, bringing warmer and more humid air, temperatures widely acr

the drone attacks? >> reporter: hi there, victor. we haven't received much in the way of reports of damage from these attacks. one of the things you mentioned is extremely important where the ukrainians say they detected 35 of these drones coming in waves and if the vicinity of the ukrainian capital but the ukrainians were able to shoot down 32 of those. it's unclear where the other three might have landed and the damage they caused. we haven't heard anything in the way of loss of life in the ukrainian capital. certainly one of the things that does point to is the efficiency of the ukrainian air defenses which is something we've been seeing here as we've been on the ground in the ukrainian capital. we have an air raid alarm every night and often during the day. it is these shahed drones with ballistic missiles in connection with cruise missiles to try to penetrate the air defenses. as we can see the air defenses seem to be working very well. nevertheless the ukrainians are saying the drones do remain a problem for them as they do thre

00 an emergency meeting of the general staff was held about the pederasts crowing, but at 10:00 victor the hell the minister of defense welcomed graduates of military universities one day you will choke on your lies. it will go down your throat and fill your nose with three eyes. you will lick these lies from each other, and they will continue to flow, and you will catch a breath from lack of air the security council of belarus said we fully support russia and the goals of the special military operation, and any internal conflicts gift team. to the west, further quote, we call for the voice of reason in this difficult time, everyone who is today involved in an unacceptable confrontation within a military brotherhood united for their own purposes is needed, where the future of the slavic world is being decided, the fate of millions of our people, belarusian. the people have always been and will be with russia to the west in the west, the enemy must go to the west. russia you are holiness, russia you are great russia you are invincible, russia you are forever russia take courage, russia pray

let's see the plot of the only daughter of victor the seagull. taxi. yes, and actually, i open the door and think, wow, how cool apartments in this area cost at least 20 million rubles. and the daughter of viktor chaika did not have to spend money on repairs or furniture , everything was ready for katya's arrival. a bright living room with a large sofa bar on the balcony, an office and a cozy bedroom hidden in a niche. and in general, you can close it and pretend that the bedroom does not exist. however, one question to the design of the apartment. the granddaughter of the sausage king still has beautiful swans. for me, it's very chewy. but what is, that is, i would like, of course, to change, maybe for pigs to send for the famous grandfather. the father, too , did not stand aside, presented his daughter with a mug and it was smaller for turk. that is, when here is one, i say a little here victor's daughter recognizes the seagull. coffee is the only dish she knows how to cook in a stew, she has never held in her hands and it’s not katya who is res

the victor when the 2 meters 20 to or 7 put for victor. when bon yamma is head and shoulders above most on the basketball court with the agility of a player half is size. victor is often described as out of this world, the last player to receive this amount of height prior to playing was in b a superstar le bron j fans in san antonio had been waiting for wendy as he's known to make his entrance. now he's arrived when it comes to that level to really describe it. you feel fresh, but uh, one of the best thing in my life, you know, probably the best night of my life. i've been dreaming about this for so long. it's just, it's a dream come true. it's incredible. the victors already made a name for himself off the court in the us recently to have the honor of throwing out the 1st pitch during the new york yankees baseball game. the literally of that 1st that before he gets the hardwood, this new coach is focused on helping him settle in texas because of all the high delivered target on his back. so more than those and access to begin with will be

it widens the chasm. victorhe same time, really interesting constructive organizations such as the forum are convening at different -- different parties to talk about these issues and bring people together to find a mature understanding. so, different forces at play constructively. stephen: i always love talking to you. thank you so much for your time on bloomberg television and talking to us exclusively here at the annual meeting of new champions in tinajin. david: lots more coming up from the world economic forum in tinajin. our from a variable -- primavera capital front joins us supposedly for his thoughts on china's recovery that is losing momentum and what that means for the private equity landscape. that is coming up. this is numbered. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is unlikely that in the near future, the central bank will be able to say with full confidence that the peak rates have indeed been reached. >> relation rates are more persistent and -- >> we will do what is necessary for inflation to come down

how do you do some of the things you do out there on the court, victor? ver since i touched a basketball, i've never stopped. i've always practiced to play the way i play today. the agility, the dexterity. >> his skill set is simply something that we haven't seen before. from a talent perspective, person who can hit jumpers, particularly three-pointers, the going to be able to score very, very easily. >> reporter: wemby gaining attention from pro on players, including giannis, kevin durant, and the league's all-time scorer lebron. >> he's like an alien. he's for sure a generational talent. >> reporter: who can especially relate to the buzz around victor's journey to the nba. what they say about you, it's not just your game, it's your work ethic. how do you deal with the pressure that goes along with the anticipation of you? >> the most important for this is to have your goal in sight. i have such high expectations for myself. and i'm so into them that the expectations of others are nothing compared to what i expect from news. >> reporter: a strict routine

the san antonio spurs - select victor wembanyama! 's nba. best night of my life. i've been dreaming about this so long, it'sjust... it's a dream come true, it's incredible. the hype surrounding victor wembanyama has been unreal, comparable to when michaeljordan or lebronjames joined the league. in fact, those who know the game best say they've never seen anything like this french teenager. the 19—year—old has spent the last four years playing in france's top division. officially, he's listed at 75", which would make him the tallest player currently in the nba. he has an eight foot arm span — or wingspan, as it's known in basketball circles. rob, how good could this guy be? one of the best players to ever play the game. we've never seen anything like it. he handles the ball like a 6—foot guy and has the mobility to go by people on the perimeter. usually with these drafts, you're able to compare these players to other players that are in the league. well, there's no comparison for victor. the 6—figure sponsorship deals are already in pl

their friend victor made the _ chickens drowned. journey, days after his wife was killed by shelling. he had to collect her death certificate from the officials that moscow installed. translation: it's good they rescued us, but i don't care about anything any more. i don't want to go on living. where do i go from here? i hope to give her a gravestone a year after her death. i buried her next to my mother, and i told her to wait for me. in online posts, hundreds of people have been pleading to be rescued from the eastern bank. we try several numbers. with no luck. some of the trap to say they are running low on water and food. there is a wariness for those who make it out. despite warnings from the military to stay away, there are still volunteers here, carrying out the endless rescue efforts. three days on, the water is browner, but the people are still being found. the army are less keen on is being here, because the usual to—and—fro of artillery has got louder, it's got closer. we meet international medics come here with the army'

was exclusively female, and the winner tradition, the audience themselves chose the names of the victors, therightest moments of the show and what will happen to the voice further in anna kurbatova's report. and the winners of the project become victoria salomakhina, i’m trying not to cry, because i ’ve been going to this for a very, very long time, i still can’t believe that this happened to me, how likho can still spin life, because 9 years ago, vika already stood on this stage in a child's voice. it was the first season. and it’s hard all the time when i sing a lot with a small one. and here's the hiccup when he turned a few seconds later. i once again then it's funny and a shy ten-year-old girl from voronezh she only reached the stage of duels, but from that she only wanted to win more and now she won neatly. someone has goosebumps, and polina gagarina 's mentor has a mentor's dance after the announcement of the results of the interview, during which vika's mother comes up to her. here is my mom my mom brings flowers and slippers to her daughter for most of the 2 1/2 hours of the live str

money awareness for the. -- >> i first met victor back on the front line in february.zation, victor is there with a group of military chappells. their goal is to provide guidance, religious counsel, two soldiers in battle for. >> the most important thing to convey to the soldiers to remain human, so that in the end, they would not identify who attacked us, you see the senseless cruelty, when you see these atrocities, the most important thing is to help the soldiers remain human. the thing about ukraine's resistance is that it is as much a bottom-up exercise as it is a war. ukrainian citizens have taken it upon themselves to play what little part they can to win the war, and that is how i met victor's blocked a second time, here, in america. >> nice to see you, welcome to america. >> he traveled to the united states hoping to raise awareness of the atrocities being committed by russia. and to raise desperately needed funds for things as basically as trucks and trailers to remove and repair vehicles damaged in the war. he stopped in several cities across the country, the

convicted she could face up to 30 years in prison. >> david: in florida again tonight, thank you, victor. the supreme court of major ruling upholding the voting rights act finding alabama's congressional map denies black voters a fair voice. chief justice john roberts and kavanaugh joining the liberal justices. terry moran at the supreme court tonight. >> tonight a supreme court stunner. two conservative justices, chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh joined the court's liberals in striking down alabama's congressional map that critics said diluted the power of black voters. in a 5-4 decision the court upheld a lower court ruling that found a restricting map drawn by the republican led alabama legislature violated the voting rights act because it only drew one district out of seven that had a majority of black voters, even though more than one in four alabamians are black. in his opinion for the court, chief justice john roberts wrote that the voting rights act does not permit states to provide some voters less opportunity to participate in the political process. the court's ruling,

you will sit at the terminal and control the dispatch of einstein by the victors with the eyes of myeople, who from the same day will be engaged in the dispatch of weapons. so 20% is a gift, and the face will not crack after what happened rejoice that you are alive? i didn't think that. the cop wants to take my business. it was i who helped send the weapon. i solved the problem with the clerk neutralized you must look for a shoemaker now. so now you and the major have the same goal. i hope you won't tell him that you and i also have the same goal. we need to meet, i realized in half an hour. so fighters, let's be smarter than time is running out. how many of our wagons are there? we are not stupid here. what do we have, according to the lists ? here's something else that confuses me the last car. it is necessary to check the distant boxes in the new gondola car will have to unload time. it's all right, everything matches. yes, that's all then. so what about our documents? a minute please. listen , i can't do it alone, who told you that you're the only one, i'll tell you smart guys th

look at your place and whether the moment is before our eyes . victor takes the first steps. we have a mobile rehabilitator standing on the side and watching our gait, so as not to slouch, was rolling on our feet, i.e. heels on toes, and what posture was where, that is, when you walk, you walk like this, i walk like this, how comfortable it is for you to learn to walk, you need to turn around correctly. we started rehabilitation even before the prostheses. we used the entire equipment of the hall, from exercise machines to push-ups, that is, it is not walking. leg current moves the entire apparatus. we also developed the back press of the upper limbs as infused, yes , the result is pressed during the procedure viktor, as a real fighter, does not feel sorry for himself. viktor mykhailovych is with us. well done, he tried very hard, he did everything and exercises. when we prepared the stump for prostheses, we prepared various exercises, he did everything, well done, well done, now he has put on prostheses. also, we are working hard on this and do not hope that everything will

the victor do take, do you, do you know about this? i mean, do they take into account that the risks and costs associated with, you know, failing and emission like this? i think all those priced into the contracts. i don't want to speak to the detail day to day operations and kind of business affairs of these corporations which are not by large public. we listen to corporate, right. so some, some of those details are probably not, not available to the public or to researchers. um, i would reiterate the, the importance of, of maintaining the validity of the outer space tree of 1967 despite these developments. right? so, so then the question becomes sylvia, and i'm going to come to as in a 2nd, but just wanted to get your thoughts sylvia, on how to balance the risk to the individuals to the environment. and, and, you know, for the organization is eating these traits against the potential value for society as a whole, how do we balance it all i mean, to be fair, i don't see a benefit to the society an attempt to see if we see here so sadly

coaching staff stated upon the return of the national team from cuba to their homeland that night, the victorscompetition were met at the national airport. it was important for the minsk team to wedge into the race for the olympic license. in addition, belarusians have demonstrated amazing results. so out of thirteen athletes, eight won awards. four of them are higher than the gold standard of peter o salty. pavel khodosevich. evgenia tikhontsova and diana messievich. also in the piggy bank one silver and two bronze competition in no case, not very weak in each weight category and group b and group c here are the results, when we come to the group performance, and there you can see the three best results of the group e, b on our table and these are not bad results, we only went around in the group with the second approaches. and these results, which were in group b, therefore the group. b was even strong enough confidently everything passed the road, of course, this is not very simple, but everyone coped, in principle , everyone was satisfied with their tasks. for us, this was an important sta

owner will show a sign with the correct answer, remove victor's headphones. uch, but i want number five. it's an english bulldog about go, of course it's so wow. hooray! here's number six. i can come and pet. so well, that's where gentle relationships begin. yes yes yes. zhenya voice voice. can we hear voice number six? you are my god. yes, but this lime can be mistaken for a german shepherd because they're sort of like distant cousins ​​- it's a white swiss shepherd. bravo stunned pure truth white swiss shepherd vasily andreevich you have to save us, then i choose an amazing participant at number nine op. such a ringing bark is clearly such a medium-sized breed. i think it's a border collie. wow, yes, exactly. oh, exactly . border collie, as it was said, that's exactly how it was written. i think it's right, really. nova scottish retriever dejected number four, baby, no need to go on. there is a thunderstorm for all the neighbors it's a bass hound. wow, i'll ask for number two, after all, there was already number two, please. well , here it is clearly recogni

and why is it so important us the descendants of the people of the victor to resist the global challenges of the falsification of the second world war, especially since we operate with real facts about the crimes of nazism. this is evidence of survivors and millions of archival documents, belarus, er, suffered in the forties, like no other occupied country in europe, we had the largest number of concentration camps. we burned the largest number. lenny points killed the civilian population and after all the final figures. we do not know all this today. uh, it remains to be seen a large research scientific work and a complete release of the project. say don't be silent with elena bormatova is available on the project's youtube channel. i will mark this program as the project closed its television season. four people were injured in an accident in the shklovsky district. the accident occurred the night before on the m8 highway near the village of evdokimovichi. the driver , who was transporting a bmw on a carriage , lost control and drove into the oncoming lane, where he collided with a volk

june 22 is a sacred date, our people, the victor , remembers all the fallen by name, be proud of themll not forget their sacrifice and will not allow memory to be speculated. this was emphasized by vladimir andreichenko today, the speaker of the house of representatives and the deputies laid flowers at the culture, a grieving mother at the mass grave in the capital chelyuskintsev park, according to rough estimates, 10,000 soviets are buried here.

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now, to a huge day in the world of basketball in more ways than one — with 7�* 5" first draft pick victorheadlines — the french teenager signing for the san antonio spurs. it's one of the most eagerly anticipated days in the nba calander, the worst—performing teams pick at the top of the draft where they have access to the best incoming talent. our correspodent nesta mcgregor joins me in the studio. lets talk more about victor wembanyama. 735, eight foot wingspan, a lot of people billing him as the next big star in the game. i him as the next big star in the name. , . ., ., , game. i will start with a few names ou've game. i will start with a few names you've already _ game. i will start with a few names you've already known. _ game. i will start with a few names you've already known. kobe - game. i will start with a few names| you've already known. kobe bryant, lebronjames, may even michael jordan, the greatest of them all. it has been said that victor wembanyama could be better than all of of pressure on such young shoulders. the best way to describe him, if you are playing a computer g

slave port where more than 40% of the nations enslaved people arrived from africa to be trafficked. cnn's victoro his own family history. >> very few moments in my career have ever brought me to this. >> this is, oh man. >> it happened at the african american museum in south carolina, which opens later this month. six centuries packed into 100 and square feet in the historic -- >> about 12% of all enslaved africans would come into the port. we have been referred to as the ground zero of the enslaved people into the united states. >> dr. tanya matthews is the spaces president and ceo. >> a place of serenity? or celebration? >> yes. i refused to choose. >> tribal art, and contemporary fashion, relics of protests and reports of resistance. >> it is this infusion of trauma enjoy constantly that we like to talk about here, you get the full story, but you're gonna get all the context in it. >> what arguably is the best illustration of full context is the museum center for family history, a team of researchers with access to millions of records that can trace african-american lineage, sometimes, back t

this, of course, was the traumatic role of victor in the once noisy performance irkutsk history. this play of watermelon entered the theater of the entire soviet union , of course, macbeth directed by boris lutsenko is a performance that, as is customary now , put the whole of moscow on ears because moscow was breaking into these performances. uh, newspapers and theater magazines choked with enthusiasm for this performance. this performance was shown with great success in germany. on a golden lake two on a swing, which he played there with a brand, then he was self-confident. it was a very interesting dinner performance, where two french courtiers. it means that the prime minister and the minister of finance, two such cynics sit and talk, in general, they decide the policy of the country. power and money. here they are together, what kind of king is there? so they decided here, and the play was called dinner, interestingly, all the dishes were just museum pieces. well , the food was also appropriate for how exquisite the performance was very interesting. it was yuri vladimirovich

montazeri openly attacked the eight years of holy defense in a speech. and the enemies of iran became the victor of the pakistan war, a dark picture of the eight years of war occurred, which caused distress to the families of the martyrs . on march 3, 1967, the imam issued a message that became known as the clergy charter. they answer themselves, but in this writing of war our war was also false and it cannot be finished. our war was a war of poverty and wealth and it was a disgrace. this war exists from adam to the end of life . those who think that because we have not reached the front and the final ideal are short-sighted and brave. and the sacrifice and selflessness and health of television wished for death by writing the mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers, wives and children of the martyrs and veterans of the hijaz region . jang , we are not sorry for our performance for a moment, except us we have forgotten that you fought to fulfill your duty and as a result of being active, a little later on the 2nd of april 1968, the imamate sent a message to the refugees of the imposed war, which s

i think that we will see an improvement on the tone, but it couldn't have been worse, victor, the laste that secretary blinken met his counterpart. it was in february in munich. it was right after the spy balloon got shot down and the chinese demanded an apology from him for shooting down a spy balloon that traversed the entire united states. so that tells you where we started. i suspect it will be improved. i am not sure that the chinese will necessarily buy on to the argument that we can separate out those issues that we can all cooperate on, climate, economic growth, so forth, from those in which we are strenuous competitors. they don't even like the term competition to -- strategic competition to describe the relationship. >> all right. david singer, thank you very much. >>> president biden turned to a familiar audience for the first campaign of his re-election bid. about 2,000 union members were on hand in foothills for his first rally since announcing his candidacy. he flipped pennsylvania in 2020 and told the crowd labor's support will be critical for him to win re-election. jas

household names. 58 players picked in the 2023 nba draft. french phenom victorephanie gosk has much more. >> reporter: they call him webby and this morning you can call him a san antonio spur. victor wembanyama, the 19-year-old from france was the first to go in the nba draft kicking off an exciting and emotional night for the league's future stars. with a once in a generation prospect waiting in the wings, one of the nba's premier franchises made it official. >> the san antonio spurs select victor wembanyama from france. >> reporter: 7'5" french phenom victor wembanyama, the first round pick. >> accomplishing something i've been dreaming of my whole life, hearing that sentence from adam silver, i've dreamed about this so much that, you know, i gotta cry, man. >> reporter: he hopes to follow in the legendary footsteps of past spurs who went first, david robinson and tim duncan. >> i'm going to try and learn as quick as possible. >> reporter: spurs fans in san antonio going nuts when the pick was announced. back in brooklyn, 58 young men shining and realizing the

will not be able — the seafloor, but victor will not be able to — the seafloor, but victor able to help bring, directly getting — be able to help bring, directly getting the submersible to the surface — getting the submersible to the surface. it is not strong enough. this— surface. it is not strong enough. this remotely operated vehicle was used last year to receive a us fighterjet used last year to receive a us fighter jet that used last year to receive a us fighterjet that sank in the south china after the fighter —— pilot safely ejected. the recovery was at a similar depth to the titanic and the school —— vehicle fastened with breaking lines from a support ship. any potential rescue of the titan is likely to be technically complicated. the hope is that the tiny vessel can be located with enough time left to carry it out. let's get more now on the logistics involved. we can speak to a senior lecturer in oceanography at the university of southampton. thank you for coming on the programme. if it is ok i want to put to use some of the points that have come out that press con

how do you do some of the things you do out there on the court, victor? , i have never stopped. i have always practiced to play the way i play today. my play style, that agility, that dexterity. >> reporter: wemby, gaining popularity from players including giannis, and lebron. >> he's for sure a generational talent. >> reporter: who can especially relate to the buzz around victor's journey to the nba. what they say about you, it's not just your game, it's your work ethic. how do you do with the pressure that goes along with the anticipation? >> the most important thing is to have your goal in sight. i have such high expectations for myself, and i'm so disciplined that the expectations of others are nothing compared to what i bring on myself. >> reporter: a strict routine on and off the court for victor, who has led his team to the finals of the top tier french pro basketball league. his pregame warm-ups crucial to avoid injury. your athletic trainers, the way they get you prepped. something that i read about you take off your shoes and socks and you crawl?

wrestling of weightlifters supported the young wrestlers at the european championships with the emotions of victorst's show already at the start of the program in almost every regional center the same conditions were created as here in slonim 100,000 belarusian rubles from the note got the floor for him as a result of the festival. sports forum in this region and what else surprised the organizers from the regulations, we do not lag behind, so i think we will succeed with dignity, and to hold the second games of the cis the second games of the cis countries are getting closer and closer to the arena of the hostess of the starts . they live in non-stop mode, but for sports they will always find time for flocks. the spartakiad of workers in the media surrounded this struggle in the final of the program. in parallel with the performance of weightlifters, they watched last week. we are due to the performance of our young wrestlers at the european championship at 17, which took place in the albanian tyranny. here also. we have everything valeria eremeeva svetlana kotenko and the best of her discipline b

the polling shows he is by far, by far, victor, the most unpopular of the republican candidates.e of new candidates into the race and none of them -- of these new entrants seem to be overly afraid of donald trump. the folks who first jumped in, the mike pences and so forth, the ron desantiss, they seem to think they can take trump's base away from him. it's unclear how or whether that would ever happen and they're having a hard time getting any traction in that direction. chris christie goes in an entirely different direction, is very unpopular with the base, which is, after all, committed to donald trump, but he feels like he has to say something. he hasn't drawn any cou counterattacks really from donald trump, and this is, you know, sort of the evolving field, the maier of miami is jumping in, will hurd, former congressman, are jumping in, and they don't fear donald trump at this point. >> 12 candidates in the race now. >>> coming up, one of baseball's biggest rivals heads across the pond as the cubs and cardinals are expected to face off this weekend in london. we'll have a pr

well, i'm such an emotional person. and me the producer says victor we have no music at the table. damn it. you can talk about life, about women, about flowers, movies, but not about music. i speak all. sorry they are very funny guys. it was very cool. great colossal experience of working with them in general for me in the section is no longer even they, but the attendants. we flew two planes in one, we broke down in a small one, we flew, as they are called, a group flew, and we had a plane where there were lights france, how many directors of england, conductor and backing vocals from belarus, backing vocals were led by our notorious natalia baldina and he collected it all happened gathered the best specialists from all over the world. and i was very pleased that they chose me, and i get off the plane. i'll briefly tell you the case i'm walking, i'm talking. mother is famous. he is absolutely a cellist himself. hearing academy in vienna, he gave me towels and water. well, we've already stopped. i'm so uncomfortable talking calmly. he was responsible for the seating orchestra and s

>> i'm going to tell you what, victor. thea lot of blank space. there was nothing there. there was an assumption, now there are names, relatives and places and stories. it certainly fills in more of the story of my family's place in this country. i'll tell you. those were tears of joy and tears of gratitude to those women who sued for the freedom of their children and grandchildren and descendants moving forward. if you want to start this work for your family go to the website for the international african american museum. they put the resources there. start with what you know and branch out, and as they grow the center for family history, they will start have appointments one-on-one to do for you what they did for me, and as invaluable as i've called, it digital heirloom for my family, bri. >> unbelievable, victor. we were doing your piece gathered around the return monitor silently watching, almost in disbelief as each part of this story revealed itself. how much does that mean to you as you have this sense as we got in your

victor shi, host of on the move with victor shi. and michael steele, former rnc chairman. and host of the michael steele podcast. also both being very good friends of mine, some of the smartest man that i know. so i'm so grateful you guys are starting us off this morning. victor, let's start with you. trump and desantis both in iowa this week for the first time since desantis launched his presidential campaign. trump being typical trump. but desantis took a different attack. not mentioning trump's game, like voldemort. what are thought, what are your thoughts on this calculated approach. and more directly victor, which of these strategies will resonate with younger voters? >> first of all, on the strategy we're seeing from ron desantis and his campaign, it's as if they're all living in 2016 again. or you have donald trump leading the polls by far, they think they can attack the front runner of the gop nomination. that perhaps it will somehow work. i think it's a losing strategy if they think got by not attacking donald trump, it will resonate with voters in the primary elec

>> so let's take a look at the eastern front, one of the key things i'm looking for, victor, what willen the scene of so many different battles that have taken place over the last nine, ten months. it looks like the ukrainians are able to gain some of these areas back. and if they can do that here, and then if you can see what's happening down here in the kherson area, the zaporizhzhia area, the ukrainians possibly coming in this way and this way. one of the key things to actually look at is when you look at those areas plus the eight settlements right here that they've been able to capture in these particular areas. you're looking at the ukrainians possibly being able to move to this body of water right here, the sea of azov. if they can cut this land bridge, they will have inflicted at least a tactical defeat on the russians. if they can do that, this counter offensive will basically be a partial success. >> all right, colonel cedric leighton, thank you so much, sir. >> you bet, victor. anytime. >>> this morning the fbi is involved with letters sent to officials in kansas with white

i am not entirely sure if they are going to cover the cost are now. folly: victor, do you know about this? do they take into account the risks and costs associated with feeling in a mission like this? -- failing in a mission like this? >> some of those details are probably not available to the public or to researchers. i would reiterate the importance of the validity of the outer space treaty of 1967. folly: the question becomes, sylvia, on how to balance the risk to the individuals come to the environment against the potential value for society as a whole? how do we balance it all? >> to be fair, i do not see a benefit to the society in an activity as we see here, sadly. i really do not see any benefit to it. it is really an adventure people are taken and they are paying money for it. the research that is done in the deep sea, which is very expensive, is funded national organizations. they are still international and they are open to all nations, but they are not funded by these kind of organizations. folly: tell us about some of the recent successes which are not

the forest. we have them. they're coming home. so victorabout these four children and their amazing achievement in the next few hours, as i said, the president is expected here anytime soon and we'll be back with you as soon as we hear more. victor, amara. >> everyone is watching this so carefully, thank you so much. joining us now from los angeles, to discuss all this is canadian -- he's a survival expert and film makerl lest stroud, the author of survive, essential skills and tactics to get you out anywhere alive. so les, we spoke with you a couple of weeks ago and i was struck by your optimism because you said they could potentially survive. we're talking about a 13-year-old, a 9-year-old, a 4-year-old and a 1-year-old. how do you think they survived for 40 days in the amazon jungle? >> yes, absolutely. it's -- cost going to come down to the nature of their indigenous upbringing in that environment, if you think about it you know how to survive where you were raised. i know how to survive where i was raised. they know how to survive wher

i would say since maybe the mid-50's when marshall zhukov, the victor in the second world war, try to replace nikita khrushchev. we're talking about 1957, nothing about that since then. and then the unprecedented involvement of the army in russian politics at the time. in a certain way this is maybe a historic and maybe even more historic soon. nicole: we saw footage of vladimir putin surrounded by a crowd taking selfies, hugging his supporters, that is quite unusual for him, isn't it? >> yes. and i think that shows the degree of fear, that he experienced. because putin, as we know, does not like messes, he does not like going to the people, and if he goes to meet the people, it is always very well choreographed, they have hundreds of security people dressed as civilians. i think that if you flew out there now, they did not have time to put it together. he is actually risking talking to his own people, and that is to show he is good -- in control, and that testifies to the fact that he is really really scared by what happened. it was not a theater play. it was a real rebellion. nicole

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>> the language, victor, is dangerous. it is dangerous. ave heard time and time again. and the challenge with that for a law enforcement is that we don't have to, you know, guess whether or not that rhetoric can transcend into physical violence. we know it can. and that's the danger that the public faces, you know, on an event like this on the president's arrest is that someone will receive that message, will, you know, will basically take that as a call to action to do something nefarious, you know, whether it's on tuesday or towards the fbi or towards, you know, court officials. that is the danger here. that rhetoric transcending into direct physical violence. we know that can happen. that's why you are going to see this overwhelming show of force by law enforcement, you know, throughout, you know, the miami metro area upon president trump's arrival is because they want to show that you cannot do that, right. like it's not an eye for an eye. you are not going through a person. that is just absolutely ridiculous language and it's dangerous

the african-american museum. it is going to allow african-americans connect back to their ancestors and provide a place for history. victortors. >> yes, they traced my ancestors back 350 year, and it started with a phone call, and i knew a little, but not a lot. i started with my ganrandfatherf the early 1930s, and my grandmother held on to an article of an obituary with names. i am a black man with deep roots in the south, but i thought that i knew, but as you are about to see s i was wrong. >> reporter: very few moments in my career have ever brought me to this. this is, oh, man. it happened at the charleston african-american museum in charleston, south carolina. it happened at the historic gadsden's wharf. >> most african-americans would have come through this wharf which we call ground zero of the importation of african-americans into the united states. >> this is dr. tanya, the director of the museum. >> relics and imports. >> it is the full story, but you get the full context in it. >> what is the best celebration of full context is the center's family history and a team of researchers with access of millions of rec

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i mean both belarus and russia, and on the whole, victor the hell, the minister of defense announced the possibility of deploying on our territory not only tactical, but also strategic. i will listen to nuclear weapons. we have prepared equipment for this aircraft, which are for him to carry nuclear weapons. we have prepared pilots. we received the most modern iskander complex, which is capable of using missiles with nuclear warheads. literally next week. uh, the training of this unit is nearing completion. we didn't hear one more thing that our president said, that we will need strategic nuclear weapons, and we are already preparing. our existing sites, but from these words we can only understand that the threat is growing. yes, not quite here it is very clear to listen. uh, the content of these words and this phrase, if necessary. yes, the minister of defense quite clearly expressed one thought that we are ready to deploy nuclear weapons, well, first of all, tactical ones, which will be fully provided. safe use of storage of this weapon. eh, that's the main question next. he outlin