of major cutters, those cutters will provide critical presence in the bering sea, in the pacific, the atlantic to help combat iiu fishing. michael: you mentioned there is not enough money, you estimate you need $3 billion a year to replace and modernize your fleet. right now you have about 1.8 billion in the current budget. sort of give us the 101 on the three or four major programs you are trying to push forward and what they are intended to do? i think that will be of interest to a lot of people in the audience today. adm. lunday: thank you, michael. the coast guard is engaged in the most significant recapitalization in coast guard history. the major programs that have first been successful are nearing the end of completion, are our 416 foot national security cutter, which we have talked about already, and then our small cutters that are incredibly capable and has been very successful. but the ones we are focused on physically now are the polar security cutter program, the heavy ice breaker, the first one that the u.s. has built in 50 years. and then the second is our offshore patro

they have table cutters. they probably stole them i cutters.es and security tags and there is a gang of three. they come in and fill theirjackets and they go out with the power tools. to the keep getting _ go out with the power tools. to the keep getting around? _ go out with the power tools. to the keep getting around? obviously - go out with the power tools. to the l keep getting around? obviously they must be doing. any measures you try to take, what measures have you tried to put in place to stop them? we have cctv. we have very good staff that keep good vigilance and in fact they tackle people when they see it. a lot of people are concerned about that. there is a huge rise in attacks on staff as well. but we give all the cctv to the police, and whenever possible, we prosecute. 50 the police, and whenever possible, we prosecute-— we prosecute. so it's thought of that of shoplifting _ we prosecute. so it's thought of that of shoplifting offences - we prosecute. so it's thought of that of shoplifting offences are l that of shoplifting offence

so probably more tomorrow after we, we talk to our friends in, in egypt and cutter. and i'm sorry that was a 3rd party question. oh yes, it did. it did. and this has been also something that's been a deep and ongoing concern for us violence, intimidation as well, of the past and community in the west bank. uh, there was an incident, as you know, just a few days ago that i think has galvanized attention from the is from the israeli government. and that, that is critical. and we look to see um, action taken, action taken to prevent this kind of violence action taken to hold people who are responsible for accountable. and we're looking to the government to take the necessary steps to stop the violence and to make sure. ready that there is real deterrence in place so that it doesn't happen again. thank you. thank you. thanks everyone. us x ray states and to the blinking speaking there in tennessee as he has of course, been holding talks with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as of the officials in west jerusalem and to leave his 9th trip to the regen

the prime minister of cutter plans to i minister of cutter plans to travel to iran to de—escalate tensionsing? it is involved in so many different negotiations with so many different countries in the region. many different countries in the re . ion. ., many different countries in the reuion. ., , many different countries in the reuion. . , ., many different countries in the reuion. . ., , region. that is part of its regional— region. that is part of its regional role. _ region. that is part of its regional role. it - region. that is part of its regional role. it is - region. that is part of its| regional role. it is always projected this neutrality, maintaining good relations with various neighbours and key allies. it has played a critical role. from day one on the phone constantly with all major actors and now with this visit to tay run, it is yet another attempt to back channel and emphasise regional war should be averted and perhaps also put pressure on iran to pressure hamas to move forward with this deal.— with this deal. probably turnin: with this deal. probably turning to _ with thi

trump: you got here the greatest cutter -- i look at what you do -- [laughter] i won't mention the name of the company but they go on strike and you say that's, okay,, you're all gone back here all gone.

and cutter and what's happening now is among other things, both egypt and cutter in their engagements with from us making a very clear as necessary. what's in that proposal explaining it as necessary if there's any uh, any confusion so that a most fully understands it and agrees to it. as i said before, the bridging proposal is based on the may of the late made agreement that we put the present 5 and put out in endorsed and incorporated into you one security council resolution. and then we've heard from both parties a different comments on it. we tried to reflect some of those comments in this bridging proposal. and a bridge by definition has uh, 2 uh, 2 parties to it. there's a, there are 2 points to do the rates that we've tried to reflect that in the bridging proposal. and now the process is making sure that the most fully under understands it and, and what's in it. and i believe that they should again, they should be prepared to endorse it. just as israel is endorsed. and then the critical thing is getting um, clear understanding and implementation of the agreement. and there are

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different usages of it, so for example uh the end of this arm you can have a welding machine, laser cutter and lot more uh and the precision is also going to be important for certain industries lot more than others, so for example when we're talking about laser cutting, anything that really has anything to do with lasers, you need to deal with high precision machinery and this one has a precision of uh down to 0.05 millimeter so we're dealing with 50 microns of precision and that's an overkill for most industries, but there are very few in... that can take advantage of that extremely high precision, and uh, there are number of different types and tiers of robotic arms, we have the more rudimentary ones which have only three or four degrees of freedom or axes, as we say, and then there are the bleeding edge ones like this one which has six degrees of freedom, and the next one which will which we'll see uh has seven degrees of freedom. so now it's time to learn a little bit more about this machine uh from one of the people the machine that you see here has got various usages in different ind

the cutter, this is also completely ourselves, this unit is made for trimming rows of strawberries,ltivator was also made ourselves for inter-row cultivation of strawberries. it was also recently made for leveling the soil, we came up with this completely ourselves, this unit, well, it seems to work fine, it moves, progress moves forward, as we once said, take care and be careful, so whoever tries, god helps him, and nature helps everything else, whoever, well, let's say , is a slob, then it just... it turns out, it happens that one year you'll be lucky or something, you just slipped through, but if you don't resist, then the next year, you can get absolutely nothing, somewhere , something like that started, or there, it started raining, then it gets hot, illnesses start, everything, and if a person doesn't make any effort, doesn't learn anything, he gets nothing, but if still try from year to year, then more or less the result is stable, it is usually considered... a hectare of a garden is about the same in labor costs as 10 hashish, just imagine, here are 40 hectares of a garden,

. >> you are the greatest cutter. he i won't mention the name of the company but they go on strike they are gone, so every one of you are gone. >> laid out policy proposals including his desire to end the education department. >> i want to close up the department of education, move education back to the states. >> the interview started more than 40 minutes late because of technical difficulties, which musk claims were a result of a ddos or distributed denial of service cyber attack. but critics are skeptical pointing to the fact that the rest of x was working and last year's glitchy stream conversation with florida governor ron desantis, which trump called, quote: a disaster at the time. 1.3 million people were simultaneously watching the trump-musk conversation at one point as trump criticized several harris policies including her recent messaging on the border crisis. >> she is saying she was strong on the border. we're going to be strong. well, she doesn't have to say it, she could close it up right now. >> harris

you're the greatest cutter. larry: there you go, you're the greatest cutter.n i was a young pup working for reagan, peter grace, the famous businessman headed up the grace commission. he did a fabulous job. i mean he could have saved a couple trillion dollars if there had been any follow through from congress. this is important. put elon on some government spending commission, some government efficiency commission that is the first we heard of mr. trump talk about that. i think that's progress, vivek. give you the last word. >> look, elon is a brilliant guy. he and i talked about this very idea as well. the reality is we don't need four million federal bureaucrats in washington, d.c. that is the second mass deportation we don't talk about. mass deport those federal bureaucrats out of d.c. to the rest of the country so they can get real jobs in the private sector this is moment of clarity for republicans. we do not want, should not want to replace the left-wing nanny state with a right-wing nancy state. we want to dismantle the nanny state. we don't want to dis

stephanie cutter. gene sperling. a team attitude. a team.rsonnel choices is very impressive. >> it's important because they are having to do 6 to 9 months of work in a month, in six weeks. if you think about how compressible this is it's extraordinary. i still think when i look back at what's happened over the next few weeks i think the pick of jd vance attributed to this moment. it was a huge error by donald trump. joe biden's historic and selfless act to self aside i think the most important thing that's happened is kamala harris was ready. she came out of the box that first day, she had a strong argument, she knew who she was, she's been on fire in her public appearances and she's ignited the democratic party in a way i think was unexpected, deeply welcomed, really exciting . i want to give her a lot of credit here. she is a person who's made her moment, she has gone for it. what is also important is i have known the vice president for more than 20 years. she is herself here. she's not trying to be anybody else and i think it's one of the

full spring summer collection, well, that means it's enough for us for six months, look for a new cutter same level, i don't understand, maryana nikolovna, maybe we shouldn't fire her, well, we'll fine her in the end, we'll scare her, the lady is polite, golden okas, the main thing is she works like an ox for literally pennies, secret agents in the bank get more, well , we'll never find someone like that, even the cops say, she's the victim, so that's it, i'm the victim here, i got it, and if you don't find the same cutter, i'll kick you out myself, so that in different areas they'll collect you in pieces in the trash. bags, preliminary cause of death - pressure with a narrow cord, we can congratulate ourselves, we have mayak appeared, another murder in the park at the local station, a lot of coincidence, and the park is the same, just don't get too hung up on this connection, because it may not exist at all. i became paranoid at this job, just a lugansk friend really loved the pool, and now he's so cheerful, so funny, such an easy guy, you 're jealous of him, secret investigations, tomo

it is far time for him, us to release the remaining hostages, including the american citizens cutter has assured us that they will work to have some us represented there. and we fully expect these talks to move forward. well, for tulsa, condemned as well as far right sgo to minnesota to melbourne, give a for leading ultra nationalist and storming the elect symbols compound and occupied east jerusalem. the united states stands firmly for preservation of the historic status quote, with respects to the holy sides of jerusalem in any unilateral action which this would be that any udall lateral action like this uh, that jeopardizes of such a status quote is unacceptable. we recognize how important the holy site is. so we urge all sides to respect the status quo, but certainly actions like this. um, are they detract from that? and not only do they distract from that, we find them to be unacceptable. but those are corresponding to is that the state department? hi robin, me one of the questions that's being asked as these tools, whether they are brand new tools or as how much would like to s

jones is a little of an outcast at cutter high school.of the few multiracial students in that school. he has a quick temper, especially when it comes to defending one of his friends or anyone bullied by mike barber. there's one thing valued above all else at cutter school, and that is, for years, tj, a naturally gifted athlete, refused to participate in football or basketball, much to the coaching staff's frustration. an opportunity to lead a brand- new swim team has now changed his mind. quote, up until i started swimming in my grade school, half my teachers wanted me medicated, and the other half wanted me in reform school. it helped me focus, beveled the edges on my boundless, uncontrolled energy, dulled my rage. end quote. after tj gathers a collection of swimmers who are outcast, cast aside students, students who had never been given a chance, students fighting for respect and dignity, it became clear that what they are doing is not chasing letterman's jackets or winning a few swim meets, they are building a community. the bus ride h

is he great at his job and stephanie cutter as well.id plouffe is apparently in control of the math. how do they get to 270. great at his job. stephanie cutter is over all the messaging over the communications strategy. one thing i find troubling though. okay you got david plouffe and stephanie cutter they had a great candidate barack obama. this was a plan five years in the making to get him to the presidency. now they have kamala harris who they can't put on the road to actually talk to voters on the day-to-day basis. sure, they can keep her on the prompter. but she is not going to have any of those breakout moments. apparently the tension is because they said that david plouffe so ever the math but he is really running the campaign. >> steve: right. >> jen o'malley dylan wants her role to be solidified as the campaign manager. >> when you think about it the biden team which a lot of it has morphed into the harris team with the re-election in wilmington, and why is it in wilmington now because she is not from wilmington, you know, the

escalation that we've been working to prevent from day one since october 7th, width of egypt and with a cutter were united and in purpose and united in action. we're working in our different ways to try to ensure that there is not escalation, sending the necessary messages to all of the potential actors, including or on, including as well off. or there's really forces attack on the ballot in central guys that has killed at least 9 palestinians. the number of dead is expected to rise. injured people are being brought so all ok, so hospital, less than a kilometer away from these sites of the attack. it happened in a busy part of the city close to my market, abbas scattering pockets sounding pilgrims as overturned in central, a run, killing $28.00 passengers. 23 others were injured. 14 of them seriously. the accident happened in just a province on tuesday nights in please say there was a problem with the brakes. the boss was making its way to carnival in iraq. she, a muslims, a, got it as a place of pilgrimage. a former us president obama has made a very public appearance to address the democrati

these are not just coast guard cutters, these are national strategic assets and i feel optimistic about where we are going to be in the future with our icebreaking capability. and fy 24 we also are given authority and money to bring into the coast guard fleet not as capable and probably will be limited to the arctic only but that is a sign that both the administration and congress support expanding the united states fleet because the presence does matter. >> if i could pick up on one issue because you touched on a commercial side of this and this cuts across all devices here is the role that the private sector has evolved and even ukraine is an example where we have seen on the side companies like microsoft or if i had to become directly involved we've seen companies directly involved in providing software. we've seen commercial space companies. so, how are you seeing the private sector evolve, what are the challenges and also the opportunities with the rule of the private sector? >> a couple of things on that. so, with universal lessons, the commercial is a universal lesson. if you loo

tensions. iran has also held talks with several other arab neighbors, including egypt, oman, and cutter. the us and its allies in the region are lobbying hard to prevent a wider escalation of the conflict following wednesdays. assassination of home of political chief as male nia in toronto, is already showing as strikes. targeted spots of southern lebanon on sunday came off to eat on. in fact, his beloved militants plied dozens of rockets towards not on his right them, but intercepted maybe not just the state of israel isn't a multi front war against the ron's axis of evil. we hit each of its arms hard and we are prepared for any scenario, both in defense and attack. i repeat to our enemies, we will respond and exact a heavy price for any active aggression performed against us from any frontal. don edwards, these the lights have vowed revenge against is right off to the targeted killings of his beloved mother to come under the full lodge in bed. well then from us bought it because it's my honey. instead on diplomatic effort side under the, to de escalate tensions across the region, jord

no, there was, there was, he was not the only one, but according to the cutter, these, his account was one of the 1st ones that, that came up with this information for the information. according to this 9, he basically picked information from another website and the to it did, but his account or, and history, it was widely shared. so what i mean is he regards whores, him responsible for what happened in the u. k. but clearly the tardies believe that this fake information missed information also sets an example of how far are we at on 4000 miles away from the u. k. one person was doing something in his house and that had created or few with so much extension in the u. k. do we know what, what's going to happen next? these going to be charged and some cents going to be extradited. it seems quite extraordinary for the police have handed him over to federal investigation agencies that looks after or sees cases of type or violence, hypothyroidism, what we know, that there is no extradition treaty between the you get and focused on drop a pe. he will be tried in focused on he is going is exp

previously, it was necessary to involve a root cutter. work at high altitude, sawing manually.er operates at a distance, this is only one of the applications. such a device can also be used in hard-to-reach areas of lep. heavy equipment will not pass. and the mobile complex can be delivered by an all-terrain vehicle. for example, a 20 cm thick tree trunk, the laser will cut in 6 minutes. also, such a device can work from ... a helicopter to eliminate an oil spill from a ship, and even under water. only electricity is needed, so, for example, a year ago, with the help of a similar laser, sunken ships were disposed of sakhalin, also at a distance, also safe, and most importantly, any materials can be cut or, rather, destroyed with such a laser, even rocks, which means the range of its application will only expand in the future. andrey golderev, maxim trubnikov, anastasia slobodenyuk, nika vishnyakova and evgeny kuznetsov. channel one. what is under the soil layer on mars? possibly water, and there is so much of it that if it comes to the surface, the entire planet will turn into

guarding the protection of forests, our main concern is the health of the forest, the protection of its cutters and diseases. my day starts at 8:30 in accordance with the work schedule, but as a rule, i go to work i arrive an hour earlier in order to plan my schedule, the work of the team, call forestry specialists, learn first-hand up-to-date information on the state of the forests. on the dynamics of pests and diseases, study the weather, since the weather is very important to us, then a small one, we inspect more than 3,000 hectares of forest plantations, about twenty forest nurseries, about 25 forest seed plantations, that is, we conduct these surveys annually in order to keep the situation under control ourselves in the most difficult cases to help forestries methodically. on some complex areas of work, what measures will forest protection appoint on this or that object of the forest fund and directors of state forestry institutions, other legal entities conducting forestry, at the regional level, these are forest protection specialists of regional industrial forestry associations, all thi

chief , i think it was about we got ready for this and the plane slowly entered the area, the missile cutter is ready to lock the plane, everything is very beautiful. it can really be said that god really helped me everything was ready and with god's help, i said a loud allahu akbar and launched the missile and the missile was launched easily. we have the missile 's trajectory on the system. ebay after burling there after burling there. he prepared to strike and moved away from the area with the speed of afterburning. sam 5 is also handed over to the defense industry for study. research on the concept of radar has been started for a long time and continues. men and women come from all the universities of the country. for the first time in history, iran wants them system needs. give yourself completely to the young students. mersad air system is the result of this trust. mersad means ambush. iranian ambush the reverse example of american hawk is the first step to conquer the sky step by step. it is now the year 2009. the marsads launch their missiles one after the other, the missiles are call

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take a listen. >> well, you, you're the greatest cutter. i mean, i look at what you do.nt to quit? they go on strike. i won't mention the name of the company. but they go on strike. and you say, that's okay. you're all gone. you're all gone. so every one of you is gone. and you are the greatest. you would be very good. >> after he said that, the united auto workers hit trump and musk with labor charges. what's the status for request for investigation and charges? >> we're pursuing it as far as we can. look, there's got to come a time. these people, the billionaire class and the corporate class don't care about labor law. it's high time we make them respect the law and follow the law. and so, we're not going to sit back while these people laugh about breaking the law. we're going to pursue that as far as we can take it. >> well, i appreciate you being here, sir. billionaires couldn't be billionaires without a lot of workers who do the work while they sit around on their golden toilets. so thank you for the work you do and the work that your members do. shawn fain, thank y

it is interesting though he did make a point that elon is cutter.p gets elected but elon trying to make twitter profitable, let's be clear he laid off or got rid of, probably 90% of the staff there and so you know, he is runs a bare bones operation right now at twitter and i still wonder if it makes money, you know? social media is a tough business. so yesterday from a business, i think from a business standpoint, this was good for twitter obviously. from a political standpoint very good for donald trump. from a business standpoint, if you are holding djt stock, not good. it just underscored the problems with that stock right now. back to you, liz. liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. we should look at bond yields, the two, the 10-year, those yields why falling early this morning and that was before this afternoon when atlanta fed president and voting member, rafael bostic said a recession is not in his outlook but he also said need to make sure inflation trend, which is going down, is for real. our next guest is such an expert in bonds. let

we have seen david plouffe, we have seen stephanie cutter, people going in to work with the biden peoplell, you know, andrea, i think it is reflective of the fact this is an allmoment. and i think everybody is -- everybody is going to jump on board the ship and row whatever oar they can pick up. i think there is a convergence of the entirety of the democratic party that has been very cathartic. look at the last couple of weeks, there was some painful divisions, family divisions, andrea, family fights that were taking place for a few weeks there, and once that was resolved, what you've seen is everybody get on board and everybody want to do their part and the kamala harris, the energy and excitement she's captured, it is somewhat reminiscent of that obama coalition from 2008 and 2012 that plouffe and cutter have a lot of experience mobilizing. and so i think everything feels additive. this is -- you want to catch one of those periods in the campaign, andrea, and we know it won't last, we know there will be valleys as well as peaks, but you want to capture the energy and extend that as wel

stephanie cutter, and jennifer palmieri, communications director for barack obama and hillary clinton. for each day it becomes clearer that the thing the internet has dubbed the kamalanomenon, that thing is real and that thing is showing no signs of going anywhere any time soon. the new york times michelle goldberg who traveled to the rally in atlanta interviewed people in the crowd. she spoke to one 56-year-old woman of color named tracy naylor who explained what she was seeing in her community since kamala harris rose to the top of the ticket. i'm telling you something, she said goldberg. i go on my walks and see women of color and we just look at each other and we just smile. like yeah, sis, we got this. we got this. joining me now is michelle goldberg. opinion columnist for the new york times and shawn allen. i was struck by the anecdotes you have in your latest column about kamalanomenon. a phrase i'm still practicing to little success, but can you talk to me about what owe saw on the ground. >> there is this incredible outpouring of enthusiasm. it is something you could only lea

stephanie cutter, james sperling who has been winning presidential campaigns for the democrats going back to bill clinton. this is a very, very impressive addition to the team that was already an impressive winning team. >> what, i think where the vice president is continuing to demonstrate pundits who would question her, voters who don't yet know her. campaigners who are unfamiliar with working for a candidate of her caliber. what she is demonstrating is that she is in it to win it. she is going to put every available asset in the democratic party on the job. we all have a job to do. we all have a role to play. all of those leaders are incredibly experienced. i trust her and i trust them to do the work, to not leave a single voter behind. to not take a single community for granted and that is what it is going to take to win this one . what i will expect will be a very close election. but one in which november, the vice president can prevail. >> senator laphonza butler, i'm glad the vice president doesn't need you anymore to protect her and airports. thank you very much for joining u

linda mitchell says the crew failed to snap off a big padlock on the front door, so they use bolt cutters to bash their way into the ice cream shop. once inside, the burglars went straight for the money, so they went in through the window, went to the back, tried to steal the safe which is bolted down and they really left with nothing except a bag of cookies. >> so wow. >> mitchell believes it'll cost $5,000 to replace the big front window. the ice cream shop remains open despite the burglary. police tell us no arrests have been made the music? day two of the outside lands festival in golden gate park is underway right now. there is no shortage of excitement for fans. as you can see in this video, the rise to fame pop star sabrina carpenter is tonight's headliner. 75,000 people are expected to attend each day of the festival, thanks to outside lands. it will be a packed weekend on public transit in san francisco. the head of the sfmta says weekends are actually a huge part of their post-pandemic recovery. at a board meeting this week, director jeffrey tumlin talked about how ridership is

you are a huge cutter like you did here with x. you are a big cutter. you need people on the outside who want to come none the inside. remember, when trump took over, he put together a business council. elon musk was on it. they were advising him up until charlottesville and that travesty misconstrued and since further defined. wait a second i'm going to resign. elon musk resigned too. now i think he is. in also he said i'm a moderate democrat. i remain a moderate democrat. but i think you are our best hope of fixing these things. they just pointed out how frustrating it must that be she is changing everything she stood for and did in order to be more like trump. tough on the border. build the economy. fight inflation. really? since when? >> lawrence: she is not explaining the evolution, letting us know what made her change. >> steve: we know what made her change. >> lawrence: it's all these press documents that she is not crafting or giving interviews to explain the policies. >> brian: maybe if we read "time" magazine. >> lawrence: that's exactly right

crew couldn't get the big padlock off the front door, so they just smashed the windows with bolt cuttersthey tried to get some money. it didn't really work out, so they went in through the window, went to the back, tried to steal the safe which is bolted down, and they really left with nothing except a bag of cookies. >> so. >> mitchell believes that will cost $5,000 to replace that big front window. the ice cream shop remains open despite the burglary, so please go and support them. police tell us no arrests have been made. >> we are learning new details about a deadly plane crash in brazil on friday. the bodies of all 62 victims have been recovered. a man is at the live desk with the investigation. and that stunning video, really, of the plane plummeting to the ground. amanda? >> yeah. kumasi investigators are now examining the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, trying to determine what caused the crash. this stunning video that kumasi mentioned shows the plane in what's called a flat spin falling from the sky. it crashed into a suburb in sao paulo neighborhood and burst

talk about we're holding peace talks, except they didn't even invite the hamas represent." is the cutter uh a week ago, so you said this is this is all a form of kabuki theatre. and one last question, mr. johnson, before we leave you, and that's the us stance uh with regards to this to this genocide, the us estance from day one, um, washington constantly claims it doesn't want to broad or war or any dangerous escalations, but um, its words and its actions, there are... in in contradiction, it continues to support israel with billions of dollars of military aid, yet at the same time it's advocating for a ceasefire. how can you describe this this hypocrisy and inconsistency? it's the money. the american israeli public affairs committees enormous amounts of money into both democrats and republican pockets and there are a large number of jewish donors as well that are. that play a prominent role in this regard, so the united states politically it's not feasible, but what should happen is donald trump when he was in office, all they had to do is make a phone call and tell the israelis, no mor

position with further quote is very important, with the opposition from african countries, indian gem cuttersndia, as is known, is one of the largest platforms for this business, and new york jewelers, that is, we see that if market participants, so to speak, unite against... dimon, you can talk to him on equal terms, at least. and this is about the topic we talked about today, about the fear of regional chinese banks when uncle sam shakes his finger and says: oh-oh-oh, you can't trade with the russians, you can, if everyone unites and, roughly speaking, send this hegemon away, then everything will be fine, maybe this sounds harsh, but the fact remains a fact, this impudent. behavior can't be described any other way, when they don't notice the shelling of the zaporizhzhya npp, the kursk npp, they really don't care, this is somewhere in europe, something will explode there , a beautiful garden in america will not suffer, they think so, but nevertheless, america at one time created this dollar system, it was supported by the soviet union even in 1944, it worked for a very long time, and what we

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. >> and you, you're the greatest cutter. i mean i look at what you do you walk in and you say do you want to quit? and then i'll mention that name of the company, but they will go on strike and you say that's okay, you're all gone. so every one of you is gone and you're the greatest. you would be very good. >> the union filed separate charges against trump and musk to the national labor relations board. the charges claim they had interfered with employees, exercising a right to organize against the company with suggestions, those striking would be suggesting those striking employees would be fired. it is unlikely musk or trump would face significant penalties if it's found they broke labor laws and any action could take a long time to resolve. the uaw recently endorsed kamala harris for president. >>> meanwhile minnesota governor tim walz on his own first solo campaign swing at the democratic vice presidential nominee as a democratic nominee. and his first stop is l.a. where he spoke to thousands of members of the american f

make our people according to the skill of our blowers, we have very good blowers, very good diamond cutters very good, so we work boldly, we can in principle implement any ideas, well , for example, the artist says: okay, okay, masters, let's make another red one, here the red granulate was made red. the author wanted some unusual effects, they took a guiding glass threshold, in which the metal salts are metallized on the surface, this is what happened, that is, from one idea. why not, if it works out in the material, why not make and give people such things, beautifully, or it would seem, red with green, combine two colors that are incompatible for any artist, here the author took two powders, pink and green, combined and got an amazingly beautiful vase, the dish in the set is also beautiful, if we talk about what an artist may like beautifully or ugly, if we tried or we got ugly things, we would not work here. because each thing starting from a simple glass and ending with the most complex ornate vase for the author - this is his own child, well, so to speak, what is the most beautiful, h

in saxony, in 18. 13 calls for democracy and freedom grew louder and shape slightly, thinking the cutter spit out was the doctor. i am free drinks and paintings are characterized on the one hand by the deep religious nature. and on the other hand, they are completely tied to the political situation. it was a time of his grades, political upheaval, heights that opposed these challenges for the people of his time in china. type for hope all is fordable, restart literally was born on september 5th, 1774, to a strict protestant family in guy side on the baltic sea. he began to draw. this was how he saw himself in 18 o. 2. at the age of 28. as a young man full of yearning, his drawings and paintings are characterized by memories of the sea and the coast of his childhood. but water can also be threatening. a huge ice flow is pile up to form apparent at the sky is less than the turtle. ice shimmers blueish and brown. we are facing a boundless polar landscape. mighty in human, sublime, threatening only at 2nd glance, do we recognize the whole of a ship shattered by slabs of ice last forever. the

their instincts kicked in, and... she resisted, but kotov claims that zakharova herself fell on the cutter, yeah, and then climbed out of the window, walked a couple of yards and lay down on the lawn under the balconies, kotov and dubrovin, after they got rid of the body, washed the blood from the apartment, even glued the wallpaper, but anton, naturally , did not guess anything, later vadim began to pry from his brother about the progress of the investigation, anton told him about diana and about her suspicion, well vadim and kotov, naturally got scared, decided to get rid of ... larenka, sit down with us, steal our male company, yes, varya, by the way, you helped us a lot, yes, thank you, well, you know, for you you are always welcome, yeah, varya, you know, one good man invited us to a wedding, here i have a proposal for you, it's not tomorrow, but would you agree to be my lady, why yours, maybe with me, it would be much more interesting, wait a second, or maybe with me? so guys, calm down, i 'll be the first to propose, so guys, don't fight, i'll go to the wedding, so, but only with so

. >> reporter: that's because the leaf cutter bee was last seen in 1980 and never seen again until -- >> well, i was the one who found it. >> reporter: sarah went bee hunting this spring. >> and i saw this thing fly by really quickly and i was like no way. that has to be a different bee. it couldn't be the bee. i swung my net and nabbed the bee. i took it out and while it's kind of sleeping i snapped some photos of it and i start going oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh and thinking how can this be? >> reporter: beatrice is part of the conservancy group. >> it's exciting to be out in the field and get to feel like a community scientist. >> this is a once in a lifetime event. >> reporter: that's karl sanders, natural resources manager for the marin water district. were you surprised when you heard of it? >> absolutely. the fact on their first go-round they discovered this bee that hadn't been seen in decades is amazing. >> reporter: it does show that conservation efforts can succeed. think about how different the world was in 1980 versus now and this bee has just been persisting that entire time

rouen will also take the stage in the east bay, a moment months in the making today as a coast guard cutter returned to its home port after months at sea. friends and family gathered in alameda to watch the. the way she arrived, plenty of smiles and hugs as the coast guard members reunited with loved ones. they've been gone just under four months on patrol through the pacific, doing search and rescue exercises with crews from other stations. >> the best part of the trip for me was interacting with my peers from other nations, sharing lessons learned, seeing how they do operations, and then comparing personal items l our d seeing that we have a lot more in common than we have differen. >> captain tyson schofield says the crew will enjoy a well-deserved break at home after a busy few months of missions. welcome back to all of those folks. people soaked in the aloha spirit today without having to take a flight to hawaii. we will take you to an event on the peninsula that showcases the heritage of hawaii and polynesia. >> i'm spencer christian. it's a breezy day around the bay area, giving us a