she makes regular visits to the places where the wood is sourced. validation in the always wanted to do something that we could be committed to the worst thing. okay. this is something that makes sense and is worth working for. so i and the idea is to protect the rain forest by selling tropical woods products with met then co from protecting the rain forests. with tropical timber might initially sound counter intuitive. but upon closer inspection, it actually makes a lot of sense from the original tree to the final polished boards. better would, is careful to ensure eco friendly sourcing. for a company has a longstanding partnership with timber supply or my directly formerly a teacher a not the punch. jacob is now a forestry worker because he cares about the future of the rain forest contract encouraging gets to see exactly what his work looks like on the ground. the state of moderate ideas in southeastern peru, both the unique ecosystem and it's here that columbia and born cooking sources are high quality tropical timber. the practically the entire region is untouched, reinforced wi

better wood is a family run enterprise funds. how many do we have? take 5 more and then that's it. together with her brother and father, she prepares the delivery of plants that will be sent out today for a patio in poland. tropical timbers are extremely hard and robust, making them ideal for outdoor use. so like people always think that regional is good, i'm fun. there's a tropical what is simply a fantastic product. it's awesome. in comparison, the native would speak these are by nature not as resistant. send for not to out when this big and so they have to be subjected to complicated. often energy intensive process is to increase that resistance hack unlocked bad despite the link the supply routes. tropical timber can be an alternative to german varieties of what provided it sustainably harvested. katelyn coating is convinced that making tropical wood products will help to protect the reinforced dispatch that does money to talk to. i want my daughter to get to know the rain forest. when she grows up to a dozen and for more people to learn that tro

processing from growing wood in the forest to... furniture production, in particular. i can say with confidence that today ivotsevich is the only production that produces chipboard with a formaldehyde emission class two times lower than just the factories of global transnational companies that are located in the customs union. this is clear. this choice was made in favor of the consumer. we came here as operators, there were few of us, the very first, well, we were learning the ropes. it was somehow very. scary, probably, even when we came, the equipment is completely new, we had never seen anything like this, of course we believed, modernization is constantly underway and something is being updated, even though sanctions and all that have surrounded us from all sides, but still somewhere there are new markets, new opportunities, i actually never i have not seen a green plate, as we call it, green, it is a moisture-resistant plate, at the old enterprise we had only two formats there, and here formats and... textures and every year some innovation, innovation, it is int

make it a rarity and perhaps all the wood here is process sustainable. right that, but i certainly know that there's a contract every step by step from standing trinity towards the final destination model. they kick one the yoga odyssey. no. but get that by that. so when the would arrive and it's sort of a, you know, when and where it was cut down and my name was dispatched one, they'll say we know the entire supply chain, the law they gave us. so lucille meeting or seattle bowers that got in the name on soaps supply chains include everything that is required to manufacture a particular product. the planning stage is followed by raw materials extraction and processing. then the manufacturer of the finished product before delivery to customers. monitoring the entire supply chain is complicated and time consuming as cotton coating isn't able to constantly fly to south america. she has to rely on verification by 3rd parties. it's give signing housing for 9, and then we have an audit done by an independent non profit organization and it's up to you on as wha

she makes regular visits to the places where the wood is sourced. the validation in moment, always wanted to do something that we could be committed to the worst thing. ok. just something that makes sense and is worth working for. so i and the idea is to protect the region is on touch screen for us with enormous bio diversity. one single hector is home to hundreds of tree species, as well as countless different plants and animals. the of the i know side on the one hand you have this wealth of biodiversity viewed. you guys have teeth tooth to the floor in san and live in the rain forest sown on florida state. these places are important for water cycles and surface carbon sinks onto suppliers by china on the then and on the other hand, you have the people who live by the rain forest and see it as an area that's easy to cut down and use this farm land and reflection, dave, which provides them with an income to a person or on the land. so that's also important to take into consideration for things. the alpha wonderful is one of crushed in the as they pr

she got strangled there in the woods. >> but here's the stunning way.his confession concluded. >> am i going to be able to get my contact solution and take my contacts out and toothbrush and i don't think so. >> reality has yet to sink in for this self-absorbed 26 year old. >> am i able to get like a little private toilet because i can't pee when there's people around? because my urinary stress disorder. i'll be. i'll be miserable if i can't pee. yeah, yeah. >> every week on true crime news, the podcast, we bring you insights and new information on the biggest true crime cases. and this week we are tackling the story of a newborn baby tossed on the side of the road like trash, and how familial dna helped cops find her birth mother and charge her with the baby's death. >> still have symptoms from moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently, and it's a once daily pill. >> when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq check

. or local types of fuel, mainly, of course, wood fuel, in most cases today wood fuel will win due to the fact that it is cheaper, it is our own raw material, and the cost price of the heat obtained is lower. the transfer to pellets is a separate topic altogether, 15 sources have already been identified where they will definitely be used, weather for loading at least 60,000 tons of raw materials are needed. significant capacities that need to be maximally used in the country's energy system. gosstandart separately introduced a draft resolution, i provide. uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan, special attention block of shows of young talents, we note that bti is being held for the forty-eighth time, it is an excellent platform for concluding contracts. i am generally a fan of belarusian brands, for the last, probably, six or seven years, i wear exclusively clothes of belarusian sewing, everything that i have on is our belarusian, i am very proud of it, i am very... superior to it. the business program will include specialized seminars, business meetings with the participation of heads of leading

, yes, the wood is burnt.and also natural wood, here we also have wooden shades appeared, but it is literally a paradise for lily, yes , you know, well here these materials are not natural, it is artificial rattan, so i always use artificial rattan for such objects on principle, because it is more practical, nothing will happen to it, and absolutely luxurious handles, comfortable grip, vertical, easy to open, and one pleasure, in general, of course, we ordered a lot of cabinets, tell me, yes of course, how spacious? lilya can hang and lay out everything by flowers here. and it turns out, that lily from the bedroom will pass through her dressing room to the bathroom, as in the best houses. we assemble a shower enclosure. the profile is made of anodized aluminum, it is not afraid of corrosion. a special coating on the tempered glass will prevent the formation of stains. we connect the kontata heated towel rail with convenient hangers included. you can adjust the temperature and set the desired operating time. so

a rifle made this piece of wood. so let's place anywhere as as stability is concerned and probably be a good eye catcher in any gun show or any gun business as leon with the stock master engraver, bob runge works the receiver. any tools it's hammered with the shooting hammer requires a little more softness than we have on say small shooting engraver. anything that is applying steel and gives us an a good cutting tool so that it has enough softness. so on break every it and it enough to cut the steel to working on so i, i enjoy joy engraving more than. any other i think any other kind a gem. i learned something all the time. this is the type work skill you enjoy, the satisfaction, seeing the product completed as it's completed. you feel well. i have done this work and it's something that i want to be proud of. gold inlays two for the largest surface of a shotgun receiver model 1100 and. custom work is careful work by the time leon bob were through with this rifle, leon had grown a mustache mustache and think, let's ta

it will protect the wood from fire, blue stain, mold and wood-boring insects. walked along the plywood ceiling. a reliable shield from heating is fire-resistant almax boards. this is a porous material. calcium silicates can withstand temperatures up to 1.0 °. another barrier is a brick wall. we form the masonry in the high-temperature zone. we additionally increased the height of the podium. we put in a new firebox made of steel and white cast fireclay, the corner glass-ceramic door will provide a wide viewing area. the gas boiler is also new, it more compact than the owner's, while almost twice as powerful, operates in the range from 7 to 40 kw, next to the boiler , a 150-liter boiler, the system. we completely reconstructed the heating, installed a comb with three circulation pumps that distribute heat across the circuits and floors. our chief builder alexander kudrin came personally to accept the equipment before the first launch. this boiler has a sealed combustion chamber, that is, it is completely isolated from the room in which it stands, that is, it doe

granville woods was an exceptional inventor from, indiana. he holds 60 patents relating to the railroad industry. his range from a steam boiler furnace, a telephone transmitter, automatic air brakes to slow stop trains and overhead wires used by cable cars and streetcars. he invented more than a dozen devices to improve electric cars. randall woods noted invention is the rail system, which is the power source to keep cars. this is the same system that is used in our subways today. george washington was born to slave parents in diamond grove, missouri in about 1864, but was freed in infancy. george carver is known for his in plant chemistry and agriculture. he developed three products from peanuts 118 products from sweet potato and 60 products from pecans that the carver, three patents for processing paints and stains of superior color and and for producing cosmetics. he also developed products such as bleach shaving soap lanolin and ink. patrick oliver dedicated his life to his experiments and studies in agriculture at a school which is now t

the wood lute also is i can the wood, which is now closer to the english, the big city. so quite selling lead. even the in the word has been muted into the english lexical, and when i was sure they just don't have to shape house because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. the on the, on the see the silver so the move up to somebody how can it be that um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of munitions and military equipments. destroyed no pain. the boy passed low green and maybe a little in your system and below grade level nominal facility or some of those other slash we i'm about to the easiest little so wonderfully and will have an easy, some better novel bubble sort of wellness that will kind of get used to have gone on the why are weapons from ukraine spreading over the world? to turn this country into a major arms hub, will continue to bolster ukraine's and forces by rushing them occasionally use that they need t

the wood lute also is i can the wood, which is now working to the english, the big city, so quite selling lead. even the heating, the word has been you into the english lexical. the this is for digital rest of try to, to operate. it didn't don't pass under the orders of ukrainians, special services the hands of staying with the blood of hundreds of people who were the neighbors in the towns and villages of john bass. beach was problem is money in a career and ukraine security service. in case of failure, they were guaranteed st. you in ukraine. however, today's reality for them is jail time for many years. the outcome of working for ukraine, the enemy is up to 20 years in prison for terrorism and espionage, the plus the c dot silver. so the, somebody how can it be that um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of munitions and military equipments. destroyed low paying the boy a bit of boss milk or even though the old one uses them a low grade level, nominal facility or some of those other staff we, i'm about to the easiest to to

randall woods. dr. woods is ajanaku our distinguished professor of history, the university of arkansas, where he has taught since 1971. his books, lbj, architect of american ambition and fullbright a biography which won the robert h. farrell prize. tonight, we celebrate his new release. john quincy, a man for the whole people in this work, dr. woods explores both the political private aspects of john quincy, bringing him to life more than just an accomplished text book, historical figure here. what gives insight? the man with his creativity and intellect, his joys and struggles, his passion and disappointments all of which shaped his steadfast to the growth, protection and ideals of this young nation. early praise called this work masterly and magisterial pulitzer prize winner daniel walker howe calls this a tour de force. pulitzer prize winner in mcpherson writes john quincy adams served, his country for more than a half century as a diplomat, senator, secretary of state, president, public. in a unique

i am honored to present doctor randall woods. [applause] >> thanks for coming out tonight on this warm summer evening. i know you've got better things to do that to come listen to an aging historian talk. but i'm glad you are here. this book as large as you can see. [laughing] it's not my fault. it's john queen city's fault. he lived to be come was born in 1767 and died in 1848, and he served as diplomat, senator, secretary of state, president, and congressman for 47 years. en history, but i was the it took me seven years to to finish the book and i became with john quincy adams, as most writers do with their subject. but my family suffered from it at a family dinner. we had a gathering in new york about a year ago. my youngest granddaughter, all of my grandchildren in their twenties to if they are here tonight. i for my youngest granddaughter that it's the last dinner they had they had and formed a secret drinking game that every time i mention quincy adams they got to take a drink. they claimed that they had a time getting up f

once again, here is "deep in the woods." andrea canning (voiceover): autumn 2012, kelli bordeaux had been missing for months. the searches continued, but were winding down, and so was hope. privately, many around town felt kelli would never be found. but in the forest outside fayetteville, there was someone still secretly searching for her. no one knew, not police, not even kelli's family. his name was david marshburn. he didn't know kelli, but had an intense interest in her case from the day she disappeared. she was in the military. you just don't up and disappear. she was a young female. that's not right. andrea canning (voiceover): marshburn is both a bounty hunter and private investigator. his specialty? finding people, dead or alive. i knew she wasn't alive. i knew she needed to be found. she seemed like a really nice-- andrea canning (voiceover): remember that tv interview nick holbert did? marshburn saw it, too. when i'm watching him, it's like, dude, i can tell you're lying. he did it. he knows where she's at. he kil

the men were chopping wood with rukaritsa, so they forgot the men were chopping wood with rukaritsa, so they hammered an axe , a mitten, a mitten and an axe, an axe, a mitten. our children are great, yes, and the guys are smart, our children are great, yes, and the guys are smart, an axe, a mitten, a mitten and an axe, an axe, a mitten, a mitten and an axe, a mitten and that later on the husband in the fence, mitten and then later on the husband in the fence, axe, mitten, mitten and axe, axe, mitten, mitten and axe, mittens, noisemakers. song about a happy man from leningrad. oh, so it's almost about us, are we going to sing along? the dawn rose over the roof, a man came out of the house, to look at life closer, he decided in the morning, a man needs a lot, he has joy in his heart, he laughs at the snowfall, the sun in the sky in the morning, the sun in the sky and the winds, a man much is needed, to have a best friend nearby, a song that was on... case, any case, so that they don't forget at home, so that letters float in the footsteps, so that in these letters there were, there wer

another new disturbing here in for me to walk you through the woods tree stumps, twisted woods metal that bodies 4 feet from looks like across the prove the craft fair saw the crown trophy that fell suspend shows on the we could reach the edge of the forest it take them a rush and 6 months of thousands of men to get as far as this log with their most forward position. and the end of my gen is as soon as nothing more to see just mole field stretching out across the false plains of ukraine. so a lot of men of giving their lives to take seats was having me go look for this because i feel the world doesn't all the rest of them on the found them finished. yeah. i see will do shit. there's a question. when you the question both of those, you should see you little bit when i stood those you don't go as well as best the zeros use the surface so, so i'm more than one that is going to have the best years to ship your engine even though ukraine winning in the west roundtop, it's military support. now there are about stalemate and some in the west to talk about testing support. the pressure may

haslinda: great to have you with us, john woods, cio asia lombard odier.sian currencies are doing this morning, we talk about the yen right now, it has breached 153. it is 152.41. possible intervention some say, unlikely to reach 160. aussie dollar, .6665. coming up, the linkedin ceo tells jobseekers to embrace the change wrought on by the rise of ai. more from a exclusive interview next. keep it here with fast. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. you are watching "insights: let's take a look at how it is faring. we know that china is under pressure, csi 300 index down .90%. the concern is about the economy, and the focus is on investors talking about that 10 trillion yuan stimulus and how that will play through the economy. they will wait and see how china manages that. in terms of the hstech index, down 1.50%. and the chinese yuan up .10%. speaking of china weakness, china weakness is a great concern for luxury. we have been looking closer at this and it seems like everybody is paying the price for it. avril: including european luxury retailers,

. >> reporter: when they spread their gel technology on a piece of wood and blasts it with fire, their gel transformed, bubbling up into this aerogel shell-like layer completely protecting the wood. >> if you take a torch and put it right on the gel, the gel poofs up into a silica-like foam. that was a bit surprising. >> when you see inside is like a big air pocket. this is like a solid air bubble and you can see this wood is intact. >> i was thinking that this is very new. i've never seen anything like that. >> reporter: existing sprayable gels can only protect homes against wildfires for 30 seconds at best. the problem is those hydra gels only work when they're wet. stanford's new technology works by creating a solid foam insulation that can withstand fire for five minutes. researchers say they still need to fully develop the product, conducting pilot burn tests on a larger scale before getting it onto the market to homeowners. >> as an engineer, the kind of thing i love focusing on is seeing where there are problems without solutions and how can we design better technologies that ca

splintered wood and debris. much of north carolina left in ruins. stunned neighbors walking through muddy streets sur vague what happened there. many damaged by russian waters part of interstate 40 in north carolina washed away. and the images today, the lines a mile long wait for example gas there. with so many in need, the efforts to get to them with so many roads impassable. abc's faith a guby in north carolina tonight. >> reporter: tonight an urgent search for the missing after hurricane helene turned hillsides into rivers of mud and tore bridges to pieces. >> there are 92 rescue teams out working doing search and rescue right now. we are dealing with a situation that is unlike anybody's ever seen in western north carolina. >> reporter: floodwaters cutting off entire communities. more than 130 people dead across six states and hundreds more still unaccounted for.

since childhood, i went to the forest on my own, cut out knots, looked for cracks, worked with wood, and then when i grew up, got an art education, i saw ... that i was needed at the museum , i began to demonstrate the manufacture of northern toys, what is kizhi for you? kizhi, well, kizhi, kizhi - this may not be a second, but even a first homeland, because my son is here works, grandchildren are growing up here, that is, maybe my work will continue.

a new window sill made of wood-polymer composite. blows of fate with honor and will not fade in the sun. we proceed to finishing the floor. on we lay a sound-absorbing underlayment, quartz vinyl in the decor. the stone is beige, light. the coating is waterproof, suitable even for bathrooms. thanks to the reliable locking connection, the elements can be easily disassembled and reassembled if necessary. we use the same tiles for finishing the walls. here we glue them. we mount a busbar for track lights and housings for built-in lights in the ceiling. we apply glue to the floor in the room. plywood sheets will serve as a strong base for the finishing coating, we additionally fix them dowel nails, the walls and ceiling will resemble the surface of trovertine, first we treat everything with quartz primer, on top with a trowel we distribute thick textured plaster, the composition includes marble chips, after drying there will be a slight shine. on the floor we will put an engineer's board in the decor of oak cream matte, we will combine tw

1900 on date is the international monday through fund on the award bank jointly known as the bretton woods institution, came up with this structural adjustment system or this not to not just been program through the program. all african countries was supp, zip, debilitating prescriptions. well, one size fits all cell, all your popular concepts, docks, your population ensure that your population is debilitated. so african country is, went on us pre of deposition african countries when thrown us pretty all of selling the public concepts on this story is now known. african countries never grew out of this south carolina adjustment. they are full aid to is us on when grads meals, they all for i have the book why off? because for one of the reasons why, of the guys for is because africa is engaged in trade, that kills off because then k then aid that this rise on the time is now for africa. she engages the was to ask us solve the question, how are we going to trade with the rest of the world? we're going to trade with the rest of the wild in a part of citrix that we have some, oh, we are going

this is steve sweeney for all t in bay woods. dot com is where you can get details of all the stories were covering from the middle east and even to cosign where the brick summit is holding . i see you again. the sol, race is, is you know, the to understand that appetite by african countries to join bricks. it is important to contextualize the history of bricks on the history of the architecture of international economics. in the i am at for international money for refund on the was on queen referred to as the bretton woods institution, bretton woods institution under of cost a while created organization can be described as organizations controlled likely by europe and the united states of america. and if you look at specifically the history of the i m s, and the was bound which was created just of to the wide, well, you will appreciate that these institutions, institutions which, why not designed with africa asia in mind. of course subsequently, african countries have become members of these organizing.

, in particular, was where a great deal of wood came from. same with suffolk. now, each county was different in the level of loyalty, let's say that they showed staten island. pretty loyalist. kings county, brooklyn. yeah. queens county, very loyalist. suffolk county. not so much. and of course, suffolk county was the most populous because geographically speaking, it was the largest manhattan. as george washington found out. a lot of loyalists there. westchester, westchester's, again, use that word unique because there regiment was referred to as the westchester county militia and refugees. now, westchester didn't i actually all of westchester get the entire new york city was very different. new york city militia was organized very quickly in 1776 under governor tonbut with all the provincial regiments being raised. atook predee and the war was going to be over by christmas. of course. so they didn' bother putting that much effort into the militia. however, with british forces stretched as the war went on, there were opportunity these for the

. >> and later, a real life treasure hunt in the woods of new abc news powerhouse political team tonightn abc. >> we're back now with new video of a russian fighter jet coming dangerously close to an american f-16 near alaska. came within 50ft. an international airspace. u.s. officials calling the maneuver unprofessional. >> verizon is apologizing for a widespread outage that affected more than 100,000 customers across the country. some people were left without cell phone service for hours yesterday, many of them in major cities like chicago, seattle and new york. service has since been restored. the fcc is investigating. >> we turn now to a legal battle pitting the state of california against a catholic hospital accused of denying a woman an emergency abortion. this morning, the state of california is suing a catholic hospital for allegedly refusing to provide an abortion to a patient, even though officials claim her life was at risk. >> we're used to seeing stories of women denied life saving treatment coming out of states that have outlawed abortion. but even here in california, we ar

people around us, nervous, talking to tiger woods, tony romo, waiting for them to get us ready to teeff. we talk, tiger says, we will go on the count of three, i was having issues with my pathetic, telling myself to stop, i fixed the issue, he says, three, go. i was not nervous because i was not thinking, i was getting my prosthetic messing up, i hit the best shot ever in my life. [ laughter ] it was 240 yards, down the middle, tiger woods hooks his to the left, 300 yards but in the rough. i hit the fairway, that means i out-drove tiger woods. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> two more questions, another cadet. >> you talked about your leadership, from the military, what is one of the most valuable lessons you have learned from your family? >> say it again. >> what is one of the most valuable lessons you learn from your family? >> valuable lessons for my family, from my wife, i learned there is no excuses. there is none. what she has been through and done and accomplished, what she is doing now, there is no excuses, regardless if you have one arm, if i have a piece of plastic in my head, i

. >> let me preface this i'm not saying they're out of the woods.to get this news out now going forward, we already know what the issue is >> got it. >> we already know where the guidance, where they lowered it. so, right now it's a very low bar to walk over >> understood, understood. >> the issue really is we don't know about their longer-term guidance forecasts for the fourth quarter, which happened to be positive gross profit margin and that's in jeopardy at this point. that's when investors are saying, maybe that doesn't materialize. then what are we waiting for >> how can we know if they don't know you know in other words, that's part of the story here and yet we all remember when this was $150 stock or whatever it was and it just tells you how far offsides people can get on names like this. i think it's right to focus on cash burn and balance sheets i think people forget they have possibly the most interesting strategic partners in business, partners that will be a source both of demand and certainly in and my guess is there's someone waiting

when you went to woods and it was also went to me, so i'll try to get my homework. well, i knew, well maybe i may be best suited to discuss the 2 subjects for the economy. one of remembrance for a world turned upside down. the idea that i'm on his, he includes me, my smooth bit to sign the light on history. the world has, besides the, the, the, oh my god, god, god, god, god, god, god, job to the road to connie is thinking a easy to photo, a red glow in the sky in another village. so destroyed by 4 days called on the greeks of, of a terrible side, the little girls hanging from the tree at the entrance to cut that dangling feet north off by how you get a french officer to the just as comrades to pick to the minds and to stop cups so now clause is closing in on you my station, my who lives my everything below the thing was to know what he belonged to. how many powers of douglas claimed him for their own. i was going to dismiss invited, fully managed to discover that is a schema come to see the glory of a captive like me. i would sooner sacrifice my life and stuff. me t

here they were killed while collecting wood for cooking. people in on those say right, and olga is the refugee camps in central garza have also reported intense artillery show in the united nations as express concern that the wells focus is being pulled away from the plight of palestinians in the gaza strip. in recent days, at least 6 schools serving and shelters for displays, people had been struck. that's an addition to a deadly strike on all. i'm all institute for our friends yesterday, which is also been serving as a as a shelter in the west of garza city. we are continuously doing our best to keep every humanitarian crisis in the world upfront and center. that's our job. that's our advocacy job. and honeywell mode reports from darrell butler on the diary minutes here in situation in central gaza . the situations can be this 5 as a scale, very challenging and difficult for 50000000000 populations across the javascript. we're talking about ongoing era talk to from over night time, early hours in this morning, just within the last couple

it was killed while collecting woods for cooking. ronnie and soul . busy have told all to 0 that tech rod has sent a message to washington via castle addressing regional tensions just days off. the foreign, nearly 200 ballistic missiles as well. you're not in presence of us who possessed ken has been had been in dough. ha. but he might be a mirror of castle on a pre arranged visit in the message sent via castle to hon, told washington the face of unit lateral self restraint is ended. it says, any is where the attack will be met with an unconventional response that includes targeting is where the infrastructure, those are emphasized in the sensitive coming israel. and what's it called? it's unbridled madness. the message ended by reminding the us that a wrong does not want a regional bowl. is a daily briefing, the us state department remain tight lips about the conversations. washington has happened with israel and any potential action against iran. we are having ongoing conversation is that conversations with them about the options that they are consi

the group and hezbollah in that area that was targeted by success of very large explosions in the woods and the, the confirmation as the up to arrive from anybody. these rallies don't have any confirmation that they're assassination attempt to was successful, but they do say that possibly this attack was even more violent than the one that led to the assassination of the late leader has on the from right to know what a life is. there and i'm, i know, thank you. what else we've been mentioning that is rarely media as a hush himself l. d. and was the potential targeting that strikes on southern bay route? so i feel dean is a cousin of has belongs lately to how something us develop these a possible successor to take over the groups leadership. he's serving as the head of his blogs, executive council, and he's considered the 2nd most important person in his blog. so if you have the and has close ties with a ron, he's been designated a terrorist by the us and saudi arabia. what area we spent around me shortly. i distinguish public policy fellow at the american university of barrow t says, es

if you have a huge piece of wood and there are hundreds of pieces of wood out there, that becomes a missilerough someone's window. that can go through someone's car door. that can go through anything around where they are here till it is so very, very dangerous, carley. so people really need to heed the warnings of officials and what they should do based on this zone they are in. we have seen utter devastation in the past. >> carley: you mentioned you are a trump's erica. , kamala harris has been doing the media and she said several times during different interviews with stephen colbert that she thinks donald trump's response to this hurricane has been horrible. she said he's not showing empathy because he is criticizing the federal government's response. she said if you report to be a leader, to understand letting people up in their time of need and not manipulating them. what is your reaction to that? >> well, donald trump right after helene was down on the ground in georgia helping people. joe biden, the president, sitting on a peach and kamala harris in a fund-raiser in california. so t

and apparently there's a van on certain woods and wood combinations. they should not have a better than i recently spoke with a service men from the phil cross sky direction. he told me they were ordered to use the woods victory. advancing, knocking out the enemy when speaking with douglas, and not the words retreat or defense has been penetrated. now this policing of language, when it comes to media in ukraine, is something that has to be noticed by the you, your pin commission has the issue. the a report suggesting that bringing government has to lift all these bonds and has to basically stop with the censorship and the they all saying give a key of doesn't have to wait until the lift marshall new to do that. the ukraine needs, in particular to continue its efforts to maintain and gradually restore a transparent pluralistic and independent media landscape. ensuring that restrictions imposed on security grounds are in compliance with key public rights and interests such as access to information and media freedom. so all of that could indicate that the

were killed in a drain strike in the northern city of bay, blah, here it was killed, was collecting wood for cooking. people are known as the red and my gods. the refugee compton central garza of also reported intense totally shelling an overnight his re, new strike killed at least one pass and then to the another in the center of the strip. and it's really helicopter gunship struck a tent, housing displaced people. the shelter was located inside a school hometown and one of the last remaining clinics in the area. i need my food has moved from darrow balance. of the situations can be this 5 as is still very challenging and difficult for 50000000000 populations across the javascript. we're talking about ongoing eric socket from over night time, early hours this morning just within the past couple hours. the sound of the art dealer is on the eastern part of the golfing, in the area all the way spread through the western part of the capital. looking to confirm the total death of the overnight attacks and early hours of this $1.16 people in dropbox city. and then the common for the northern

before also throughout the this last of confrontations uh the israeli soldiers using the maybe the woods in some cases the houses of uh of the sufflers as well as trees perhaps to uh to camouflage and so on and still they were spotted by hazbullah's uh fighters by the resistance fighters in south lebanon and targeted and this time hazballah said that they were able to target those groups those soldiers that were in the woods near the settlement of mutille and there was also a another significant development hazballah used also for the first times in the last in the last round of confrontations, they used a land to air missile to target a military helicopter for the israeli military, we know that the israeli helicopters are also being used in areas where they perhaps want to retrieve uh the the soldiers to try to rescue soldiers that are injured or killed uh or to also pave the way. uh for the soldiers to be able to enter that area. uh, we know now that hazballah has targeted those helicopters and they also mentioned that after this helicopter was forced to flee and leave the area, it was

another new disturbing here in for me is walking through the woods tree stumps. trista, woods, metal that bodies fussy pump um looks like closer to prove the craft fair stuff and find the crown trophy. so suspend shows on the we can reach the edge of the forest, gonna take them to russian and 6 months of thousands of men to get as far as this log with the most forward position and the end of my journey there was nothing. want to see the small field stretching out across the false plains of ukraine. so a lot of men of giving their lives to take seats was having me go look for this because i feel the world doesn't all the rest of them on the found them finished. yeah. go to the point to do shit. there's a question. when you the question both of those, you should definitely see a little bit when those 3rd those you a longer reassessed zillow's, mysterious thirsty so so i'm more than one that is going to have the best years to head guaranteeing. even though ukraine winning in the west ram top, it's mainly the tree support. now there are about stalemate and some in the west to talk about

but now, he wants her to move away, through a fence and into the woods.. hello, guys. and there's the smuggler, dyed blonde hair, retreating fast. so we know for sure that that was our vietnamese smuggler. he disappeared into the forest here. we're not going to pursue him. we know a lot of these gangs are armed. there's been a lot of violence around here. but i think what we can say for sure is that the vietnamese smuggling business is continuing and is clearly very lucrative. that is andrew harding who tracked down the people smuggler who agreed to tell him about the illegal trade and his role in it. and andrewjoins me now. i know you have been involved in the story for quite some time. i wonder, in the story for quite some time. iwonder, in in the story for quite some time. i wonder, in all of that time, what have you learned that you didn't know before about the broader efforts to stop this activity, and also about the efforts to get around those attempt to stop it? write her sophisticated _ those attempt to stop it? write her sophisticated and _ her s