how much they feel uplifted. >> she also won the emmy for her role in abbot elementary.t offering the best education we can for our children. >> we can do better. we will do better. i am happy that there is abbot elementary that yes there is a way for together. >> ralph is looking forward to something she wants to see on the show this season. >> we have to have a christmas recital. >> in los angeles, george, abc7news. >> from elementary to middle school, abc7news meteorologist was live at abbot middle school in san mateo on midday live today. >> she teaches broadcast journalism all these kids. what is the best thing about your job and what you which is easier? >> the best thing is the kids. i love them my heart goes out to them. they are brilliant, creative, imaginative. the hardest part is finding. reporter: she is your broadcast journalist teacher, what are you learning from her? >> editing a broadcast call alcan news -- falcon news. my partner and i edit the videos, crop things out, it is pretty great. >> they are great and we are all excited about the abbot elementar

. >> maria sent a tweet complaining about this and saying that abbot and de santis were heartless. my thought was great, the kennedys areaing to host these immigrants. what utter and complete hypocrisy and it shows that they simply don't care and it's all politics. >> let's talk about the law. you're a lawyer, senator. you've argued before the supreme court successfully and from a legal standpoint, let's say i went down on the border, i brought a big truck with me, i picked up a bunch of illegal immigrants, and i started transporting them cross the country, would i or would i not likely be arrested for human trafficking, and would it be illegal for me to do that for me if i did that. >> for you, as citizen, you could easily be arrested although to be honest joe biden's justice department wouldn't arrest you. >> i'm a conservative. i disagree. they'd arrest me. >> that's true. >> back to the law. the law clear -- >> it is clear, and right now the biggest human traffic on the face of the planet is joseph biden. he has transferred hundreds of thousands millions of illegal aliens putti

this is not the abbot, it just shows, but he told one amazing story when his yoke flew here hail.et there, just sticking out, hailstones flew in and the abbess stood. down here, and the vacuum knocked out, uh, the lowered temple doors that were locked. the abbot turned out to be inside not scratching anything, this is an amazing thing, which really is. this is what they showed, but what am i talking about? i asked. they are orthodox people, it seems like yes, and what does he say? why? what is justified by the fact that it is cynical to shoot an orthodox church? well, he says, there is nothing sacred there, because even, by the way, brought this trophy a small one who is fighting yes , aidar’s attack aircraft all red are all the attributes there regarding ukraine or death e we are there ukraine above all all this is present, so we must understand who we are fighting there, then further minefields, when their e , sappers worked so at 20 m, and the length and 100 e-e 1.5 m wide 70 anti-personnel meters. installation density. this speaks of how why. here i know when it is necessary t

so-called forum, which lit up another one for the salesman in a cassock, this is gennady shkil, the abboting behind the tribune on the dvaner we are together with russia, the school did what it does best, propaganda all this time, the devil's necessary arsenal. and where would you ask the gazdepa and ask will destroy the unity of the russian ukrainian and belarusian people in 30 years, their purposeful actions have turned prosperous ukraine into a failed project. kherson was the first to break free from the clutches of the collective west with us, boxing with us, russia, at first i thought so, another peep with a wolf in his head, but no, not there it’s just a joke, and systematic work on russia is needed on the march of a traitor or a collaborator. shkil is taking up the cause . who will bless the opening of the russian passport desk in oleshki? occupying troops may 9, of course. the school writes off the shelling of russian troops on the ukrainian side is not a problem for the school. and another favorite activity is to tell the parishioners that shootings, torture and other atrocities

, the decision to pohavani about the set, where the parade , instituted by god and dug out by the abboty of the faithful, is their hearts' wisdom. i have been a primary school teacher for 35 years . of these, 11 years. i prepared the elective fundamentals of orthodox culture. we work very closely with st. nicholas church. we often come here with our children. uh, children participate in the sacraments. confessions of the sacrament we meet easter cakes. on august 19, we will come with them to illuminate apples and honey without fail. we are present at a prayer service for a blessing for the academic year. fighter aleksey great plans ayak inaksh kalib under your tutelage such tsudovna prayed frames do you have a god school. i hope that this year she too will resume her teaching activities. here is the only problem we have is that there is nowhere to huddle on sunday school. now we are renovating our building of the former kindergarten, therefore, somewhere in the schools we ask that we be accepted to teach somewhere in the code of criminal procedure well, where it turns out in a word, but

a so-called forum at which lit up another one for prodanets in the row, this is gennady shkil, the abbottion lured prosperous ukraine into a failed project. kherson was the first to escape from the clutches of the collective zapada with us boxing with us russia at first i thought so another peep with a vavka in the head but no, there is not just a vavka but systematic work on russia is needed on the campaign of a traitor or a collaborator shkil is getting down to business who will sanctify the opening of the russian passport desk in oleshki also shkil who will welcome the occupying forces on may 9, of course. the school writes off the shelling of russian troops on the ukrainian side is not a problem for the school. and another favorite pastime is to tell the parishioners that shootings, torture and other atrocities were fabricated by the ukrainian authorities where are the explosions, the blood, the corpses, and so on, what do they scare us with, i don’t know what world this peep lives in, through what glasses he looks at what is happening on the streets, but i know one thing for sure af

because, you know, this is the, this is he's kind of getting in on something that governor of greg abbot has been doing for months now. which is busing migrants to a sanctuary. cities quote unquote, in in washington dc. and then new york and chicago, they're, they're trying to get attention right. but, and it's working, frankly, if this, this is a stand is working. well, tom, let me ask you about this side of shipping refugees in migrants to various cities in the country. i saw this kind of thing a year ago in eastern europe. i was visiting at the time, telling estonia and we were listening the state minister, the security avant garde security issues they were facing. and they said lucas shank o in, in belarus, was sending folks over to iraq to pick up a rocky refugees promising them a better life in europe and dropping them off on the border. lots and lots of people on the border of lithuania and that this was, you know, creating lots of tensions for the government in lithuania. and lo and behold, we see the source. i don't seem to be talking about that from a year ago. but is this some

it’s not the abbot, he’s just showing, but he told one amazing story, when the castle flew to me right. down here and the vacuum knocked out, uh, lowered temple doors that were locked. the yoke of me turned out to be inside not scratching anything here this is an amazing thing that really is. this was shown, but what am i talking about, i asked. they are orthodox people, it seems like yes, and what does he say? why? what is justified by the fact that it’s cynical to shoot, uh, an orthodox church, but he says there ’s nothing sacred there, because even, by the way, this trophy was brought by a small one who is fighting yes, aidar’s attack aircraft everything is just for these very all the attributes regarding ukraine there or death. uh, ukraine is above all all of this there, so we need to understand who we are fighting there, then further em minefields, when they, uh, sappers worked so, 20 m, and length and 100 uh 1,5 m wide 70 anti-personnel meters. density installation. this speaks of how why. here i know, when it is necessary to clear your brains, you need to go there periodically,

here, stanley, you watch nice cartoons like "fat abbot." aw. i'll lose weight when i feel like it, bitch! shut your bitch-ass mouth, ho! bitch? i'll kick your ass! whoa, dude! sweet! you think you're slick, you punk-ass, blasphemous, dope-fiend bitch. i had my jimmy wacked seven times last week. i'll bust a cap in your (bleep). wow, cartoons are getting really dirty. did you find it? give me a second, would you? don't snap at me! i didn't snap at you. you snapped at me! whatever. whatever? in 15 years, you've never said "whatever" to me. i don't want fight. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, too. well, i think i found it. that's not it, you idiot! hey, back off, bitch! (gasping) you just said the "c" word! did i? this is a sweet spot for a clubhouse. yeah. hey, stan, what did your dad mean when he said we're gonna play truth or dare? oh, just that maybe when we're finished, wendy and bebe can come over and play. dude, what kind of sick joke is that? girls suck ass. well, of course, they do, but, uh, wouldn't it be sweet to play truth or dare with them? what

if you don't leave now, i'm the abbot. it turns out law enforcement open.everything, come get your id. i just wasted vodka on you. yuri vladimirovich good evening. well, come on, what do you have there just quickly. i report i talked to the accountant of the firm. khrulev everything was very bad, the last 2 months he was actually bankrupt. here provided copies of the whole case, the court smelled, and who owed the most to suleiman mukhametshin. i wonder how cooper said comes out. hello great! who is it that we need to talk? i don't want to be in a hurry. hello brother uh, on the corner of gorky goodbye bro, listen gut. is it really yours? my that the truth with him work? well, yes , trainee, you can help me get to the car. well, where are your friends? i woke up, well, well, at least you remember me. let's be serious, igor once again, and we will part with you, i agree. yes, i don't drink at all. excuse me. well, consider that i have forgiven you. let's have breakfast. special agent golikov pickle. sorry, i don't have a home mother-in-law. thank you i redee

of how totally dishonest she is and the fact that governor abbot did a great job between governor abbot and governor de santis, i feel like republicans are back on offense, and are finding a way to breakthrough the media because this was so vivid in both places that actually the mainstream media found themselves have been having to cover. >> i finally republicans are producing events rather than just talking at me people. releasing statements or multipart plans, that's fine. there's nothing wrong that. when you create event that are newsworthy they have to cover them and then all of a sud b, you see split screens where with the truth happening on one side and then a bunch of angry liberals on the other. newt, i need to play something. this was from biden last night, where i think if you listen closely he basically gave up the . >> historic american res kai plan helps to safely reopen our schools an absolute necessity, including 28 percent of public school students who are latino. 28 percent. make share they have every opportunity they have. not a joke. >> as someone who happens to love

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. >> people say why are you pickig a fight with desantis and abbote at what you focus on your november opponent? to fight, i should pick on someone my own s. i want to talk about the issues. the issues. i'm going to pick on on someone who is a bully themselves. >> reporter: the billboards coma few days after the note announced the launch of the website to help direct women ind outside of california to abortion resources. newsom alsod in thursday on the issue of gop governors busing and flying immigrants from the southern bor to states and that he is led by democrats. governor newsom senta letter to the attorney general asking for an investigation, calling the actions morally reprehensible and may also be legal. letter comes is 48 asylum-seekers, mainly from vena landed in martha's vineyard abod two planes from texas. the flights were actually organized by florida's republican governo, rhonda santos. officials on thed of martha's vineyard said theres almost no notice of the arrivals. the migrants didn't kw where they were going. they tole there was a work opportunity. we going to a city

david: mÁs de 60 migrantes llegaron a chicago desde texas como parte del plan del gobernador greg abbot >> en el refugio nos mandaron. david: para muchos de estos migrantes llegar a chicago fue un alivio despuÉs de una larga travesÍa cruzando la frontera. >> gracias a dios estamos aquÍ. david: marÍa rojas llegÓ con sus hijos y planea quedarse en chicago aprovechando que tiene familiares en la ciudad. >> yo me siento un poco mÁs tranquila porque ya lleguÉ, fue una travesÍa dura de dos meses, y pues, ya lleguÉ a mi destino, ya estoy acÁ. ver quÉ puedo ofrecerle a chicago y que chicago me abra las puertas para yo poder trabajar. david: una vez en chicago las autoridades reubicaron el nÚmero de migrantes. la misma alcaldesa los recibiÓ. hoy enviÓ un contundente mensaje al gobernador de texas por lo que estÁ haciendo. [habla en inglÉs] david: ya en el albergue las autoridades ademÁs de proveer ropas y alimentos para los reciÉn llegados, estÁn procesando documentos para identificarlos y a su vez determinar si tienen algÚn lugar especÍfico de destino o familiares en otra ciudad. las autoridade

up next, abbot's ringing alarm bells over drug cartels. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. psst psst. [sfx: monster roaring and people screaming] allergies don't have to be scary. flonase sensimist stops your body from overreacting to allergens with a non-drowsy, ultra-lightweight mist. psst psst...flonase. all good! >> welcome back. greg abbott wans drug lords to pay, while matt gates says bombs away. texas governor greg abbott has issued an executive order on mexican drug cartels that designates them as terrorist organizations. a second order designated bait o o'rourke as a wean. that's was

they're also leaning in on criticism against those two republican governors ron desantis and greg abbotite house feels those governors miscalculated and they're intensifying their criticism against them. we heard president biden saying they're playing games. we heard from the vice president last night who said that they are playing political stunts with human beings and it is her residents in which migrants are being dropped and her husband, second gentleman doug emhoff said that it was shameful. rhetoric came from the podium here at the white house from white house press secretary kareen jean pierre. take a listen. >> these migrants were reportedly misled about where they were headed, told they were would be headed to boston, misled about what they would be provided when they arrived, promised shelter, refuge, benefits and more. these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala, and for what? a photo-op? >> so in addition to that intensified language that we just heard there, the white house is also calling for republicans to come to the table on

of the most holy theotokos on june 5, 2022 , on the day of remembrance of the reverend in russia, abbotpolotsk, his holiness patriarch. moscow all russia kirill made an primatial visit to the republic of belarus visited the city of polotsk in honor of the celebration of the 1.030th anniversary of the founding the first diocese in the belarusian lands. today's holiday, your holiness, is a new glorious page in history. to our church and the belarusian exarchate, and we thank you with love for the primatial visit that you are now making and have the opportunity to share prayers for communion with many pilgrims and the clergy of all those gathered. here the lord strengthens your strength, spiritual and bodily, through the laborious service of the primate of the church. but this is today's communication love paste, which you have the opportunity to to feel to see to inspire you to new works for the benefit of the continent. patriarch kirill proceeded to vozdvizhensky crosses, the cathedral of cloisters, where he venerated the relics of st. euphrasine of polotsk, which is packed with a recrea

it will be necessary to redo the matushka drove from yaroslavl, the abbot of the monastery gave me pumpkine i will eat a steak. well, how can this be done? i don't represent. and i know you make shells too. i will now show you, of course, a projectile, it will be work to stand in st. petersburg. i specifically ordered an aerial bomb to be hung. that in leningrad when the hurricane was fired upon by tornadoes of rapiers and asked to show that she was from the donbass that people died cranes fly into the sky. well, tell me, where do you get all this, these tails, what else is there? i'm not really an expert uh projectile. i've got everything laid out on the shanks. it's 120, 82. where do you get all this from? how are they now bringing them from where they started, after all, actions are being taken and everything that is being brought directly from the front line is being brought. that is, you are already just fighters there. yes, people bring, this one purposefully brings everything here. here are machine gun belts. well , this is my workshop, come in, it turns out. wow, it's like a temple

of the places where we found bodies here now it was overgrown and thrown with garbage here was the abbot'save we were summoned here we came here there were four champions i do n't remember i've been hunting for four or five years, local grandmothers and a 90-year-old boy have also been killed. one year in this passport they went into his pocket well, two more unidentified bodies, we came here, the investigator says, well, everything was dug up, the investigator says the smell is coming from across the road there, there is another pit like a body pit, another one was found there, what did you find here immediately, it was found and here, oh, here, here, the pit was also thrown with garbage, here was the body, and the head was somewhere there, about one meter after the occupation. well, we knew that there were many bodies , they took down the problem of what they recruited , do you remember if we recruited the buchachi superiors, they they called us and if we had agreed on help and cooperation that we would work here, and so, in principle, immediately from the police, they sent us the direct

rhonda santas has claimed responsibility while greg abbot of texas says he sent the migrants to the capital accused democrats of ignoring border security. the white house accuses the governors of using the migrants as political pawns because the acts shameful data. but you don't want to go on the trip here. i was given a bag with food to eat on the 40 hour trip. it was a very long trip. quite tough. we didn't expect we left the drift here without knowing where to head to the objectives to reach new york time made us feel and fixed us. i was held in migration detention in texas. i mean from the migration center we would take into place the culture. we were given information, so you're able to contact you if you have any with my case, i chose to take a bus which was leaving free of charge and the destination was washington d. c. a. i came looking for the possibility to find work and get like everybody. how do you hear castro joins us live from washington dc. tell us more about the white house reaction to this. lauren, the white house spokes person called this a pure political stun. to say tha

mean in recent is really wonderful to see that to the for not least, cheryl the ralph for her role in abbot elementary, who gave a really spirited performance of pride from the podium when she kind of birth phone . hi am all mom. no. oh no no. c c c c c c c c c exactly what i'd be doing, it is wonderful to see that, as i said, that's a fantastic statement of pride. i mean, also a foreign film for foreign language winning best director of best access to me. wonderful to see that if and 6 of what you make of the, the big winners in the big categories of drama and comedy. well as that celebrating or at least mourning the loss of the queen on this side of the atlantic. on the other side of the atlantic, a lack of the crown, which one, all of the awards for the last couple of years left the field wide open, full, a succession. this sort of media. dennis the drama with sibling rivalry. that's off the scale. it's fantastic. fantastic. drama is shakespearian in its scope, and it really is that deserve to win matthew mcfadden. of course, his fantastic performance of a particular from a really very,

i read abbot in the like, i mean, and i, we lead as, as it did, i'm, what are they gonna make? i mean, better. so bella, problem, i forget the name of gong, s. com or get com will elaborate a soon, i guess i won't be in them. so as go how easy will not be in no sort of them. okay . not, not, you know, i got almost there, but in there are we, we had gone there. so do you believe that those people that were sentenced to up to 30 years in prison for throwing a rock or breaking a window? do you think that was fair to think it was justified? be as her, gay, a boy as her on my bill tissue better nor nodding or love it. i see that these are those core. but as emitting the gas amer buddies, again, camera hort, yoga. so is fair land come on, now i better see it so. so no film the about old sir. how good sir? good. then on lecture, what would you imagine the tuba of your dreams? what would it be? we don't know when the been the end of it and excel and gone face then be a non there. no. so domain capacity boy checked by monday. when i was in no better me. they had a in the new order by so

i tried to help children and another man abbot. i tried to keep their spirits alive, but i couldn't see him. this is hurting me, especially because of the child who was holding onto me before i lost him. they told me he died last scanner. thought neil must have been dozens of palestinian refugees were on the boat attempting to reach italy like others. it is poverty that push abraham to risk his life. misery is everywhere in lebanon's palestinian caps tells us how he now collects scrap and plastic to feed his children. he is a university graduate, but authorities here deny this community basic rights and bars members for many professions, so as not to encourage them to stay there. dire situation with made worse by lebanon's economic collapse that began 3 years ago, and many of the families are still waiting for the bodies of their relatives. some have been identified and brought back for burials. others are still in syria, awaiting the results of the tests until they're received. it won't be known how many and who remain missing at

2019, reporter ben raines discovered the remains of the ship matilda in a swamp outside of mobile abbot -- mobile, alabama. sunday night as we showcase some of the best of q and a he talks about his the last slave ship and the history of matilda and how and why it transported 110 slaves to alabama in 1860 more than 50 years after the transatlantic slave trade was outlawed. >> is neat that we have the whole story and it serves as a proxy for everyone in the u.s. and the world whose families arrived in whatever country they arrived in the holding ship. most of those people millions upon men's -- upon millions -- it's a proxy for the lost history for these millions of people who were stolen from africa and spread over the world. that is really what is sony unique about it. it is the whole story of slavery all encapsulated in one piece. and we know everything about these people and what happened in their lives. >> been with his book the last slave ship sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a you can listen to q and our podcast on our c-span now app. >>

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brother abbot died in the attack on wednesday. we would be they demolished our house by those only tricks that are going to destroy our determination. they killed my funds by then a dead to the i live in heaven with believing god in accept. he's real. the raid follows an increase in armed palestinian attacks on israeli targets in the occupied west bank, especially in the northern cities of janine and nobilis. the palestinian authority condemned the read with prime minister mohammed dia saying how much indian blood has become a ticket in the upcoming israeli elections. some israeli leaders say the palestinian authority appears to be losing control on the west bank. palestinian leaders say the rise and attacks on israeli forces is due to frustration over the lack of a peace process. the oslo accords, the promise palestinians, their own state nearly 30 years ago, never created one and the generation that's grown up since then. he's growing impatient. i hours after the attack, the funerals were underway, as is required under islamic t

the probably the illegal fishing is mostly the abbot, i think are they sion it, sir? it leads to because they don't go there just once. they go there one night and lay of the night and so on and so on. so the ivy thought become vanish musically. this has led him to search for alternatives and experiment with artificial c. we'd together with his colleagues, he has already covered large patches in the lagoon and by the looks of it, the sea horses are warming up to the new material. theaters go there, love it in an artificial thing. it's good for the start and then becomes natural because all other animals colonized this artificial fructose and made. and that's why we thought out of one of the official one according to fisherman roo, we can say sal more has to be done. he once measures targeting the root of the problem, the illegal fishing and the protected zones. he thinks that many who enter do so unknowingly, because they're unfamiliar with the area. the v in similes that asked ideas out for the oh, you'd have to mark the area, louise, to make sure no one goes in with

these 2 buses, particularly for cent by the state of texas, which is governed by greg abbot i and apparently happening in coordination with 2 plane fulls of, of my grins. who arrived in martha's vineyard yesterday. now martha's vineyard is a, in, in massachusetts is where washington's wealthy and politically powerful go for their vacations and some 50 migrant showed up there yesterday, also transported from texas, but apparently their flights paid for by florida. yet another republican lead state where their governor rhonda sanchez, has presidential ambitions. so many are looking at this again as a political game where publican governors with political, a presidential ambitions, perhaps trying to replay donald trump's successful playbook in 2016 when he used the border. and illegal immigration as a major way of gaining support. but again, coming all back down to the families or the once caught in the middle of all this, emily? indeed heidi, it's just an extraordinary situation to use people like this. what happens to them now that they've been taken to these cities? right. and it was a heart

mr. abbot and i have to say that the western media has already taken putting his words on the context and accused him of trying to jeopardize the humanitarian mission and understands that the rational president of the way to the energy crisis as well. yeah, he talked about energy crisis in the u. s. and in europe, and what we're putting claim that the west actually fell victim to their own restriction sanctions imposed on russia as a punishment for a special military operation in ukraine. and now they are blaming russia for their unfairly potent language and government for what he called sanctions fever pointing . but actually the energy crisis started long before february this year. let's take a who is the current situation on european markets is a direct result of the work of the commission and their so called experts. we warned them against doing so, but no, they basically coerced us to link our gas sales to the spot market. we were not the ones who wanted this, this was forced upon us. the north stream, one pipeline is almost done for and is non operational at the moment. and ever

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there ah ah content where did we find the bodies here now it is overgrown and littered, here was an abbot's grave, we were called here. we came here, there were four or five of us, i don't remember four or five already, the section of already laid out , killed local grandmothers, and there is a guy who is 90 years old, this passport is his two more bodies of unidentified people went into the pockets, we came here, the investigator says, well , they dug everything up, the investigator says the smell comes from across the road, there is another pit, like a pit, another body was found there, and here it was, here it was, here it was, the pit was also littered with garbage, here it is body the head was also lying somewhere there, about one meter after the occupation. well, we knew that many bodies were found. they took off about the problem . in principle, the police immediately sent us a direct address from where we need to pick up the bodies, and that's how they started working, namely, more than a couple of hundreds, maybe they transported a lot. i don't even know. just a lot, if it's daytim

progressives are beginning to say, now, now we're getting it, which means they desantis and governor abbot may have actually started a conversation that could go in a constructive course. at least i'd love to get your mapping of this. i was just looking at all the comments on my stories and a lot of them were from people who said, i'm liberal and yet i, i, i feel for these places that are having a huge number of migrants come in because we're tired. we, we have been volunteering in san antonio are helping them or we are, you know, like there's, there is a sense that places like boston and places like new york haven't had to deal with what the border states have been dealing with. and you don't have to be statistic to say we, you know, it requires resources which the federal government has actually been giving to places like san antonio. but it does require resources to house people. busy to, to, to teach kids who only know a different language. if it's not free, it costs money and it can be a demographic, a demographic transformation of a place. and so look, my mother is from, she grew up

not only milyan monks turn to the abbot for their future and for a blessing before receiving the bulletinsiness after all charitable. the lord said what is good or what is red, you know the life of the compartment brothers together. it means together. this is how we want to be together, we feel like a single whole and we are so grateful to russia that anton stepanenko did not leave us vinokurov brought down the troops today staged a massive shelling of energodar , the building where the polling stations are located, the referendum was under attack. in addition, mines were dropped from drones on the building of the headquarters of the movement. we are together with russia data casualties there are no more 10 shells yet. artillery. vsu fired a wave at the dacha village located near the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, and a drone attack was launched to the station itself, the attack of which was fortunately repulsed by our air defense, according to the russian ministry of defense, the radiation situation remains normal for today our correspondent only visited kurlaeva. cooling fountain of on

just imagine someone suffering for the faith wore them on his body the church vestments of the abbotsrner. the icon of the old believers on one of them is a trace from the universky mother of god, who passed to take off bullet a oleg , completely alive. maybe that's why they shot him? now the monastery has 18 monks and a little more than 25 workers. well, that is, those who work for the good of the monastery, their kelly windows overlook the volga , the monastery workers are engaged in breeding sterlet, i can do anything. after all, this priceless fish was almost produced on the volga. so diligently for the enemy ot den and his name, unfortunately, a man with a small letter is a mother herd, dad and mom go circles around you and start romances. each sterlet gives caviar for 20% of its weight, imagine, but this happens only once a year. that is, they do not spawn constantly, as some of them from his house and the end of the week are in the incubator, and after 7 days , oh, the miracle is fry roots. here everything is ours every hour, as small children are nursed in nature because of a

attacking texas bussing operation conveniently ignoring migrants into the city flown from governor's abbotsice ranking member homeland security economy john katko we watched another bus arrive at port authority people getting off that bus looks like a lot are males also children on that bus what can you tell us about this program? >> well, good morning, maria. i think what is going on desperation desperation at the border you have been down to border many times i was a prosecutor on border down many times this year capacity head of homeland security security a crisis magnitude people don't understand not a country on earth would put up with what we are experiencing at the southern border these jurisdictions on southern border are complete overwhelmed, they want all people in america to know how overwhelming it is so by sending a few hundred people to new york city of million mayor complained about fact they can't handle them is ridiculous, smacks of hypocrisy highest order because these are same cities who want sanctuary he cities he do don't want to prosecutor illegal aliens they are going

ralph was awarded a statuette for her supporting role in the comedy series elementary school, the abbotte of the traditional gratitude speeches, she decided to sing. ah, are you sleeping? the performance of an excerpt from the jazz song dian rips was, perhaps, one of the highlights of the ceremony. the best mini-series of the emmy television award jury recognized the white lutas as a dramedy about how visitors to an expensive local hotel are. at the hawaiian resort, they are trying to relax and forget about all the hardships. however, paradise place wraps up in a web of intrigue for the statuette for best actress in a miniseries received by amanda seyfried, the actress spread her head and was so afraid not to mention someone in her acceptance speech that got it? even the psu-finu, and most importantly, thanks to my family. hello, it's time for you to sleep, but thank you thank you mom. thanks to my husband. thanks dad. thanks to my children and my dog ​​finn. thanks a lot. michael kitton was awarded for the lead role in the mini-series breaking the best supporting actress in this nomina

once governor abbot started sending them to d.c.nd then new york and ron desantis jumped in and he is sending them -- now to martha's vineyard. the best political move i've ever seen, mark, and i've been doing this a long time. >> well, it's not only a good political move, it's actually making those democrat governors and mayors actually start to be border states and cities. you know, you mention d.c. when buses started to arrive in washington, d.c., all of a sudden the mayor of d.c. is declaring an emergency because she hasn't had to deal with it in arizona and texas. now sheers dealing it here. >> sean: she's calling up thing national guard and demanding $50 million. >> without a doubt. but with governor desantis actually delivering them to martha's vineyard, we're going to see a whole new awareness on a sanctuary state where all of a sudden this open border kind of mentality that is not serving our country well is coming home to martha's vineyard we're you're going to see a whole lot of people starting to say, wait, governor, you

pavlov says, i want you to meet me at the old abbots grill, which is right across the street from the treasury department. my wife, who was in the treasury department, used to have lunch there as well. and harry dexter writes it, okay, i'll meet you. and they met for lunch and victor pavlov had a copy of the new yorker his hand. that's how harry dexter knew who this guy was. they sat down at the table and victor pablo passed a sheet of paper across table to harry dexter and said, i want you to memorize what's on this sheet and i want you to remember what's there. and he looked at it and he read it and he nodded and nodded know i said yes, yes. i agree with all of this. and he folded up the paper he's going to put it in his jacket pocket. and victor powell says, no, no, no, you pass, me, that bag. and he took the paper back and. harry dexter white said, yes, i do exactly what written down here, that plan. that was a secret of soviet intelligence by the name of operation snow white, as in harry dexter, a white. and the plan was for harry dexter. white and his colleagues in treasury whic