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bus filled with widows of war and their children left ukraine last august, bound for the austrian alpsovember, they'd been invited to a charity summer camp, hosted by nathan schmidt, an american marine, who knows all too well the bereavement of war. mountain climbing was schmidt's path to recovery from three combat tours to iraq. so, when vladimir putin launched his attack on an innocent people, schmidt offered ukraine what seemed like an impossible hope, that in only six days in the alps, he could teach grieving families to rise. the journey to an austrian hotel ended at 3:00 in the morning after 45 hours on the road. so, the trip already felt like a mistake to widows who packed enough skepticism to last the week. their husbands died defending ukraine. among the tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers killed. time stopped for natalia zaremba and her two young boys. she told us -- >> translator: i think they still don't believe what happened, just like me. they're still waiting for daddy to come home from work. >> reporter: for daddy to fly home to 8-year-old illia and 5-year-old andri

, the headquarters, that is, we’ll be in the alps by palp, but listen, germany, germany will talk forl participate somewhere, the ukrainians have already figured out that this is also correct, he says, because according to the estimates of the ukrainian military somewhere. 70% is logistics support, that is, 70% of ukrainians have been mobilized, they are in the rear, but where should they be? on the front line, so that means the french, poles, germans, estonians, everyone else there must enter the territory of ukraine, that means take upon themselves, no, no, no, they must take upon themselves provision, they must take on the protection of ukrainian wives, definitely will protect ukrainian barns, land, enterprises, banks. there , well, to ensure law and order, they will take all this on themselves so that ukrainians can calmly go and die, well , this is in the fight against the prayers, and they will also take the solution to the demographic problem as an option, also an option, but this is additional, these are already bonuses, and therefore you know, i think about a year ago, somewh

these are thejulian alps.may not be quite as epic as their cousins in france or switzerland but, depending on what you're after, they can be just as much fun, and they're a lot cheaper. there is no doubt the cost of skiing can put some people off. but in slovenia, the attitude is very different. many slovenians see the mountains as a place that should be accessible for everyone, from the champion skiers to the ones just starting out. go on, simona. you can do it. and from the people alone on a mountaintop... this is probably the highest bedroom in all of slovenia. ..to the teams of champion snow builders. one hour? i've arrived in the nick of time. i'm exploring to find out more about this slovenians and their snow. i've arrived in the nick of time. after weeks of mild weather, the slovenian mountains have just seen theirfirst big dump of snow this winter. it's brought families and school groups out in force, and i'm keen to get out there and join them. this is kranjska gora, the country's oldest — and, arguab

, the headquarters, that is , we will be in the alps in the alps, but listen, germany germany will stillzed in the rear, and... we can strike with tactical nuclear weapons, there is nothing holding us back there at all, you know, in any way, if we were absolutely correct about this, we will demonstrate our military-technical advantage, i think then certain countries will experience a certain enlightenment, only then some attempts will really begin to begin in order to sit down at the negotiating table, and not like now, when they start throwing things in, let’s know, remember 2 years ago there was istanbul, let’s turn to the istanbul agreements and now we’ll sit down to tell them. gentlemen, president putin has repeatedly told you guys, each next agreement will be much worse than the previous one, so the next option will be much worse, in this next option it is necessary to take into account absolutely clear understandable stories, there must be a concept, that is, the first thing that is put the top priority is the cessation of arms supplies, no western weapons should come to the territ

the most expensive is a $50,000 trip to the swiss alps. wow.tems, chocolates, and even cocktail flavored popcorn. the bag also includes a 3d printed selfie figurine. okay, unbelievable. >> $170,000 worth of stuff. >> i would love to get my hands on one of those. >> i'll take the trip to the swiss alps right? >> yeah, i would have been happy with a $10 gift certificate to pizza hut. yeah, it's pretty good stuff, right? >> those shoes that they just showed. but do the people going to the oscars, do they need these? >> no, that's the irony. of course they're all multi-millionaires, but it's an enticement. it it gets them to show up, maybe. and it makes them feel special when they're there. yeah. >> it takes a lot to make a millionaire show up, right. >> and feel special. >> here's a ticket to the alps on, you know, a regular airline. you don't have to take your private jet. here you go. >> yeah, i'm really all about the selfie figurine. >> yeah. >> and it's got to be pretty spectacular and impressive stuff. i think if you're going to impress that

a team of more than 200 specialists has developed and built the entire alps facility of daisy over a period of 12 years. it is the 1st experiment worldwide, in which very light particles of dark matter could be produced and detected in the laboratory. to do this, light would have to pass through an opaque wall, which is technically impossible. void your guns plus know, trying to find something completely new. 9 o'clock my time with doing this by attempting things that shouldn't actually look like this was showing a flashlight on the wall on normally nothing just through the funds. we use much more elaborate message. and if a piece of law does get through the alternator and then we cannot explain why the existence of a new phone was not in control. it's not clear. so we're examining what we think is impossible to see if it's possible oft rule. if it's is, do we have found something completely on you know, in the alps experiment, laser light will be amplified by a factor of $10000.00 and a type of micro chamber. the light will then pass through a strong magnetic field. in theory, a pho

strangers, the doors were locked, the curtains were even drawn on the windows, so the foothills of the alpsld no longer be seen. but they are clearly visible from navalny’s house, which he rented in the most prestigious area of ​​freiburg even before the order came to the german company from the united states. he moved into this villa, symbolically number 13, at the end of november. with whose money did the officially unemployed blogger rent these two floors, who paid him for the creation of a pseudo-documentary film. well, in the end , mr. navalny. on december 25, 2023 , they were sent to a correctional colony in the village of kharp, yamalo, nenets autonomous okrug, this colony was called the polar wolf. as time goes by, both supporters and opponents gradually begin to forget about mr. navalny, well, in fact, this can be explained, because a special military operation begins for... huge amounts of money are transferred to the military needs of ukraine, part of this money disappears, and what’s more, some of the weapons that comes there, suddenly finds himself in the hands of terrorists, a

the doors were locked, even the windows were they lowered the curtains, so that the foothills of the alps be seen, but they were beautiful. visible from navalny’s house, which he rented in the most prestigious area of ​​freiburg, even before the order came to the german company from the united states. he moved into this villa with the symbolic number 13 at the end of november. with whose money did the officially unemployed blogger rent these two floors, who paid him for the creation of a pseudo-documentary film. well, in the end , on december 25, 2023, mr. navalny was sent to a correctional colony in... the worst thing is happening in the states - this is the declared. continues to tell us about his reputation, today he is working one way or another to ennoble the monstrous regime. maxim katz publicly said that he doubted navalny’s authorship, knowing full well that this was not the case. mikhail khodorkovsky publicly questioned the authorship of navalny, alfred koch, who else, all these people are scoundrels. i consider kats a rogue, a swindler, a person with an absolutely disgusting bio

unprecedented rainfall in the three regions of south out, alp and. 10 hectares of damaged zakros forests will be restored. an oil company is planting saplings in 10 hectares of forests in demchenar area, within the limits of birahmad city. 11 provinces of the country include the habitat of the zagros

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snow levels will rise in the alps.rn areas of europe it is cooler and wetter particularly in spain and portugal. we have low pressure uncomfortably close by. it will not be a wash—out over the easter weekend. it should feel warm in the sunshine but showers are never too far away, particularly in the west. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. wales manager rob page wants to take the team to the 2026 world cup despite missing out on this summer's euros. chelsea look to finish the job, they take a 3—0 lead into tonight's champions league quarter—final against ajax. paris calling, gb swimmer matt richards tells us about his quest for individual gold at this summer's olympics. the wales manager rob page says he wants to stay in the job and try to guide his young squad to the next world cup, despite narrowly missing out on this summer's european championship. th

we still do have winter storm warnings for the trinity alps as well.thern cascades and far northern sierra. no advisories for lake tahoe. you're pretty smooth sailing up that direction. temperatures today will be in the low 60's for most of our daytime highs. we stay that way through the forecast. tomorrow is our best chance of showers this week on a bigger scale than a few drops of water thursday and friday will be dry saturday. a chance of a few showers sunday, dry as well. daria, thank you. john is 10 16 voters in 15 states are casting their ballots in the republican presidential primary. our dc correspondent trevor shirley. >> has more. and today's primaries are likely nikki haley's last chance to gain any momentum in this race. >> even though polls show that is increasingly unlikely, hundreds of delegates are at stake in today's contests. but despite previous super tuesday's having some suspense, the outcome of this year's primaries is essentially sealed. we burn our rocket to the republican nomination is been our rock former president trump remai

but we can always translate to other alps. is basically launched my career off had. >> lawrence: what is your snrmings do you think there is a middle ground can you reach where if it's sold y'all would be comfortable with that as well. >> absolutely. they are saying that they have about six months to sell it. maybe an american tech company buys it. we're not morally support of it or anything like that. if they sell it, fine. we want to keep the platform we built so much on and opened so many doors and created so many opportunities for us. we are speaking for a lot of content creators out there use tiktok to not only provide food for their families but a lot of people use it for full support system. >> we're lucky, like you said before. we translated pretty well to other platforms. obviously we could always be better. but some people just have tiktok and they are solely reliant on tiktoks. >> lawrence: y'all's content is clean. it's funny, everyone enjoys it. but there is some tiktok content that is not so much and it's influen

they've got the dolomites, they've got the alps. yeah, that's true. because it's cheaper here.h? yeah. they laugh so, like thea said, a ticket here is 45 euros a day. that compares to 75 a day in the three valleys, france's biggest ski area. but it gets worse. in canada, a lift pass at whistler will cost you more than $180 a day. that's four times as much. and that's before accommodation, food and drink. can i please get one adult day pass? it can all leave you with the feeling that in some parts of the world, the sport is only for the rich. so here's an interesting titbit. in slovenia, access to sport is actually seen as so important that the government says it's a fundamental right for every person. it's almost as if it was baked into the country's dna. as a result, the ski industry receives public money. the state's provided 55 million euros this season, refurbishing nine resorts, updating things like cable cars and chairlifts. hey, alenka. 0h, hi. hey. how are you? good. alenka dovzan grew up not far from here. she won bronze at the lillehammer winter olympics in 1994. it w

the situation in the occupied west bank and alp buts is getting tense as israely forces. escalate their death the crackdown on palestinians during the month of ramadan, and this really military conducts a drone attack a car in southern lebanon, killing at least two civilians. well welcome to our studios in the capital tehran. this is brest tv news. thanks for joining us. the american is really genocidal war against palestinians in gaza is now in its 159th day with the regime relentlessly pounding the entire bessieg territory with war planes and artillery. the latest israeli air strikes hit residential areas in raffa, the southern city, nearly one and a half million displaced people are enduring extremely dire conditions. additionally, the regime's air strikes targeted areas in the central city of. bala. the jabali refugee camp and the southern city of han yunis were struck as well. the health ministry in gaza says around 100 have lost their lives in a matter of 24 hours. it adds that nearly 31,300 palestinians have been killed since the onslot began early october. most of those killed a

. >>> check out this massive avalanche just missing a group of skiiers in the french al alps.'m not sure i'd stay there and record even though that's what my boss would have wanted. the avalanche did cover up the trail they use to get to that point. >> that's not what you want to see coming at you. >> no. >> that, rogue waves, sharks. >> i'm afraid of all of it. that's why i stay in the city all of the time. it was such a good day to stay in the city. he said to me yesterday that today would be nicer, and you were so right. >> it was fantastic. and the weekend won't be a washout. it's actually going to be a shorter weekend because we spring ahead one hour. daylight time kicks in at 2:00 sunday morning. that becomes 3:00. so good time to check the batteries in smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors. and sunset sunday will be after 7:00. tomorrow's sunset is the earliest we're going to see until halloween. so some extra daylight at the end of the days heading into march. let's take a look at what's happening out there. the big picture pattern. we have light showers in the forec

the guardian ice fields, the river $200.00 times the size of the largest garcia in the alps. climate research to be a cell to is investigating the changes here and documenting the impact the how is climate change affecting these remote areas? the guns and functions of i'd me, i'm trying to click on our extensive research here, started with a vision that something should be done in the region where little research is being carried out. so far we needed more data to us and further glass. your changes in particular, be really documented due to the extreme weather conditions, the sick, the 1st, but it's also what makes it so appealing to go there and say, 15th, all right, done, other stuff. we're going to a region where researchers doing us aren't really go on to this. it's a combination of a passion for research and then share how she needs to go ahead to one, even though it's when full sites, the whole setting off on the big expedition sound to stop so foot wonder if the weather station sees installed on the edge of great lacy and also the weather stations runs self sufficiently. the r

suvorov made his heroic crossing of the alps on the orders of the emperor.ed to make this transition in winter for the first time in history, he always talks for a very long time, and where do you study? in memo, faculty of international relations, foreign regional studies, what language do you speak? spanish, medal. question number two: from which cities? the first president of the united states ruled the country. kant was alive. the name of? ilya petrov, student of the ostrovskaya secondary school in the kostronom region. faculty. student gemo, faculty of international relations, training program, big data and modeling of international relations. we dared to suggest that this is the city of philadelphia. this is the second city from which he ruled, and the first? boston, probably. correct answer: george washington spent the first year and a half of his presidency in new york, and then before 1800 he oxbow really was philadelphia for a medal. question number three: in march 1755, kant came out. general natural history and theory of the sky. please tell me w

the passive guardian ice fields, the river $200.00 times the size of the largest garcia in the alps. climate ms. such to be a so to is investigating the changes here and documenting the impact. how is climate change affecting these remote areas? because some person qualified me, i'm trying to click on our extensive research year started with the vision that something should be done in the region. we're little research has to be carried out so far. we needed more data to us and for the last year changes in particular have been really documented due to the extreme weather conditions of 6 of us. but it's also what makes it so appealing to go there and say 15. all right, done of this god, we're going to a region where researchers doing most economic go the phones, uh, this is the combination of a passion for research and venture. so go ahead. so go one, even though it's wind full sites, the whole setting or from the big expedition sound to stop. so foot one, if the weather station sees installed on the edge of greatly see a signal, also the weather stations run themselves sufficiently. t

these are thejulian alps. be just as much fun, and they're a lot cheaper. there is no doubt the cost of skiing can put some people off. but in slovenia, the attitude is very different. many slovenians see the mountains as a place that should be accessible for everyone. from the champion skiers to the ones just starting out. go on, simona. you can do it. and from the people alone on a mountaintop... this is probably the highest bedroom in all of slovenia. ..to the teams of champion snow builders. one hour? one hour. yes. we have to hurry up. i'm exploring the country's outdoor playgrounds to find out more about the relationship between the slovenians and their snow.

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as if he had seen the volga floods , as if he had embraced russia, vienna remembers, remembers the alpsoming, singing... the beautiful gray-haired waltz floated, full of dreams and fire, it sounded either tenderly or passionately, everyone was intoxicated by spring, spring. and forty-five, how long the danube waited for you, palstrussky on the free vienna square, the soldier stole on harmony, vienna remembers, the alphas remember, the danube, that blooming, singing orchimai, vikryvenets in the russian waltz through the years. the heart remembers, you will never forget, this evening in the carnival dance, i suddenly touched your hand. a spark ran through the fingers of our meeting hands, where then we were, i don’t know, i only remember the lips in silence, only those words that when running away, you hissed at me goodbye, if you love, find, if you want , come, this day will not pass without traces . and if there is no love, don’t call me, you’ll never find me anyway, and at night it’s not for nothing that i’m dreaming of the chill of an abandoned bench, touched by a gentle tan, your han

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but a huge amount of snow, maybe a meter, sorry, it's a full new tab and the swiss alps. so you know what's happening continues, you know g area. now let's look for this as more dustin, the breeze, for example, in montane and cheryl is going a long way north since here in the air, for example. and the con, call the generation football folks for the french captain, teresa bra mcclintic t j. c, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting for an illuminating, open conversation. 3rd, very simple forward is that facing about child abuse is you have thought i am a u n b. and i think we need to help each other. and also showcase is the incredible story of the footfall. this is fluff dennis done to escape the telephone generation for the episode one on the the, the watching out you 0 live from a reminder about top stories. dozens of people have been killed or wounded after israel launched another attack on palestinians trying to get aid in. got the secret civilians were waiting for trucks loaded with flour. when they say is there any troops started firing, you know, directions in northern

myron was the last one to cover... the boys, at that moment hail sounded over the alps, it was a schooll there was a big intersection between the streets, and i ran right in the middle of this intersection, it was still like rpg speed grenades on me, yes , i run across, well, it was difficult, a mine flies, it hits my legs, and i fall in the middle of the intersection, thanks to bravery and bravery. brothers ruslan survived, the wounded mironenko was evacuated to dnipro, operated on in a local hospital, on restoration was sent to lviv. there was swelling of the leg itself, it was so swollen , no one understood that there was a damaged nerve, they thought it was due to the swelling, but i can’t feel my feet, i’m limping, yes, the contracture has already developed, that i’m not standing correctly . for his heroism, ruslan myronenko was awarded a badge for military service. during the war, the 22-year-old hero had a daughter, the defender is convinced that it is still worth dreaming and working towards the realization of these dreams. we will return all our territories, we will live in pea

is under weather alerts for both rain and wind, and this is going to dump some serious snow on the alps upwards of 50 centimeters, the higher up you go. let me show you what happens on monday. this hops over the age at x c runs into the eastern shores of the a dramatic see here. so think places like splits in croatia, most star in bosnia and pod grease so we could see up to a month's worth of rain in the span of 24 hours back to the here and now the rain peters out across spain and portugal. the winds still blasting though, so as a result ways off the coast of portugal up to 14 meters. so highest level alerts issued here for just how high those waves will be. either side of the mediterranean, it's con, temperatures on their way up and assemble over the next little bit. and this wind off the north sea is enhancing rainfall across the island of britain. not so bad though, for ireland, let's go to africa still disturbed in the northwest, and as we did toward the south. so we've got this disturbance in the moves. and b channel is going to throw a lot of rain into central and southern most i

on friday we could see some flooding from that most snow expected across the alps and some thunderstorms as well effecting northern parts of italy. but for britain and the island of island, one way of brighter skies, but some briscoe wins pulling in said, but have a look at this. let's get closer and see those bands of rain starting to move into spain. portugal we're all going to see some rough seas for the north west of spain portico seem that heavy rain rolls its way across madrid. as we go into friday, you can see that what the weather was, another band pulling into the north. robert, disruptive that towards the weekend. the latest news as it breaks for survivors deliveries of food, it didn't play need that because of the acute level of hunger and medical supplies need to r. rawlings to with detailed coverage, no sooner do repair works for did rarely, military rates resume and there is more property destruction from the hearts of the story. this 10 has been a home and the only shows her for so many families, the living conditions are for perfect. the well joe biden and donald trump fa

. hundreds of displaced palestinians of fling dogs, the city is. israel's offensive focuses on the alps, schiffer hospital. the army is threatening to blow up the facility with some people, still trapped. or russia has long since knowledge dismiss all the talking weeks. when you craze comfortable. at least 17 people into this missile dep refill in several districts. keep some apartments cool, fine schools and warehouses with damaged the u. s. department of justice has analysis sweeping anti trust case against apple and alleges that the company broke us laws that prohibit corporate monopolies. appleton isaac, let's say they are wrong on the facts and a little, but the justice department says that part of the success of apples only food is down to the company, illegally shopping out competing hardware and software companies from its products . as our complaint alleges, apple has maintain monopoly power in the smartphone market, not simply by staying ahead of the competition on the merits, but by violating federal antitrust law. consumers should not have to pay higher prices because compan

for the alps all pushing for the east with this we go on the into us. that's the day of the bright and crazy day, up towards the north west. quite to the central and eastern pause, quite to across the northeast of africa. but for the north west, there is wet weather for north america and out syria of the african narrative. from african perspective, you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see the vision as kids youtube. to short documentary, my african filmmakers from ivory coast and the sea turtle got an estimate in zambia, new series of africa direct on colleges 0 is you are paying public support for ukraine, faltering, angry farmers in poland and elsewhere of protesting against chief imports from the war total country governments are under pressure to take action. so what does this mean for ukraine is the war with russia interest? it's the yeah, this is inside story. the .

, the doors were locked, the curtains were even drawn on the windows, so that the foothills of the alpsto the german company from the united states. here to this villa with a symbolic number 13, he moved in at the end of november. with whose money did the officially unemployed blogger rent these two floors, who paid him for the creation of a pseudo-documentary film. well, in the end , sir. on december 25, 2023, navalny was sent to a correctional colony in the village of kharp, yamalo nenets autonomous okrug, this colony was called the polar wolf. as time passes , gradually both supporters and opponents begin to forget about mr. navalny. well, actually, this can be explained, because a special military war is beginning. in ukraine, huge money are transferred to the military needs of ukraine, part of this money disappears, moreover, some of the weapons that come there suddenly end up in the hands of terrorists, as we know, in africa, in the middle east, completely monstrous events occur related to the abuse of our prisoners , well, and most importantly, practically... on the eve of the el

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band of rain stretching across that has been we'll pull it into the south island over the southern alps, no weather alerts as of yet this is still about 24 to 48 hours away, powering up some showers in storms across thailand, hopefully that will help freshen up the air in northern type thailand where it has been quite poor as of late, plenty of sun to go around in china. so that's allowing those temperatures that come up in places like boiling at $24.00 degrees. but we're talking snow storms over the mountains of honshu and hope title, and we may see some snow for a time in support or especially night time when those temperatures go below 0. in the bigger global direction yet in history, the world's biggest democracy off its own epic showdown. join me, see new oxygen in this new ballpark thieves focusing on india. in this episode, i'll examine how india's pricing, the got it in ism settings to turn the clock back on at the country, founded on secular ideas. being the report box one on the or the the you're watching, i'll just say or a reminder of our top story is the ssl. at least 14 pe

a million and a half the bodies of five missing cross—country skiers have been found in the swiss alpss—italian border. rescue workers are still searching for the sixth person. after a meet of weekly meetings, china parliamentary gathering has come to an end. during this year's national people's congress, premier li chang promised to turn things around for the world's second largest economy and set a growth target of around 5% for this year, similar to last year's goal. lawmakers have also pledged to enact new laws that would modernise china's economy. stephen mcdonell has more from beijing. the last day at the national people's congress features one of the more rubber—stamping sessions of this rubber—stamp gathering. there are a series of reports, a series of proposals from the leadership of the communist party, and invariably they all pass. but what this congress has been about this year is the economy. and you do wonder if at the end of it the chinese people are any clearer as to whether or not their government has a plan forfixing the big economic headaches they have. for example,

i mean, most of us customers in the alps experiment laser light will be amplified by a factor of 10000 and a type of micro chamber. the light will then pass through a strong of medic field m theory. a photon or light particle could be transformed into an axiom. as the new elementary particle will be cold if it can be detected. the laser light would be stopped by the wall. but the axial on would simply pass through because nothing can stop dark matter. in the magnetic field on the other side, the axial and should be transformed back into a photon. more like a detector would measure the light particle that seems to have passed through the wall. the transformations, if they occur at all, would be extremely rare. ready the detector must therefore be able to recognize a few photons per day. if it succeeds, a new dark matter particle will have been found, which would be a sensational discovery. because isaac's pelham in familiar success is the fulfillment of a technological golf course. so i'm very certain that all helps experiments will succeed in the nature of been assigned if you will fin

in the swiss alps the hotel even advertised with assign the claimed only $25.00 bacteria. the then there was the work of legendary pilot charles lindbergh in the 19 searches he attached. and it the soup divines to his plane and then flew over the icy landscapes of northern canada, collecting a variety of fungal, expose, poland, and micro algae. the samples supported the pieces that living things can survive long distance and travel at high altitudes. but in the years that followed arrow biology descended into obscurity. the organism suspended in yeah, was somewhat forgotten, the bidding p things in satellite imagery, we kindled interest in the late 20th century. a scientist discovered unbelievable amounts of suspended micro organisms. or she was so filled up for sale, so i love the way down to when you blow the dust off a piece of furniture, you see that it's carried away with the air flow. it's like that it's the same in the atmosphere. now. the mass of these particles is so small that once they're born, they stay there and follow the so i stay yes, feel, oh cool. now fin