well, i have atlant city shopping complex.two stores , one store 550 square meters, and another 210 square meters. about 250 afghans worked in this shopping complex. all were officially employed. everyone officially received wages , there was no left money in the envelope, well , of course. market life lasted more than 20 years. in the morning of thousands of merchants , everything changed overnight. from april 27 , 2021, all aksai markets almaz atlant south atlant city construction and vegetable took during the siege of nearly 5,000 security forces , police officers, the national guard of the prosecutor’s office of rescuers and the federal security service surrounded the territory of shopping centers and began to en masse check the documents of citizens and the documentation of merchants. we all have an order, we are coming. based on this order, within the framework of an initiated criminal case, the traffic police blocked the entrances to the markets, and all the exiting cars were inspected with predilection, the merchants w

well, i have two stores at the atlant city shopping mall.two stores, one store is 550 squares, and another is two hundred and ten squares. about 250 afghans worked in this shopping complex. all were officially employed. all officially received wages , there was no left money in the envelope, well, of course. life went on for over 20 years. on the morning of april 27, 2021, thousands of merchants on april 27, 2021, all the aksai markets almaz atlant south atlant city, construction and vegetable, were besieged by almost 5,000 police officers, the national guard of the prosecutor’s office of rescue and the federal security service surrounded the territory of shopping centers and began to en masse check the documents of citizens and the documentation of merchants. we come on the basis of this order within the framework of of the initiated criminal case, the traffic police blocked the entrances to the markets, and all the exiting cars were inspected by the addiction of the merchants, who were perplexed by the visits of tax officials or representa

here in atlant city there were a number of merchants from kyrgyzstan.zhan akhmatova points to her store, which she now uses as a warehouse. everything is legal. of course, we also sewed coats. is it for the middle layer in the rostov region that the prices were affordable? i just saw that it is very expensive here, so i started to reject kyrgyzstan and sell your product works. by local standards, i have almost an oligarch in the atlant city shopping complex. i have two stores, one store 550 square meters, and another 210 square meters. about 250 afghans worked in this shopping complex. all were officially employed. everyone officially received wages , there was no left money in the envelope, well , of course. life went on for over 20 years. in the morning, thousands of traders, the market usually resembled an alarmed anthill. everything changed in overnight. on april 27, 2021, almost 5,000 security forces of the police, the national guard of the prosecutor’s office of the rescuers and the federal security service surrounded the territory of shopping cen

entrepreneur anastasia novikova from the neighboring market, which is called atlant city, here she had shops selling men's clothing, all the pavilions were built by themselves with their own money. well, three stores. we gave 6-7 million. we provided themselves their children their parents. and with all this, at the same time, we worked legally. we have all individual entrepreneurs. we have all the cash registers, we paid taxes. you see, we did it all. the question is how much you can earn from one store 150 m, uh, let's say net profit together. yes, that's profit. well, we are somewhere 1.200-250. this is the average we earned net. here she atlant city had a number of merchants natives of kyrgyzstan nurzhan akhmatova shows her store, which she now uses as a warehouse? yes, everything is legal of course, here, uh, a coat and we have, uh, a cape. e, sewed, is it for the middle layer in the rostov region, what were the prices affordable? i just saw that it is very expensive here, so i started to send it off in kyrgyzstan and sell my goods here. well, work. here it was profitable work was

these are the markets that were located in atlant city almaz vegetable. uh, those were legitimate businesses. they worked fine. they worked fine. so, jobs were created there, er, every entrepreneur. there was an individual entrepreneur there, a certain organizational form, they worked and paid taxes. it seemed to us that vitaliy borzenko sacredly believes in everything, what he says and really does not understand. what exactly is his fault, because he tried all his life for the people. now for the region. this is very bad. do you think the markets are closed? well, of course. well, of course, the first is uh, jobs people know that a decent amount of people are out of work today. this , of course, is not taxable, which we received in the budgets. you see, once again this is your personal opinion that the markets worked completely legally. yes yes. the former head of the administration speaks so confidently that, willy-nilly, you begin to believe him, unless you know, given the circumstances of the criminal case. they say that you are a fabulously rich pers

babaev, vadim, according to the investigation, he controlled the almaz atlant south market and atlant cityd under his supervision, according to the security forces, they worked in the vegetable and construction industries, and in addition, eduard owns an extensive network of gas stations that is almost 100 gas stations. and another member of the organized criminal group, a turab, isain, who was in charge of collecting money from a merchant. the youngest son of karim babayev, vadim , seemed to us an extremely impudent and arrogant person. what is the accusation against you? he also brought some kind of accusation to the community. you are a member of a criminal community. i was in charge of, uh, a car dealership. it's like a family business and family businesses. yes, it so happened that i was working with my brother here. the father is there, as if the distribution turned out, as if everything, that is, everyone was doing his own business, that's all you feel. well what they registered as an entrepreneur. i started renting out real estate and didn't register as an individual. yes, well , a

he was arrested last summer in atlantic city on suspicion of domestic violence.s accused of grabbing a woman and dragging her across the floor of a hotel hallway. cording to the police report the woman showed no sign of injuries. today he pled guilty in order to settle the case. he was ordered to pay fines. >>> at 6:00, more people are going back into the office which means rents are rising in silicon valley. there is good news. where affordable rentals are breaking ground in the most expensive rental market. >>> plus, when will it stop? that's the question a san francisco business is happening tonight. what happened that has owners wondering what more can be done to stop the break-in. >>> plus -- >> we need change. we can't have students dying at school because of violence like this. . >> in the north bay thousands of students walked out of class. why they're demanding change from the school district after a student was killed on campus. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm audrey asistio. a

keep things at bay, further west, where we have more wet and windy weather streaming in from the atlantic city. where the fronts just gagging up tightly past tightly packed ice, a bars rolling through. so we are looking at some pretty strong wind spring showers, running into the republic of ours and eventually pushing across northern ireland and eventually getting into those western parts of wales and scotland and final west of england tuesday. not too bad is smart, at least 114 celsius there for london, getting up to around 16 degrees there in paris. and we'll keep that mouth theme as you go on 3 way to stay that way. well, rushes across, not too bad. it's essential parts less $0.20 is in vienna, that's pretty good at this time of the year. we're looking at some live shows, pushing across greece, though, through the a, g and c. moving on into to kia northern parts of africa, see some wet weather over the next day, or so same area of low pressure that swirling away the central met, nasty, little low, some lifted guston, sat across algeria and libya making its way. but east. the scarcity has be

i have known people who worked in his casinos in atlantic city and i have never heard anything positive or good about him. i think the indictment is exactly what he deserves and a long time coming. i am looking to see how this plays out because i think he has had this coming for a long time. host: pleasant valley, new york. ed, republican. caller: i live in the state of new york. it is a cesspool, as you can tell. we have 33,000 illegals running our street, crime of an down the street. i am up in midstate. our little town we live five, you cannot recognize. there are no americans on the streets anymore. they are all illegals. this guy killed his whole family 30 years ago and they are letting him back out on the streets in our town. this is ridiculous. the law is not equal. people should start to open their eyes. i will not even go to new york city because people are getting mugged and beat up on the subways and set on fire -- host: tie it back to the indictment. caller: the indictment is ridiculous. i want to thank all the democrats that are so happy that he is in trouble because he wil

wish to suscribe to its principle. - [hasan] the democratic national convention, which occurs in atlantic cityivotal moment in the evolution of sncc organizing in particular. sncc activists, just like local people are hopeful if they make the case, that the reason why african americans are not participating en masse in the electoral politics in mississippi is because segregationist white democrats are purposefully and intentionally excluding them. then the national democrats will have no choice, but to replace the all white segregationist democratic party with the newly organized mississippi freedom democratic party. - [edwin] here in convention hall, the credentials committee is now hearing the case put forward by the mississippi freedom democratic party. - the mississippi freedom democratic party is in the same historical position as the underground railroad. - they come seeking the fulfillment of their dream for democracy. for here the very idea of representative government is at stake. - is this america, the land of the free and the home of the brave, where our lives be threatened daily be

i was born in atlantic city and i've rarely been back. [laughter] b >> but i'm still reminded living in new hampshire that i'm not a -- native, that's okay. even among liberals they think you did a terrific job with that. i think the challenge that we have as a country, you've got -- you've got 50 states which is basically -- which are basically 50 different caldrins, as nationalos leader, how do you propose to get involved in national politics, how do you propose to bring this altogether. it's a hell of a challenge. >> it is. look, here is how i propose to do it and you pointed to it. first of all let's take you back to atlantic city when you want. i will get you a visa, no problem. no problem. look, here is the thing. it's because the success i've had that as a national leader what i would do talk to everyone in governors about this and having been a governor i'm going toto have a different level of credibility with them. they are going to say, chris, knows how to confront the problem, both left and right think he's successful, maybe i

applicants were taken that year as we have mentioned she then turned to singing in nightclubs in atlantic city and eventually found success with i loves you porgy. which billie holiday had made famous. she was conflicted about this still seeing herself as a classical musician and not a jazz performer, but it became a top 20 hit. settling down with her husband and becoming a mother and meeting hands very too simone was horrified by the 16th street baptist church bombing of september 1963 in birmingham, alabama, which resulted in the deaths of four girls at choir practice followed soon after by the murder of civil rights activists, edgar evers. 64 in jackson, mississippi, all of which prompted simone to write her important call to action a song about mississippi and alabama and the rest of the south mississippi --, which picked up on some of martin luther king's themes in his 1963 letter from birmingham jail. this is a very famous letter. i'm sure you have heard of it, but i wanted to just highlight the emphasis. he puts here on the word. wait right how you must wait how you must be slow. and of

my father had invited my mother and me to see him perform at the steel pier in atlantic city.lub. i, a fan of the motown sound, and an adolescent who, for the first time, had a girl crush on a sexy soul singer, was in love with marvin gaye. my father had a problem with this. my father actually got upset when isked to see gaye's second show. he didn't yell or overreact to me. but he wasn't his usual easygoing self, which is the side of him i aays saw. suddenly, my mother who was visibly upset, pulled mover to the si and said, you made youfather mad. you should have never asked to see the second show. you should have never asked him. the last thing i remember hearing was my mother shouting to my father, when are you going to marry me? my father yelled back, never. i stood there, bleary-eyed, confused, heartbroken. we cut our vacion short and left theext day. all of us were shaken to the core. and myother, with a 12-year-old daughter to care for, was forced, finally, to let go of her happily ever after with louis armstrong fantasy, and realized that the her womain his life, the l

crimes from his racist rental practices back in the 70s an 80s, to all sorts of shenanigans in atlantic citymin that those quotes are accurate that he is having a very tough time grappling with any of this he may not actually believe it unless and until he is getting his mugshot and hi fingerprints taken >> did his father never teac him that there were lega tripwire's all around th trumps in the real estat business, that they had to b careful of more legal tripwire is than th average person have in their lives, not in the real estat business in new york no because, in addition to having more legal tripwire, as they also had more access to power, and more access t people with power who are well connected that could make sure that they never suffered any legal consequences, starting with roy - and now we are seeing that after having been convinced by his own father that he shoul never take responsibility fo anything, he is never to blame for anything, donald it's in a position where he knows th difference between right and wrong he just never in 1 million years thought it would apply to him >>

. ♪ which last year gathered people from all over the world in atlantic city, new jersey to compete andisunderstood art form. that uses the human voice, lungs and mouth as the instrument. malady also provides the beats and rhythm -- ♪ because i'm such a good doggie ♪ ♪ i've made a lot of weird choices in my life ♪ for lin manuel miranda's rapping improv show, freestyle love supreme. first on broadway and then in places like this one, the venetian in las vegas, where the show recently wrapped up a residency. can you talk about some of the misconceptions around beatboxing? if you you meet someone in the airport and you say what do you do and you say professional beatboxer? >> people think that beatboxing is a party trick, that it's a gimmick, but beatboxing is one of the most incredible art forms of all time. >> reporter: an art form malady says anyone can actually learn. >> why don't you try? >> reporter: even a middle-aged correspondent for "sunday morning." >> so say pancake. >> pancake. >> say party. >> party. >> easy, right? >> so the same way you say p, p, p. you put a little more p

i was born in atlantic city and i have rarely been back.laughing] but i'm still reminded living in new hampshire that i'm not a native, so that's okay. what you said about opioids, i followed your record and you've been brilliant on that in the state of new jersey, even among liberals. they think you've done a terrific job with that. i think the challenge that we have as a country, you've got the states which is basically, which are basically 50 different cauldrons how to deal with this stuff. as a national leader, how do you propose if you decide to get involved in national politics, how do you propose to bring this all together? it's a hell of a challenge. >> it is. look on his own by propose to do it, and you pointed to the forcible to get back in atlantic city anytime you want. i'll get your visa cup to be back, he'll be no problem. no problem. look, here's the thing. it's because the success i've had in dealing with it that as a national leader what i i woulo is talk to everyone and the governors about this and having been a governor,

. >> steve: how pretty is that down the jersey shore you are looking at atlantic city right now.that sunrise will be in 18 minutes. it's 6:18 right now. if you go out to walk along the shore it's freezing, 32 degrees. later today -- hope the wind stops. right now it is 50 degrees the daytime high for there. and here in new york city we're looking for a high of exactly the same. currently in new york it's 32. and it's breezy. >> ainsley: cold. >> steve: feels like it's about 10 outside. >> ainsley: it's the wind that gets you but it's the end of the week. it's thursday, y'all. >> brian: let's not acknowledge winter anymore and think spring. >> ainsley: it's close. >> brian: we are indoors can. >> steve: live in denial. >> brian: march all i see is the sun. >> steve: i have had this conversation with people. the reason people oare so disappointed in march so cold. oh it's march it's going to be warm and it's cold people are disappointed. >> ainsley: if you live up north you know it's going to be cold in march. everyone gets anxious. tell yourself it really doesn't get warm here unt

. >> brian: los angeles and atlantic city so easy and almost expected.nk that it's going to lead towards another addiction. both areas. >> lawrence: people's choices. >> brian: nobody agrees with me. i understand. >> lawrence: nobody. >> brian: hollywood is hosting biggest night last night at the 95th academy awards from big wins from actors who never gave up. >> ainsley: the drama remained cool throughout the night after the infamous slap last year. >> lawrence: todd piro is live with the highlights. >> todd: no film shining brighter last night than everything everywhere all at once took home seven awards including best picture and best original screenplay. kia qui kwan winning best supporting actor of the film winning best speech on american dream. >> my journey started on a boat. i spent a year in a refugee camp and somehow i ended up here on on hollywood's biggest stage. they say stories like this only happen in the movies. i cannot believe it's happening to me. this, this is the american dream. [cheers and applause] jamie lee curtis 64 best supporti

this happened 30 minutes south of atlantic city.er 29 large whale strandings along the east coast since december 1. 11 of those hump back whales in new york and new jersey. this data according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, lawmakers have called for a pause in the development of offshore wind project in new york and new jersey after the deaths of these sea mammals. today we spoke with bob stern, president of save long beach idea, a coalition concerned there may be a connection between the two. he wants more data from the federal government. listen. >> we are concerned that this could be a cause. we don't want to jump to conclusions. at a minimum, it certainly warrants in our view a serious thorough investigation by experts. >> martha, we know scientists have argued no offshore wind projects are connected to whale strandings. >> martha: thank you, c.b. good to see you. that's "the story" for this tuesday. it's going to be a very busy week, folks. the story goes on. see you tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" start

that will be in atlantic city. as i have said to many of you, bring your dancing shoes and your wallets. not necessarily in that order. the roundtables exam are parallel initiatives on maternal and infant health. she has done outstanding work on this issue in our state and she is doing an excellent job leading this initiative nationally. these two initiatives share so much common ground like the challenges to affordable and accessible care. the importance of coordinated solutions and our duty to our most vulnerable. it makes sense that we consider them together and develop shared solution that give kids in our states the support they need and deserve to get the best start in life. we have learned already so much from these roundtables. hearing personal stories, learning more about root causes. visiting schools and organizations who are succeeding with innovative, compassionate solutions. exploring obstacles to care. these roundtables have expanded our perspectives exponentially command -- accidentally and i'm so gr

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which last year gathered people from all over the world in atlantic city, new jersey, to compete andisunderstood art form. it uses the human voice, lungs and mouth as the instrument. ♪ ♪ mullady also provides the beats and rhythm -- >> oh, my gosh, you are such a good doggie. i made a lot of weird choices. >> reporter: for lin-manuel miranda's rapping improv show, "freestyle love supreme." first on broadway, and then in places like this one, the venetian in las vegas where the show recently wrapped up a residency. can you talk about the misconceptions around beatboxing? if you meet someone in the airport and they say what do you do you say professional beatboxing? >> people think it's a party trick but it's one of the most incredible art forms of all time. >> reporter: an art form mullady says anyone can actually learn. >> you try. >> reporter: even a middle-aged correspondent for "sunday morning." >> saipan cake. >> reporter: pancake. >> say party. >> reporter: party. >> easy, right? you put a little bit more pressure on the side and it becomes a sound. say taco. >> reporter: taco.

we've got an incredible setup at the technical center in atlantic city. the work there. but it doesn't mean we take any of that for granted. i absolutely agree ensuring that our funding is consistent and thank you for that. it is our ability to collectively work together, right, which is to stay let's have this conversation. let's have uncomfortable conversations. figure out what are the pain points. yet i want to bring us back again to the immediacy. part of this challenge today is what are we seeing here recently just sort of year to date. i know the chair spoke about events last year. there's an immediate piece here, lots of vus kind of talked about in terms of where we go. i tell you, we, within the agency, really appreciate the work and the efforts and the input of the global community because not only does it keep us honest brokers but it helps us do this job and continue to must've forward where we need to. so i couldn't agree with you more. >> thanks. it's noon. do you want to start wrapping it up? >> yeah, i think we -- you know, this last one here. we've talked

incredible set up at the technical center in atlantic city. you doesn't mean we take anything for granted. i absolutely agree on ensuring that our funding is consistent because it is our ability to collectively walk together which iset to say let's have this conversation and figure out what are the points and i want to bring this back again to the immediacy and a part of this challenge today was what are we seeing here recently. the chair spoke about it last year. i'll tell you we need within the agency appreciate your work and efforts in the input of the global community because not only does the kippahs as honest brokers but it helps us do our job and continue to move forward where we need to. so i couldn't agree with youou more. >> thanks. >> its name. you want to start wrapping it up? does the last one here. we have talked a lot about what we say today. i'd like to get to closing thoughts with our panelists and when you think about what's important to your communities and i know you've talked about someu of them. you talked about what are

crimes from his racist rental practice back in the '70s and '80s to all sorts of shenanigans in atlantic cityon, so i have no doubt in my mind that those quotes are accurate that he is having a very tough time grappling with any of this and he may not actually believe it, unless and uile's getting his mug shot and his fingerprints taken >> hi again, everyone. it's 5:00 in miami it is a monumental moment we're all living through together right now, an ex-president has been criminally charged, the first time that has happened in our country's history. donald j. trump has been indicted by a grand jury on charges connected to his hush money payment to stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election as you heard from the ex-president's niece, well, it's a moment that fees surreal to be everybody watching there is likely no one more shocked than donald trump because for half a century donald trump has been getting away with skirting the law "the washington post" reflects on his 50-year playbook. quote, already trump statements about the daniels case have followed a pattern as far back as '73

wind gusts, 45 miles per hour. 41 miles per hour from atlantic city to nantucket, 55, 56 miles per hour. that's the weather around the nation. here's what you can expect this morning. frances: today's highs will be mild, similar to yesterday's numbers. get ready for more wet weather heading our way. we will see a mix of rain and snow this weekend. it is a level 1 storm on our impact scale. it will continue into monday. a wintry mix but turning into scattered showers tuesday. a break on wednesday before more rain returns on thursday. >>> still lots more to get to on this friday. we'll be right back. even when i was with the people i love, i was masking my depression. i was taking an antidepressant, but my depression symptoms still made me feel isolated. is it just me? it's not just you. many people experience a partial response to their antidepressant. let's add rexulti®. when added to an antidepressant, rexulti® was proven to reduce depression symptoms 62% more than the antidepressant alone. so you can build on your progress. rexulti® can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia pat

i have known people who worked in his casinos in atlantic city and i have never heard anything positiver good about him. i think the indictment is exactly what he deserves and a long time coming. i am looking to see how this plays out because i think he has had this coming for a long time. host: pleasant valley, new york. ed, republican. caller: i live in the state of new york. it is a cesspool, as you can tell. we have 33,000 illegals running our street, crime of an down the street. i am up in midstate. our little town we live five, you cannot recognize. there are no americans on the streets anymore. they are all illegals. this guy killed his whole family 30 years ago and they are letting him back out on the streets in our town. this is ridiculous. the law is not equal. people should start to open their eyes. i will not even go to new york city because people are getting mugged and beat up on the subways and set on fire -- host: tie it back to the indictment. caller: the indictment is ridiculous. i want to thank all the democrats that are so happy that he is in trouble because he will

host: patty in atlantic city, new jersey. good morning to all of you and thank you for the brave and important work you do. it is very much appreciated. my question is right now, because of the dobbs, women are going to become second-class citizens. i wanted to say to the two of you, the panelists, i do not want you to forget about the abortion issue. if women become second-class citizens there is no equal rights for anyone and i thought about running a public service commercial on tv during tv shows that regular people watch to show the real effects of what would happen, what is happening with abortion being illegal. women suffering, bleeding and dying and so forth. tell me what you think about that, about the public service commercial for women. thank you very much. host: zakiya thomas, do you want to take that one? guest: thank you for standing up for those that do not have the ability and are not able to do so. i think the abortion issue is important for all of us to think about. no matter where you stand on that issue th

city will make things worse. >> several supervisors atlantic county countered the dorsey proposal with ordinance to strengthen san francisco century city status. >>> san francisco small business owner says her salon has been broken into so many times, she is inking of pulling up stakes. josie owns the baton the salon. she estimates she has spent $40,000 to cover losses and repairs. >> it has been shocking and not only traumatic but also surprising, you know. one of the most expensive cities, we would think we could sustain the business. >> reporter: crime data shows burglaries at the northern district are up 30% compared to the same period last year. >>> santa clara county heating up gun buyback program. county supervisors unanimously voted to offer incentives to anyone who surrenders unwanted guns at the county sheriff's office in san jose. residents can do that 24 hours a day. the county offers incentives at gun buyback events throughout the year. the county also approved $20 million toward childcare services. 5 million of that would go to programs that train early childcare workers and kindergarten teachers. t

and realize that there is no casino in atlantic city that is this tall. a survey was conducted of cape may, a tourist county, whether tourists would return after these wind grids are built. 15% said they wouldn't even think about returning. they considered this a good thing. i will finish up. perhaps they forgot to look into what it would do. it would be a loss of $1 billion. you could talk about defense. i will yield back. talk about defense -- the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. van drew: standing up for my constituents. i yield back. please vote for this bill. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. grijalva: i rise to claim time t in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes mr. grijalva: i yield as much time he may consume to the gentleman from new york, our leader in the judiciary committee, mr. nadler. mr. nadler: i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank you, ranking member, for your leadership in opposition to the polluters over people act. i must say the concern of

in the high seas are some extremely important places like the sa gaster see like the last city in the atlantic, like the wall. this ridge also in the atlantic, like a firm old dome in the pacific, which is a hot spot for sharks, wales turtles, all of which were unprotected, and without any kind of protection to. i'm now they will in time have this protection, but we've got to do some work. this is the passing of a milestone. it's still got to be ratified this treaty. and that will take some time. but i'm very keen that we just get on with the, the significant areas in the seas that you're talking about of. clearly not just materialized overnight. they've been there for many years. people have understood the importance of these areas for many years. and yet it's taken 15 years to get this kind of agreement wise have taken so long where all sorts of nutty bits in any treaty of this kind does what you do about potential discoveries that are worth money. like marine genetic resources. these have been traditionals stumbling points and other un treaties like they're, they're conventional biological

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citie out of their control. check out the piece by david graham in the atlantic. in admitting pro- crime and protects policies did not work, they declare that the cities were ungovernable. now just because they've given up on building a strong and prosperous america does not mea the rest of us should. think about this. they are more afraid of grandmothers who are walking through the capital and january 6 and the communist chinese who were poised right now in the same democrats who want forgive republicans for donald trump, they are happy to forgive china for covid. there are happy to forgive chin for crushing hong kong, torturing the uighurs and at th list goes on and on. we know it and i think they even . as the angle has been saying al along, the situation in our country is only going to change when another suburban women and urban voters in key states have decided they've had enough. some of them might not like trouble for all know but i simply don't believe that those same people want to continue to live like this and be deceived this way. as the economic conti

military exercises of atlantic determination and the defenders of europe , more than 200 american troops are deployed in the greek port to coordinate and monitor shipments. in the german city of miltenberg, hundreds of residents took to the anti -military rally, there is no insane policy, those who supply weapons do not want peace, such banners, if participants in similar actions took place in other german cities, demonstrators demand an end to the supply of lethal supplies to the conflict zone and berlin's neutrality regarding the ukrainian conflict, the policy of fomenting war with the west. the diplomatic solution to the problem is more and more distant, as the participants of the anti-war rally, which took place in the austrian capital , the inhabitants of vienna also called for the lifting of sanctions. today, residents of donbass need any help. belarusians did not remain on the sidelines in the donetsk republican hospital, they delivered medicines and hygiene products. initiated by max republican, we do not abandon our own. this is not our first trip to the donbass in the liberated territory medicines are what the e fighters need. you can see you just brought a huge

if you're in the mid atlantic and you thought you had seen in new york city area, that's not happenings have seen the snowfall. this could be the best ski weekend. it's windy on the backside of this but we have seen big snowfall totals there. it's not the only system we are tracking. also winter system happening out west as we are seeing rounds and rounds of this big heavy winter snow. really the only two big systems we are tracking. one on the east coast and one on the west coast. this is a future track and you can pay attention to time stamp in the corner. the system continues to push on-shore. right along the coast in california, mostly rain but as soon as you get elevation, you are talking about snow. 201% of seasonal snowfall already. more snow is on the way and where are we going to see it, northern plains but some of these purple colors are getting up into multiple feet of additional snow that's on the way as we are going to be tracking this system. i will leave you with today's forecast if you're in the middle of the country i showed you where big systems are, out west and east

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points are emerging. on a gas pipeline laid along the bottom of the atlantic ocean, a tense debilitating defense of a ukrainian citymed struggle is closed, where russian troops strengthen their positions for almost 10 years. sometimes there is irritation about the supply of weapons by washington. to ukraine, much of the administration is sympathetic to kiev 's desperate plight to defend the country, but two white house officials said there's already anger at the constant requests and zelensky's sometimes not showing proper gratitude as biden repeats his refrain. that any decision on matters of war. and peace should be accepted by zelensky however, in washington already whispering began about how stable such a position is in the context of the prolongation of hostilities and the approaching new presidential elections in the united states, but ivan vasilyevich but don't you think that washington is inciting others, but sections of the post-soviet space. it is trying to open a new front in moldova, a new front in georgia, to multiply the instability around russia in many ways, because they do not believe in ukraine's

then monday and tuesday it will skirt off to the mid-atlantic and could see a dusting of snow in new york citye tonight into tuesday morning. overall, looking at snow showers and rain showers continuing in the pacific northwest. the northern plains, the great lakes and also rain in the ohio valley. a big difference in the south. we sort of have a battle of seasons, winter taking its grip still in portions of the north. the south feeling like late spring, even summer. temperatures 25 degrees above normal for this time of year. record-breaking warmth will continue. lindsey, we're going to continue to track that winter weather in the northern part of the nation. back to you. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much. >>> this morning federal investigators are heading back to ohio to investigate another train derailment. video captured the moment 28 cars of a norfolk southern train derailed in springfield, ohio, saturday, just one month after the hazardous derailment in east palestine and the fourth derailment in ohio in less than five months. officials say while the train was carrying has thar dous

so you have port cities in the colonies that are really part of a cosmopolitan atlantic world at this point, where a lot of goods are being exchanged and moved back and forth between europe and the americas. but also a lot of ideas are going back and forth as well. now, this significant in kind of two ways. the first was the enlightenment. okay, so another one of our key terms for today, which was basically an intellectual and kind of cultural movement across rope centered around mainly in france that gave rise to a new way of thinking and a new political ideas. so the was reay characterized by an emphasis on the use of reason and a belief that nature and human relations could be rationally described, studied and shaped by humans that. humans have a lot of agency in determining the that events are gointo take. now it's also characterized by an expansion of thpuic sphere, and this is really marked by more print material being produced higher. literacy rates across europe and the colonies are also really taking part in this movement, albe kd of at the fringes, popular associations and t