we'll call him aziz. you call him aziz. he worked in the u.s. embassy, and his brother had already been killed by the taliban when he reached out to you for help. listen to this. you were aziz's family's first and last hope. he eventually made it with his family to qatar, and now he's living in california. how is he doing? >> well, you know, he's trying to build a life, like the tens of thousands of afghans who we did manage to get out. and i think, you know, as a nation right now, it's critically important, as we're sitting here one year later, remembering the anniversary of the fall of kabul and also the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, that this not be a moment where we collectively say, "okay. and now it's time to turn the page." there is still a lot of work to be done. and still, it's incredibly important that we keep faith with our afghan allies who we brought here. so, for instance, aziz and tens of thousands of other afghans who managed to make it to the united states, they are currently on humanitarian parole.

this one and only president aziz who has a meeting with our delegation tomorrow.one meeting on the field 2 weeks ago. if we now we will call that the meeting is canceled or rescheduled. this gives trump cards in the hands of the opposition. and if you say that the president is in danger, nu will say that allah filmed and that he is constantly in danger. well, and all that, but also true, the witnesses wrote the people who kept him in the laboratory, not only described with his help, we managed to identify the person sitting in the car. artur ismagilov was born in the soviet union in kazakhstan, he gained his first combat experience in the late 90s in the north caucasus military specialists wide profile, it can also remove a person 2 km away and blow up a skyscraper by a master in a live battle. well, what can i say, a serious person claimed that more often the virus was injected to him - this is too risky for the president. to do this, get close. it will need to be close. ah, scientists cannot spray the virus along the path of the cortege. they say that the virus

get instructions later willkie negotiations between aziz and the russians will begin in a week.this will give your place another negotiator will come our main problem is that president aziz really wants to negotiate with the russians. i completely agree with you. with that, the president needs help from russia, such a president. we do not need. asis at the talks will be a bunch of russian security guards sir. that is why you went to the professor. i 207 thread has left the embassy and is moving towards the first checkpoint. i passed 207 thread. the first item is waiting for instructions on the route . reception 207 understood you? follow the backup route, as you understand, the reception understands you, end of communication. i spoke with the local ministry of constitutional protection today and they were very surprised by our security requirements. they have full control over every centimeter from the hotel to the embassy in batches. i 207 contingency master crow check the object taken out. what's the matter? do not worry in a european city with us nothing will happen for sure.

today i carried the hero of my family, the whole georgy ivanovich, and now he is in the aziz of the victoryollect and verify information. through whose hands 3-4 thousand people pass. weekly after over with military databases and the general editorial board, the history of a front-line soldier is immortalized by history, first of all, it is cyclical, probably, yes, to some extent, yes. and here is our memory of what it was, how it was, how everyone went through it. well , because it is very important to replenish exclusively. only the official archives on the baron of these military registration and enlistment offices, but in this case it is the memory of the living that is important, so that people have a sense of pride that yes, my grandfather for the sake of grandfather, grandmother never mind. now, i know what he did. i'm proud of it. and that the memory of him is now in the victory museum, along with the loud names of marshals and people who know the whole world to bring the history of their loved ones to this gallery. you can go to the victory museum on the internet on the site of the

today i have gone the eighth month of my aziz being on the land of donbass, i didn’t leave here to travel and for me this is a historical moment, my ancestors, our ancestors of the don cossacks, who once took away part of the earth and handed it over, as russian president vladimir vladimirovich putin said shoved into the ussr being created. now what we shoved we take back please come to me. why write a statement somewhere here. i will take you to the sixth cossack street within two hours. you will be taken in. we will send an order to your place of residence through the military registration and enlistment office. you will already be called. the representative of the special services of the lpr, managed to prevent a terrorist attack here in the republic, which was aimed at in order to disrupt the referendum. here's what the employee said. holding a ukrainian referendum the special services planned to carry out the physical elimination of one of the officials of the republic , it was possible to prevent a terrorist attack thanks to the timely receipt of preemptive information about the cri

today i carried the hero of my family, ivanovich, and now he is in the aziz museum victory informationllected and verified by volunteers. through whose hands three to four thousand people pass weekly after overcoming military databases and general editorial. the story of a front-line soldier is immortal, a story, but, firstly, it is cordial, probably, yes, to some extent. yes, and these here , this one, is a memory of what it was, how it was, how everyone went through it. nausea is very important , the faces of victory are replenished exclusively by ordinary people, it was possible to connect the official archives of the ministry of defense award databases of military enlistment offices, but in in this case, it is the memory of the living that is important so that people have a sense of pride that yes is my grandfather. great-grandfather grandmother doesn't matter. now, i know what he did. i'm proud of it. and that the memory of him is now in the victory museum, along with the loud names of marshals and people who you know are all in them to bring the history of their loved ones into t

azizators of honorable work will bathe in shit every day, we, and so sewers stepanovich, are poking around. well, what 's the difference in what they have more money? for one rusty pipe let's go to the end here. here, turn around. come on, come on. quiet, quiet, quiet, come on me some more come on, come on some more. brother, let go. all of you go for a walk for hours now, then when you return , you can pick up the vest for yourself. no, well, it's necessary, i 've seen this pipe for a long time. who would have thought that it was so on your account. they rotted there is no grandmother. vityuk was of all trades, he took an iron box from the inside and welded it, and then i was put in place. needed like this. how much is there? you'll see. hello . you were going to go to the tax office, then it’s already two steps to go here. let's help yourself really interesting. information on it in of our duty part of the sea type, well, type, was brought to all sorts of responsibility for being drunk, and in this very form they also like to make a drunkard rowdy. well, yes, but that's what he says. who

as far as i know, azize's orientation towards russia irritates the islamic opposition.e tour . president for europe that among dozens of meetings, hundreds of agreements, another treaty with russia will not attract much attention. in short, he wants to negotiate in europe is not too. russia offered to sign the treaty in lithonia. i won’t go anywhere from here, stay the place is fully working too. by the way, i can. i just need to patch up the roof. this is how the defense capability of our motherland is undermined, they go into the garden. ok-ok. sometimes the truth is too hasty , sometimes the opposite, but this thing comes with experience. well but in general it is quite, well, talk to us. how is the set? captain young lady what? what is the young lady normally good? yes, yours! well, how is it? they have already thoroughly visited us, but you can’t say anything beautiful, they called you. yes, i understand tomorrow at 11:00. guys get up. when did you moor home, naturally? of course i will. where am i going? i ask you to love and favor evgeny dobrov, the general direc

and then linebacker aziz has a sprained mcl. he'll be out in two months. according to head coach kyle shanahan. these injuries e injuries came along with the disappointing loss to the denvr the denver broncos. and vern glenn reports the niners came up short in a big defensive ba. in a big defensive battle. >> and we had one clean drive wh clean drive with the points of it and other than that, the de, the defense, they really kept ns that game. but just overall, a sloppy day. >> and we will execute and do tt on third downs and the turnoverd the turnovers and the safety. th safety. tough to win football games. >> with the red and gold reportm vern glenn. > >> all right, let's talk your my now. a disappointing start to the week for wall street. the w street. the dow fell into a bare market losing 329 points. nasdq points. nasdaq dropped 65. s&p lost 38. > >> all right, if you've had to e to drive anywhere recently, youw you know gas prices are up agai. prices are up again. at this station in burlingame, it was $5.39 a gallon if you paid cash. and then the pri

deputy head of the mechlis of the crimean tatar people, nariman jalial, and the brothers sanom and aziz temov, i would like to remind you today that the occupation authorities in the temporarily occupied crimea sentenced them to 17:15 and 13 years of imprisonment, respectively. the ukrainian foreign ministry has already contacted the international community and partners on the crimean platform urged to exert political diplomatic sanctions and economic pressure on russia so that all ukrainian citizens illegally imprisoned by putin's regime are released immediately oleksandr petryshyn took the oath of office as a judge of the constitutional court of ukraine, he was appointed by the presidential quota volodymyr zelenskyi petryshyn constitutional constitutionalist professor doctor of legal sciences ex-member of the national academy of legal sciences he took office instead of judge kazminin the decree appointing a certain zelenskyi was canceled petryshyn became the 16th out of 18 you members of the ksu , that is, now the institution has a quorum for full-time work as a judge of the constitut

probably understand and you're reading. the politician and activist nariman jalial and the brothers azizan’t even comment here, but i i would like to hear your opinion on this matter, please, this is this, well, what are your comments, only the fact that russia is demonstrably acting against the crimean tatar people and the fact that the crimean tatar people have been showing their front of struggle against the enemy for 8 years now, more than 8 years m-m, that is, the people take this step, they clearly understand that this is their struggle and against the occupier and our task, that is how we rejoiced at night because our heroes of our prisoners are returning home, so in this direction we need to work for all our prisoners and in the crimea all these years, they are also hostages of the kremlin, there are many comments, but you know that this is a direction, the duty of society, the duty of the people of the country, the duty of the government to work in this direction, of course we understand that our people citizens are dying at the front with weapons in their hands and there is no

vast majority of the native species are now threatened by overfishing visitors entering the town. aziz will notice a work of art that looks more like wishful thinking than the reality on the ground . precious you fishers in tunisia bring in a decent catch these days. many simply abandoned their boats. and young people are leaving. when this villain was looking at the current situation, i have to say that there was no future in fishing. i can only tell young people to consider a different line of work. biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae on her. i dramatically a say this if we discovered that a toxic species of algy is responsible for this phenomenon of the wind is not in 2019, there was a very high concentration of the algae species called korea brevard sniffles on the need of all astir, said compress fuel in 2020 it stocks this, like he loa good, any error i need to know blood enough, a per se, but this year that increased again in eva, eva if once in a va

politician and activist nariman jhalial and his brothers aziz and asano-akhtemov, julial, were sentencedo 17 years of imprisonment in a high-security prison with a fine of 700,000 rubles, followed by another year and a half of house arrest. a year ago, in occupied crimea, russian security forces conducted searches and detained several people in the so-called case of sabotage on the gas pipeline, the crimean tatar politician and activist narimanjalyal was among those detained. the authorities of ukraine connect the detention and arrest of crimean tatar activists with the inaugural summit of the crimean platform that will be held. long before this, nurimano zhulyalov was brought forward with other accusations. earlier, the us embassy in ukraine called the accusations of the russian investigation absurd in the crimea against the bee here i am commenting on the sentence of the son, the father of azizactem to this decision of the court, we know what is happening in russia, gulak repressions the deportation famine of 1783. russia destroys our people, and since 2014, among the crimean tatars, t

difficult to smoke them out from there , or it is impossible with the forces with which, let's say , the azizing the kharkiv counter-offensive only that the difference is that they will not be fleeing to exactly where the dnipro will be cold and it will be well those who will cross with some improvised means or boats that they may have prepared for themselves there, they will certainly not return to take the next batch out and here it will all end very it's sad for them, it's joyful for us, if only then there wouldn't be such revenge with the help of artillery already against the liberated territories, as we are already observing. thank you, mr. volodymyr . end of the topic thank you for your participation the united states will never recognize the results of pseudo-referendums in the occupied territories of ukraine and their annexation by russia with reference to the statement of the president of the united states jabayen reports the website of the white house the american president emphasized that russia violates the un charter quote the united states will never recognize ukrainian territor

the deputy head of the mechlis of the crimean tatar people, nariman jalyalov, and to the brothers aziz and asan akhmetov. the so-called court found them guilty of sabotage of the gas pipeline in the village of perevalne, as well as smuggling and storage of explosives, the crimean process reports. all three were sentenced until 5:15 p.m. and 13 years in a strict -regime colony, a fine of seven hundred to five thousand rubles, and restriction of freedom after release . during the announcement of the sentence, the activists wore t-shirts with symbols with the words brothers with the words crimean tatar and ukrainian national anthem and sources in a t-shirt with a quote two flags country maidan case in the sviatoshyn district court of kyiv the debate in the case regarding the execution of the participants of the revolution of dignity on february 20, 2014 only on this day yanukovych's government killed 48 peaceful protesters and more than 80 were injured on at the last session, the court heard the arguments of the lawyers of the injured ukrainian patriots, five former berkut residents are a

political importance, a similar gyrfalcon vladimir putin 3 years ago gave the saudi king salman, benadel, azizal saud, the bird is very appreciated in the middle east, but the population of kamchatka falcons is as fragile as the whole nature of the peninsula and the same, impressive president told the participants of the first youth forum dedicated to the ecology of the aircraft right now and, uh, on the plane, glory. god slept all that's until nine hours flew all 9 hours slept. therefore, when the plane came out and looked at the hills at the volcanoes. then maybe i'll sleep. but when we started our meeting, i realized that i had already woken up. this is a unique place, here the animals and the world are amazing and these forests of the mountains are the ocean. in general, everything is impressive to meet with the participants of the event. vladimir putin promised a year ago, when it existed only in the draft , today he kept his word, but the conversation with the president turned out to be not only about nature. i was born and grew up in kamchatka and made a decision towards self-realizatio

in my opinion, therefore, with all my respect and love for both the performer and you, here four aziza reindeer was an absolute expression - this is a real reindeer, which has ripened this deer, gave rise to a lot of jokes about the chukchi and about cities, my naryan- mar, which is not great is not small. in general, this man conquered the experience with his exotic deer appearance in 1957, an international festival. very prestigious. i missed the lows a little but it is very difficult to expect this from a woman. because he had a very dense lower case, and i always did it for you. ah, how it is tungus singing, but on the throat, this was a little bit not enough for me. but the fact that aziza, reincarnating into male images and doing it so precisely , so brightly, so really, with this positive, completely, all-consuming charm of the deck that she presented to us today, does not raise a hand to find fault, therefore, five from me today. yes long live naryan-mar. thanks a lot. i had to spend quite a lot of time from my acting youth yes there with nikolai ivanovich , and no matter how

this represents a pivot in policy for the group saudi energy minister aziz flagged a cut could be coming. markets were caught how soon this came. opec moved to increase production following the president biden visit to saudi arabia now producers are rolling that back what is important to understand it will not have a material impact on the market equal to 0.1% of global supply or 86 seconds of demand. what it shows is opec means business we have seen prices down 20% of the last few months. the group obviously wants to be attentive and proactive now and stabilizing the market the next meeting is scheduled for october 5th. they agreed from the latest meeting to meet and discuss the market on an ad hoc basis moving forward if necessary to respond to the extremely challenging market conditions we see out there right now. this opec cut really comes as the energy crisis in europe is cut on russian oil opec may be laying the ground work for further cuts especially if conditions in china continue to deteriorate back to you. >> dan, thank you. always exciting to see what the opec plus cartel come

we have low liquidity and so if you're prince abdul aziz you have to be concerned about the next move, and so i do think now that we've had opec that they're willing to cut and they're willing to come into the market and i do think if we continue this downdraft, the expectation will be at least some type of statement coming from opec about potential future policy action. >> the next meeting was october 5th. they just had one and we'll see if they stepped in now and then. hell emon, thank you for being on the phone big day. >>> it was a record summer for air travel and people were able to put the pandemic firmly behind them, and meeting that demand, if you flew it was a challenge for the airline and we're using the word challenge nicely we're starting to get a better picture of how the carriers managed through that time and how they're positioned for the rest of the year and phil lebeau also at cnbc hq, i'm assuming you walked or flew >> they came in through labor day better than they focused and sept september october and october are better than the industry where we'll hear from a nu

>> thanks so much for keeping an eye on that story, salma abdel aziz, live in london. >>> in italy, atest that could see the country turn hard to the right. it was called after the collapse of mario draghi's coalition this year and comes as the country sees deepening economic and political crisis. joining me from rome is cnn contributor barbie nadeau. barbie, you've been following these elections closely. what more can you tell us at this stage? tell us where you are. >> reporter: we're in a polling station. the polls have been open about 2 1/2 hours. we've seen a steady stream of people coming in to vote. this is a hugely crucial election here because the center right coalition led by the far-right party is euro skeptic, supported the ukraine war, but there are issues within that coalition that aren't necessarily cohesive. so we're seeing a lot of people coming out to vote today. the results will be in about 11:00 tonight local time. people are on tenterhooks to see how this vote is going to go. georgia malone would be the first female prime minister in a very male-dominated country,

aziz all shy air spencer buford and marcelino mcrae ball visited a youth center in richmond.e of 7 bay area nonprofits that will receive a grant from the team this year for its social justice work kids from ages 13 to 22 can visit the center to eat. play sports. make music, hang out. the visit was particularly special for outside here who could relate to all of those young guns. so the big for blunt, any property might somebody. >> who was in a sense it about make it out because a lot of time on the from the growing up, i had no clue. but there was anybody was going to anything like what i went through that, you know, they did. but i just didn't even think it was possible. so for me, i it was my duty to make sure i let them know that they can make it out of here. and we to be just a sport to come outlet that you go with this positive made right thing. >> good for him. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> time now to take a live look outside san francisco's embarcadero all lit up. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here would love to see a little

and is there a media network continually called for his release. 3 of his colleagues, he sham abdel aziz by her dna brought him and robbie as she remained in detention in egypt. also without charge or trial. the speaker of the us house of representatives is pledged support for our menia. after recent fighting on the border with azerbaijan, the 2 countries have been in conflict for decades over the disputed region of no gordon or cut above tourney chang reports from the armenian capital, yet on ah. alongside her armenian counterpart, nancy pelosi paying her respect to the genocide memorial. the speaker of the house of representatives appeared moved, but the message was clear. the united states as standing firmly alongside armenia in it's time of need. later in the day, after meetings in the national assembly, she was equally resolute and meeting again had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the illegal and deadly attention as a by the, as it they hung up on the armenian territory. we strongly condemn those attacks. we, in our delegation on behalf of co

with the media men list with the aziz ansari story cat person etc it did seem like there was a moment where people had. through conversation through these stories that were finally bubbling up into the public eye. stopped and said, oh, yeah, there's this is bad. i'm not enjoying this scene something something is off here. but that almost felt like where the conversation stopped with the recognition that things were bad. i think that the next step in pushing people to actually take a moment and really think aloud is to have the next step. in an open conversation to kind of propose substantive, you know statements or claims about say what sex means what we want from it. what is ethical what is not ethical etc and do this in public in conversation with each other not just whispered at bars or among our friends. so that these questions can be sort of argued about debated we can correct our assumptions if they're false and in that way move forward to something better. i mean rethinking sex is subtitled a provocation, but you know, it's meant to be a provocation to this kind of conversation

cnn correspondent salma abdel aziz, i wonder how broad, how extensive is this exodus we're seeing from military-aged men from russia? >> you can really see that there seems to be a sense of panic setting in across russia. you heard there from our colleague, nick paton walsh, about this two-pronged approach. this two-pronged response to the losses on the ground. from president putin this week. of course, this so-called referendum and attempt to illegally annex ukrainian sovereign territory, and the second part of this, which is happening very much inside russia's borders. and that is, this partial mobilization. the first mobilization that country has seen since world war ii. 300,000 reservists will be called in stages, according to russian officials, and there was a swift reaction to this. 38 cities across the country witnessed protests. hundreds of people were arrested. many of them women. who do not want to see their brothers, their sons, their fathers go off and die in a war that they feel they have nothing to do with. that they feel is not right. of course, the crackdown on that has

to 6 weeks with that injury, one other injury from the game to tell you about starting linebacker aziz al shire spraying the emc l in his right knee. he will be sidelined for about eight weeks. so you're kind of adding insult to injury there with the 49ers with the injuries and the loss, the good news guys they have one week one week from today, they plan monday night football against the ramp. so even though they're one and two if you win that game you're too and to your tied atop the nfc west with the rams, so they're right there. the offense got to clean it up. the rams aren't an easy the rams are tough chances of beating the ramp. that's a tough one. it's a tough one. but the defense of the four i prefer to take the high road might take away from the game yesterday. they have a championship caliber defense, and the offense still needs a little work. defense wins games . that's right. we will see. all right, thank you, jason nfl said. today. it's going to be replaced the pro bowl pro b l pro football's a star game was first played back in 1951. the game usually played right before t

with the media men list with the aziz ansari story cat person etc it did seem like there was a moment where people had. through conversation through these stories that were finally bubbling up into the public eye. stopped and said, oh, yeah, there's this is bad. i'm not enjoying this scene something something is off here. but that almost felt like where the conversation stopped with the recognition that things were bad. i think that the next step in pushing people to actually take a moment and really think aloud is to have the next step. in an open conversation to kind of propose substantive, you know statements or claims about say what sex means what we want from it. what is ethical what is not ethical etc and do this in public in conversation with each other not just whispered at bars or among our friends. so that these questions can be sort of argued about debated we can correct our assumptions if they're false and in that way move forward to something better. i mean rethinking sex is subtitled a provocation, but you know, it's meant to be a provocation to this kind of conversation

linebackers aziz out shire marcelino mccrary ball in lineman spencer burford went to richmond's riseth center to deliver good news. the team selected the nonprofit to be a recipient of one of its social justice grants. what's so special about this organization in particular is that it really is youth driven. the players took a tour of rises facility where young people of all backgrounds have created a community for and with each other. the staff and youth sharing a passion for social and racial justice. this is a place where they can be creative. this is a place where they can heal. this is a place where they can organize. it's really about safety, right, creating a container where young people can be their full selves. is everything to me. um i had mentors. i had people who just showed me every single day that they cared. sunny thomas calls this her family. she brought her trauma and challenges to rise in middle school. and turned them into art and a commitment to her community. she now serves on the staff, giving back what she's received going back to being that little girl and tha

ben abdel, aziz al-sauda is very much appreciated in the middle east for the population of the kamchatka falcons is as fragile as the rest, the stunning nature of the peninsula from this vladimir putin began a conversation with participants of the first youth forum dedicated to the ecology of the aircraft right now and, uh, on the plane, glory. god slept all that's until 9:00 flew all 9:00. therefore, when the plane came out and looked at the hills at the volcanoes. then maybe i'll sleep. this is a unique place, here the animal world is amazing and these forests of the mountains are the ocean. in general, everything is impressive to meet young eco-activists. vladimir putin promised a year ago he kept his word, but the conversation with the president turned out to be not only about ecology. i am was born grew up in kamchatka and made a decision towards self-realization in his native region. as our people say, where he was born. our country begins with a person, wherever he lives. but geographically, our neighbors are here, uh, the japanese and japan are called the land of the rising sun,

linebackers aziz out shire marcelino mccrary ball in lineman spencer burford went to richmond's rise center to deliver good news. the team selected the nonprofit to be a recipient of one of its social justice grants. what's so special about this organization in particular is that it really is youth driven. the players took a tour of rises facility where young people of all backgrounds have created a community for and with each other. the staff and youth sharing a passion for social and racial justice. this is a place where they can be creative. this is a place where they can heal. this is a place where they can organize. it's really about safety, right, creating a container where young people can be their full selves. is everything to me. um i had mentors. i had people who just showed me every single day that they cared. thomas calls this her family. she brought her trauma and challenges to rise in middle school and turned them into art and a commitment. to her community. she now serves on the staff giving back what she's received going back today. and that little girl and that time

charges and alters here a media network has called for his release, 3 of his colleagues, hisham abdul aziz bodine abraham and robert, i'll shake a still details in egypt also without trial or charge. well here is offered. oh, nasty speaking shortly after his release. luckily she, thanks to god light this afternoon. the jello authorities came to me and asked me to get ready to leave. i did not know where i was going. after that, several officers and security men arrived and now a tense. i was surprised to see myself outside the whole building and an officer told me you are now free and you can do whatever you want. i was overwhelmingly happy at that moment, suddenly to ease of gyal ended. this achievement took place because of many supporters ungrateful to ours here and at work and his efforts. and to all of my colleagues, i'm also grateful to those who supported me inside it shipped and sympathized with me. ah, that's return. now to the main news this year, the gates of westminster abbey have opened to guests attending the funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd to do to get her on the way and

georgia, the fallout of a radioactive beat of the european media is now talking, almost more than azizes at gas stations. we're talking about an explosion that releases radioactive materials into the atmosphere, and not only can there be huge pools of spent nuclear fuel outside the reactor, which remains hot and radioactive for a few more years. after it was removed from the reactor. it would seem that a shell would fall into such a pool. kiev will be the first to lose because, if you look at the wind map, the radiation cloud will come across the whole of ukraine and cover europe and on the other side. if you remember the story with grain, how then, under the threat of hunger, they managed to sit aside at the negotiating table, it seems that even now the scarecrow wants a carcass, but it’s profitable for kiev to drag it into this conflict. at least some peacekeepers, this war is costly for all of us with accounting for global inflation. in addition, the matter is approaching winter, which will probably take place in conditions of gas shortages. therefore, the sooner the hostilities end

linebackers aziz out shire marcelino mccrary ball in lineman spencer burford went to richmond's riseth center to deliver good news. the team selected the nonprofit to be a recipient of one of its social justice grants. what's so special about this organization in particular is that it really is youth driven. the players took a tour of rises facility where young people of all backgrounds have created a community for and with each other. the staff and youth sharing a passion for social and racial justice. this is a place where they can be creative. this is a place where they can heal. this is a place where they can organize. it's really about safety, right, creating a container where young people can be their full selves. is everything to me. um, i had mentors. i had people who just showed me every single day that they cared. thomas calls this her family. she brought her trauma and challenges to rise in middle school and turned them into art and a commitment. to her community. she now serves on the staff giving back what she's received going back to being that little girl and that time

the luggage a strange passenger is boarding a plane to boston a native of egypt, his companion abdul-aziz citizen of saudi arabia, arrived in the united states a little more than two months ago on tourist visa. at 6:52 a.m. morvan alshekhid, a native of the united arab emirates, rang at mohammed a's cell phone at that moment, he is very close to the neighboring terminal of that the very same logan airport they say, quietly short strictly to the point. it was a control call conversation. lasted only 3 minutes marwan al-sheikh and mohammed ada confirm each other. they are fully prepared for what will soon go down in history as the most terrible terrorist attack of the century so began on september 11, 2001, the day that changed the world forever the day before , an important event happened in the lygin family, september 10, 2001 was the last happy evening in their life. but they didn't know about it yet on the tenth of september came to our house, and they said that they decided to get married to visit their parents that day. 28-year-old alexander login brought the bride 10 he said that he

the un says in aziz, the sovereignty of the republic of donbass russia recognized on february 21 in it later. established diplomatic relations with them at today's treaty signing ceremony. vladimir putin will communicate with the leaders of the regions joining our country also announced a voluminous speech by the head of the russian state , emphasizing that it will not take place? to be a message to the federal assembly and today, when it becomes part of russia, it's time to remember how this most important rich industrial region turned out to be part of another state. what documents of today's date were raised from the archives by historians. what methods were used in the donbass for violent screening and what helped the inhabitants of the region not to cease to consider themselves russian, alexander kaninovich will tell known this phrase in its place is the best description of what is happening in the donbass, and today we are all witnessing the denouement of events that began here, then more than a year ago, when after the revolution of the collapse of the russian empire, the region

that they are not interested in the general position of the united states on this issue, that is, in azizan stance is very important. this is a neutral position. this is a pro-russian position, indeed very important. at the same time, the united states naturally continues its line escalate tensions and continue military supplies hmm naturally. there a question arises. why on one side on the other side? why is it so little that ukraine cannot turn the tide? for example. uh, what did the president say, uh, of the patamak foundation and professor jord, shamanistic university or carber, listen why don't we supply more weapons to ukraine? i'll try to explain to you that russia has nuclear power. they have the ability to destroy the united states and its population in the literal sense of sending not even in the dark times to stone age. russia has a nuclear arsenal of thousands of warheads. and when you're president of the united states, your primary responsibility is to protect the american people. you have to consider the existential threat. in the sense that it puts the existence of the coun