barb's husband.sant night it should've been, with toasts, the singing of happy birthday, and all the superheroes from his beloved marvel and action comics looking on. all those guests now stumped to find the party turned into a crime scene. and barr, the hostess, that. >> coming up -- would could be too close to solving the mystery? right after the murder, witnesses reported seeing a speeding car. >> we both thought to ourselves, and then, said it to each other, where, boy, this car is going too fast. >> and a man waiting outside the comic book shop. >> he had a dark outlet for that time of the year, greek fisherman sky, is how i would describe it. >> when dateline continues. ontinues oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! new charmin ultra soft is now even softer so you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. -well, i'm not 100% sold yet. -okay, have you considered -- it's fine, flo. she's not interested. i get it. not everyone wants to save money. -what's

>> jimmy: oh, barb nice call. yes.at [ laughter and applause >> oh, no. >> barb tried to talk some sense into nancy >> she did >> she was a good friend >> yeah, she was a good friend >> and y'all just let her go [ laughter ] >> people need to stop leaving i think that's the thing, is they just -- should just stick together it's when people go off by themselves >> this is a lesson to friends everywhere >> jimmy: yeah now, i - >> do not be a third wheel, because demogorgons will come get you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the lesson? >> that is the lesson. >> jimmy: all right, so, at the end of this though -- at the end of this season, which i don't want to know, vecna is coming -- vecna is involved in everyone's life. so, you're probably not even thinking about love triangle >> yes, you are. >> i mean, that's -- that's really how i feel, you know, everyone's stancy, jancy but i think, honestly, she just probably needs a little me time after all of it, right >> there's so much to think about. >> and like, maybe, like, a

barb was u.s.and she would defend herr office and garland would defend his people when there are claims ever planting evidence which are wholly fabricated. that is a way of trying to lessen the volume -- lower the volume of the talk on the far right and from the foreign president and is addressing that in a merrick garland way, and i will say the final thing about merrick garland is he's probably the best exhibit for rectitude. he reminds me of when the current president was accused of being a socialist and he said, folks, do i look like a socialist? he exudes rectitude and someone who is following the rule of law, and i think it's really commendable for him to be out there speaking. i think he had a brilliant move in putting it to donald trump to say do you oppose unsealing and his speaking and being heard and for the american people to see him and not just at the anonymous name, but to get some experience with him is very, very useful because he's a wondererful person. >> mike bender, i mentioned

as barb says, this is a presidential decision. general, that is a decision for biden. i don't think congress has much to do at this point. >> hugo, speaking of texas, infowars founder alex jones has the turn over his to degenerate six committee and federal authorities. any sense of what those text might reveal? >> yeah, this is really interesting. i think the general six committee is really interested in one sequence in particular. they are interested in text messages like people with roger stone's, but they are particularly interested with the circumstances around alex jones claiming that he was asked by the white house and secret service on generate three to lead a march from the ellipse rally to the capitol. the sequence is interesting because on january 4th, they have testimony that trump was asking aides, will there be a march tomorrow? he basically gave the sense that he did not know what is happening. if it turns out that the white house had asked alex jones to lead that march, i think the select committee believes there is

but i do want to hit some more movers here, barb. dow after beating wall street's estimates on both the top and bottom lines they issued stronger than expected revenue guidance thanks to easing supply chain issues and strong services growth as well something the ceo, chuck robbins, discussed earlier on "squawk on the street. listen. >> the annualized recurring revenue was up 13% this quarter which is a real indication of future software growth we're beginning to see the benefit of what we've been working on the last five, six years and seeing some of that predictability coming back now that supply chain is stabilizing and easing a little bit. >> frank holland joins us, covers the stock frank, good revenue guidance profit outlook a little light. why are investors so bullish it's been a while since we've seen a move like this for cisco. >> it's really those next level metrics that show the resiliency of cisco through those major supply chain challenges as well as the loyalty of customers. remaining performance obligation really a key r

and perhaps a newnd way.er see you at your is barbed wire imperialism. it is your upcoming book a follow-up to that at all? >> it is. my first book was what i call the invention of the concentration camp. i look for the origins of the concentration camp in the somewhat unusual place which is the britishf empire. the argument of that book is in the 19th century colonial officials were involved in rounding up suspects, unwanted undesirable racial populations and incarcerating them in barbed wire camps. this happened in india as well as southern africa. that was a monograph based on original primary source research. my current book which will hopefully be out in 2023 is aer much broader overview of camps c throughout history. starting again and the 19th century with the empires and moving throughout the 20th century. looking not only the usual suspects of totalitarian regimes created in concentration camps but going further. certainly the camps of nationalists and communist china as well as camps elsewhere in africa and southeast asia and so on. >> aiden wi

wire, then a barbed wire, we have only bars left, all this suffering and pleas of the residents of theit is hard to believe that just a few years ago, many of them could not contain their joyful emotions and so passionately educated in the love of russia and its president welcome russia, we all voted with both hands that mother russia has come to protect us and now it turns out that on the contrary - it is a stepmother who gathers the last ones from us and that's it now, after years of occupation, they are asking him for help with a sad face and without hope in their eyes and wonder why mother russia treats them so cruelly, but for some reason, before the annexation of the peninsula, the crimeans lived peacefully, their land was not taken en masse, they could use it peacefully stains and visit the wonderful crimean parks, and people were not evicted from their apartments, it would be really painful to catch them, but when the great and spiritual erephy came to protect them, the residents of crimea faced all these troubles. and i will be kremlin proteges very well that since 2014, they

barb mcquade, why should we be looking for? what is the process here? the judge ordered them to produce some objections -- i can't imagine that there is an awful lot that they are going to want to expose to the world. because it is going to, potentially, involved the disclosure of some of the witnesses here. even if not by name, to identify maybe the job descriptions or when and where they observe certain things. and it wouldn't take much for someone to figure out who these people are and so, the judge will review these documents. there will be a proposed redaction. it seems likely that will be so much redacted as to really render this exercise futile. but nonetheless, maybe the judge will feel like just putting in a few random words here and there is all he can do. so, i think the judge is going to review the justice department's proposed redactions tomorrow. he may push back and see if they can disclose a little bit more. but i don't imagine we are going to see a whole lot. >> all right, the president and his allies have been criticizing law enforceme

barbed wire cameras, of course, remade with a claim to some comfort. inside, to put it mildly, it’s a little cramped to change comfortable housing for the prison cells agreed. only 350 people out of 5,000 who came to holland weary of the presence of migrants from their behavior is accumulating, and you, in the latest demands for money , politicians begin to speak differently already in national parliaments and gradually society itself at a collective level understands from these uninvited guests. it's time to get rid of the problem of finding housing, ukrainian refugees faced and in finland they began to be denied the official rental of apartments, it becomes obvious that not only ordinary europeans began to get tired of demanding ukrainian guests, but the prospects of keeping refugees for many months, or even many years, are clearly not to the liking of western politicians, another confirmation of the word of boris johnson, who proposed at least some of the visitors to resettle in africa. but the question is whether the ukrainians themselves are ready

michael supplies are once again flowing into gaza, allowing and sold barb lawn to restock. duty is after drown, out of fuel and summer with to day about to detract loaded with fuel. we're allowed to answer the power plant after it's closure for about a week from last tuesday until sunday. and that normal ahead o 3 days of intense fighting left 40 for palestinians, including 15 children dead. israel carried out as strikes targeting the slum jihad in gaza. while the militants had back by fighting hundreds of rockets, israelis in the area targeted by the rockets have mixed feelings over the egypt. brookwood sees fire left layer. it's really an illusion because it's a momentary ceasefire until further notice maybe next week. maybe in half a year. who knows? shana will i am you are there? meanwhile, news of the truce was met with relief in gaza. a will live during the past 3 days in terror and fear with which the mornings would come. as we did not like the nights, my children were crying about the guys like a block. i've been packed for many in the palestinian enclave. slowly returning to the

as we did not like the nights my children were crying for barb. greg, a black, i've been for co op off. many in the palestinian and gave us lulu to dawning to their normal life. ah, why are those tried to salvage the belongings from the rubble of what used to be their homes? the u. s. senate has passed a bill to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on climate and health care programs . the bill passed the senate by a 5150 margin where democratic vice president, cobbler harris, casting the tie, breaking vote. it offers tax incentives for reducing carbon emissions and aims to slash the cost of prescription drugs. the u. s. house is expected to prove the legislation next week is on there democrat, chuck schumer is the senate majority leader. he's not, the legislation would have a major impact. as you know, it's been a long and winding road. our bill reduces inflation. lowest costs creates millions of manufacturing jobs, enhances our energy security, and is the boldest climate package he was history. senate majority leader junction, where they're spe

model, yulia prokopyeva, will continue to receive punishment in the same place behind a fence with barbedreceived confirmation dmitry loshagin left the correctional facility at the gates of the colony. dozens of journalists were waiting for him. apparently the killer photographer has taken all the worlds to go unnoticed, and relatives conducted a real special operation. loshagin was taken to niva cars with tinted windows. and the man was in the back seat. true, the issue of conspiracy clearly did not think through his bright red bag, it was clearly captured by cameramen and photographers. and these shots were taken in the parking lot of a car wash nearby. from the colony. the mother met her son in his friend's car. these are the first seconds of meeting with the mother. in the summer it will be interesting, you ask the glass of my fiancé's car will be exciting. the premieres in the world were not mine as if they were investigating a kidnapping. this operation is secret. she was heterogeneous in the summer will not be boring. films serials documentaries cartoons katil buried for 8 years, h

shelters surrounded by barbed wired fences. refugees say they are frequently harassed by police and camp authorities. drug crimes are increasing inside the camp. she fled to bangladesh in 2017. she has three children. she is worried about their future. >> we want to go back home soon so our children can get some education. reporter: bangladesh's essay has done more than enough and it is time for the u.n. to deal with the plight of the refugees. >> we have been here for five years already. if we have to stay here longer, the united nations and other organizations should find a new strategy. reporter: nearly 4000 rohingya refugees live along the border. conditions are harsh. behind me is the only refugee camp in the no man's land area. conflict is gradually expelling over closer to the border. >> we are unable to go to our own country still. another fear we have now come up we can hear artillery rounds almost every day. our children and families are in panic. reporter: five years on, but you end refugee agency says they are facin

behind the barbed wire, he did not receive a single complaint, six awards for good behavior, and theure on the artist. i want to develop within the colony. uh, there is no way to even earn some sane money, because, well, you don’t need to do a joint in a horse colony, but they not only allowed you to do photography, but also take cabinetmaking courses. now he earns more as a carpenter at the temple, but still, the representative of the federal penitentiary service carefully listened to all the arguments of loshagin and refused to transfer him to a milder regime ; the convict did not serve 2/3 of his term of the institution . collectible change in the type of exclusive institution in accordance with article 78. e the criminal house is located prematurely by the employees of the federal penitentiary service and the wishes of the convicted loshagin and sided with the representative of the strict regime colony, the brutal murderer of his wife, fashion models. yulia prokofieva will continue to receive punishment in the same place behind a fence with barbed wire. and just a few minutes ago

barb give us a lesson of and comparisons with what happened in what a great. when it was richard nixon when news broke, people knew could only be one thing, he was only involved in one scandal. when the news broke today, it was hours before we even knew what they were specifically looking for in a number of investigations that trump is involved in? >> yeah, and trump involved this to the watergate break in and said that this was equivalent to that. of course there is a real difference between what happened today and the watergate break in which is today the search was authorized by a federal judge who executed a warrant, whereas in the watergate break in, that was done by burglars in the middle of the night. so two very kinds of different things going on here. as you pointed out, it's almost quaint with what richard nixon does spying on his political rivals and then concealing it. it almost seems quaint and harmless in comparison to all the misconduct donald trump has been involved with. i think that his statement today really says a lot on how he sees himself

mol for years stay with barbed wire did not receive a single criticism, six awards for good behavior,ure on the artist. i want to develop within the colony. uh, there is no way to even earn some sane money, because, well, you don’t need joints, in the horse colony, they not only allowed you to do photography, but also take cabinetmaking courses. now he earns more as a carpenter at the temple, but still, the representative of the federal penitentiary service carefully listened to all the arguments of loshagin and refused to him, translated into a softer bench press, the convict did not serve 2/3 of his term of the institution, he believes that there will be a relationship. a collection change in the appearance of an exceptional institution, uh, according to article 78 e of the criminal table code , the employees of the federal penitentiary service prematurely and the wishes of the convicted horse and sided with the representative of a strict regime colony, the cruel killers of his wife of fashion models, yulia will continue to receive punishment in the same place behind a barbed fence

it took only 24 seconds for the bear to get over the barbed wire. over the fence like olympian and by the way they don't have any problem with bears over there and they often scare the heck out of bear personnel. >> greg: crazy bears. >> joey: today marks the one year anniversary we saw the plane take off from kabul and probably the most stunning images from the entire debacle in afghanistan. people eventually fell from the plane. two things here. one i had a really good friend lee bowden. he was there that day e posted on his instagram some images and posted the text between him and his wife. in the texts showed what some of the men and women there still struggle with. his last thing he wrote on his caption that day on the airfield set the standard for an operation that we told would be deliberate and orderly and it was anything but. i just want to say if you are still struggling with knowing this war ended the way it did go to boot campaign.org and get help. >> greg: richard, you have got five seconds. >> richard: these amazing students. >> joey:

the border was a fortified with police and barbed wire. warsaw then went a step further and installed a heavily guarded fence. now, only a few migrants managed to make it across to the other side. maria, shes new. the polish fella russian border. until recently, this was a restricted military's own. he searching the forest for migrants who managed to cross over and cause for help keep coming in. he told us how we helped a boy from guinea just before our meeting, which at the last lamps were entered from the wire fence, his deep wounds were infected and filled with pus. i had to disinfect and treat everything. doris boy, his the 1st time he's been able to search her again because the strip was sealed off for over 9 months. even for helpers like him. the been in the elk the be shoot them if we activists and volunteers weren't on the ground. and most of these people would probably die in the forest. because the condition that some of the men and women were in was really hard to describe his diet than jericho piece that you love . the region is normally known for its wild animals for natu

when you have activity and a barb close to a nuclear facility, it is of concern to everyone. >> yourerview showed it's hard to get agreement between ukraine and russia to stop the shelling. what chance do you think there is of a diplomatic solution to this conflict that has been going on for all months -- almost six months? >> he spoke of diplomacy. he said that was the way he could negotiate and all ukraine to resume its grain exports. this was the only diplomatic through so far. he suggested that this could be the best approach to allow inspectors into the facility. this is a very complicated situation because the russians and ukrainians have been trading accusations. ukrainians accused the russians of turning the facility into a military base using it to launch attacks against military targets. the russians reject tho accusations. they say that the russian troops are there protecting this facility and this level of military activity has raised a fear of a nuclear disaster. the hope is that a diplomatic solution can be found but it's difficult to see any deal being negotiated at le

barb, is that how it works? >> yeah, you know when you have no shame and you don't care about hypocrisy, it's very easy to shift your position like this. i think the truth is that all of us have a fifth amendment right not to incriminate ourselves. our system is an adversarial system not an inquisitorial system and we have an absolute right to do that. i think where he was out of bounds was criticizing people who vote for their fifth amendment right not to testify. i suspect that laetitia james fully it expected him to invoke his fifth amendment right. today was his opportunity to tell his side of the story. if there's an innocent story for inflating routes and one occasion and deflating the same assets and another let's hear it. you got a good reason let's hear. that was his opportunity today. instead, he believed to stay silent today because he believed the truthful answers would incriminate him. the other thing about civil case is that unlike a criminal case, the fact finder is allowed to know the person refu

again, cathy, mother, dear barb into my little issue to get along kathy, ireland. mm hm. in your bill, i tega are people from nikki, up in google again next to the yellow gandhi with getting, as you come to live, i can get disney without mccarthy wouldn't give us. oh, was he now guinea? why and any point in the upload of the and the video for the the know you got a degree. see right. the thank you good. good thought. because yet they gave architect to like god because you creating good good. you what other inflated do that that would be awesome. i think you did you upgrade with us before you do this? how good we had to be involved with the motel if you get a state of the art building material. very meghan, again, it's going the mom deflected, it will be ahead if you granted here locally living with the men of do my equal share, we're going to head out, but i'm going to assume that it just, this is the stop solution you will getting on to maybe help us out by that. but when do you have a good day now you couldn't, i could give to which already god help is the name of god.

the two traded barbs over their respective records. leads bolsonaro. ukraine's president zelensky says his country is willing to store gas for european countries, to help them through the winter. speaking at an oil and gas conference in norway, he accused moscow of what he called economic terror. as an energy crisis looms, the french energy ministry has started talks with algeria — about potentially increasing gas imports to france. nasa called off today's launch of the most powerful rocket it's ever developed — the artemis mission had been due to take off for an uncrewed test flight to the moon. but there was a problem with one of the engines. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has been following developments at the kennedy space center in florida. it was all looking so good, even the weather. nasa's new rocket was ready to make history and head to the moon, but then the problems began. the hydrogen team reporting that they started seeing a leak trending up. first of all, a fuel leak, with liquid hydrogen escaping. that one was fixed.

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i saw a barb empty, but infiltrated, they had planned to dress up and look like some supporters. they said, i've never seen the united states so divided in the political agendas that people have ah, and it's a very serious problem to many of us. we like to focus on why are people violating our laws and in particular, the constitution states. ah, this division in our society has been boiling for a long time. it's not that trump. oliver's son brought this division 9. it's the fact that they now have a strong, strong republican who has been able to move things that they want to just blame him for everything that has gone wrong. ah, all the people have my personal opinion, news. when you're part of it, any country you need to understand there are responsibility. it's not all about rights that belong we have elections that are supposed to be run a certain with one of the major problems with the current situation is that the people in power worked to make sure that more ballots were put in volks, for that particular candidate than the other can. and so would that be considered broad? y

reframe some of the arguments of the two books under review in perhaps a new way and your first book is barbed wire imperialism. is it does is your upcoming book a follow-up to that at all? it is. yes, so so my first book was about what i call the invention of the concentration camp and i look for the the origins of the concentration campaign in actually is someone unusual place which is the british empire. and the argument of that book is that in the 19th century colonial officials were involved in rounding up suspect unwanted undesirable largely racialized populations and incarcerating them in barbwire accounts. this is something that happened in india as well as in southern africa. that was kind of a monograph based on original primary source research my current book which hopefully will be out in 2023 is a much broader overview of camps throughout history starting again in in the 19th century with empires and then moving throughout the 20th century and looking not only at the sort of usual suspects of you know, totalitative regimes created concentration camps, but going further afield to l

the two traded barbs over their records. opinion polls suggest lula leads bolsonaro.ne's president zelenskyy says his country is willing to store gas for european countries to help them through the winter. speaking at an oil and gas conference in norway, he accused moscow of economic terror. the french industry -- french energy ministry has talked with nigeria about potentially increasing gas imports to france. nasa called off today's launch of the most powerful rocket it has developed. the artemis mission was due to take off for them to unaccrued test flight to the moon, but therwas a problem with one of the engines. our science editor has been following developmentst the kennedy space center in florida. reporter: it was all looking good, even the weather. nasa's new rocket was ready to make history and head to the moon, but then the problems began. they started seeing a leakting trending up. reporter: a fuel leak with liquid hydrogen escaping. th was fixed. then a possible crack was spotted, although that turned out to be frost in a crevice. it was an issue with an

look, there's a lot of barbs that come with this territory. it's a cheap way of attacking president trump to attack his lawyers. when i was prosecuting, nobody murder cases or ms-13 cases or defending great folks like hope solo, i was kinds of okay. now suddenly i'm dumb as a stump. that's "the new york times" angle. that's where they go with this snuff. it won't distract us. we have an important job to do. a client in a historical position here in terms of stepping back and thinking about the bad history being made by doing this search warrant, by having an attorney general have press conferences to announce sealed documents under the guys of transparency and holding off on the affidavit like they are with their fists around the evidence. so there's so much at stake that it's an honor to represent the president. i'll take the barbs and slings because it's important for all of us in this country to rein in a political doj and fbi. >> martha: thanks, jim. thanks for joining us. >> good seeing you. >> martha: more to talk about. i hope you join

under the barbed wire, further obstacle is already to perform engineering tasks - this is a ford to gowater to appreciate the electric circuit to undermine the ford. they also consider it worthy to walk on the water, to mark a safe passage, because ah, the explosion occurred, all the targets fired at the folder with documents, found all the tasks set and completed. suvorov nakhimov and cadet schools are needed not only for the training of military personnel, but also for the education of the future russian elite, defense minister nikolai pankov said this. according to him, in russia there are 32 higher military educational institutions. and this is the largest number since 1943, it was the preliminary cause of forest fires in the ryazan region , careless handling of fire about this they said in the ministry of emergency situations true, the perpetrators have not yet been established criminal case. now fire covered more than 180 hectares in the forest, and threats to the settlement. no, however, in ryazan and moscow, the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenko fam

will be a historic anti-war step in europe, russia has turned the peninsula into a region of high barbed wire fences, lawlessness , a military bridgehead and an area of ​​ecological disaster - the president of crimea declared that it began with crimea and will end, and this is true. to return predictability and security to our region in europe and all over the world, it is necessary to win a victory in the fight against russian aggression, and therefore it is necessary free crimea from occupation celebrate the main national holiday far from all ukrainians will be able to take a place in the row for security reasons for tomorrow, the events have been canceled, mostly this applies to the regions closest to the combat zone where exactly the restrictions were introduced see further in kyiv mass events on independence day have banned any crowding of people on this day is dangerous , the kyiv city military administration believes that the ban is valid until august 25, the subway will work only until 9 p.m. and kyiv residents are urged not to ignore air alarms in kharkiv on independence day wil

he was gone gone from that field gone from that camp gone from wyoming removed the barracks in the barbed wire in the military police add some bleachers and sketch in the roosevelt hotel looming over the field replaced the stones with grass color in the green of the palm trees and the white of the wobbly hollywood sign watching from mount lee the place all the bad with all the good and for those seconds. he can be just a boy doing what he loves most babe strodened into the end zone untouched. the eagles of heart mountain is the true story of the best high school football team in the history of the state of wyoming which is a group of incarcerated japanese-american teenagers during world war two. these kids have been pulled from their homes in los angeles and seattle and san francisco have been sent these kids were sent to this corner of northwest wyoming brother kids have been sent to dry adviva beds and idaho swamps in arkansas 110 degree deserts in arizona. the book itself is about 90,000 words and every single. of them grew out of my own personal embarrassment about how little i knew a

from this moment on they would be divided by barbed wire, concrete, and stones from their friends and relatives. throughout the walls, existence more than 10000 people tried to make it across. hundreds were killed. and mikhail gorbachev played a crucial role making a peaceful re unification possible. ah, come here to this gate. mister gorbachev, open this gate. ah mister gorbachev, tear down this wall. in 1989 mikhail gorbachev visited germany promoting perestroika and glass nor see my interrogates, got about and people longing for change. quickly followed his ideas. the leadership of the communist party and moscow was much more open, much smiling, reacting on the political questions of the time. ah, i think that he wanted to, macy the leaders of the eastern world. understand you have to accept that we live in times of changing. and if we don't react, we will be pushed by size ah. for his work on improving relations between the east and west mikhail gorbachev was awarded the nobel peace prize and was twice named time magazines. man of the year 2014 germany marked a quarter century sin

paradise was turned into a depressed place and a dependent region on a region of high-altitude fences of barbedness on a zone of ecological disaster and a military bridgehead for aggression and the spread of grief. during february 24, 750 different cruise missiles were launched from the occupied crimea into our cities and communities. imagine 750 in six months, they destroyed at least hundreds of civilian hospitals and therefore ukraine's restoration of control over the crimean peninsula will be a historic anti-war step in europe and it will restore security and somewhere justice - it will reintegrate crimea into the modern world and it will allow to each of us participants of the crimean platform to tell our children and our close relatives that they can be proud of us precisely as peacekeepers and i want to emphasize that for ukraine crimea is not just some territory, it is not a chip in the geopolitical game as for a terrorist state, for ukraine crimea is a part of our people of our society, the community of people to whom we will guarantee freedom and return to modernity, in addition to bei

they could weld the entrance to the attic, even hung it, but it was more likely to intimidate with barbedstalled anti-vandal metal bars, opened all the locks that were on this door and closed from the inside with their locks. that is now. you can get there. we now can not, however, guides themselves. they do not see this as an inconvenience. you have to get used to it by now. you just have to show people. what a really beautiful city. here, people literally on crutches with small children get up, because they take. that's all, regardless of age, if only they were paid money, reconcile, tourists and native petersburgers. who was lucky enough to live in the historical center tried at the legislative level, but further initiatives matter, until the city has moved forward could come forward mediators here. there, a kind of and uh conductor of a dialogue between business and residents, an agreement is concluded between uh, a merchant and residents, and uh, such a merchant pays, for example, concierge services or perform some additional repair work around the house, but for starters, of course,

it is closed, dry, and unreachable like geta. barbed wire on the table sit not on the bars all these of the residents of the occupied crimea for help and it is hard to believe that just a few years ago many of them could not contain their joyful emotions and so hot was educated in the love of russia and its president came here, we all voted with both hands that mother russia came to protect us and now it turns out that there is the opposite - this is the stepmother who is collecting the last ones from us and now the years of occupation they are asking with sad faces and without hope in their eyes his about help and they wonder why this mother russia is so cruel to them o-o-o cities in moscow in putin’s but for some reason, before the annexation of the peninsula, the crimeans lived peacefully, their land was not taken en masse, they could use it peacefully stains and visit the wonderful crimean parks, and people were not evicted from their apartments, it is really painful to understand, but when the great and spiritual erephy came to protect them, the residents of crimea were faced wi

from this moment on they would be divided by barbed wire. concrete and stones from their friends and relatives throughout the walls, existence more than 10000 people tried to make it across hundreds who killed. and mikhail gorbachev played a crucial role making a peaceful re unification possible. ah, come here to this gate. mister gorbachev. open this gate. ah mister gorbachev, tear down this wall. i in 1989 mikhail gorbachev visited germany promoting perestroika and glass. no, see, my heritage got about and people longing for change quickly followed as i did the leadership of the communist party and moscow was much more open, much smarten reacting on the political questions all the time. ah. i think that he wanted to make the, the leaders of the eastern world understand you have to accept that we live in times of changing. and if we don't react, we will be pushed by side. i 1st work on improving relations between the east and west. gorbachev was awarded the nobel peace prize. it was even named twice as time. magazines man of the year. now in 2014 germany marked a quarter century sin

drivers, but even cyclists crash into them, eh, these are not sandbags, but whole structures like our barbed wire made of wire, made just like it is wire, eh, and sand is also made, explain what it is, if you imagine such a big cube there with a side there of 1.5-2 m, and there are also such chains and fabrics, and inside it, well , you are covered with sand, er, crushed stone. well, here in sumy, friends only covered sand, so when cars are cut out there, that's all it is collapsing and breaking and the head of the region did not do it at all, probably the owner of the quarry or the city, in fact, a quarry with sand and crushed stone, i understand that the budget doesn't work like that well, actually, we really wanted to calculate how much it cost, but uh, unfortunately, they don't answer us and they say it's top secret information, they didn't count the number of cars there, there were dozens of road accidents, so let's say more than ten, for sure, i'm already saying that cyclists crash and minibuses have crashed into all private cars, uh, even now they have hung signs so that they can be s

we're just looking at some of them on screen while you were speaking to as quite pointed quite barbed and daily mail saying in the headline that story was blown to bits in intimate and intricate detail is that i'm not sure they would know yet. it was very bombastic, the seem to just go with that. well, again, this seems like people are taking some glee and all this and it's completely inappropriate. and again, when you're, when you're talking about western media outlets doing this, to me, it seems to be nothing more or less than the russia phobia that we've seen not even in february, but even for the last number of years. and it's wrong, it's simply wrong. you shouldn't be supporting the assassination of intellectuals or their children, you know, and again for the western media to do the shows frank, the how little concerned and how little commitment they have the democratic values, their thoughts with the duke and family today as they deal with the death of their daughter. don, thanks as always for your time, especially this sunday, done conflict, human and labor rights lawyer. thank