probably better than what you have, cuz we're just sitting up a little bit above the, the, the barbed wire. the camera is light. before let you go, heidi for the people who do managed to make it onto the boat. where will they sleep tonight? and what assistance are they going to get the minutes after they actually make it through the bar of life? yeah sarah, i actually can see quite well through the barbed wire to these children and their mothers are going to be taken just uh, maybe a 5 minutes. so ride to boat ramp where they will be forwarded and they'll have water available. so have overnight, stranded on the river border to answer your questions, they will get that immediate role and then they will be taken to the government here and you will pass. that is why we're hearing those processing centers. we're not bills to accommodate for the thousands before arriving and that's why you're also seeing this sort of show point with so many people who yes are on us territory because they're on us soil. but they are forced to wait here and these horrific conditions until there is space for

friends, barb, let me start with you.t they are going to have to find a jury in this trial on its own is difficult. but multiple juries for the presumed multiple trials we are going to have in fulton county. how much of an uphill climb is that? >> it is an uphill climb. but i think it's important to understand that you don't have to find jurors who have never heard of donald trump before. that would be impossible. but you do have to find jurors who will agree to decide the case based solely on what they hear in court. not what they have heard in the media, or what they've discussed with their friends. so, those will be the kinds of questions they are asking jurors. not so much what have you heard and what do you know, but can you be fair in this case? they will ask a number of questions to delve into that. because i think that that might be the biggest hazard to jack smith, frankly, or in fawn fulton county, to fani willis, is a holdout juror. the evidence might be strong, but if you have one, as you mentioned that you sa

the road is blocked with concrete barriers and barbed wire. the latvian government claims this was done for security reasons, given the large number of cases of illegal border crossings. and now the only border guard from the belarusian country left with this baltic country is gregorovism. today is the day in belarus customs officer, president alexander lukashenko congratulated the leadership of the personnel and veterans of the customs service on their professional holiday. today, the customs services of the republic of belarus are faced with serious challenges, increasing external economic pressure on domestic producers, the closure of border checkpoints, as well as the constant violation of vehicle clearance standards by the control services of neighboring states daily requires belarusian customs officers of non-trivial operational decisions, showing integrity, high professionalism and competent use of modern technology. you effectively counteract various types of illegal activities, reliably, ensuring the economic security and interests of

here , several dozen prisoners were kept behind barbed wire, and up to 3,307 were used as labor. 337 and bugle of the baltic german security guard , initially carried out by the 861st wehrmacht security battalion. consisting of 150 people. in the abwehr reconnaissance department operated in the camp itself ; one of the tasks of which was to form the camp administration from prisoners of war . the commandants of baranovichi polyakin were appointed. walk to lesnoy. they had deputies who commanded the camp police, in addition to the camp police there were so-called battalion commanders in quotes called this is the senior prisoner of war over the group of prisoners of war, they were also singled out. uh, that is, it was a little better to feed a little separately. they lived in another barracks, they also wore, uh, a bandage on their sleeves, slowly weapons. well, for some reason there are a lot of the case passes a rubber hose with a lead tip for selection into its units. the administration of the camp disappeared the germans, divided the prisoners according to nationality, since the gr

you, there was a stream, a regular stream of migrants coming in and finding their way through the barbed wire behind you. what are you seeing today? it is the same story still on repeat 0 and you can look right now we're back at the spot by the river that separates mexico on the other side in the united states where i'm standing and there are people who are still midway through this crossing . we're seeing a few on this little island that is separating the 2 banks of the river. this is where people tend to catch their breaths before they make it the rest of the way across the river, which is a little bit deeper. and then if you'll actually come closer to the shore where we're standing now, these are all the folks who arrived over night. i was just asking a couple of how long they've been there. so they had to sleep out here, underneath the elements and surrounded by razor wire without water without food. and they were told by us border patrol agents. they told me to just wait here until at some point perhaps rescue will come to take them to the border patrol centers for processing. and e

but the og barb and heimer said the only problem has been that whenever she makes a reservation at a restaurant this summer, they always think she's lying. >> no way. >> but there's no way. come on. what's your real name? come on in. >> it's a prank call. she's just a barbie girl in an oppenheimer world, and she's both. i love it. >> i love how she wore pink to you. >> that's right. >> where are her residuals? $850 million. >> check, please. yeah. >> all right. at bassmaster.com. >> time now for sports news now , i wanted to lead the entire show with this, but i am not the executive producer. but we are starting now with college football's arguably me. i'm sorry. not arguably, definitely me. the biggest game of the weekend, of course, we're talking about the miami hurricanes versus miami of ohio. >> yeah. >> and again, many online nickname, the confusion bowl. but there was no confusion about which team was better. >> oh, where do i start? how about this? 44 yard touchdown? the first pass of the year for tyler van dike. colby young takes it to the house. oh 38 to 3 was the final scor

leading off our discussion tonight, barb mcquade, former u.s. attorney and law professor now at the university of michigan law school. she is a msnbc legal analysts. also with us, harry litman, former deputy assistant to the attorney general. he is a senior legal affairs analyst for the los angeles times. and gwen keyes, a former district attorney to dekalb county, georgia. let me begin with you. the distinction in those briefs today that fani willis has found between a current and former federal officers. >> yeah, it's an interesting question. obviously, the court has focused on this issue as something that they think could potentially be this positive, that is, if it does not apply to former officials, they are done and don't have to get into the merits of the question. i think funny willis takes a textualist approach here, as you say. both canons of statutory emission says that if this is one thing in the civil context and amidst that in the criminal context, we should presume that congress intended that there be a different result there, tha

barb, what were your big impressions from the debate last night? >> too chaotic.t -- they're talking over each other and can't hear what any of them have to say. reporter: what did you want to hear, barb. what issues did you want to hear about? >> more about the economy. we are living on a fixed income, i bought groceries yesterday, i had to pair my list down from $375 to $275 and that's just ludicrous for two older people to eat for ten days. >> you've got to make ends meet and grocery prices are so high. >> only so much to go till the end of the month and doesn't carry over very much. reporter: are your minds open to change, randy? where are you right now? are you leaning one way or the other? where do you stand? >> well, i'm going to probably vote for trump again. he did a lot for this country and i just like trump. reporter: that's where you are right now. >> say he should have been there last night but the way things went last night, why even have these debates. they're arguing all the time. they don't shut up. reporter: when the dinger happens and the thing

they generally have a ring, like barbed wire on this wire.y're all yelling, there's swearing and that's it, and this and they scream. there are also these spectators standing around. let it be a mess for them to see what they like. what is this beyond nikolay and where did all this even start? i'm a security guard at snt, i make the first steps when it comes to going around, i saw on their site there was a swimming pool that was not filled, neither in summer in winter, that is, they did not use it. after this pool a ring appeared. i made the guys happy. i thought they were playing sports. well, when i saw the video, i was, of course, horrified that people live and hear such things. let it be there railway, people walk. he goes to the wire to swim and sunbathe with the children, and then something like this happens , this is in the middle of the day. i spoke every day of the year. i don’t know, it probably only happened in the summer, maybe two or three times, the further it went, the more it happened more and more often. and this is what happ

barb mcquade is gonna stick around so we can continue this important conversation after the break. and still to come on the katie phang show, denied and disqualified. how a group of colorado voters are using a section of the 14th amendment of the u.s. constitution to try and boot donald trump off the ballot ahead of 2024. will other states follow suit? plus, trump's rally in south dakota last night, and growing chatter that governor kristi noem could be closing in on the republican veep states. we have a packed show for you this morning. keep it right here on msnbc. n msnbc. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and t

. >> barb, i think there are a lot of people who wonder, well, what about the up named coconspirators, that's still not complete, we don't have the list of those six names. is your expectation there going to be no charging indictments on those folks until after trump goes to trial on this? >> i think that seems right, alex. it seems like the strategy jack smith is using here is to keep everything focused on donald trump for now in this case so that he can maximize the likelihood this case can go to trial before the election. you've got a five-year statute of limitations and with these events occurring in 2021, it means it'll be 2026 before they have to complete the investigation to file charges on these others, and frankly they can wait. the most important thing now is get a conviction of donald trump so that the voters have that information before the election. i say the same is likely true with regard to the new investigation we're just talking about about the money and fund raising off of these false claims. that could be charged in a separate indictment. it could be a superseding

those hurdles are just the 1st of many, this is barbed wire fence put up by the state of texas, meant to be a deterrent to keep people in the water rather than allow them to scramble up the steep part of the bank onto us soil. and as a result, we have seen hundreds of people stranded here halfway in the water and surrounded by barbed wire, without protection from the sun and without drinking water. many had young children with them who looked quite liz, liz, and in fact a man collapsed in front of us from heat exhaustion that was after us border patrol agents took pity and given the great number of people stranded here, cutting openings through the razor wire, which allow people to pass through, and then those people were taken into us custody and processed and some will be expelled, while others who are deemed to have a legitimate chance that asylum are per rolled into the us where eventually they'll try to convince an integration judge to let them stay for good. their chance is to prevail at court. so are slim, and that's a reason why many simply ignore the court days and go on to l

migrants have just crossed the rio grande river and are now in dire conditions as they traverse the barbed wire and take their 1st steps on us soil the serial. then yeah, it's great to have you with this. this is elsa 0 light from doha. also coming up in the program on the move, thousands of armenians abandoned their homes and newborn of carol back despite assurances from us or by john, that they will be 6 arrests in libby after devastating floods that pause to dams to collapse in the city of during the killing thousands so we're going to start with a growing crisis at the southern border of the united states. a large number of asylum seekers are continuing to crossover from mexico. let's go straight down to 0 . hydro castro you've been covering this for us. you are in eagle path, texas just near the rio grande. the people are crossing, i've just been looking at your shot and been seeing some pretty dramatic pictures just moments ago. what's happening? that's right. 0. these migrants have been through the waters. they have been waiting some of them overnight and then for hours underneath d

military employees of the french intelligence services began installing barbed wire in certain areas. it is frightened by the influx of african migrants to the italian island of lampedusa, among the thousands of refugees there may be terrorists , the french authorities believe, so they will not allow any of the illegal immigrants into france in just the last 24 hours , almost 2,000 illegal immigrants have arrived at lampeduza. they get there by boat and from tunisia, from which the island is 113 km away, against the backdrop of an unprecedented influx of lampeduza, it was decided to double the number of temporary detention centers to 20. the migrants themselves demand that they be given freedom, arguing that the conditions in the accommodation centers are simply unbearable. we don't have enough good food or water. but we hadn’t eaten for 3 weeks before we ended up here, the italian authorities explain that they can’t cope with so many migrants and they are asking for help from other eu countries, but following france, germany and poland announced that they would not host those who are

major powers are asking for the most advanced sports weapons, they don't give us kalashnikovs and barbed wire with the power and regime of a 60 mm company that can shoot a 1 kg bullet at a distance of 1400 kilometers today. and it has a flight and a rocket. today, you came from this country that has 1 about 62 properly built to the place where you launch satellites . difficulties are the product of 44 years of standing in front of all the western and eastern powers and touching the chests and the most dangerous neighborhoods to survive with pride and greatness, what is this product , the world must know, the entire world of arrogance gathered , all the big rich people put the sales area together. to create isis, to correct the war of the nation and the nations of the region, and all of them will fail together, if they make a sound with all the western and eastern powers, and fight the nation until they defeat this nation and lead the revolution to defeat, and all of them, if they fail, if they imposed a global economic embargo on us uniting all the great powers will not allow any movemen

this is barbed wire fence, put up by the state of texas, meant to be a deterrent, to keep people in theater rather than allow them to scramble up this steep part of the bank of on to u.s. soil. and as a result, we have seen hundreds of people stranded here, halfway in the water and surrounded by barbed wire, without protection from the sun and without drinking water. many had young children with them who looked quite listless, and, in fact, a man collapsed in front of us from heat exhaustion. that was after u.s. border patrol agents took pity, and given the great number of people stranded here cut an opening through the razor wire, which allowed people to pass through. and then those people were taken into u.s. custody and processed. some will be expelled, while others, who are deemed to have a legitimate chance at asylum, are paroled into the u.s., where eventually they will try to convince an immigration judge to let them stay for good. their chances to prevail at court, though, are slim, and that is a reason why many simply ignore the court dates and go on to live as undocumented imm

they strung barbed wire on the roofs to close off another of escape. many homes along this side of the wall were raised. they blinded with reflecting mirrors. they threw tear gas. they tried everything to keep us away. we threw the tear gas grenades back at them. they laid minefields in the countryside. they increased patrols. they planted new watchtowers. but we watched them too, and soon learned their weak spots. entire families escaped women and babies. we were waiting them. if they didn't. 12,000 people escaped in the first year of the war. and incinerated there. von dutch landmark gordon ramsay. in this hour, loudspeakers told the communist guards that to shoot a refugee was murder that they would be held accountable, that they could not claim orders from higher up the murder is always murder kids gets a little of that here though mark i did not. on friday afternoon they shot an 18 year old boy as he was trying to scale wall into west berlin. they let him bleed to death on their side of the wall. then they took his lifeless body and took him away.

. ♪ they strong barbed wire on the roof to close off another way of escape.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they blind us with reflecting mirrors. they through tear gas at. they tried everything to keep us away. we through the tear gas grenades at back at them. ♪ they laid mine fields in the countryside. they increased their patrols. they planted new watchtowers. but we watch them too and soon learned their weak spots. ♪ ♪ ♪ entire families escaped, women and babies. we were waiting for them. 12000 people escaped in the first year of the war. [inaudible] loudspeakers told the communist guards to shoot a refugee was murder. they would be held accountable. they could not claim orders from higher up. murder is always murder. ♪ on a friday afternoon, they shot an 18-year-old boy as he was s trying to scaled the wall into west berlin. they let him bleed to death on their side of the wall. then they took his lifeless body and took him away. ♪ his name was peter. he was an apprentice bricklayer. ♪ ♪ ♪ we mourned him on our side of the wall a few yards from where he felt. ♪ he was

we're seeing us officials cutting barbed wire. the other us officials have put up even as migraines, have just crossed the rio grande and they're trying to make it onto for, for soil where you are. listen, thank you so much for all the reporting and all the context around all of this. hi, digital castro, thank you. the to stand off for the monastery and northern coast of what was now over security forces storm. the building hours after a police officer was shot dead at least 3 of the attackers were killed. the incident began with about 30 gunmen barricaded themselves in a monastery in the village of bunch. scott, cuz of those prime minister has a cue, serbia, backing what? he called a terrorist attack? a yeah. awesome. let's see. i ask all these individuals to surrender to the security are far it is because we want the rule of law peace, unsecure, say to rain, for all citizens without any distinction knowing that this is not a fine with civilians, but with people who are heavily imposing great danger, not only to the constitutiona

let me ask you, joyce, about -- barb, not joist, barb, the fact that donald trump's lawyers were in the courtroom as katie phang has reported, listening to jeffrey clark's lawyers make this argument that he was doing all of this at the direction of donald trump? >> yeah, i think it's very interesting. you know, it's not uncommon for codefendants' lawyers to sit in when hearings are occurring against the other defendants. they don't want to miss any other dynamics that were heard in the courtroom to be important to their client's case. it's interesting that people are beginning to point the finger at donald trump as the ring leader here. one, he is the most culpable face on the allegations in the indictment. at some point it will be interesting to hear whether they turn on him. the only reason i did this is because he ordered me to. following illegal orders is itself, illegal, but sometimes you will hear defendants say that, and when the person is the president of the united states, i suppose that might carry some weight among members of the jury, but it could also spell some legal troub

. >>> the moment border patrol agents cut this barbed wire fence open to let more than a hundred migrants in. why it may have saved their lives. >>> pressure is building on new jersey senator bob menendez. new calls from within his own party to resign. >> i do believe it is in the best interests for senator menendez to resign. >>> washington hurtling toward a possible government shutdown. what it means from social security checks to airplane safety. the record shattering run. the woman who just made marathon history. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening. as we come on the air there are strong signals the writers strike affecting so many of our favorite shows and movies may finally be coming to an end. nbc news has new reporting tonight on how close to a deal the two sides are and the details that still need to be hammered out before there is a final agreement. the writers guild and major studios have been meeting for hours today after a lengthy session on saturday, too. there is incentive to find a deal. in august, alone, the entertainment industry lost

barb, let me start with you. how likely it is we'll see more of the codefendants point the blame at trump? >> i think we're going to see quite a bit of this, jonathan. it's milder and we'll see things like i was acting at the direction of the former president. i was just following orders. my job is to do what he asked me to do. i think, though, those defenses are likely to fail because following an illegal order is itself illegal. but one other point to remember is in addition to the 18 codefendants in the georgia indictment, there are 30 unindicted coconspirators. those are people already signed up to cooperate against donald trump. so often we see that cooperators as the trial date nears increase in number. so among those 19 people on the defendant list, i think we can see a paring down of that number as more agree to cooperate and cut themselves a deal to get lenience in their sentencing. >> you know, tomorrow, judge mcafee will hold a hearing to consider the motions by chesebro and sidney powell to sever thei

behind the barbed wire, a punishment cell, a forge and an infirmary should become part of the largest and how the painstaking work of the investigation to establish the names of all the tortured people in the tragedy, judging by the prisoners of the bryansk death camp, forever froze here on the brick masonry barakov, someone wrote the date of their arrival here, someone wrote the names of their relatives on the night of the desna river on september 17, 1943. soviet troops liberated dozens of bryansk. thousands of partisans became part of the red army's hands. anna akimovna has a photograph taken by a war correspondent leading the most difficult areas, let me remind you that a group from the center of a high-risk operation went on a business trip. the consequences of the rampant elements are now being eliminated in makhachkala after heavy rain, andrei petrenko street was controlled by a military pilot in the past an-22. but one day i tried to sail with a tailwind in a hot air balloon and couldn’t stop. now they are piloting a star, according to them , these are unforgettable emotions t

you can see them just behind this barbed wire. a woman is shouting, don't be desperate. hold on to each other and we can do this. you're seeing the small children riding a top the shoulders of adults, another young child, she was almost just with her neck above the water. this is the point of the rio grande, where the water does reach, has high man. and it is a very dangerous place where there are currents earlier this week, a 3 year old boy was ripped from his family while trying to make this crossing and each round. as a result, these are the links that people are taking to complete the final part of their journey from their home countries, many from colombia and cartel islands elsewhere. and when they get finally to this point, we're at the river of course, which is separating here. the us from mexico on the other side, this is the final barrier, and that's why people are taking these in advance risk to bring their families this far. how your team is just successfully weighted across the water. they're now slowly making their way along the shore. and if you see this s

wire from the belarusian latvian border, reporting by anastasia sakhovskaya, latvia behind the barbedral with razor-sharp blades on top of concrete cubes twice the height of a man. the latvian military blocked the passage and placed two slabs behind the light; when it got dark there were four of them. at the same time, the balts. they were in such a hurry to close the checkpoint that they disregarded all international standards in their decision. they informed us 2 hours before the closure of their checkpoint, which in turn created, uh, great inconvenience for persons crossing the state border, this is not only the baltic states of poland absolutely the whole of europe crossed the state border here, you can see how barely timely trucks and a car drive around the equipment 30 km away, daugavpils is the most russian city in latvia , which we have cut off all its roots. tade and his wife travel to belarus to their home and to the graves of their parents. latvia is simply burying its own borderland, 200 km away. instead of forty. here i have a farm that needs to be mowed down and everythi

latvia, behind the barbed wire , was bared with a burunov spiral with razor-sharp blades on top of concrete height of a man, blocking the latvian passage, the military put up two slabs before it was dark, and there were four of them. at this time you will arrive. they were in such a hurry to close the checkpoint that they disregarded all international standards in their decision. they informed us 2 hours before the closure of their checkpoint that in turn, created, uh, great inconvenience for persons crossing the state border. it’s not just the baltic states, poland crossed absolutely all of europe. this is the state border. you can see how trucks and a car that barely made it in time are being driven around the equipment 30 km away. daugavl is the most russian city in latvia , the roots of which have been cut off. then the latvian authorities simply bury their own, the border area is 200 km away, in belarus with their wife, to their home and at the graves of their parents. instead of forty. here i have a farm that needs to be mowed and a cemetery. remove everything here i had to go because

the current one was specifically a forbidden zone, barbed wire, anyone who approached the barbed wireediately shot on the spot. that's why their stay was kept secret. from goethe mogilev , after the raid, the fighters of der levanger acquired jewelry, valuable objects of art, and for the doctor, on his own orders , they brought girls, supposedly to clean the office premises. he took a jew from the getu, that is, for some specific time. uh, they lived together, then they disappeared , that is, they were either destroyed or stolen from germany, it almost passed him. they even wanted to bring him to court for such actions with odessa relations , because he did things in the occupied territory that even against him they complained and there were toads from the wehrmacht, but he got away with everything. this is a period because there were high patrons in berlin, a normal division. the group changed to the highest fure of the ss police of central russia and belarus to the general commissioner of belarus, and in fact, the head of the main directorate of the ss, gottlob berger, the man with

cnn cameras were rolling as children are pulled through barbed wire as a migrant surge unfolds once againll along there with renewed calls for help. i'm kate bolduan with john berman. this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> let's start with the big news out of ukraine that still is really unfolding as we speak. a missile strike on the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. we now have new video coming in that shows the scenes afterward. you can see plumes of smoke coming out of a building there. at least one russian soldier is reported missing. that's right now. this is sebastopol, this is one of the largest cities in russian-controlled crimea and state media say debris scattered hundreds of feet from the point of impact. ukraine has been ramping up its attacks on russian military bases and other sites in and around crimea as part of their counteroffensive and this looks to be a big move today. ka k >> reporter: we're learning that clearly this was quite a big target for the ukrainians, potentially the biggest one so far in this area. this is the headquarters for the black sea naval fleet. i

as a slidein that shows this barbed wire.ventually the east germans would replace the barbed wire with the cinderblocks and after that they would replace the cinderblocks with slabs of concrete 13 feet high. more than a quarter of a century later the berlin wall remained in placeur again encircling west berlin. this is the slide that shows where the wall cut off the gate and president reagan mentioned the gate in the speech you need to know the brandenburg gate was 18th century monuments that had once served as a ceremonial entrance to berlin. again the berlin wall cuts it off. that brings me to the speech itself spring of 1987 i'm a young speechwriter in the reagan white house. i am told that the president will speak in front of the berlin wall. he will have an audience of between 10 and 40000 people in the end it was about 40000 people but he will speak for about half an hour. given the setting the subject will be foreign policy. and that was all of the guidance i got. i flew to west berlin with the pre-advance party of the

on the belarusian side of the city, the checkpoint is completely blocked by concrete barriers with barbedording to official information from the latvian side, from 8:00 pm, on september 19, the functioning of the border crossing was unilaterally stopped for an indefinite period, the latvian government claims this was done for reasons security, given the large number of cases of illegal border crossings. now the sweet ones are the only border crossing left for the tournament of patterns of kens of the belarusian side, grigorovshchina. the customs service of belarus today faces serious challenges and this requires non-trivial and prompt decisions. alexander lukashenko congratulated the customs officer on his professional holiday. today , belarusian customs is modern technology, inspection and automation of processes to effectively prevent smuggling and cross-border crime based on the results law enforcement activities in the first half of the year, more than 21,000 violations were suppressed ; almost 24 million rubles were received into the budget. during special control by the customs auth

we see mccarthy and dissenters trade some barbs this week. ron desantis not so long ago was a congressman and knew a number of the lawmakers pushing back on mccarthy. he knew mccarthy himself. this is not unfamiliar territory for him. host: julia manchester reporting for the hill on national politics. miss>> "washington journal" continues. host: we are joined now by seto bagdoyan. here to talk about a new report looking at potential fraud within unemployment insurance and other related things. thanks for your time this morning. can you explain some people get a sense of what you do at the government accountability office . what do you do? guest: government accountability office is the audit and investigative of the congress appeared we work at their request and also legislatively mandates. you made recent news taking a look at pandemic related issues, particularly in the area of unemployment insurance. a new report coming out. before we talk about the details, what prompted you to look into it? guest: this has been at the request of two commi

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fire swamp, barbed wire and not only kopyl flight has traditionally gathered fans of extreme running,ho decided to test themselves and their endurance, of course, there were also those who experienced all the surprises of the kopel race for the first time, and we should admit there were a lot of them 10 km participants were waiting all sorts of obstacles that you can think of begins with the transfer of a sand ball and running through the swamp, ending with overcoming a mud pit and shields 2 m high. such tracks are within the power, really not for everyone. i am very pleasantly impressed, because for several years in a row i didn’t manage to come here, i participate in a lot of different races in different countries and cities and have a lot of fun, because the race combines, like running in the city center, and forest and fields, very a lot of water obstacles a lot mud reeds swamps. uh, i really really liked rada. the athlete offered easier distances, for example, young athletes could run a shortened version of the 1.5 km obstacle race. at the finish of each participant of the koptev

yes, so that inside it barbed wire is one of the key elements of safety engineering.ction site at any enterprise at any plant. which protects the construction site from theft of materials from damage to materials. yes, from anything that should not be related to this construction site or to work at these facilities. why do such fakes? uh, andryushchenko, as we have said many times about him, is such a special propagandist, who should ah convince everyone who has something to do with. well, that mariupol is there, yes, but at the same time, he no longer lives there, but lives, for example. there now in ukraine is to convince that everything is bad there. this is his general line of work. it consists in showing how terrible everything is in mariupol. as much as possible, despite the fact that mary is being built in order, as well as how great help is provided by different regions. how can you show that everything is bad there, only showing the good as bad, of course, no one keeps the workers at the facility by force. they can leave at any moment. the journalist was conv

. >>> donald trump heads to detroit as white house hopefuls trade barbs in the second presidential debateosted by fox business >>> eu trade commissioner tells cnbc that tie was china are one-sided after the visit to beijing as the eu questions its future relationship. >> translator: indeed our trade relationship is imbalanced we are running a trade deficit close to 400 billion euro. one of my points in the different meetings was the need for more economic imbalancing and reciprocity. >>> warm welcome to "street signs. we will kick it off with the fresh inflation data from germany. we have data from the state of hesse. cpi is up 0.3% in the month of is september that is an acceleration from 0.2% logged in august. we have 4.7% inflation that is down from where we were in august at 6%. deceleration from august in the month of september earlier this morning, excuse me, a couple of minutes ago, the german institute forecast at 2.6% in 2024 a steep drop off forecast from the german economic institute. we have other regional news earlier this morning showed a deceleration from august helpful for

under barbed wire or dive in the riverbed to swim under the logs.bout the logs themselves. they still need to be pulled. after swimming, run along the tower, jumping over the token by the participant of the dug flight , and such a huge number of obstacles does not end with the transfer of a sand ball, rearrangement of a car tire. overcoming a high reed and not only athletes check both physical strength and moral preparation. after all , nerves can fail at any stretch of the track, but these runners get real pleasure and not only run to the finish line with joy, but also every year they come to repeat this incredible marathon. everything is as always, excellent emotions overwhelm the charge of vivacity, everyone goes in for sports. the hardest thing mike tyson once said the hardest thing is training, when you train for five to six hours here there for more than an hour in a one-room, as if only on emotions for pleasure, emotions, very bright positive race, super cool. there are very beautiful colorful nature here. yes, landscapes, well, very very, uh

opposition alliance, also chosen one of the to us judge has ordered the state of texas to remove floating barbed barriers placed on its river border with mexico. that's after the bite and administration suit over the barrier saying it violated federal law and raised humanitarian concerns, texas as governor, installed. the bu is complete with sol like blades and netting in july to the deter migrant crossings. japan has launched a rock is carrying a moon lander as it seeks to join the tiny club of countries to successfully carry out a lunar landing after 3 postponements last month. the rocket finally blasted off a small land or is set to try to execute a high present in landing on the moon. on june, the us secretary of state has announced more than $1000000000.00 and extra aid for ukraine. top diplomat, anthony, blinking gave details on the new a during a surprise visit to kid hours earlier, a russian attack on a busy shopping area in eastern ukraine killed at least 17 people, president, for a lot of years lensky condemned to strike as heinous. evil. you have another attack on ukraine city this ti

you see them there through the barbed and razor wire trying to keep children protected to what needed to be put out to keep the illegals out. they put the kids through first. the border patrol has hearts but what a position to put them in. somebody who made the trip billionaire elon musk was in eagle pass, texas late yesterday with texas congressman tony gonzalez. he shared his take after getting an up close look. >> i'm extremely pro-immigrant and i believe we need a greatly expanded legal immigration system. and that we should let anyone into the country who is hard working and honest and will be a contributor to the united states. what we're seeing here are in some cases some pretty extreme individuals coming through. i'm not suggesting everyone is like this. you are talking about a guy who came through who had face tattoos including tears on his face. the tear when somebody tattoos a tear it means they've murdered someone and they're so proud of having murdered someone. >> that's exactly right. >> this person claimed asylum and we let them in. >> we let them in. >> harris: did you

there are children crying out in pain as they are pushed and pulled through barb wire by their parents by the adults accompanying here. these people are desperate. this group turned themselves into the border patrol. that's what you are supposed to do to claim asylum. border patrol is not ready for this kind of volume. at one point in the last week, 4600 border crossers were stuffed into these tents in eagle pass. the facility is only designed to hold up to 1,000 people at a time. so they are at kwame capacity. these are the kind of numbers overwhelming shelters in big cities as well. and not every one of those 11,000 people entering illegal every day are doing so peacefully. some border patrol officers have been bloodied and that has their families worried. >> i happen to come across armd with a long rifle and i mean i aa lot of them have weapons. most have knives. we have collected knives off of almost every single one that we have encountered here at our house. so it's very dangerous. >> then there's this. many people coming here illegally are doing so but nothing but the clothes on

. >>> ukraine and russia have traded barbs at a special session of the u.n. security council to discuss the situation in ukraine. the meeting took place at u.n. headquarters in new york on alongside the general assembly. japanese prime minister kishida fumio and u.s. secretary of state antony blinken attended along with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. >> translator: most of the world recognizes the truth about this war. it is a criminal and unprovoked aggression aimed at seizing ukraine's territory and resources. with its aggression the terrorist state is willing to undermine all the dams of international norms meant to protect the world from wars. >> zuelenskyy also called for reform and stressed peace cannot be restored while the aggressor remains a member of the security council. lavrov reiterated russia's claim ukraine had created the cause for invasion and justified the position in the u.n. security council. >> translator: the west turns to statutory norms and principles collectively from case to case s

the state of texas had put down p barbed wire on your screen.and depending on the moment and the flow of those who are crossing that river, oftentimes the order comes down from washington to cut open the barbed wire and allow those crossing the river to gain entrance into texas and in essence the united states of america where they are processed and either stay in texas, head out to places like new york city. so we were just watching this. this is a fairly large group, although we have seen much larger groups in the past. when the drone angle pulls out you can see the men, the women, the children in many cases who are waiting for a decision on their fate at this hour. so watching it all day. they are back at it in eagle pass, texas already. back to shannon now and more with this. >> there is all kinds of concerns to be involved, whether the children are runaways or whether they not they get involved in drugs, gangs or violent crimes or taken against their will. >> shannon: children vanishing from ohio neighborhoods in shocking numbers. police de

barb, let me come back to you. this argument in katie's analysis, the argument is they would be separated from the kraken lady because he was just the intellectual force behind the coup. it was all cheating, all overturning democracy and all that the judge in the enrique tarrio trial was saying, they were all in it up to their eyeballs. >> as we heard that assistant prosecutor say in the courtroom today, they're going to have to prove this whole conspiracy every time they come to court and they said it's probably going to take four months to do it so as many different groups as go to trial we'll see that again and again so the idea i don't want to be associated with sidney powell because she was involved in allegedly computer intrusion in coffee county is all coming in anyway and the jury will hear about the whole enterprise and aspects of the crime and be asked to decide the guilt or not guilt of kenneth chesebro and sidney powell if those two are together, but the evidence they hear is going to be the same in eve

of course, they have to navigate that barbed wire.it is literal literally a conveyor belt of migrants. you're looking at them walking litterly -- literally right up behind me. you're going to see them walking into our live shot right where we are. this is all a part of what's been happening for the better part of a week across the entire southwest border, guys. it's been upwards of 10,000 migrants. here yesterday there were 9,965. those numbers fluctuate. it's hovered around 10,000. and i don't want to go to full screen yet because i want to keep showing you this. this is the reality of the humanitarian crisis. these are migrants who, even though you got that dense, dangerous barbed wire lining miles of the rio grande here, they are going through it because they're determined to get where they know this administration favors catch and release, and so they will ultimately be given a notice to appear and a court date far away from now and are likely, highly unlikely to show up for that. i do want to show you though one quick full screen