kristin bering, who works nearby , was out for her morning walk. i smelled the smoke. >> i heard the sirens and i saw the billowing out of the clouds. and fire about 20ft in the air. >> bering says she initially only saw one boat on fire, and when she got closer, she realized it was three. the fire department explained what they came across. >> the three of them were moored together out there, caught fire and spread apart. bering learned people who lived on the boats had to be rescued. >> that development brought tears to her eyes. and i just hope they were okay. >> they know the folks that live in these boats are several of them, and they're part of the community. they dock their boats and they come out and frequent the establishments. >> pelayo and others on shore were stunned to learn about the people rescued. >> i saw people jumping out of the boats and there was one person who was still clinging on and the person couldn't swim because i was the first thing he yelled, i can't swim. and it wasn't until a rescue team came and they tried throwing

. >> kristin bering, who works nearby, was out for her morning walk. >> i smelled the smoke. i heard the sirens and i saw the billowing of the clouds and fire about 20ft in the air. >> bering says she initially only saw one boat on fire. and when she got closer, she realized it was three. the fire department explained what they came across. >> the three of them were moored together out there, caught fire and spread apart. >> bering learned people who lived on the boats had to be rescued. that development brought tears to her eyes. >> i just hope they were okay. they know the folks that live in these boats are several of them, and they're part of the community. they dock their boats and they come out and frequent the establishments. >> pelayo and others on shore were stunned to learn about the people rescued. >> i saw people jumping out of the boats and there was one person who was still clinging on and the person couldn't swim because that was the first thing he yelled, i can't swim. it wasn't until a rescue team came and they tried throwing over the life raft that the person

bering dies and he spends this horrible well, he's dead. but his people, his sailors spend this horrible winter on the rocks and as the ice melts, they find otter fur and they rebuild their broken ship. the ice doesn't melt till may and they take it back to russia and they deliver to the emperor a thousand otter pelts. and the pelts were selling in the currency of the time for $3,500 propelled and they've taken back a thousand of these pelts and they call it soft gold and this is going to save the broken russian empire. so no route to china but a route to increase wealth and prosperity and to make it work. russia create the russian-american company. and in the charter it says that the russian fur are allowed to enslave. 50% of the alaska native men, the alaskan native in their kayaks are the only who are really skillful enough to kill the otter. so there's a different slave triangle of alaska, california, canton that grows out of that when i went to berkeley, we would go to fort ross and we take a bottle of wine, eat the little russian cook

catherine, as the successor of the works of peter ii, monetary reform, bering's expedition, the opening of the academy of sciences. in honor of the city’s anniversary, this was such a wonderful occasion to return and talk about this woman, who, in fact, helped peter carry out his reform for 22 years. the hermitage days in yekaterinburg bring together a whole series of events, scientific conferences, lectures, master classes, kiril bortnikov, maksata parageldyev, gennady lagunov, len galilyaeva, vesti ekaterinburg. we have all the information by this time, irina was with you rossius and my colleagues, all news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru, see you. discover a true gem on the bodrum coastline, titanic luxery collection bodrum, exceptional service, incredible culinary delights and an atmosphere of complete relaxation. immerse yourself in world-exciting adventures of incendiary entertainment. welcome to a world of timeless elegance and unsurpassed comfort. the secrets of paradise are revealed in the titanic luxury collection

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it was headed by captain-commander vitus bering.d 10 years, during which almost the entire coast of the arctic ocean, including the outline of taimyr, was explored and mapped on the map of the russian empire. in 1742, semyon chelusin discovered the northernmost point of taimyr, the russian empire and eurasia, 100 years later, received his name. in the middle of the 21st century, geographer and traveler alexander midendor first named the peninsula taimyr. there are several versions of the origin of this word. the most popular taimyr is a form of the ancient word tamura, meaning rich, valuable. with this word evenki called the river, in which there was always a lot of fish. well, i adhere to a different version: taimir, which means the country of deer tracks. i hope you are with me in this matter. there is a museum and a symbol of soviet power in the krasny chum tundra. specifically, this one belonged to komsomol member, athlete and simply beautiful siberian girl amalia khazanovich, who in 1936 came to taimyr at the call of her heart

palestinian was also killed in village in southern nablus. moreover, a palestinian lost his life in el bere than 230 palestinians. and detained hundreds more in the west bank. it's got an ideas to what is going on in the gaza strip. ashref shanan joins us from khanus to tell us more. ash, what, what has happened since the last time we spoke? well, about an hour ago is rahini forces shot and killed a gazan farmer east of the almagazi refugee camp. and in the central uh gaza strip that was one of the the the humanitarian uh pause violations today earlier israeli forces shot and wounded several people near al-kuds hospital in gaza city and they also shot and wounded several people near a indonesian hospital in in northern gaza this as preparations are on the way to uh for the uh the third patch of prisoner exchange between hamas's. hamas and the israeli regime as this is the third day of the humanitarian uh pause uh meanwhile hundreds of trucks were brought into the gaza strip today, several of them reached northern gaza while the mayor of gaza city, dr. yahya saraj said that they have receive

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there completely out of the thoughts and history of the komchedals, that is, on the other side of the beringthe dersu uzala, apparently yes, apparently yes, the idea is being created that united... must support separatism in the far east, their long-standing , by the way, fits into their logic, the publication of the far eastern republic of the far eastern republic, which existed from the twentieth to the twenty-second years, the only case when the american the boots were on our land, already under clinton they began to howl, oh, how stupid we were, oh what idiots we were, that we did not officially recognize the far eastern republic then, did not take advantage of the window of opportunity. not just anyone, but specifically, one of the leading american analysts, clifford geddie and feona hill. remember their book, the curse of siberia, then publications on this issue, the far eastern republic, that is , all this comes down to a simple idea: to present russia as a colonial country that pursued a dangerous colonial policy, and they will continue to play in this direction and we need to be pre

activities, we call the phone, if possible the phone does not answer, we establish the location using the beringained dogs can be used to search for him. one of our priority searches is when children go missing, the only important thing is that the dog handler has children in the training, because children smell differently. and it is very important that the dog has experience in finding children. if the child does not return for a long time or there is a suspicion that he has become a victim of a crime. a criminal case is initiated, it is necessary to obtain full resources, the ability to carry out examinations, give instructions, and carry out other investigative actions. the investigator’s task is to find the child, make sure that he was not harmed, find out the reasons for the escape , try to explain why this should not be done, the work is carried out with everyone, however, some children get into the soul in a special way, i asked him. how come, you’re a good guy, i saw in his eyes sincere repentance for his actions, i said, zhen, maybe it’s worth slowing down a little, and we had a good c

the biggest contractors of the country are buying goods from beres, and there was nothing like this on the first day , it took a little time to form and this market was created. they do it and this feature is available according to their needs the supply is about to take shape and take shape. there is also a point in the past weeks or the issues regarding telegram dollars, etc. , which is what i wanted to ask. since the year 100, its pricing has been different from these and its performance is also characteristic. we are pleased with their presence in the presence of petroshim enclosures, which was according to the rules of market regulation. as long as it was nima's width, nima's width was now 285 tomans, and after that, now the second market is operating according to the notification that was made. so we we have never used these items in bodes kala. now, if the friends who are raising the issue do more research and examine the products, they will come to the same conclusion that these items have not been used, and in another series of products, for example, copper and aluminum, and t

exhibition first of all tells more about catherine, as the continuer of the monetary reform, the beringof the city’s anniversary, this was such a wonderful occasion to return and talk about this woman, who essentially helped peter carry out his reforms for 22 years. the hermitage days in yekaterinburg bring together a whole series of events, scientific conferences, lectures, master classes, kiril bortnikov, maksataev, gennady lagunov, elina goleeva, vesti ekaterinburg. we have all the information by this time. irina rossius and my colleagues were with you, all the news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru. see you.

tells more details. about catherine, as the successor of the works of peter ii, monetary reform, bering'spening of the academy of sciences, a wonderful reason to return and talk about this woman, well which essentially helped peter carry out his reform for 22 years. the hermitage days in yekaterinburg unite a whole series of events, scientific conferences, lectures, master classes , traditionally an exhibition of one masterpiece will open , the ispalin mountains, caspar david friedrich, paintings are presented here, the painting has already been to dressden, hamburg, paris, bonn, will attract the attention of ekaterinburg viewers, another exhibition within the framework of the hermitage days, artists from the ural factories, kiril bortnikov, maksataldeev, gennady lagunov, len goleeva, news ekaterinburg. and then in the program , unique operations by military doctors removed an unexploded shell from a soldier’s leg. british magazine the economist, already open. puts it on zaluzhny, and not on zelsky, and the progress ship undocks from the space station, what will happen to it next, after a

analyze it bere engaging it. so you don't need to be alarmed. but altogether that this was an amazing experience. it demonstrated how innovative of science should be done by collecting materials, analyze them and putting the results in a scientific paper that is now being reviewed. and the implication of finding a technological object from another civilization none are discussed in my book. interstellar, the just came out last week and in particular i believe that it would be a wake up call for humanity to change priorities and then also perhaps it would give inspiration for us, explore space, our selves and maybe a glimpse at our technological future. because any advanced technological civilization that reached our doorstep before we reach their doorstep might be more advanced than we are. the question is whether the government has any information or materials from such objects. we don't know. and what i tried to do in this expedition is to say it doesn't really matter. we shouldn't wait for the government to release the data because that would

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kara gate, then through the kara sea, the laptev sea, east siberian sea, chukchi sea and across the beringhe southern tip of sakhalin to vladivostok. this route is almost two times shorter than all other sea routes from europe to asia. on behalf of the president of russia, a plan for the development of the northern sea route, which should become a powerful logistics artery, was approved. and if we take 2030 there, the target value is 150 million tons of cargo traffic. there, basically there are three serious cargo flows, liquefied natural gas, and crude oil. and this is a transit container cargo flow, if we take this cargo flow, it all requires regular, and i also emphasize the word, year-round navigation along the entire route. the northern sea route was actively developed in soviet times, and after perestroika, mining companies made their contribution, but this was mainly due to the so-called northern delivery ; shallow-draft vessels were required that could enter and unload not only in northern ports, but at the mouths of northern rivers. because one of the main tasks was to supply the

everything is very tasty, kamchatka is washed by the waters of the pacific ocean and the north-east by the beringot only in the classical version, it is a plant for the production of omega-3. russia is considered one of the largest manufacturers of fish products and it’s a shame that we import omega-3 and the same fat from abroad , yes, that is, we have enough fish and we need to carry out deep cleaning, that is, what we started doing, that is, we started producing omega-3 fat 3, why is it needed? yes, that is, it... firstly, it is not synthesized in the human body, and it can only be obtained from outside, and russia is large, so russia should be healthy, well, including all the countries that are with us, including belarus, that is, not everyone a person can afford good, high-quality fish on the table every day , which must be properly prepared and consumed correctly so that omega-3 appears in the body. over the course of 3 and a half years, deep purification of fish oil is carried out only... from the heads of wild kamchatka salmon, this is the most valuable and cleanest thing in fish, it’s no

sortf trying to incorporate all the language that i knew bere because i started out with polish, belarus heew and irish and went on to russian and german and eventually to two italian and then english and a smattering of languages on the way from below us, through poland, through all the countries that bught us into italy. and so i kind of. just adapted to languages as far as family, anybody that we met along the way became family. we had none. i sometimes think that i don't even remember all the names of my relatives. my mother was one of six or her siblings, with the exception of two, we married with families. i know how many children they had, but i hesitated to speak to my mother about relatives because it would break her up and the one broke her spirit completely was losing my brother, who was left with a family in hiding. and as i said, for the price of £5 of sugar, he was exposed by a neighbor. my mother must have en brilliant at some time to be able to figure everything out. she was resource ful. she was resilient. my fathehappened to have died in 1937. she was left with a five y

operator of your agent, what should you do, feed him, well, first of all don’t substitute it for the beretole a stew from the supermarket. ate it at the pub. let's wish him bon appetit, what else? ninok, nenok is looking for a butsal who can open any lock. so, what kind of nenok is this? there is such a woman in the area, she has never been imprisoned before, but she will definitely sit down, the dashing bitch. very good, that means i need this nenk’s data, and so you can contact her somehow quietly brought out, understood, everything will be fine, free? passport on the last page. when managed? yes, nikolai repin was here in the morning, received a passport that was issued before 10 o’clock in the morning. so he arrived at 10:00 am? no, he arrived at 80, was the very first in line, but he was unlucky, all our computers froze, he had to sit in the corridor for 2 hours. are you sure? of course, i remembered him, he came in many times, knocked, asked when the passport would be ready, said that he was late for a job interview, cool, thank you, please, science, where are we heading, oh, andrey

her parents wanted another opinion bere getting a risky surgery on such a young child. they brought her to dr. ben carson. dr. carson believed she did not need the surgery and that the symptoms would eventlly pass. he was right. he helped her avoid a risky surgery. she continued to see him until she was seven years old and now she is here with us tonight to listen to his wise words. once again, but enough for me. let's give a warm but loud maroon welcome to dr. ben carson. thank you. thank you very much. i'm delighted to be here. roanoke college. it's such a beautiful setting so serene. i hope you all are really enjoying it. yoknow, most of the times these days, people have a little disclaimer. they say, i'm on this board, i'm with this group, so i have to take everything with a grain of salt. well, i have a disclaimer. the make, and that is i am not politically correct and. now that certainlyoesn't mean that i intentionally offend people, but i've discovered these days that it's almost impossible to talk without offending somebody. over something. so i don't twist myse

it was a short, very srt struggle, and it was over almost bere it began. so in effect was only reay one greek war. it was just a brief uprising that at that really led to nothing but. a w dozen needless loss loss of lives and. it hastened the expulsion. the greeks. my question is about the status of the greeks at that point time and i may havmisses what were th allied? i mean, was there a relation ship at that pnt established them and the british and so were the british present or in some sense yes or british influence on the that there was a subset went to the battle force you banned subsequent to the to the official end so to speak of the war that that ended that summer with the treaty of fort jackson, in which the greeks the red sticks and lower greeks, both ceded part of their land. it was only after that that the british finally having defeated napoleon, were able to get enough troops from europe to make an appearance on the gulf coast. and they found about 1500 red sticks in spanish. florida tried make common cause with them, ted rearm them along wit

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questions tonight and so i actually want to start by kind of framing the discussion here, the great task bere us, which of course comes from the gettysburg. and i want to read this. i hado memorize it like in second grade, like many of you did, i don't i think i remember had to have like the fake lt beard when i did that and anybody have to do that make it stovepipe hats out of cardboard or construction. but lincoln at the dedication the cemetery says in a larger sense we cannot dedicate we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground. the brave men living and dead who struggle herhave consecrated it far above our poor power to add or attract the world with little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here it is for us living rather to be dedicated to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. its rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us. there. from these honored dead, we take devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion that we here highly resolve

her destination was the small port city of pevek, located northwest of the bering strait.mbol of vladimir putin's desire to conquer the arctic. arctic - this is the new eldorada. there are immeasurable riches here - gold, uranium, rare earths and, of course, oil and gas. eight neighboring countries, including the united states, lay claim to these riches. but first of all , russia, which has the largest territory in this area. 2 years after this was before russia's war with ukraine, we met at the airport in magadan, in eastern russia, to head to the arctic circle. nuclear giant rosatom has chartered a special antonov 1980 aircraft, a relic from the former soviet union. on board representatives. magadan flew to pevek in the far north, where there is now a nuclear power plant, the state wants to attract russians to pevek so that they can develop uranium gold deposits in this region. therefore, russia is pinning its hopes on a floating nuclear power plant. and four new ones, one of them is located on kotelny island, this is the northern clover, the largest impressive base, pai

know is -- is iran -- i'm not talking factually abt this particular situation where we have details bere us, but is it wrong at least historically that -- particular, but some acts ofn treason were punishable by death? >> no, that's not wrong. e district court is free to -- >> an obvious statement? >> well, the cour free to decide whether he included that language to make the abstract historical point what the punishment for treason s in times gone by, or was he saying it to -- i talked about the need to balance, and you kn, somehow i want my children to speak but thot t question. so the question is what in here ts post, including the reference to historical capital punishment for treason, connect that to the criminal trial? connects anything about this post additional trial, the criminal process, -- millies potential or not, i have no idea, potential participation in the criminal trial? >> so, on its face, it does not collude to this testimony. >> the timing, you don't have the time -- do he an important distinction in timing is that the information about general milley, his conversatio

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rather, caustically observed, those axis nations at least had thdecency to resign from the league bere committing blatant acts, armed aggression. the soviets were the reverse of the toast of the town. everyone was condemning them. the germans were still allied to them. the german public, though, was clearly on the finni side of italians. the hungarians there all whole hog going for the finnish cause. hoovers raising money. he's getting under roosevelt's skin. even roosevelt comes around and issues a kind of denunciation of stalin. but that was partly because hoover was getting under his skin. and the issue was becoming a political liability for him. these stories are coming out really remarkable. some of them had to do with that new innovation in war mang, which becomes more famous a little later on the eastern front. but it started in finland. those were the terror battalions. they would actually arm nkvd troops, a special unit of nkvd troops with machine guns to stand behind the men. so if they refused to advance or they came back, they would shoot them. they'd be st by their own sid

but now i wonder more than i did bere. what will we never know. i only knew because i was the person who erased from the record. you anticipate the next question? what was the most difficult thing to leave out of the book? oh, what a wonderful question. yeah, i this comes very much from my experience and again with my editor and with two friends who are here this evening who first draft of the book, you know who you are. and of course bruce, my beloved husband who's here, who also read early drafts of the book and all of those people said to me, you're writing too much, about other people and not enough about yourself. and one of my friends who's here in the second row, he gave me this piece of advice. he said, you tell us the reactions of, eight people, before you come to yourself. d then my other friend who's in the audience tonight said to me, i got worried when you disappeared from the manuscript. and so i think i wanted to tell a multifaceted story with my experience and, everybody else's experiens. i realized over time and, over many drafts,

some people had actually been involved in stuff bere. i'd been fortunate to be see of the stuff in central america to have served in haiti as the un officer, to have spent a year in bosnia. none of these were full fledged coterinsurgencies, but they all had elements of whatou needed to do in a counterinsurgency. and so we needed that. but we didn't have it because again, no one wanted to do it ever again. and erefore we were not as prepared for it. i we're much better than that now. i think we recognize that th american military has to do everything along the spectrum of conflict from support to civil authorities, the u.s., through various peacekeeping and disaster relief on up through various forms of irregular war, counterterrorism and, then up to conventional and ultimately to the, you know, peer competitor, which uld be, say, indo-pacific theater, which is one we absolutely must deter. and i believe that we can. so, again, i think the ability to learn is absolutely. there. ether challenge is that the folks at the very top have to wan

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city manager and begins conversing and the way we are talking about or alternatively he had this page beree became city manager it had personal information pictures of his kids a whatnot. e attic to the stream of conversation. >> at something you wouldoo at it would be aacr. there are lot of things change when he became city manager knocks the content of the post bu presumably he did not list as his website on the page the official city address. she did not use committee comment as h e-mail address. there were nber of things that change by virtue he so chooses as a city the town. >> would it matter to head disclaimer on it? what's he pbay would not go back overhe line into personal use in part because of the way he was using to make certa announcements and issue directives. information you would not miss unl you get anywhere else and certainly there was no oth place she would go to interact with the city manager. i would have been something the could argue he wasoing using in a personal capacity i think the disair would've been substantially oveidn by the he's actually's and the page. >> ju

there's no video we're going bere c you theallihe's surveillance. you're calling him a liar. he's saying you're a wim sayinrn >> and i don't know what to make of it. now. you guys got it. why got it n, you got it. you have an npr reporter who gave the report. i think. i thine k. why would she lie? i mean, she's not exactly going to be on my side. that'smy sid true on politics. >> you know, i have. what? what is my rating? what? the heritagehe other and all th. conservative groups. >> i agree. the npr people, they still >> je r peoplet verified the la' i don't know what to take from that. not tow. spe be you guys got rid of the speaker because you wouldn't pass theldn't pa spending bills. and now we've got a new speaker. we still can't pass the spending billsspeaker.ill c >> are we ever going to pass a spending bill? our don't know. i would hope we would. you know, our last speaker mccarthy had since january. and then, as you recall, he took out the entire monthandk of august and then two weeks into september and backed it's up againss upt the wall, w. is really by design. pel

she was assigned to a flight right bere she gave birth. and then she was back in the officehe next day with her little pillow seat. and she really wanted to show know how determined and dedicated she was to her flight. you know, i'm sure people will have different opinions about, you know, whher or not that was, you know, something she should have done or said that she needed to do. maybe that was like a an infrastructure issue or the fact that she still had to go into the offi. but ultimately that was her choi. and she really wanted to prove that she was just as dedicated to her job as she s to being a mom. yeah, that's rit. you could see maybe getting some criticism today, but for then, i thinking as i was reading your overview of it that, well, good nasa that they even assigned her as she was coming out of having a baby and yes, that's not how we would look at it today. but you have to look at these things in the times. and anna, i guess she didn't interview she had a contractual obligation. is she a book? so you know, the women are ver

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