what kind of black river books you need to read.een us has already signed a settlement agreement. so we generally united together against a new disaster. you know, here, i think that these are the sports standards. it's kind of a bygone era. i think that, well, you don’t have to break your mouth with your nose, or that, in short, you will exhaust the situation in its entirety. it concerns you the most, you understand? and sometimes you turn on your brains, otherwise you always stand on off you will have a sip in your life in the coming days. fresh air good people serve first great in what relationship have you been noticed? not easy, let's say, it's like listen. i'm not going to play the heartbroken widow here until tonight. let's save time. i wanted a divorce. vitya didn't want to let me go. man for the first time i see again carefully look. as far as i know, boxers before the fight, they practically spend the night in the hall. yes, normal athletes. yes, i should have been a dream, but he wasn't here. more precisely right. a do yo

a7 is still on the black river to a foreigner. it was more correct that he sent him to a civilian.ll me who gave you permission to take him andrey that you don’t understand that if something happens to you, god forbid, everyone will have nothing for me.

a7 is still on the black river. he will tear the foreigner's head. great as well, this is my job. and you would calmly get it yourself if individual employees just did their job. they would write to you these formal replies of the witnesses to whom you sent me him, no one even interrogated, understand? i 'm quiet. olga borisovna, do you understand where they brought you? i understand, therefore, you understand that we will have a serious conversation. okay, let's not go around we have evidence that you are involved in organizing the murder of police major pavel semyonov, he returned to the service correctly at the moment when the killers hired by you made an attempt on his life, he was a civilian. you flew in from america a criminal case will be initiated against you, and then a sentence and finally a term. i said something funny. you know, all this severe tone of yours is a kgb entourage. doesn't make any impression on me at all. i studied norfak well , i understand perfectly well that everything that you are now say to prove, you can't, of course, try, please. have you placed a

in an open field , the black river runs along that black river , a merman with a little water rides onthey don’t sit with one oar ; so glad, god's dmitry and god's olga didn't sit at the same window on the same bench. we didn’t look at home, we didn’t think. come sit down. and now i’ll give you a fruit drink of cranberry sweet from the cellar, just got my father, help me. do you think? suitable a good wife will be for the eye. here is the sea. oh, what an armless woman i am. you please forgive me, please. i'm erasing this. you know, with boiling water , there will be no traces of cranberries, thanks, and our fucker is melted. as we specially go and rinse it is not necessary. well, it's inconvenient, i 'll do everything myself at home. we are happy about it. let's go let's go. arkhipka bring me a festive shirt. can you hear me? what? yes how many times can i tell you not to play this pipe. give it to me. give it to me. i repeat again. special steam, i won't bathe. well , rinse, rinse, and now let it pass your clothes will dry. ok then. well come on come on. what did i want to ask? are y

explain what it is and how it fits into this black studies course. >> the coma he river collective itselfganization of black feminists, black lesbians that formed in the 1970's. three of the leading members of that organization put together -- wrote a manifesto, essentially, proclaiming the meaning of black feminism for them, which was really about looking at the ways the experiences of black women had been minimalized or marginalized over the course of the radicalization of the 1960's, which is to say many black politics were seen as amale nture, organizing around the demands oblack men and the emergent feminist movement would have been dominated by white women. so the collective emerges to talk about really what are the experiences of black women and they write this manifesto as a way to articulate the need for what they describe as identity politics and not the kinds of identity politics that is talked about today, criticized by the right and liberals today as an exclusionary venture but really as a way for people who are oppresd and marginalized to have a way to talk about their own e

the legend remains , a black cop lives in the river. is demon could move into the dead man and begin to kill people, and not just like that, this black drowned man of others was. how did vanka drown? he drowned in his nets so that the fisherman would fall into his nets. who else has also drowned? come on remember. former precinct kurkov precisely now he is a black cop, you better drink further. when you're sober, you become an idiot. the district officer has been dead for more than two years. took two years. or maybe now it won't calm down for a long time? the doctors didn't give it to you. his chances of healing are like a stroke urgently sent from the hospital, and vyacheslav malezhik got to his feet and picked up his girlfriend 's guitar hand, fully recovered or not, as an artist, he fought for life, he could not, and for three months they fed me through zone. who was next to him the most difficult moment to communicate more due to the fact that time is also running out and then you will bite your elbow, as during an illness, he almos

movements led by black women including the river collective which was a rights movement led by black lesbian women who didn't feel they had a place in the black civil rights movement led by men or feminist movement largely led by white women. so it's been really, i guess, fascinating is the term i'll use, to see these accusations that topics that are in there that we provide sources for, including, for example, professor crenshaw's famous article on intersectionality, is actually in the digital library that students will have access to. so knowing all of this, it's been a really fascinating week and a half. >> well, look, here's the thing. and i believe you when you say that ron desantis did not prompt you to change the curriculum. ron desantis is not some intellectual giant that anyone listens to. he's coming out in january and critiquing what was in it and saying they wouldn't allow it in florida. he just pulls ideas from wherever he thinks he can build his presidential campaign. he's not some guy sitting around thinking about critical race theory. i believe you on that. here's the

but thousands of black folks went across the river to join the union army.n kentucky, the birthplace of jefferson davis, they are struggling with telling a story among these memorials. including [inaudible] dedicated to the only president of the confederacy. >> look at that, my goodness! that is huge! when you're thinking about the conversation and debate especially over the last year, what are the effects that cannot be turned down by this statue? how can they go into this debate. we are talking about a obelisk at 350 feet tall. >> that's why we're moving into, within the past few years it is talking about the construction of confederate memory in kentucky. routed specifically in the routes that are raising money to create this audience of landscape today. to sell it back to not only the south, but the entire nation. and with the south in the civil war, recognizing that this history comes much later. it is situated with the story of the jim crow south. >> during the early 20th century, groups in the confederacy started promoting a revisionist spin on the wa

now when women crossed the river, they must wear a black had job. they faced beatings. the punishment for stealing as losing a hand or a foot full foreman to a hat is to use to live across the river. agreed to meet with us, all for fulani and say, they joined the johanna as because you supposed to houston, especially by molly and soldiers? some have found refuge in neighboring countries, including in mauritania, the most stable state, and us a hell. some 67000 people live in them, bear our refugee camp. most of them at wal reg, who fled to a hottest in northern malia in 2012. the newest arrivals, however, all fulani, like chief baggy saw a year ago, he fled his village after being threatened by a molly and soldier in already a low, yellow and la wildlife. the soldier said to me, i swear to you and i will not say it twice. but i heard the fulani killing us sloop . jihadists are killing us. somebody, so we're going to kill all the felony. i called someone at the judicial district him and he told us to stay home and no one will hurt on the war. will be over in joy to jean w

this list of black firsts is longer than the mississippi river. it's almost always in relationship to some white institution. black excellence. start with integration. but the recognition of it juxtaposed whiteness became a cultural celebration during that era. in other words, boasting black achievement in white spaces, doing the sixties became a way of convincing whites that black people were worthy of their presence. blacks already knew of their own hard work and excellence. that was no secret. it was white folks we were trying to convince of our merit. this soon a social fixation. now, if you google black first a list of achievements that makes black people seem instead of simply presenting us as keepers of an excellence tradition that started long before whites recognized are it into their ranks. that's the problem with this first black foolishness. it credits the place of the achievement instead of the person person. take, for instance, the literary achievement of toni morrison. no one has stretched the american imagination like she has, and n

black lady." - across the river, new york mayor rudy giuliani is expected to win reelection in a landslide. - new the streets. you can be safe again. i want to continue that." that kind of fear he put in white folks in the city. fear--that is what brought him back into office. - thank you very much to all of the people of the city of new york for giving me four more years as your mayor. - the body of 22-year-old amadou diallo was taken from the bronx in new york this afternoon. he died in his apartment doorway at 12:40 a.m. february 4th, struck by police bullets 19 times. 41 shots were fired. - he took out his wallet to identify himself. they thought it was a gun. one of them yelled gun. 41 shots fired between the four officers, killing him. so that whole concept of the rapid expansion of the unit was a management disaster, and horrific series of trials after that. - daily bitter demonstrations of outrage, giuliani was blasted for being insensitive to minorities' concerns about police brutality. - now you had daily marches with people going to jail in protests. and while he did not meet with me,

now when women cross the river, they must wear a black shadow job. they faced beatings, the punishment for stealing as losing a hand or a foot full foreman to had us to use to live across the river, agreed to meet with us, all for fulani and say they joined the johanna because were persecuted. this former hunter says his village was invaded by the maryan army and attacked by those though hunters. i'm kind of believe they say that all felony are jihadists, but that's not true. and they attack our villages, killing women, small children who are 2 or 3 year olds, who can't defend themselves. and even old women who can't use a gun. no modem. why alden and i have owen it for any of your relatives co. hello. yes. warrants on those who sign up to fight must acquire their own wet and motorcycle. some spend up to 1800 years on gear. yoga on, they force you to hold your hands like this while praying. were you asked to convert to solve for them? oh, yes i, i myself and my leaky i. they wanted me to convert, but i refused. so i left the group. malik, has them, ha

now when women crossed the river, they must wear a black had job. they faced beatings, the punishment for stealing as losing a hand or a foot full foreman to had us to use to live across the river, agreed to meet with us, all fall off who lannie and say they joined the johanna as because were persecuted . this former harder says his village was invaded by the maryan army and attacked by those though hunters i'm coming to leave for. he said that all fulani r jihadist will, but that's not true. and they attack our villages, killing women. small children who are 2 or 3 year olds who can't defend themselves, and even old women, we can't use a gun. damn martin wild and in life i wouldn't be for any of your relatives co hello. yes. warrants on those who sign up to fight must acquire their own gretchen and motorcycle. some spend up to $1800.00 euros on gear yoga on . they force you to hold your hands like this while praying were you asked to convert to solvers him? oh yes. i, i, myself and my leaky eye, they wanted me to convert, but i refused. so i left th

now when women crossed the river, they must wear a black had job. they faced beatings. the punishment for stealing as losing a hand or a foot full foreman to a hat is to use to live across the river. agree to meet with us all fall off who lannie and say they joined the johanna because were persecuted. this former harder says his village was invaded by the maryan army and attacked by those though hunters. i'm coming to really say that all fulani are jihadist, but that's not true. they attack our villages, killing women, small children who are 2 or 3 year olds, who can't defend themselves. and even old women, we can't use a gun. no modem, why elton and i have owen it for any of your relatives co. hello. yes, boys on those who sign up to fight must acquire their own wet and, and motorcycle. some spend up to 1800 years on gear. yoga on, they force you to hold your hands like this while praying. were you asked to convert to solid prism? oh, yes i i myself and my leaky i. they wanted me to convert, but i refused. so i left the group. malik, has them, has been practiced here fo

black history month. >>> when we drove alongside the river, we didn't let the speedometer dip below 70 miles an hour. on one bank is the city. on the other, russian tanks, artillery, and snipers. a fast-moving target is hard to hit. >> it's very dangerous in kherson now. why are you still here? >> translator: if you were this old, where would you go? >>> what has happened to the women of afghanistan since the american military left kabul? to find out, we went, of course, to rwanda. yes, rwanda. how are you all doing? >> great! >> this is the story of a brave afghan woman who helped evacuate more than 200 afghan girls and educators to safety in africa where they're studying in hopes of one day returning to their homeland. do you think that you'll become leaders? >> yes. >> i want to be a surgeon. >> i want to help poor people in afghanistan. >> i want to be a politician woman. >> a politician? >> and, finally, from zahra -- >> i want to be a spy. >> a spy? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott p

you have order black things that are troy, we're by people in this, we in the household and then you have the river, the water that collect all the ways that clubs is bridge and then you have people solving with your car and truly are part of the river, and you can see that plaza back before a mac edukit on how to money dealt with. so unfortunately is no more, it's overwhelming to see this, but you don't find it overwhelming. why do you see this? and think that this is something you want to take on for yourself. i realize that all the river a full blast, no one gay. no one's there. what is this an hour shoak to see that? so i decided to do something. and what i've been that i could to blame is shown in people myself by showing the way through them. ishmael began an initiative to clear up the waste from all of to well as 10 choked rivers. he calls his company dba and nature, meaning water in nature, in the local, sour language. he recruits a team of 30 volunteers and today i'm giving them a helping hand. but it quickly becomes clear to me what a tough job this is. where standing on this board becaus

it -- > and the black belt runs east to west as well. crect. but the rivers in the uthwest of the state, that alabama will beal,ti are 56.6% black. on 5,000 people. it is dficult to draw a district. on this point of who does better or not in the black belt, the district finds their plans do not do better on ligh belt. they say they do alet as well. our plan is 18 courts in three districts. everyone of their plan for them -- puts them in three district. every one of their plants put them into at least one district and -- >> wait till we get back. counsel, you have been asked a lot of questions on the nature of your submission, and i'm reou've had the full opportunity to respond. what, exactly, is your submission under section two that's,in particular, the relation between the computer analysis that youbmitted and why your argenis not enough to resuscitate the intent test that congress has rejected und stion two? >> well, your honor, we think that, as i mentioned before, intent is not irreleva even the milligan plaintiffs of eed on page, i don't have the pager

black grouse manages to fly away. wolverines will have to look for other prey. rivers overflow with water.he first insects leave the crevices in the rocks, which served as their refuge in the winter, after basking in the sun, butterflies or gays begin mate. their life is short, there is not a minute to lose, but first of all, you need to win the trust of the female, the most gentle caresses are used. mating can last all day? the sweet couple hardly breaks away from each other. the rivers of the urals during the melting of snow turns into turbulent streams the last elk returns from winter pastures. it remains to cross only one river and they are at home. the stragglers will have a hard time. the constant influx of meltwater makes the river flow swift and its turns unpredictable. boron stream with a new one, the moose are again carried away from the shore, they choke and are exhausted. predators go hunting, this wolf feels that she has a chance to satisfy her hunger. thieves bear a few days ago filled up an elk weakened by a long transition, and now he is returning for his trophy. these anim

black history month. >>> when we drove alongside the river, we didn't let the speedometer dip below 70 miles an hour.one bank is the city. on the other, russian tanks, artillery, and snipers. a fast-moving target is hard to hit. >> it's very dangerous in kherson now. why are you still here? >> translator: if you were this old, where would you go? >>> what has happened to the

river. marx control plants gnawed iron ribs and fastenings and black nietzsche from the cellar with a crab ande a thorn of flowers prickly in ukraine ghosts flying in ukraine dreams, where gogol is bound where beeches and oaks and groves are our bases, and you are not earthly, you are earthly cool! it was a podcast, a must-read. we talked about the women of eduard limonov a with a speech to musicians, a rapper, a writer to fans, and limonova and, uh, talked to him. i'm the leading main womanizer. my voice is like water flowing through the wires. you answer and then i can, like all this. let's reach the sun of the sky. children's world will not return dignity. we are starting our next episode of the paws podcast on channel one. we have charming girls visiting today. this is a mono singer. hello project exproject monokini now a singer mono is a singer who wrote a bunch of dance hits and not only the main one, of which of course is reach for the sun, but i like the wind more. it's all thanks to maxim fadeev and now who writes to you the wind is ticking and many others such concerts of the ninetie

black bottles. so is that why this idea came to you? yes, because the portion of the river and now you cannot catch fish because the fishing area is full of glasses. so i've got 2 hub, not only to clean do rivers, but also to provide support. because it is not easy in the villages for someone to buy simple board. so now it build schepers echo both that could be useful. so we have part of our seats done what's next to you on breakfast? yeah, i'd love to try to do that. so we tie this. yeah. not yet . not so bad at ya. it is a little scary to think that what we're putting together, someone's actually going to be sitting on you're out in the water. so i feel a little bit of responsibility to not mess this up. i proud of my handiwork. oh you do. this isn't so bad, you do it once he's built the frame. ishmael ties to the base and then he adds in the scene. ishmael has built 37 boats to date, given that it takes 650 bottles to build one that's over 24000 bottles. removed from to wall is rivers and put to good use. so how much does it cost to make a boat like this with material oi

but there is a river, voronezh the voronezh river flows into the house, it, in turn, into the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov, and there it is not far from the black, which actually was the goal peter i when he founded the first admiralty in russia here is actually so identical. i feel like i'm falling into the past and i want to gamble and fight the pirates. and you meet quietly. you understand that this is a copy of the very ship that peter launched here in 1700 and which, by the way, became the first battleship of the russian fleet. i got a little divorced. hammock dreamed of new lands not discovered every swim. it was an adventure that united them and so many interesting things happened to them. yes, of course, diarrhea, tropical infections, scurvy, seasickness, look at this man. does he produce the impression is healthy and happily he doesn't answer, but you don't know anything about it. so, it means these people didn't have enough cheese. after all, mozzarella is a source of lactic acid bacteria, and these bacteria are known to strengthen the immune system. they synthesize certain proteins that would be epics, which are very important for th

the right bank, especially on the bank of the dnipro river, it is actually from stanislav oleksandrivka, it is closer to the dnipro estuary, to the black sea , to nikopol, in fact, if we are talking about the kherson region, they are all suffer from the shelling of the occupiers almost all problems with electricity, water supply, gas supply , because power lines are damaged during the shelling, and other vital infrastructure months, there is no opportunity to live fully, but the residents also live in the garden that you mentioned, about 700 residents now live there and are constantly under fire from the occupier from the left bank regarding the meaning . these are terrorist acts, nothing else, but i think that this is all-in-all the desire of the occupiers to somehow strengthen the information wave about their presence on the left bank . eh, in the east and eh, closer to the zaporizhzhia region, and here, to keep , let’s say, an information pretext, they are shelling the civilian population and trying to raise an information wave in this kherson, in fact, in order to prepare to help the citizens of kherson in the vacated place, what i

and always carefully chose names for them black siamese cat he gave her the name roman, that's three for ryb for fish well, she loved exactly some by the river to give an extraordinary man lived in the village of goriv the cossack has a diploma as a cook however, he did not work as a specialty, he devoted himself to farming barley , they helped people, many died in the village, they helped and dug graves right away, somehow, how good andryusha’s strength was, it was necessary to help, there was no need for significant questions, yes, from the village where andriy lived , it was only 2 km to the border with russia, so it is not surprising that already on the first day of the full-scale invasion there, it immediately became dangerous in many dunygu, too , glassy valentina was very worried about her son and she constantly asked to leave the village, and andrii refused to leave his native home, even for a few minutes, but they called every day, and on august 9, the connection with andrii was abruptly cut off , the mother's heart immediately felt something bad. where did the son go and why is he not answering the calls ? valentina asked her fello

footage from space and earth, where the black cloud hangs over the state, city residents complain about the unpleasant smell, animals and fish hypnotize in the rivers the authorities are forcing people to return to their at home, assuring that there is no danger to their health. in early february, i lay down from the rails. got off 50 freight cars 14 years old tanks were poisonous gas, which is used to make plastic pipes and other products. the railcars burned for several days. experts concealed the containers with chemicals in order to produce the so-called controlled detonation. as a result, the air got into highly toxic, and phosgene. in perm , the production of kama bicycles with a folding frame was resumed was a real hit in the soviet union and now it will reappear on the streets, a limited edition retro- style but with improved design made in honor of the city's 300th anniversary, demand has already far exceeded the original plan. and the return of the legendary bicycle kirill bortnikov the same city bike kama is now releasing in perm again, but in a new way with an updated frame geometry for durability and comfort well, it’s the same folding

river streams. we've already counted about three and a half. thousands of dead fish blackover the city and will not dissipate in any way. after the authorities decided to burn the contents of the ten sagittarius descended into the tanks so that the toxic chemicals would not enter the soil, the local authorities generally said that the burning was excellent, marda wine of the traffic police governor agreed with this decision. everything was checked in 2 days. at the checkout the evacuation was canceled and only after that many began to wonder. and was it a wise decision to burn millions of gallons of vinyl chloride, because when burned, vinyl chloride releases foil, an extremely poisonous gas that was used as a chemical weapon in the first world war, vinyl chloride. this carcinogen, which increases the risk of liver cancer, the centers for disease control and prevention warns that prolonged inhalation of vinyl chloride. may be associated with brain cancer, lung cancer and some species. so blood, how long after open burning persists this risk to say it is impossible to resea

large-scale flooding of the river, tuapse turned into a stormy powerful stream that uprooted the trees, carried them into the sea today in tuapse and along the entire blackst with rain, but tomorrow the sun looks, while it gets cold in the spring. azov in the crimea today without precipitation in sevastopol +7 in st. petersburg -7 °,9. all. better than us clearings in moscow without precipitation and colder in the morning to 20 frost in the afternoon -12 -14. for now, everyone is watching the weather on ntv our own war a storm in the desert premieres on february 25 at 22:20 on ntv on wednesday we have turkey kupaty. thursday friday seal money. that's it, this is a dad from an ecologically clean region of russia recommended for children. nikita panfilova oh, this is not a maternity hospital. this is a madhouse today 20:00 on tv at 22:20 on ntv

river. marx for control water gnawed through the iron of the ribs and fasteners and black nietzsche from the. i am like a thorn of flowers, prickly in ukraine ghosts flying in ukraine dreams, where gogol is bound, where beeches and oaks and groves are our bases, and you are not earthly, you are earthly. it was a podcast, a must-read we talked about the women of eduard limonov and with a speech to musicians by a rapper writer to fans, and lemon and uh, i talked to him. i'm leading main botnikova. you see, this is the kind of thing that turns out to be the king of football, we are talking about a saw, and at the same time in the soviet union in russia they didn’t really see him and don’t know him, because it turns out to be a big myth. aleksandrovich is no myth , he said that television came to world football by and large, only in the sixty- sixth year did the world cup begin to show the fifty-fourth year there virgins.

the northern direction, when the river regions of our state are attacked there well, how about the caliber, we understand everything, the caliber is also here from the black sea, and the aviation is strategic. sides let's put it this way, i mean transnistria, you know what, hmm, ms. humenyuk, we mentioned her, we talked about what, uh , the ukrainian armed forces are chatting in this direction, so our military is there , uh, on the border with moldova, with the republic of moldova, uh what information is there today to what extent this threat can be real, uh , look again, we are talking about the fact that there are certain risks, just like the risk of the heights of the timur landing , a naval operation is impossible, it is 100%. for today well, it's just even a thousand percent but the risks remain again until the victory and the advent of peace. as for the territory of unrecognized transnistria, the temporarily occupied territory of the republic of moldova, we are talking about the kremlin's methodology. this is the source of tension right here on this part of the border near ours, including the odesa region. a year ago, we also talked a little differe

river, but there's still no sign of nicola. the 45—year—old mortgage adviser was wearing a long black gilet, black jeans and wellies.walker. 11 minutes later, she'd logged into a work call on her phone. at around ten past nine, someone else who knew her saw nicola walking her dog willow. at half past, the conference phone call ended, but nicola's phone stayed logged on. five minutes later, it was found by a passing dog walker, but nicola was nowhere to be seen. well, this is where nicola was last seen. her phone was found a few minutes later, still connected to a conference call, and her dog was found running around off its lead. six days she's been missing, six days of torment for the family. today, they have talked about that. "people don'tjust vanish into thin air," they said. "somebody must know something and somebody should get in touch with police." lancashire police say despite the search, it's found no evidence of foul play and there's nothing to suggest she was taken against her will. the search will go on tomorrow, as the anxiety grows for nicola's family. nick garnett, bbc news, st michael's on wyre. a gl

as a result, a huge column of black smoke rose from the top, toxic substances entered the air and riverswater does not cause concern. at least 39 people died in panama due to a bus falling off a slope , there were foreign citizens who were heading to a reception center for migrants, the driver tried to turn on the road, but as a result , the bus fell down and crashed into another car, there were 66 people inside affected, sent to the nearest hospital. among them, 10 children, three in critical condition. further news of the regions, stay with us. now the news of the capital region, the weather in moscow has returned to the climatic norm. this afternoon it will be minus six in the afternoon all day in different areas it will be light snow. forecasters warn that in moscow in the coming days there will be sharp fluctuations in atmospheric pressure today, it will rise by 15 units and amount to 755 mm of mercury, and on saturday it will drop sharply in march during the heating season, local residents have repeatedly complained about cold batteries and hot water cuts in their homes since octob

black-owned farm in the area. now, they are expanding to another business venture. our correspondent dina demetrius visited helena, arkansas in the heart of the mississippi river deltathan making money. dina: harvey williams is a trailblazer in a town he's known all his life. helena, arkansas sits in one of the state's poorest counties. but william's new distillery proves there's richness in the mississippi delta. harvey: there's more to this town than just a bunch of old farmers. i mean, there's so much more. and i want and i believe that this distillery can bring some positive light to that. dina: patrons from all over the delta are drawn to williams' award-winning vodka and gin made from sweet potatoes grown on his family farm. delta dirt is the only black-owned farm-distillery in the country. but for williams and his wife, delta dirt is distinguished by something even more profound. harvey: donna and i were intentional about wanting our business to be for all people. dina: williams, an agricultural engineer, and his family returned to the area after years of working outside the state. harvey: i didn't necessarily want to farm, like drive tractors every day, but

to collect of a black community residence and activists advocating for neighborhoods next to the plant facility, also dawning from atlanta is jacqueline eccles, co founder of the self river watershed alliance. that is trying to protect the land in which the plan police center will be built. and joining us from new york ana cook is a film producer ha, plus, who's been covering the story. also, you are at the table. if you're watching this on youtube right now, see the common thing over there. we have a lie producer there waiting to get your comments to me so i can get him to our guest. so i invite you to be a part of the screen with me today. or let's start with anna anna, what drew you to the story? yeah, no this there has been a lot of attention on cop city and had been bubbling since, especially after 2020 the nation wide black lives matter protest where people not just in atlanta but nationwide called for a d fund and the police an end to police brutality but then in atlanta, we saw with this a post facility, an increase in funding for the police. and so that do a lot of attention. obviously a lot of opposition and people have peacefully occupy the forest as a way to

this river is an important source of drinking water, is also vital for agricultural crops. farmers like your hand steinberg, a very concerned. sometimes the reverend with totally black because of the storage is very bad for me. worried about the phosphor in the water. we're going to the ground though you were crotch and by don't think itself the forward ground is also not healthy for people. and that's not all large amounts of raw sewage, just spilling into the helps water samples. are tested for equally bacteria to assess fecal contamination. near the river source equal i, concentration has been measured at a 100000 times above the accepted limit. so fresh is now pushing to get the river landscape officially declared and nature conservation area as protected by diversity corridor meandering through the most urbanized areas on the continent. it will help to revitalize south africa's industrial heartland on earth. d, a group from fresh set out to demonstrate to the authorities, the potential of a clean river system. the returns the little trap on a mission to remove 60 tons of wastes from this spot. in one day, 15 volunteers from the local community were paid 20 euro

the flora and fauna of the river is dying out, the salinity of the sea of ​​azov is increasing, another 920 russians were caught, now they are sent to their families in blacknd since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, our defenders have demobilized 128,420 enemy soldiers, in addition , the defenders have destroyed eight tanks, four armored combat vehicles 13 cars and tankers, 10 art systems and four rocket salvo fire systems at the general staff remind us that these data are approximate and this week should be full of european integration ukraine is waiting for the decisions of its partners in the european union, president volodymyr zelenskyi said, in particular through the eu-ukraine summit, which will be held on february 3 in kyiv, we are waiting for news for ukraine, we are waiting for the decisions of our partners in the european union, which will correspond to the achieved level of interaction between our institutions and the eu and our progress, which is obvious there is even despite the full-scale war, today i spent a long time with the international bloc of the government and the office, we are preparing ukrainian proposals for negotiations

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river is an important source of drinking water is also vital. so agricultural crops, farmers like your hands steam berg are very concerned. sometimes the reverie was totally black because of the storage. it's very bad for us. really worried about the phosphor in the water. we're going to the ground though, you could crotch and i don't think it's a healthy forward ground. it's also not developing for people. and that's not all large amounts of raw sewage, just spilling into the helps water samples. are tested for equal i bacteria to assess fico contamination near the river source equal i. concentration has been measured at a 100000 times above the accepted limit. so fresh is now pushing to get the river landscape officially declared and nature conservation area, as protected by diversity corridor meandering through the most urbanized areas on the continent. it will help to revitalize south africa's industrial heartland on earth. d, a group from fresh set out to demonstrate to the authorities, the potential of a cleaner river system. the returns the little trap on a mission to remove 60 tons of wastes from this spot. in one day, 15 volunteers from the local commu

led to large-scale flooding of the river, tuapse turned into a stormy powerful stream that uprooted trees. i wore them at sea today in tuapse and along the entire blackooks, while it will get colder at azov in crimea today without precipitation of sevastopol +7 in st. petersburg -79. cloudy with clearings in moscow without precipitation and colder in the morning until 20 frost in the afternoon -12 -14 for now everything is for me, see the weather on ntv crocus city hall crowded spectators have gathered here for the sake of concerts in honor of the defender of the fatherland day written on my fan from chelyabinsk seas - this is a russian woman arranged, my good friend brandon at such a big event to show his author's music. it's always very cool. the brightest stars of the patriotic stage perform songs about love , friendship, human values ​​and war, all in new musical arrangements and accompanied by a symphony orchestra. crocus city hall the idea of ​​the concert was to remind the audience that the entire centuries-old thousand-year history of russia and we are on important historical milestones events and battles show the relationship between a man a