always must be rejected even artificial and here are things it feels very good and here is the black squareate of our world our universe well and one more bright enough andriy zagdansky's documentary film , let me remind you that andriy zadanskyi is the director of the documentary, mykhailo danyil . za gdański spoke extremely sensually about their history of relationships , how they care about each other. if you get the chance, be sure to watch this tape. also , andriy za gdański's latest tape to shoot is called the national museum, she talks about the kyiv national art museum . i think you have seen all these paintings there. the film first tells about the process of restoration - here is this particular painting polaris, it is not called the artist oleksandr bogomazov, it is probably one of the most popular paintings of the national art museum and also we see other restoration processes and it is told in this film which art was banned and during the soviet union which paintings that are now stored in the national art museum once were under the ban and why are these extremely interesting s

is unlikely that the registrar will be released, just like that for a couple of seconds and the black squareget ahead at all. he wants to show ambition, well done registrar, handsome. that's all for today, dear friends, see you next week, well left bored. go to the site, ntv.ru to the page in the first transfer and look through our tv magazine in each issue there is educational material. however, it does not hurt anyone to relax and laugh, and here it seems to me that we are also very even at the level that works best. aeroloka dog sledding balloons and a bicycle where you can swim as if one world ends and a completely different one begins who and why chooses unusual transport for their travels, paw swimsuit for cats and a shower head , you need to wear such uniforms to wash . do special devices help make water procedures easier for cats and dogs? a miracle product a toothbrush that controls brushing and gives recommendations on oral hygiene. you are white to me. make tea like this, then i will stop cleaning and pillows with healing microspheres, which is worthy of our sticker of a miracle,

and vaglich and black square, 2015. you can watch this film, for example, on vimeo.is a documentary film. andriy sartansky shoots only documentaries, and he talks about the artist vagroch bakhchynyan . he was born in kharkiv. he moved to the united states, he is defined by such a great sense of humor . by the way, there is also a lot of humor in the films of andriy bohdansky, and there are also many different animated inserts and reflections, too, about the soviet soy, but i will remind you that this is 2015, but practically all the speakers in this film talk about vaghrich, about an extremely interesting artist, they are russians, and for example, even then it was not a bad idea to insert the opinion of eduard limonov , for example, he is also in this film and that's why, to be honest, when you watch this film, with all due respect and interest in it, i want to say that it gives the impression that it is so much more russian than ukrainian . there is also a film by andriy zagranskyi called mykhailo and danyl, it's like that continuation of his short story about the

on the people who came to the maidan, who came to protest stand up for your voice a vaglich and black squarefor example, on vimeo, this is a documentary film. andriy sardansky only shoots documentaries, and he talks about the artist in agrocha bakhchynian he was born in kharkiv, introduced or later he moved to the united states, he is defined by such a great sense of humor. by the way , there is also a lot of humor in andrii zagdanskyi's films, and e. there are also many different animated inserts and reflections about the soviet soy , but i will remind you that this is 2015, but practically all the speakers in this film talk about vagrich, about an extremely interesting artist, they are russians, and for example , it was not a bad idea to insert the opinion of eduard limonov, for example, he is also in to be honest, when you watch this film, with all due respect and interest in it, i want to say that it makes an impression that it is more russian than ukrainian. there is also a film by andriy zagadansky called mykhailo and daniil, which is a continuation of his short film about the kyiv arc

well, new then, yes, well, how was the black square in its time or what?hristian dior with his dresses of happiness, that is, they went down in history now you will not surprise anyone with such a dress, but in due time the right moment. they were, uh, in the right place at the shows. that's very beautiful. it still looks. yes, secondly, i think that a is dress carrying some additional meaning. a and. thirdly, i think, just unique very beautiful dresses belonging to some of the best collections of designers can. well, here are those that delight the eye through time, amaze with interesting ideas in working with texture or with construction or light or a dress dedicated to a specific task. for example, we created a dress, and dedicated to may plisetskaya and maria marina alexandrova starred in it, and we embodied a white and black swan in one dress; the dress was created from a thousand, hand-painted empire. here it was dedicated to my plisetskaya and created in a unique way. for 2 months we have been creating , painting each peru, separately processing eac

red horse of petrov-vodkin and finally understand what is the secret of malevich's masterpiece black squareld be happy with how his brainchild develops, because the collection has increased tenfold and today he himself would need a specialist to talk about what else has appeared in the creative bins of the tretyakov gallery, which can rightfully be called a treasury of national and world art. olga pautova a gallery where people go an endless stream in the literal sense of the word. good morning dear our guests welcome. to run to your favorite room to plunge into the world of colors or to gaze intently at the canvas and build your guesses about the secrets of creating masterpieces by color colder than all this and pavel tretyakov wanted when 130 years ago he opened the doors of his gallery to visitors. it is known to be very popular. the first viewers enjoyed the paintings of princess tarakanova of florida and pokirev's unequal marriage. i want to turn your attention. here at this moment, but does not remind. this is the composition of the female michelangelo yes, which we would have to earn

you know that sadiq khan's organised trafalgar khan's organised in trafalgar square that is a black squarend that is a black event, but it's not the same. go on. it ain't the same. now, to be fair, don't usually attend be fair, i don't usually attend carnival, i did year. carnival, but i did this year. first of all, my great grandfather, leslie king, was the jamaican settler in the first jamaican settler in brixton , so it wasn't for him. brixton, so it wasn't for him. and being a guarantor for other black families to come over, we wouldn't have black people in brixton. it was a 75th year brixton. and it was a 75th year anniversary of the windrush . so anniversary of the windrush. so even when i was there , the vibe even when i was there, the vibe was nice . i was drinking not was nice. i was drinking not anything bad, but you know, the energy . energy. >> we don't mind, you know what i mean? >> the energy was nice. >> the energy was nice. >> it was a good vibe. >> it was a good vibe. >> and the thing is, i didn't think anything violent was going to happen. call me stupid, but when i arriv

you know that sadiq khan's organised trafalgar khan's organised in trafalgar square that is a black squarend that is a black event, but it's not the same. go on. it ain't the same. now, to be fair, don't usually attend be fair, i don't usually attend carnival, i did year. carnival, but i did this year. first of all, my great grandfather, leslie king, was the jamaican settler in the first jamaican settler in brixton , so it wasn't for him. brixton, so it wasn't for him. and being a guarantor for other black families to come over, we wouldn't have black people in brixton. it was a 75th year brixton. and it was a 75th year anniversary of the windrush . so anniversary of the windrush. so even when i was there , the vibe even when i was there, the vibe was nice . i was drinking not was nice. i was drinking not anything bad, but you know, the energy . energy. >> we don't mind, you know what i mean? >> the energy was nice. >> the energy was nice. >> it was a good vibe. >> it was a good vibe. >> and the thing is, i didn't think anything violent was going to happen. call me stupid, but when i arriv

absolutely anyone in not just in the public eye, but literally every member of the public to put up a black squareof the black lives matter movement, to be supportive of taking the knee. and i don't like that peer pressure. i don't think it's signalling how is it helping racism? >> look, the point that i would make is that it is shining a light on an issue that affects a lot of people in this country. and people feel very strongly. >> okay. so benjamin then millionaire football has taken a knee of a pitch knee on the middle of a pitch that's changing the lives of black people britain. is it? black people in britain. is it? well, think how much well, i don't think how much they the issue. they earn is the issue. >> is that they're >> the issue is that they're trying to highlight racism, of which there considerable which there is a considerable history and tragic tradition in british football. now, emily just mentioned history being the operative racist murder. operative that racist murder. well, interviewed george floyd well, i interviewed george floyd , sister latanya, when the police officer was

absolutely anyone in not just in the public eye, but literally every member of the public to put up a black squarehe black lives matter movement, to be supportive of taking the knee. and i don't like that peer pressure. i don't think it's signalling how is it helping racism? >> look, the point that i would make is that it is shining a light on an issue that affects a lot of people in this country. and people feel very strongly. >> okay. so benjamin then millionaire football has taken a knee of a pitch knee on the middle of a pitch that's changing the lives of black people britain. is it? black people in britain. is it? well, think how much well, i don't think how much they the issue. they earn is the issue. >> is that they're >> the issue is that they're trying to highlight racism, of which there considerable which there is a considerable history and tragic tradition in british football. now, emily just mentioned history being the operative racist murder. operative that racist murder. well, interviewed george floyd well, i interviewed george floyd , sister latanya, when the police officer was conv

he's also got an event next month in trafalgar square black only event so you could understand exactlyn trafalgar square, the center of london. he's got an event black people only. that's right. yes, he's actually builders that so it's a celebration of black culture, which is fine. but how do you integrate? how do you become inclusive and the bottom line with this is that particularly i can tell you first hear city hall over here in london. a few rays. they're trying to find out exactly who let that out to the media. big stuff. let me tell you time, neil. that was great stuff today. thank you very much. indeed neil. sean pleasure. let me get this in real fast. the tuesday trivia question. how many states to the appalachian mountains run through 10 13 60. the 19 at the correct answer, as opposed to pure guesswork. after this. in any business. you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges. while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. c l a. c p a s consultants and wealth adv

she later opened more schools for black students. the square georgia's oldest city, was originally named after former vice president john c. calhoun, who was known for defending slavery and owning slaves himself. >>> a pilot on an overseas trip received rounds of applause for a special and unexpected announcement. here is cnn's jenny most. >> reporter: it's not unusual for a pilot to praise his exceptional crew, but this pilot singled out a certain flight attendant on board on a flight from washington to madrid the other day. he announced it was the first time in two years at united that he was flying the plane that his mom was working. >> she's been one of my biggest supporters of my career of becoming a pilot, ever since my first flight lesson. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: together, on united flight 260, reunited. ♪ ♪ reunited and it feels so good ♪ >> reporter: cole's mom has been a flight attendant at united for over 45 years. mom and dad have worked in aviation, his sister, carolyn, is the late toast become a flight attendant. the

and so a 200 square meter piece of black fabric, the color of cost of oil. and along with it, a band, the se, richie, so not oil. ready profits for future, and of course they seen responses you mentioned that to receives the next announcement at the beginning of the week that he would approve a 100 new oil and gas drilling licenses in the north c, a pledging to quite max out the u. k. is oil and gas reserves the this is obviously these are the top stories. 2 this is a volume image of capital to support the military government. they're angry about sanctions imposed by the regional block equal was rude to leader of the romans jani says he won't bother to pressure. you sound like you're dealt with regards to eco boss and the west african economic and monetary union is with amazement that new jerry is. have learned of the legal, adjusting in humane sanctions imposed on them. but they are above all, unprecedented, for the 1st time in the history of a community organization, the member countries decided to pronounce such severe sanctions against another member cou

eternal flame, the culmination of the khotyn memorial, the polished surface of the black cube is trimmed with a green squarem rybersky planted on lime 17, 1966, the khatyn memorial complex is developing not for fun. here a new sudzhas museum will be announced, and the kingdom of 17964 of the lukashenka is working. beautiful on the right there near this old, khatyn graves, and what was there a lid? how i turn on rasul khamzat near khatyn is not just an open-air museum , it’s a miracle to travel, how to peel off one’s own way, and two legs of fire to a symbolic khotin passes through the same hungry alley, pie-filled emotions about the young, and for domakh, the whole world is a complex yes, they showed some highways, minsk vitebsk is no more than 5 km away, the relief is considerable, and the people who are called are getting worse and worse in the memory of my land. nature, it seems the world has fallen into silence. all the sounds of bustle are gone and only the song of the wind is specially caressed by the ear, so that you look around and understand what silence is all around at every opportunity, go to na

these positions are 50 km from kherson, and in fact , the liberation of tavria and the black sea region took place squareis clear that each and every unit liberated some of its own small pieces. so, gradually, gradually, the liberation of this territory took place, but we filmed this is what we show you so that you can understand how difficult it is , how difficult it was, how difficult the battles were, how difficult the operation was here, because in fact this is an open field that is quite difficult to pass go unnoticed, go so as to knock them out of their positions in which they were entrenched in the spring, and that is why it took quite a long time from the announcement of the liberation of the south to the actual de-occupation of kherson, and there are very cool guys working here and girls who are basically everywhere and yesterday we talked to one of the former golden eagles who hung the flag on oda . you are definitely a ukrainian. intelligence and aerial reconnaissance, and well, everyone is different. but everyone is fantastically motivated to drive them out of our territories . see this week'

black mariah. there was nobody in the square when we went in and there was no newspaper notices. we went to meet the cardinal who was a saint who was a living saint. he had stood up to the communists. he had endured torture in prison, and we spent four hours with him. and when we walked out, there was a million people waiting for us in that square, they surrounded our car. my father stood on top with three of my 10, 10. i think that time, siblings and myself and i was a 12-year-old kid and i signed autographs for an hour. and i saw the people with tears coming down their face, the electric response to the crowd because people all over the world love the united states of america. and one of the reasons they loved us so much was because we had avoided going to war. my uncle had told his best friend bradley, the principal job -- bradley asked him, what do you want on your gravestone. so, and he said, he kept the peace. he said the principal job of the american president is to keep the country out of work. i don't want african children and latin american children and asian children w

we noticed that more and more often a square sticker with a black and white code is found on goods, fores in bottles of water, milk bags or perfume. why do we need mandatory labeling for some goods, it is distributed and how any citizen can check whether a genuine product is being sold to him about it. we will tell the instruction in the program. so, marking helps to track who and when produced the goods or carried him to the country. and at what stage of implementation is it? marking is done, either with the help of a special microchip rfid tag that stores information about fur products, or two-dimensional barcodes. for the rest of the goods, the system began to work in 2016 with mehov a in the eighteenth, perfumes were connected to it in the twentieth, shoes, then car tires, tires, dairy products, mineral, water and many other products joined the list. growing quickly. the following categories, which will come into effect from september 1 system and an honest sign - these are biologically active additives, antiseptics, medical products. ah. this wheelchair is a means of rehabilitation

we noticed that more and more often we see a square sticker with a black and white code on products,s, bottles of water, milk cartons or perfume. why do we need mandatory labeling for some goods ? it is distributed and how any citizen can check whether the product they are selling is genuine or not. we will tell you the instructions in the program. so, labeling helps to track who produced the product and when him to the country. and at what stage of implementation it is, marking is done either using an rfid tag of a special microchip that stores information about fur products, or two-dimensional barcodes. for other goods, the system began working in 2016 with mikhov, and in the eighteenth, perfumes were added to it, in the twentieth, shoes, then car tires, tires, dairy products, mineral, water and much more were added to the list of goods. grows fast. the following categories, which will come into effect from september 1 system and an honest sign - these are dietary supplements, antiseptics, medical products. ah. this wheelchair is a means of rehabilitation, and it is also baby water

representative maria zakharova a revelation that claims to be a sensation, even though black transplants have been operating in the squareineties. in the fourteenth year , the osce stated that in the places of mass graves in the areas of hostilities , the bodies of people with taken internal organs were found, and most likely. these were the victims of illegal rassosov over the past year and a half, the scale of this shady business in ukraine has only been growing, a whole truckload of human organs in june they promised to send to one of the nato countries to the west they are selling the hearts of ukrainians, their bones and even the eyes of the lives of their own citizens for the kiev regime, similar do not cost anything ukrainians are not only thrown into the so-called local assaults, leading to huge losses. well, the incoming information is used by wounded fighters as biomaterial mystery removing organs for transplantation. apparently, it is no coincidence that last year zelensky signed a law on transplantation providing for the removal of human organs, without their consent, this law was officially recognized to sim

whether he is actually under during the war, he purchased a hectare of land on the black sea coast and hundreds of square most suspected regional tcc sent to serve on the front line, this is cadres from transcarpathia where the military commissar forced the soldiers to build him an estate, the dbr has already reported the suspicion and the scale and variety of abuses are shocking, the conclusion is obvious in the staffing system, people who understand the value of the defense of ukraine, the value, not the price, should work in the military commissars, people who have seen the war, the president says are responsible for such violations of the inevitable inspection of military commissions on his behalf have been going on since the end of june, when it became clear that borisov had illegally enriched himself with the odesa army for 188 million hryvnias currently under the close attention of tercenters in 11 regions of ukraine rostyslav vsesoyek we ukraine marathon the only news of more than 13 billion dollars estimate the damages caused in the one and a half years of full-scale war in ukrainian business, t

so a 200 square meter piece of black fabric, the color of cost of oil, and along with it, a band, a se risky, so not oil profits for a future. and of course, they send responses. you mentioned that to reduce the next announcement at the beginning of the week that he would approve of a 100 new oil and gas drilling licenses in the north sea. a pledging to quite max out the u. k is oil and gas reserves for the us president donald trump, that appear in court on thursday in connection with his alleged attempt to over to the 2020 presidential election. this is the 3rd set of charges he's been indicted on the 1st stomach from actions while he was an office compass. quoting for the case to be moved out of washington, d. c, which he says is biased against him. mike, hanover pulled the media is gathered security around the quote house is being wrapped up and the former president is due to be indicted on the most serious charges, yet brought against him, was one of his lawyers says the defense rejects the trial dates envisioned by the prosecution to take president trump to trial in 90 days, of co

so a 200 square meter piece of black fabric, the color of cost of oil, and along with it, a band as a rookie, so not oil profits for a future. and of course they send responses. you mentioned that to receives the next announcement at the beginning of the week that he would approve of a 100 new oil and gas drilling licenses in the north sea. pledging to quite max out the u. k. is oil and gas reserves. the center of the network has been regularly shelled since rushes invasion of ukraine last year. the attacks of interrupted daily life and many districts. but the city center is still bustling. i mean, i shall have seen the contracts the 1st time. as one said, popular hub for football fans in ukraine. chuck thought of giving you extra stadium as evidence of how much has changed since flush especially minutes reputation. because these days it's a deserted monument at the entrance to the vaulted keith district. and yet the note also asked keeps key. life here is a constant fight for survival. so no warning signs. so if you have the sound of shelling, then you don't want to lock you once. yo

so a 200 square meter piece of black fabric, the color of cost of oil, and along with it, a band, a se risky, so not oil profits for a future. and of course they send responses. you mentioned that to receives the next announcement at the beginning of the week that he would approve of a 100 new oil and gas drilling licenses in the north sea. pledging to quite max out the u. k is oil and gas reserves.

so a 200 square meter piece of black fabric, the color of cost of oil, and along with it, a band, a se risky, so not oil profits for a future. and of course, they send responses, you mentioned that to reduce the next announcement at the beginning of the week that he would approve of a 100 new oil and gas drilling licenses in the north sea. pledging to quite max out the u. k. is oil and gas reserves. ross has attacked a ukrainian grain facilitating the of the remaining and border biden's. these attackers pushed up the price of drain video released by you've trained the shows ruined the buildings and the important piece mailed in the decimal region strikes on ports along the dash i have intensified, says moscow withdrew from a young broker, green shipping deal. you are a secretary of state, down to the blinking says rush is engaging in blackmail. often moscow pulled out at that deal. the agreement that allowed you trained to safely export and screen through the black sea banking was speaking as united states took over the presidency of the un security council. every member of this counci

square. it's when movements like black lives matter need to all emerge. and i think um with this fragmentation that we're seeing now, it will be a charter for any of these apps to be the sort of place the town square where we're having these kinds of debates. what's your gut feeling? are we witnessing the death flows of, of, of a one's fine, social media platform here? or will ex, somehow manage to, to, to reinvent itself? if x wants to x wants to reinvent himself as a product that has more features, but it's neglecting the core responsibilities better social media platform simply have to take on and i think it will not work out. the reason that people no longer feels safe and then people don't trust the app. i'm going to contribute to his docile further. he got great still to on counting the cost many thanks and they for being with us. of course, any time i can start is of course, one of the was leading tech style produces it, supplies everything from genes to towels tobias mainly in the us and europe. but the industry, which accounts for the least 60 per

there is a black day in trafalgar square where there's going to be a celebration with music and art anddiverse black culture in britain. almost like saying whites , please don't come on. whites, please don't come on. that day . and now we get this that day. and now we get this extraordinary website showing a white family walking along the towpath of the thames. and we're told from sadiq khan's office this doesn't represent real londoners. and i'm sure i put it to you that actually what khan is trying to do is so dangerous. division within london actually i >> -- >> hello to you and all your watchers as well. look, there's first thing that separate these two things out. a black day that celebrates black culture is a great thing if it invites everybody else along. one of the most important things you'll find about london is black or white. very proud of their culture. want culture. really want other people know it. so it's people to know about it. so it's about you talk about these about how you talk about these things. you things. the second point you bnng things. the second point you br

there is a black day in trafalgar square where there's going to be a celebration with music and art anddiverse black culture in britain. almost like saying whites , please don't come on. whites, please don't come on. that day . and now we get this that day. and now we get this extraordinary website showing a white family walking along the towpath of the thames. and we're told from sadiq khan's office this doesn't represent real londoners. and i'm sure i put it to you that actually what khan is trying to do is so dangerous. division within london actually i >> -- >> hello to you and all your watchers as well. look, there's first thing that separate these two things out. a black day that celebrates black culture is a great thing if it invites everybody else along. one of the most important things you'll find about london is black or white. very proud of their culture. want culture. really want other people know it. so it's people to know about it. so it's about you talk about these about how you talk about these things. you things. the second point you bnng things. the second point you br

something you continue to see in the movement and other movements now and when black lives matter activists in lafayette squaret of the white house and the square was cleared so the president could go stand by st. john's church and there were weeks of reporting about that. who ordered this square to be cleared. law enforcement was there, what tactics did they use, this massive washington post video investigation zoomed in on the emblems on different law enforcement officers to figure out what happened that night and curfew expired and the protesters just went home it wouldn't have been a story and it was the protesters who continued to keep this in the news even though the protests had not gone the way they anticipated. there are 19th-century roots to this tactical make sure you make the press work for you, make sure you craft an image that works for you. this is something we think of as an artifact of the instagram age but suffragists were really good it paying attention to how things look and making sure they looked the way you wanted them to. women in wyoming voting, wyoming was the first state where women

and from the top on filed a 200 square meter piece of fabric. jet black fabric, the color, presumably all boil and separately to other activists. sun filled up on a unwritten, on that band that receives to knock oil profits or our future. and they are saying out the joining green piece that soon act as being a client that he's big a climate off of those 2 rather than the climate leader as well. i get looked at background to this. is it experts say that those budgies made by richie so that last week and aberdeen risk a catastrophe full of the climate? and they say that it undermines the u. k. is place as a major economy, tackling climate change green. please specifically say that the process designed to stopping a so not from a proving the exploitation of roses bank rose bank is the biggest and developed oil and gas field kind of the in the north sea and bring peace is simply operating rose bank would a lower and be enough to exceed the case carbon budget and they accuse him yes of being a climate austin instead of holding a blow torch to the planet. now, number 10 has responded in the

ai squaring the het out of black folks is un-american. we wanted it to reach a global audience.t's how i convinced him to o change the title after a lot of discussions. anit wasn't an easy thing. they know i'm not easily convinced. it took ate minute to convince e of that. i am glad i did that. >> yeah. i wasn't scared of publishing the book. we publish aoc lot of social s justice and books on systemic racism. i wanted to make sure i gave calvin the best publishing opportunity to reachis the biggt audience. discussions around that was the rimain hesitation. we are an academic publisher but we publish professional books. we negotiated and i'm glad we did. >> talk about social justice. >> uh-huh. >> in your' work and what you have done. the social justice aspect play in ai. >> it's really important because of bias issues in ai and not talked about a lot. we have a lot of technical books ino ai. we work with ai business and different technical aspects. there is not any other book that gets into the issues about systemic racism, ai bias. and all of the responsible ai and issues the

these positions are 50 km from kherson, and in fact, this was happening square by square the liberation of tavria and the blackn and it is clear that each and every unit liberated some of its own small pieces. thus , the liberation of this territory gradually took place, but we filmed it and are showing it to you in order to there was an understanding of how difficult it was, and how difficult the battles were, how difficult the operation was here, because in fact, this is an open field that is quite difficult to pass through without being noticed, to pass so as to knock them out of their positions, where they were entrenched in the spring, and that's why from the announcement of the liberation of the south to the actual de -occupation of kherson, quite a lot of time has passed, and there are very cool guys and girls working here, who are basically everywhere, and yesterday we talked to one of the former golden eagles who hung the flag on oda v exactly ukrainian, yes, soldiers , yes, say it with a sledgehammer , a sledgehammer, what can you do with a flag than a flag? today they touched other guys from bila ts

actually began, and these positions are 50 km from kherson, and in fact, square by square, the liberation of tavria and the blackgradually the liberation of this territory took place, but we filmed it and we show it to you so that you understand how difficult it is, how difficult it was, how difficult the battles were, how difficult the operation was here, because in fact, this is an open field that is quite difficult to pass through without being noticed so as to knock them out of their positions in which they were entrenched in the spring, and therefore, actually , it took quite a long time from the announcement of the liberation of the south to the actual deoccupation of kherson, and here very cool guys work and girls who are everywhere, in principle, and yesterday we talked with one of the former golden eagles who hung the flag on oda . you are definitely a ukrainian, yes, soldiers . are engaged in intelligence and aerial reconnaissance, and well, they are all different but all of them are fantastically motivated to drive us out of our territories i welcome you to the espresso channel, the war with russia is

black identity. the home. the mecca. huey newton. >> reporter: located near jack london square the museum is his latest venture toward creating an academy >> i want to implement more than anything to turn this into a campus for the dope era academy. i think all of the businesses we have opened, i'll allocate space for campuses. >> reporter: he knows the problems plaguing his hometown. street violence, shuttered businesses, and homelessness. but he is staying committed to oakland and the youth. >> there wasn't too many alternatives when i was growing up. wasn't so many options. from a simple trip to the corner store you could lose your innocence or lose your life. one or the other. i want to be able to provide an option for these kids. you don't got to sell dope or pump or ride or rob or steal from nobody. >> reporter: the other big thing he wants to do at the academy break down the stigma surrounding mental health. >> i suffer from anxiety real deep. this is why mental health aspect of our campus is big. creating the literacy program, mental health program, finance, fashion. all of these things that we have to pour in and mee

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