a hunting cabin, could be going cabin to cabin, but that will be a problem in some aspects because of the00ing season. some of those are going to be occupied. temperatures are fairly mild right now, but in the next month they're not going to be. he will need that secure cover area. i also agree that if he hasn't already eaten a bullet somewhere, he may be planning to, or may be planning his last stand in a cobb in where he is comfortable with a wood stove and food, time to think about it. when he is cornered, he will make the next decision. being on the run very long doesn't seem like an option to me for someone that knows the area, he probably knows of a cabin, off in the deep wilderness somewhere that he can get to and hold up. >> could he hold up in a cabin, hunt deer, eat deer meat for months and months and months? >> depending how many supplies are already in the cabin, there's no doubt you could do that, if you're prepared, the cabin is well enough supplied, no question about it. you also have the fact there are probably other hunting cabins around, if he starts to run low on ce

i love cabin crew. i cabin crew. cabin crew. i love cabin crew. right. | cabin crew.t. i think they have right. and i think they have a very tough job. and i spend a lot of time to talking cabin crew and i just wondered, though , do you think cabin crew that your standards have slipped ? do your standards have slipped? do your standards have slipped? do you think that parents wise, as an appearance wise, this is not me saying this. >> this is tv with leonardo dicaprio, you know, when he was a fraud. fraud after catch me if you can. yeah. and that really showed just went high showed they just went into high school hottest girls . school picked the hottest girls. they sleeping together . they were all sleeping together. it very glamorous . and it was all very glamorous. and yeah, it's just not like that anymore. >> doors to manual and cross check. >> don't stop with that. >> don't stop with that. >> what do you think of cabin crew and the way they appear and have their appearance declined over recent years and should it be up to the passengers? like, for instance, this

, the fire spread throughout the cabin, and then the cabin began to fill with smoke, well, since i wasst of the moments of this thirty-two years ago it was always in my head to jump, yes it was i’m scared, because since childhood i’ve been afraid of heights, 4 m, there’s concrete, i understand that if i jump , i’ll crash, well, there were no options, because there was nothing to breathe, there was no air, i remember one woman, she had a baby, she i came up to her to jump, but she was just a child. well, accordingly, she jumped, injured her spine and didn’t crawl away, followed by a man, well, he’s about 50 years old and has such an athletic build, but he sees where i’m going to jump to her back, okay, so he swung to the side under the wing and jumped away from her , the mountain lies directly human, that means on top of each other, well, a person, well, 15, probably 20, maybe , was lying and i realized that the idea was to quickly work in such situations, i realized that if i jump, it means, well, i’m injuring people, and i mean, i jumped diagonally to the nose of the plane, that is, s

you can hunt -- >> jimmy: you have fish in the cabin? >> not in the cabin.my: keep them in the water? that's good. they'll go bad in the cabin. >> didn't you guys have a competition out at your place and you guys lost? >> jimmy: we have a fishing competition. >> you do your own buddy games. >> jimmy: yeah, we don't have -- well, i haven't made as big a deal as you have out of this thing. you've turned this into a multimedia situation. there's the movie theaters. there's the television show "buddy games." i would imagine your friends are astonished by the fact that you did this. explain what this is, in case -- i know you explained it before. >> it's something we started -- as kids we started doing these stupid games. as we got older, we stayed really close. and bob schwartz, the "bobfather," started sanctioning it. every third weekend of every august every year we get together and do these games. cbs loved the idea. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> especially because we do one crazy event. there's the ping-pong and golf and wiffleball, always a big one. there's always o

i had saved this point that is this cabin on my gps.ain, and before i lose my way, because my gps will probably stop working, i'd better organize my stuff. but i always take with me the things you see in front of me, i might add other things to this set on other journeys, but these are the ones that are fixed on every journey i go on. the things i have taken with me this time include a ground cloth, feather jacket, a sleeping bag, camel back, a swiss army knife, needle and thread, some pins, a gps device, a spoon and fork, nail clippers, which is very important to have with you, i have a magnifying glass, in case i get a splinter in my finger, for example, i can remove it with the help of the magnifying glass and tweezers, i have a whistle, in case i get lost, i blow my whistle as a call for help, i also have pair of scissors, few batteries for the gps and the headlamps, possible accidents in my diary. i also have pair of sunglasses suitable for mountains. i have a blue airpolow so i can sleep well at night. i have a bag in which i keep

i had a good night sleep in that cabin.s nothing ugly nature. you can see the miracle of... creation and seemingly simple things god has put in this world. the more we get in tune with the beauty of the world, the more we will be able to keep our souls from the evils of the world. beauty brings with itself happiness, inspiration and transcendental experiences. in the absence of natural beauty, we will have hatred, outrage and abnormal behaviors. if you look nature without being touched by its beauty, we should feel worried when we prefer worldly. trappings at the price of destroying invaluable nature. at the end of my journey, i wished all the best for the beautiful, unique nature of hara's road. ian puddick found himself controvertially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegations against din. there was overkill in the police approach to this in the raids in his home, the raids in his business. didn't se

, with a large shower and a comfortable bed, good night, and although the cabins are small, but... ae group of cabins, well, there’s no point in staying in a hotel at all , look how beautiful it is around , as they say, farewell to the earth, good luck, the hotel does not float itself, it is moved by a motor ship, it is thanks to it that you will fall asleep on one section of the river, and wake up tens of kilometers from here, everything in this hotel is interesting, even watching the barge pulled by this ship. which it is symbolically called pripyat, now we will turn around, then he will not pull, but push the barge forward, a complete feeling will be created that the barge is a self-propelled vessel. i’m amazed at how delicately our captain takes the barge out onto the deep water, i really feel a huge experience, even a little... i envy the peculiarities of traveling around pripyat , amazing places along the coast, nature reserves and wildlife sanctuaries, and of course, the famous turov bow. birdwatchers from all countries dream of being here to watch rare birds. when you arrive

it will house 75 cabins and 150 people. now, i was able to speak with one of the leader who's is pushing for this site to tell us what it could mean for the community. >> reporter: elizabeth is the founder and ceo of dignity moves. a nonprofit that focuses on ending unsheltered homelessness and assisting and possibly developing this project. >> it does not end homelessness but it gets the person stabilized where they can take a deep breath and have a chance to work on what the permanent exits are. >> reporter: she shares that the solarpower housing site would provide beds but a full complex with amenities. the cabins will be placed on a land temporarily and be in a five year lease. >> because it is temporary therefore it does not have a long-term impact on the environment does not go through the environmental reviews, does not have a long-term impact on zones use so it does not have to go by all of the zoning restrictions t opens up a lot of doors. >> reporter: thanks to a local businessman who owns the land is donating it

everything is fine, i had a good night sleep in this cabin, it's totally foggy outside and i fear thatuse my gps will probably stop. things you take with you when you go to nature vary from journey to journey, but i always take with me the things you see in front of me. i might add other things to this set on other journeys, but these are the ones that are fixed on every journey i go on. the things i have taken with me this time include, a ground cloth, feather jacket, a sleeping bag, camel bag. glass, in case i get a splinter in my finger, for example, i can remove it with the help of the magnifying glass and tweezers, i have a whistle, in case i get lost, i blow my whistle as a call for help, i also have pair of scissors, few batteries for the gps and the headlamps, powerful flashlight, a compass, lighter, a small towه فندک, یه دونه حوله کوچولو. i also have pair of sunglasses suitable for mountains, i have a blue airpow so i can sleep well at night, i have a bag in which i keep my personal items such as my toothbrush and toothpaste, which are very important to have when you are natur

"i was wondering if you could show me where your cabin's at." matt." >> jimmy: kicked him out of the cabin? >> matt was not welcome. >> jimmy: then matt gaetz got him kicked out of the house. [ laughter ] >> what goes around comes around. >> jimmy: i guess so, wow. do you have another book in mind? you could probably write three or four of these, right? >> i think i'm locked out. >> jimmy: that's it? i feel i could queets another book out of you. [ laughter ] >> we already have the page limits of this one. >> jimmy: i mean, there's so many other things. i haven't talked about his multiple lunches the president would eat. >> that was because some of them ended up on the wall. >> jimmy: oh, well, okay. that makes sense, all right. >> also, he doesn't like to eat in front of other people, i don't know why. >> jimmy: is it true that he doesn't like to eat in front of other people? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, he sounds great. [ laughter ] well, thank you for testifying. you did the right thing. and this is the book. it's called "enough." [ cheers and appl

thus, in order for warm air to circulate throughout the cabin, and in winter when opening the doors,discomfort. the production of environmentally friendly buses is growing, now the plant’s capacity is 360 cars per year, work is carried out in one shift, the company plans to increase the area of ​​workshops. the assembly of vehicles will take place in three shifts, this is thousands of cars per year. increasing production will create new jobs . lotos are also produced using robotic welders. and we were not acquired with state support, like any other modern production, we are naturally looking towards automation of our production, and what will allow us increase productivity and, accordingly, the quality of the product, and for us it is very important, first of all, welding elements , and bodies, their production quality, so we are now in the production of an automatic welding complex, this is one of the best welding complexes today, and this is a technical center ravitek, cars are being converted to... gas fuel here, for this, owners of cars and enterprises can take advantage of state

, i had a whole compartment , a vip sleeping bag, a vip cabin, a vip cabin, with two huge spacesuitsg, you the spacesuits didn’t frighten me at night, they didn’t frighten me, no, on the contrary, they reassured me that if anything happened, i’d quickly get into this spacesuit, where i always go, you had some favorite place, here in the russian segment, at least, yes, of course , well, about big. in the mlma, where everyone was sunbathing, petya then burned down, also burned down, burned down too, yes, this place , well, kind of, because this is the most viewable place on the ground at the station, it somehow attracts your attention, because from there you are observing the earth, i shot a lot through this porthole, so i know very well, but i actually shot the view through all the windows there, so i remember them all very well, i remember every angle, then i watched a lot of all this material, that is, i constantly watched this entire station. i saw, that is, i flew away, but i constantly rewatched this material, rewatched it, you know why , as it often happens that when i finish fi

where the military told us directly what they would like to improve, new racks were installed in the cabinnew equipment, which was additionally included, another additional generator was installed in order to increase the power here; the legendary soviet city became the combat vehicle that fell into inna’s reliable women’s hands. the 122 mm multiple launch rocket system was designed to destroy open, covered enemy personnel. the shells easily destroyed equipment and armored personnel carriers in the concentration area, artillery and mortar batteries, command posts and other targets. was taken as a basis. it is precisely this layout of the bm-21, since it is, in general, in principle, troops suited its layout, but did not suit some components and assemblies of the machine, it was all a study of all this experience, directly in the troops, and when designing a new machine, we tried to honor all these comments to the maximum. serial production of grads was launched at the perm plant named after lenin and continued until 1988. further development of modifications of combat vehicles was carried

but let's go, let's go, and you haven't gotten through it, there's an obstacle on the right, in your cabinlike passengers , they set up drivers, this is the main road on ntv, i’m andrey fedortsov, i’m denis yuchenkov, hello, look in the program, bars and hatches by bank transfer, either return it back, or they are wondering if there will be fewer open wells on the roads, we are sliding on the asphalt. we are changing the brake fluid, for your attention, a garage cocktail, the last one, one was driving straight at the intersection, the other was turning, who is found guilty of the accident, the main thing has become secondary, you drive up and look, if no one is driving, you drive freely, pay the drivers, more about this after the news, news , collided on the highway near... two cars in emergency lights immediately crashed into two more cars on the moscow ring road, the victims had to be airlifted to the hospital, didn’t look around, the truck drove onto the rails directly under the train, six cars out of sixteen came from the reals, the inattentive driver of the kamaz squeezed out, he is i

it's turning carpets into gardens of and play and cabins and to offices because of all and it's known for its unpredictable west. one minute it's sunny then next it's raining. anyone wanting to watch the waves and needs to wrap up the pool or find shelter in one of these up psycho app light infected, a science of them. and the last decides to consider appear on the bank. they're looking at it at that to see they can watch people surfing, they can watch people's funding, and there's just none here. and the comfort of this, the sand house to tell them don't the going on, is the problem own of to, for my across cabins. by the see here, everything rust, the windows and the bathrooms, the doors handles everything. a rust so far with these are the thing fantastic. you know no rust and no meant. and so we think a very, very good investment there are acros, graveyards all over the world. like this one and tad well state the international ad transport association estimates that $700.00 planes go out to service every year . and the numbers rising, finding ways to reuse that thoughts is more imp

with an unusual car, why there is still a driver in the cabin, victoria soshnikova, more details wheno start the trip, click on the button on the screen. both the dialogue with the passenger and the car is conducted by artificial intelligence, but the test driver is always in the cabin. at the testing stage, this is a necessary condition; at any moment a person is ready to take control into his own hands, but as a rule, this is not necessary. the machine reads all traffic lights. signal of traffic lights, and the rickshaw recognizes, i also go around, and i will repeat that this is a robot and it calculates the distance to the object and makes a safe detour, or reduces the speed, or they increase it when necessary, driverless cars in russia have already traveled more than 27 million km, but they are on the roads of sirius for the first time , now 20 such cars will ply here, the developers say the location is difficult, there are many vacationers, a completely different driving style, dense: traffic, active traffic, quite temperamental drivers who drive much more cheerfully than in tho

and was squatting at a friend's hunting cabin. >>how did you think your life was going to improve by engaging in this relationship? >> at the time, i felt like craig was giving me some attention. and giving me some things that carry wasn't giving me. that at the time, i felt like that was where i need to be. with craig. >> but what were craig and robbyn going to do when word got out to the family? because we're did get out to craig and carey's father philip, and fast. >> philip was very angry and upset with me. >> and philip wasn't going to take the destruction of his family, and his family name lightly. jurors would next here from friends and colleagues of the lip, that when it came to the embarrassing relationship between the son and daughter in law. philip was gonna do anything he could to stop it. >> he said i'm gonna take craig out of the will. >> coming up! word of a fight in the family. bad blood, beginning to boil. >> the rage was still building up. and he knew that if he was ever gonna do something, now is the time. >> wh

oh, no, to full my across cabins. by the see here, everything was the windows and the bathrooms. the doors handles everything. a rust so far with these are the pain, fantastic. you know no rust and no meant. and so we thank you very, very good investment. there are acros, graveyards all over the world like this one and had a well stay. the international ad transport association estimates that $700.00 planes go out to service every year. and the numbers rising. finding ways to reuse that thoughts is more important than ever. so you're going to strip it does change . so once in an cabin rag and other brains behind the so called arrow pods, they came up with the idea 2 years ago since then. they've towed more than 30 aircraft parts into god and sheds mobile offices and holiday homes. an error code costs between 20 and 45000 bureaus depending on its size and features. we're basically buying that on the last slice. we've bought the fuselage sale as soon as it lands we have one ordered so and everything else and the plan has been recycled and sent all over the world to to be read on th

cabin. the plane diverting to portland. police waiting on the tarmac, taking him into custody. tonight, joseph emerson facing 83 counts of attempted murder everyone. tonight here, you'll hear the conversation between the cockpit and air traffic control as this all unfolded. abc's gio benitez covers aviation as this investigation tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi is investigating after an off-duty pilot allegedly tried to crash a passenger plane. alaska air flight 2059 left seattle bound for san francisco at 5:2 p.m. sunday, packed full with 80 passengers, including multiple infants on laps. and including 44-year-old joseph emerson, an off-duty pilot with alaska airlines, who was hitching a ride, seated in the jump seat inside the cockpit. when soon after takeoff he allegedly tried to cut the plane's engines by pulling the fire extinguisher handles on the engines called a "t handle." >> the t handle, which is what this individual tried to pull on each engine, actually turns the engine of

automaker, no matter what he does, he makes nuts, or he assembles a gearbox, or he draws some new cabin, it’s all a piece of the automaker that remains here in our technology, producing products with a quality mark , this golden rule of success was formulated by the first it may not be loudly proclaimed by the car factories of nazareth, but it has been strictly implemented for almost eight decades. the founding date of our minsk automobile plant is considered to be august 9 , 1944. on this day, stalin signed a decree on the organization of an automobile assembly plant for a tank repair plant in the minsk region. a copy of this document is in our museum and it can be said to be a kind of birth certificate of the plant. on the production base of former tank workshops from 1944 to 1946 over the years, more than 18,000 cars were repaired and assembled, and even then the plant became one of the largest car assembly plants in the soviet union. in january 1947, a prototype car arrived from yaroslavl, it was called yaas-200, yaas-205, as an emblem, here on the hood there was the bear emblem, th

now we have the same two-cabin heavy machine that, god willing, in the near future , we can implement the technology of kova companies and japanese companies in the two-cabin heavy car, the only one in iran, and we can implement it and mass produce it . currently, 160 small and large companies with investment afghans are working in razavi khorasan province, which shows a 50% growth in the last four years . it was held at the general directorate of affairs of foreign immigrants. the general director of foreign affairs of the province said in this meeting: the national immigration organization was formed with the aim of organizing and unifying the provision of services to the immigrant community and the elites of the target community. mr. sharafati added that this organization aims to improve conditions and improve services the society has given effective and favorable decisions to the medical elites, and the implementation process of these matters will lead to significant and effective changes. and the deputy of terman health and rehabilitation of the red crescent society announced the

the cabins will cost less than a traditional double occupancy cabin.ess to an exclusive lounge for alcoholic beverages and snacks. norwegian says those cabins will be available starting next year. our time now. 536 rite aid, one of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains, has filed for bankruptcy. this comes a month after rite aid said it was closing stores. the rite aid has billions of dollars in debt. it's also facing lawsuits stemming from the opioid crisis. the company will stay afloat during the bankruptcy, but they'll be closing more stores and selling some of its businesses to help reduce the costs while they try to raise revenue. and today, one of the bay area's most popular coffee shops is closing its original location. it's philz coffee, closing its original storefront in san francisco's mission at 24th and folsom. the company opened that location in 2003. it now has more than 60 locations around california and in the chicago area. philz hasn't said why they're closing those stores , but employees at that location will be offered jobs at other s

they approached what they thought was an abandoned hunting cabin in the middle of the woods. the chicago s.w.a.t. team searched the entire structure, found nothing. and then as a last step, looked into a crawl space in the attic, and as they removed the panel exposing the crawl space, they took incoming fire from the subject. we had a few folks who were severely injured. so sometimes perpetrators subjects will hide in a residence as it's being searched, and it's possible to overlook them. it could have happened here. we don't know. but you to keep all these possibilities in your head at this point. circumstances given what we know about the suspect, what points in this person's history stand out to you? >> well, there are a number of things about his personality, and i think the first thing that strikes me is that it's very likely that if he is inside the house, he views this as a no-win situation. and based on what he has done over the last 24, 36 hours, his life as he knows it is 100% completely over. and so his outlook on whether this turns out well or doesn't turn out wel

crockett women and darted from the cabins to surrender. the crockett saw seven women clutched at the hunting shirt of a stunned militiaman. he also counted 46 warriors running side of the single cabin for a last ditch defense. as crockett's company approached the place, a woman sat in the doorway prepared to resist quote, she placed her feet against bow she had in her hand and then took the arrow and raising her feet. she drew with all her might and let it fly at us. and she killed a lieutenant, marveled crockett, who had never before seen a man killed a bow and arrow. his enraged fired at least 70 musket balls into the woman. her death elated the tennesseans, and they showed the red stick in the cabin, no mercy, we shot them down like dogs, crockett confessed. bullets easily penetrated the thin clapboard walls, shredding inside with splinters, balls and buckshot to complete the carnage. crockett's detachments at the cabin of fire burning the wounded inside the deaths the gore made an indelible impression on crockett. i recollect seeing a

who can order an unusual car now, why is there still a driver in the cabin?ied all the nuances. when you're ready to start the trip, click on the button on the screen. both the dialogue with the passenger and the car is conducted by artificial intelligence, but the test driver is always in the cabin. at the testing stage, this is a necessary condition. at any moment a person is ready to take control into his own hands, but as a rule, this is not necessary. the machine reads everything. traffic lights see the traffic light signal, and the rickshaw recognizes, i also go around, and i repeat, this is a robot and it calculates the distance to the object and makes a safe detour, or reduces the speed, or they increase it when necessary, self-driving cars in russia have already traveled more than 27 million km, but this is the first time on the roads of sirius, now 20 such cars will be plying here, the developers say the location is difficult, there are many vacationers, a completely different driving style. dense traffic, active traffic, quite temperamental drivers

agent berry drove up to the cabin to search it as well. >> the search of the cabin resulted in not findingvestigators did find 12 gauge ammo in the back of craig's truck. three inch magnum shotgun shells. >> he didn't tell me anything because craig heidt was identified as an avid hunter. and was known to turkey hunt. >> two days after the murders, the agent sat down again, with craig heidt at the sheriff's office. >> how is your mama doing? >> she is doing wonderful. >> she is? >> wonderful. >> after the polite formalities, barry posed the difficult question. who would want craig's family dead? >> craig offered this clue. >> the only thing that my father and carey has remotely said anything to me about anything is finances. >> craig may have been referring to the fact that his father philip, and brother carey, like so many others. had recently been spreading the plunging value in the 2008 real estate market. investigators would learn that the father son team of philip and carey ran a business worth millions. but they were heavily invested. land rich? maybe cash poor. had something gone dan

trump there said what or who owned my cabin?hat owns your cabin is so rife with fraud that it's no longer allowed to operate. these are corporate rules that may have saved them money, taxes over the years. now depending on the outcome of the trial, they may find the downside to playing so many corporate games. we'll also learn how many damages donald trump and the company will have to pay. they're asking at the attorney general's office for over $200 million. we do think the trial will be done by the end of the year, so we'll know that number and how it affects the whole family affair. we'll be right back. de-licka w? delectables. delickables? delectables. delickable delectables. yes, just hurry! hm. it must be delicious. got it. delectables lickable treat. ♪ deliciously de-lick-able delectables ♪ i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash now. i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniffs] still fresh. still fresh! get 6 times longer-lasting freshness, plus odor protection with downy unstopables. [city ambience sounds] [car screech

let's focus on the tiny cabins. we have 68 tiny cabins approved through emergency approval process. my issue is that we already suffer from events of drug use open in the streets. mental breakdowns once a week. it evolved to assault or close to assault not every time, but definitely not present to live there the homet. [indiscernible] k-5 elementary school, marshal. i have a 7 year old. the other kids that are young and constantly as parents watch constantly to maybe there is something dangerous around us. i don't feel there was enough due diligence of the impact with us the neighborhood cht there was a meeting public, but flooded with a lot of non profit organizations that have a stake for such a facility to take place next to a school and residents. i dont feel our voices were heard. even though hillary had a meeting in her office and did listen to us, but still there is [indiscernible] impact review and option for us to have discussion review and usual cases. this was approved under the ordinance of urgency setting taking place in 2019, so i call here again, please reconsider, pl

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lost and asked me to escort him to his cabin.are clearly marked. it's impossible to get lost. he asked me one more time to leave with him. kevin mccarthy then said, quote, get a life, matt. and shut the door. now, mr. gaetz, we asked him for comment on these allegations tonight. he told us, i don't remember either of these events. and based on cassidy's pie false statements, i doubt the occurred. i did date cassidy for a few weeks, when we were both single years ago. we parted amicably and remained friends thereafter, even during president trump's post presidency. and then he goes on to make other unrelated claims. i'm sorry to ask you if you want to respond to that, but i'm going to ask you. >> i would love to respond to that. thank you for giving me the option. i will give matt credit, part of the statement that we did have an amicable working relationship and we were good friends at points. matt gaetz, in my opinion, is somebody that i personally do not hold in high regard in terms of trust. and i do not think that matt gaetz

let's focus on the tiny cabins. we have 68 tiny cabins approved through emergency approval process. my issue is that we already suffer from events of drug use open in the streets. mental breakdowns once a week. it evolved to assault or close to assault not every time, but definitely not present to live there the homet. [indiscernible] k-5 elementary school, marshal. i have a 7 year old. the other kids that are young and constantly as parents watch constantly to maybe there is something dangerous around us. i don't feel there was enough due diligence of the impact with us the neighborhood cht there was a meeting public, but flooded with a lot of non profit organizations that have a stake for such a facility to take place next to a school and residents. i dont feel our voices were heard. even though hillary had a meeting in her office and did listen to us, but still there is [indiscernible] impact review and option for us to have discussion review and usual cases. this was approved under the ordinance of urgency setting taking place in 2019, so i call here again, please reconsider, pl

firstly, there is more area useful for passengers in the cabin.vanguard never went into production, but the designers' ideas were not lost. the italians were so impressed with this machine that they brought to us in 1962 their similar machine, a later one with more modern forms, which was called selena; they even gave it to us as a gift from our designer nami. today model 013 decorates the office of the director of the institute. as a reminder of past designs and as inspiration? after all, now we are again moving to a new concept in the automotive industry in general, that is, we are on the threshold of electric vehicles, which allow us to essentially abandon the internal combustion engine and the hood as a necessity. and i think that this will be a new life, a new inspiration for just this direction of the cabover. of course, we are - although this is an automotive institute, it is always there. he participated in the development, which has competencies not only from the point of view of the automotive industry, but also some parallel ones, we ar

housing a single cabin.arcasm. just for anyone that just turned on the tv. i did want to get to the tampering point. i mention your experience. again, a lot of people know you from mueller. lawyers know you from a lot more. you have background like i mentioned, dealing with the mafia and dealing with the task force and working at the fbi. there is some stuff you talk about and some you don't. one of the frustrations is saying how do they keep outrunning the law. in the case of sage on cali. it was later proven, if you be the case, you be the case. not by threatening witnesses or bribing jurors. one of the frustrations was overtime it came to be proven. there was a case where they brought someone to the stand who have been so physically threatened that after initial testimony, we have the new york post cover. it is iconic. it was a guy that made it all away to the criminal trial. been on the stand was saying i'm going up against the mob, i'm going to get murdered or my family. what i want to do is get your fu

but if he's in a cabin somewhere, he planned this.e's got a place that's probably booby trapped, he's a good sniper. he's just waiting on them to come. i guess he got on a jet ski, then got on his boat. all this, even though he's mental, this was all planned. the whole idea, all these guys, school shooters, killers like that, it seems like 98% of them hear voices. so i chased a guy one time, and i asked the parents, will he, you know, use the gun that he's got? and the dad said, dog, it all depends on what the drugs tell him to do. so in this time, will this guy shoot it out? brother, i don't know. it all depends on what the voices tell him to do. so i agree with everyone. >> jesse: we don't know what kind of drugs that he was given or if he was even given drugs when he was involuntarily committed to the psychiatric institution. you said he could be in a cabin. he could be in the woods. could have been booby trapped. >> yes. >> jesse: he has a sniper position set up. what do you mean when you said he's got the cabin booby trapped and

he found himself sandwiched in the cabin between two trains.information, there were no serious injuries among the passengers. as explained in the capital's department of transport, everything happened due to the fact that one train, which was heading to the depot and without passengers , ran into a train that was standing at the station. now a compensation bus has been launched from dubrovka to lublino. the british military trained ukrainian saboteurs who planned bombings of russian nuclear power plants. this was stated by the director of the russian fsb, alexander bortnikov, in baku. there's a meeting going on there council of heads of security agencies and special services of the cis. in general, according to bortnikov, the west is actively promoting the movement of militants into the ukrainian conflict zone; according to the fsb, in eu countries alone, there are 17 training camps under the patronage of nato intelligence services. in addition to ukraine, american and british intelligence services are actively involved in creating a belt of in

continue, the volgograd region received the first electric buses, each is designed for 80 passengers, the cabinonitors, validators, at stops the buses tilt towards the door, so you can comfortably not only enter the cabin, but bring a stroller or suitcase , this is part of the federal program for the modernization of urban electric transport, which has been in effect for the second year. our project is being implemented. one of the leaders in the implementation of the project, today we see that 21 electric buses volgograd has already been delivered, today or tomorrow, electric buses are already on the route, launching modern electric buses, launching modern trams, we are generally completely changing the urban environment and the perception of the city as such for participation in the competition, this is a family affair for us, more than 34,000 people have registered, this approximately 60. this is the new most popular project of the russian presidential platform, the country of opportunities, it was discussed by participants in a round table at the expert institute for social research, in sup

the driver, who was trapped in a damaged cabin between two trains, has already pulled out and taken to the hospital. he is in moderate condition. the remaining wounded were also hospitalized with minor injuries. as they said in the capital's debtrans, everything happened at 10:30 in the morning. an empty train that was on its way to the depot ran into a train standing at the pechatniki station. the causes of the emergency are now being investigated by a special commission: one of the versions is a technical malfunction. traffic along the lyublinsko-dmitrovskaya salad line will be restored in the next few hours, said mayor sergei sobyanin. in the meantime, from dubrovka special buses were launched to lublino. russia maintains a dialogue with israel and palestine and is ready to participate in the process of resolving the conflict in the middle east. this was stated by the president's press secretary. moscow kremlin-putin, pavel zarubin. we maintain a dialogue with both sides. of course, one cannot help but condemn acts that, well, cannot be called terrorism. but we must not forget that

we recently developed an elevator cabin design that everyone really liked.ology has become a huge help for the designers and constructors of the center. with the help of this virtual reality glasses program, any specialist can. evaluate the exterior of the car, which perhaps does not yet physically exist, but exists only in the form of sketches, evaluate its interior, now i i’ll adjust it to my rosalon, well, live inside a little, for example, drive a car, i managed to open and close the door, evaluate some interior details, and of course after that... on this digital wall you can see any detail, even how the glare falls on body, this greatly simplifies everything and greatly speeds up the process, which is why such a huge amount of work that we did on the development and production of aurus cars was done in such a short period of time only... using modern technologies, modern 3d programs. today the institute is known by its flagship project. aurus is a family of executive class models, but in history we have left many of the most incredible concept cars. we

everyone could come, rest and paint, then my friends and i decided to get together and buy such a cabinled around several villages, looking for it, and the owner of this house, vasyl petrovich romanyuk, when he found out that we wanted to rebuild, he did not sell us this house, he gave it to us, he gave it to us so that we could revive it as it was here she is was 100 years ago, when his grandfathers and great-grandfathers lived here, well, in general, it is like this, you know, the history of the decade, because this is not our family house, this house was bought many years ago by my dad, and it is such a very, very interesting story, because i then i was somewhere in the eighth grade, he came and said: i bought a house as if from chev, and his eyes were so bright, i say everything class, but i immediately thought of a football player, i say class, let's go, i already we are going there already. come here to this village, i imagine how i am already swimming in the pool with my girlfriends here, dad gets up here, i say dad, well, some kind of wrong stop, i didn't imagine that, well, bec

it's turning carpets into garden sheds, and play and cabins and to offices because of all and it's known for its unpredictable west on one minute. it's sunny. the next. it's raining. anyone wanting to watch the waves and needs to wrap up warm or find shelter in one of these up cycles applied and sec, just the science of them. and the last the site they can set up here on the bank they're looking at at that to see they can watch people surfing, they can watch people's funding, and there's just none here. and the comfort of this, the sand house to tell them don't the going on, is the problem own of to for my across cabins. by the see here, everything was the windows and the bathrooms. the doors handles everything. a rust so far with these are the thing fantastic. you know no rust and no meant. and so we thank you very, very good investments. there are acros, graveyards all over the world like this one and total space. the international ad transport association estimates that $700.00 planes go out to service every year. and the numbers rising, finding ways to reuse that thoughts is more imp

he found himself trapped in a twisted cabin. the rescuers are trying to get him out now.igation. movement on. the sko-dmitrovskaya line is still suspended, as mayor sobyanin said, trains will be launched again in the very next few hours. in the meantime , buses run from dubrovka station to lyublino. in argentina, 70,000 residents of the city of villas carlos were trapped in flames. a wall of fire is coming towards the city, and with a threatening speed. the situation is complicated by strong winds. hundreds of firefighters were sent to fight the fire. airplanes, helicopters, and ground-based special equipment. according to preliminary information, the fire broke out due to the negligence of a local resident; he lit a fire in the forest to make coffee. in the south of the far east and siberia , the weather is sunny and abnormally warm, up to +200 and even higher. but the european part is just beginning to emerge from the first cold weather. forecasters are optimistic. in our studio victoria chernikovo. everything is changing again for the better. yes, and not only here. wh

the fighters should feel not only safe, but also comfortable in it, sit down and parachute from the cabinnds, without delays of interference, when every moment is under control, every little thing is important, we paid close attention to one flaw, there were moments when we had to change the concept of building certain things on the spot, and also at the design stage we invited certain specialists, they told us how they would like to see it live, on the finished product , since the ground clearance in the car, even when fully loaded, is about 42 cm, getting into it quickly turned out to be not so easy, the military’s comments were focused precisely on this. alexander lankevich had to i'll have to rack my brains for more than one night to fix this design flaw. at times, the designer recalls, it seemed that there simply could be no other options, and as always, the team came to the rescue. it was more concerning. placement of persons, again, given the high landing of the vehicle, the crew had certain difficulties leaving it, well , certain decisions were made, the rear landing gear also had