to change it to camp marvin. [laughter] thankfully i didn't. we've got a lot of fun memories of camp david, a lot. and you know, again, it's a place where laura and i invited a lot of world leaders -- tony blair's first visit to the united states and we took him to camp david, laura decided to have a movie there they've -- got a nice movie theater -- with a family -- meet the parents. i was. asleep [laughter] if you'd like to exercise it's a fabulous place to get outdoors and exercise and we had mountain bike trails, a wonderful gym. i think the thing that i remember most about camp david was christmas is. it's big enough for our big family each to have their own capital. and so mother and dad would come, jeb and his family, neal and his family, camp marvin and his family, and darrow. and it was just spectacular, spectacular time. and the reason i emphasize the family aspect is because during the presidency, you know, sometimes it's kind of hard to count on certain people, but you can always count on your family

what camp? what direction is interesting to the child, this and sports camps and tourist camps and language camps, and moreover, within the same camp, but different thematic shifts are created. our portal allows parents, as well as to see from the point of view of logistics, where the camp is located and from the point of view, a thematic and change. what documents are needed to collect to familiarize themselves with the infrastructure from the territory? which rooms will the children have , respectively, and the dining room, and so on and so forth , and this is very convenient for parents, because they see the entire infrastructure olga sergeevna if we talk about patriotic education of youth, what projects can be identified? and a few days ago. my colleagues senators and i traveled to the moscow region and looked at an example of a tent camp. and why was it interesting for colleagues, because we know that, uh, we have, uh, an instruction from the president of the russian federation, vladimir vl

what camp?hat orientation is interesting to the child and sports camps and tourist camps and language camps and moreover within the same camp, but different thematic shifts are created. our portal allows parents. a-a and see from the point of view of logistics, where the camp is located and from the point of view of a-a thematic and what shift and what documents need to be collected to get acquainted with the infrastructure with history. what rooms will the children have, respectively, and dining rooms, and so on and so on, and parents. this is very convenient, because they see the entire infrastructure olga sergeevna a if we talk about the patriotic education of young people, what projects can be singled out? and a few days ago, my colleagues senators and i went to the moscow region and looked at an example of a tent camp. and why was this interesting to colleagues, because we know what we have, and the instruction of the president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich that we need t

know skin i want to constantly participate in the camp, because the camp is the most fun for the summer's better than being at home at camp. i really like it, and we go to different events. and for example, in the movie there , they went to the pool once during the summer and holidays, the most long-awaited time. and, of course, the team. uh, the pedagogical is preparing very responsibly for this event to all wellness companies throughout three months created conditions for versatile organized leisure. musical instruments, choreography of praying holidays and a distant hour, how to continue to engage in your favorite ones with the right ones to master new hobbies, scarlet kind of such a fucking chok for creativity art space. the it incubator has an eco-friendly true station linguistic camp profile. ushma. only mitskaya in the region has more than a thousand ears this season, improved lachers. the key focus of the health-improving company in our region is summer patriots. e in health camps, programs of patriotic education of children will be implemented; events dedicated to the years of

he 's listed as a soldier who's camp disappeared returned home home.h the grandson of mikhail absav eldar and his neighbors. we noticed one feature in the collective photograph of the face. michael was overwritten. such a tradition existed in the thirties and forties during the stalinist repressions. in relation to those who were considered to be the enemy of the people, among whom very often were innocent citizens. many wiped out, cut out or glued the faces of their relatives friends of acquaintances in common photographs, if they were declared traitors, this happened with mikhail absava, but something else is important in military archive documents. he was listed at first as missing. well, then as a legend of the german army, who went over to the side of the enemy. we did not know what to do in this case, so after listening to them we just left, but returned. a year later, it was important for us not only to tell our relatives about this, but also not to hurt their feelings. eldar apsava acted courageously. he did not avoid this topic and our convers

know skin i want to constantly participate in the camp, because the camp is the most fun for the summer's better than being at home in the camp. i really like it, and we go to different events. and for example, in the cinema there , they went to the pool once during the summer and holidays, the most long-awaited time. well, of course.

if we don't, we might spend 2 nights at camp wine and want to camp too. but the idea is to spend 3 nights on the mountain p new conduct. many dealers, effective to plan, ah. or pi oh sure my way to hot come in mm. ready ready ah, a smith, lemon, but i've been going up into the mountains for 25 years. and i teach medicine for high elevation has budgeted, but it's not just about relaying the theory. it's also about a practice. i lucius i have to say now that i'm here, it is a little bit different. i'm finding it very difficult here for so that i need the body would be pushed to its limits, but i've never really experienced anything. hi, this is ivy's. i mean, it was because in since i relish the effort required to gain altitude levels, it's gratifying to arrive at a base countdown. get a real sense of achievement over some team on the dep. ugh. but if i'm still not standing with both feet on the summit and then returned back down, i don't know if i'm capable of doing it. she supposed to, but was head straight looking that way. no, no. cause to present that

that is, these are children's camps.ll, i personally haven’t been to some places in russia. it’s just that it’s worse there than in a hotel, because they lived in good hotels, there is another reason for the refugees turned out to be too many for a small and poor country. at first progulyatsiya ukraine first fighting actions in ukraine almost 300,000 people arrived in bulgaria more than 110,000 received temporary protection and shelter in our country from the very beginning it was reported that this measure of accommodation in hotels was temporary and was designed to give ukrainian citizens the opportunity to feel calm and get on their feet. according to the bulgarian deputy prime minister, the refugees will be able to continue receiving social benefits. true, from june 1, free travel. a similar measure was canceled for them in switzerland , poland, and also in germany and the czech republic, though ukrainians can buy in these countries preferential travel of uniform standards, there is no assistance to refugees in the e

all in the camp.an 100 people are resting, the younger schoolchildren are in an interactive form. learn the rules. safety through play and reading children's magazines trains language for high school students organized by the labor detachment will open soon also a mobile tent camp everyone will find their own format. i want to constantly participate in the camp, because the camp is the most fun for the summer. it's better than being at home at camp. i really like it, and we go to different events. and for example, in the movie there they went to the pool once summer and holidays, the most awaited time. and, of course, the team. e, the pedagogical is preparing very responsibly for this event for all health companies during all three months created conditions for versatile organized leisure. well , the basis of recovery, of course. this is a sport. the second direction is entertaining aesthetic playing musical instruments. choreography drawing holidays are the perfect time to discover new hobbies, and t

that is, these are children's camps.rsonally didn’t understand some places in russia that it’s worse there than in a hotel, because they lived in good hotels, yes, that is, these people, now they were settled in refugee camps . either someone has found a place to live. come on, who prepared in advance, either they moved in this way, there is another reason refugees turned out to be too many for a small and poor country. at the beginning of the hostilities, almost 300,000 people arrived in bulgaria in ukraine, more than 110,000 received temporary protection and shelter in our country. from the very beginning, it was reported that this measure of accommodation in hotels was temporary and was designed to give ukrainian citizens the opportunity to feel calm and get on their feet . , refugees will be able to continue to receive social assistance. true, from june 1 , free travel. it will be canceled for them. similarly, the measure was taken in switzerland, poland. and in germany and the czech republic, though ukrainians can b

concentration camps forced labor camps and auschwitz it's a miracle they survived a miracle made possible in part. by the remarkable efforts of our honorees tonight. the ritchie boys this year marks the 80th anniversary of their creation. in 1942 as my parents were engulfed in the crucible of the german assault against the -- and theirs and many other families were being slaughtered. a secret military intelligence training center was established in maryland. just 75 miles from where we are tonight. it's hard to imagine the war without the soldiers who trained there and became the ritual known as the richie boys. they played many roles. photo analysts psychological warfare experts interrogators and fighters they even as day as you meant her david rubinstein earlier, they even accompanied general eisenhower to the ordruff camp, which at that time was a sub-camp of book and walled. eisenhower went their deliberately so he could witness first hand nazi crimes crimes. he found so hard to grasp that. he predicted what we have experienced in recent years. holocaust denial we are all profoundly i

we were camp survivors. i could have interviewed all of them, but because of the limited space that i will have on the book i only spoke with three kalbun or zumbrat and mirugul. kadnar is a camp instructor. he was she was assigned to teach to the detainees most horrifying thing that i've heard from her was even at her house that subject to. various abuses even at her house. this was this the becoming family. yes. this is part of the becoming family. tell us about that because i think this is one of those things that maybe specialists know about but a broader audience may not because it's a special kind of horror. yes a couple of years ago. we learned about this program. let me call it a program through a reporting done by down there and byler. it was a very extensive report essentially what the chinese has done is to send a group of chinese kadres to the homes of the weaker people to eat and sleep uninvited. anyone can appreciate how unknowing how offensive that can be if somebody comes to your house and tr

vernaya existed at different times, but were both concentration camps and death camps.mination of people. it was an integral part of the overall policy of the absolutely irrational. i would say absolutely rational, because this is some kind of irrational goal of the task of exterminating an entire people. the germans felt they were part of the european community, this is some kind of central europe a single cultural historical space where the germans want to save their face. but they can be replaced for a certain job by completely different people. it was for this purpose that people were trained in herbalists. these were the soldiers for the final solution of the jewish question, the soldiers of death. they weren't bred killers. people of absolutely different professions are a pianist, opera singer, musicians, let 's say there are more than a dozen teachers. unfortunately, most of them fit into this everyday picture so much. not just death stopped themselves killers everyday daily. just hourly. they could not escape, when i took the talk, i only guarded i stood on the

a new summer camp to me. there was all of this talk about how that was not appropriate, and i was asked not to come back to the camp. >> reporter: so to be here now, with these 97 kiddos on their way here to celebrate their identity, your identity. >> i think it's everything. i just needed to see that other peers were like me. and that could have been enough. >> reporter: dan grable has spent more than 20 years running summer camps and recognized the need for a camp like this six years ago. >> we got a call from a family whose kid was not allowed to go to a summer camp that they had originally chosen. he is a transgender kid, and they did not want him coming to camp, so they called us, and we said, sure. >> reporter: lgbtq+ campers supported by a fully lgbtq+ staff of counselors. like music therapist daniel goldschmidt. ♪ i've got the indigo blues ♪ >> reporter: here is a place that people are going to understand how pronouns work. we're all creating this space that hasn't existed for most of us. >> being abl

that is, it is a full-fledged, as it were, counter-camp in the sense that it is called a filtering campthe only single sign by which you can be filtered is your own belonging to the ukrainian proactive position, that is, in fact, this is in international humanitarian law has an understanding of genocide, genocide of a certain group, not always genocide , er, genocide is actually carried out in relation to an ethnic or religious group, for example, silver , it was also a religious sign and age, and the fact that it was men of military age, muslims yes, for example, well, terrible an average tragedy is more than 7,000 dead. that is, in fact, in the future , most likely, it will be developed by the russian federation - it will spread to a full legal understanding of genocidal facts, what remains literally less than two minutes ago, i just want to clarify. well, just from the testimony of those people who somehow managed to escape there. well, for example, there is mr. andrii marusyu marusov himself, who is actually the fact that they found something on his phone there, for him it meant tha

as camps. where in post-colonial africa and southeast asia and so on and aiden forth winning review was a review of darren byler's two books in the camps. china's high-tech penal colony and terror capitalism uieger dispossession and masculinity in a chinese city. i want to i want to quote from your review and have you expand on it a little bit though symbols of chinese totalitarianism uighur camps intersect in troubling ways with the colonial histories capitalist economies and security practices of the anglo-american west. yes, so i think that what's going on in china is on the one hand china is a totalitarian state, which is a placing certain minority populations under intense surveillance and scrutiny, but the practices happening in western china do map on to things that we see in in other empires and in other historical moments, and this is something that darren byler himself argues and it's something that i is sort of a historian of western empires could could certainly could could certainl

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i really like being in camps, and i chose this particular camp, because i’ve been filming for a verytiktok and i want to start filming on youtube already, i like to shoot all kinds of videos in editing and posting it all in different parts. you have a camp and the infection is hemmed. the more you get sick, a person will be caught, young schoolchildren in an interactive form. you improve. without a speech, the rioters and shitans of the wild ropes are training the language for a high school student, a proton detachment is already being organized. hutka open like a mobile tent-lacquer in its own format. know skin i want to constantly participate in the camp, because the camp is the most fun for the summer. it 's better than being at home in the camp. i really like it, and we go to different events. and for example, in the cinema there, they went to the pool once during the summer and holidays, the most long-awaited time. and, of course, the team. uh, pedagogical prepares very responsibly for this event for all health companies during all three months created conditions for versatile o

on in vienna . data that about 30 created in the occupied territories of filtration concentration camps by the occupying occupation authorities by the official troops, what do you know about it, but we also already asked only about the filtration procedure, for example, which one must go through in order to try to leave now from the occupied mariupol, and there is er in i understand well, this is dangerous enough ah well, look , that is, these camps, they really are, uh, i think there are even more than 30, because this is a filtering procedure, it is aimed at finding pro-ukrainian which is set up by the population in the newly captured cities and towns, that is, if the command will capture new territories of these filtration camps, there will be more, and through this filtration, the denazification procedure will pass. yes, for example, in the military, ukrainian prisoners of war are forced to read a book, there is such a thing is armen gasparian this is a friend of margarita simenyanu price in 2022 wrote the book 11 classification of ukraine and their e-e the ukrainian military forces

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i really like being in the camps, and i chose this particular camp, because i’ve been shooting for aery long time on tik and i want to start filming on youtube already. . you improve the rules of biopaiki shirking and shitan tenth hours train language for high school students. already organizes the hutka's lined joys, open so the most mobile tent laquer its format, but where is the skin i want to constantly communicate with the camp, because the camp is the most fun for the summer. it's better than being at home for me very much, and we go to different events. and for example, in the movie there, they went to the pool once during the summer and holidays, the most long-awaited time. well, of course. the team of e, pedagogical is preparing very responsibly for this event for all wellness the company during all three months created conditions for versatile organized leisure, musical instruments, choreography of praying holidays and a far cup will continue to do what you love with the right one to master a new hobby. alaya, a kind of father for the creativity of the art space of the boat

camps and more than 60% of daytime camps closed some camps so financially stressed forced to shut down for good hiring expert blames the great resignation. camp counselors are now taking other jobs and camp organizations are doing everything they can to keep. >> and hire employees like increasing pay 50% more to poor. nader's them. >> 2019 and also there was another one that was offering 20% more and offering sign-on bonuses. this is the same place. they get to applicants. that was kelsey kernstein reporting for us this afternoon. parents can expect to see higher costs for camp this year. >> up to 10 to 15% to offset inflation and the cost of keeping those camp counselors. speaking of summer camp, some parts of the bay area going to start feeling like summer over the next little bit of this week. taking a live look outside from mount tam. you can see that thick bank of fog kind of rolling as we took a live look at the golden gate bridge a little bit earlier days far as standing by. he's got a look at your forecast for tuesday afternoon. a day. >> okay. well, we're taking a shot down to

more than a 150000 people have been moved to temporary camps. the situation had been a little dream. bukasa had been heavy in volumes of possibilities. and the whole of us armies in under, i knew that one dumb depends. oh, it varies from place to place that also floods in landslides, in the neighboring makalya and to prostate. while in bangladesh, more than a dozen, people have died and at least 4000000 others are stranded. continuous rainfall is hampering beneath efforts and both countries have drafted in the army to help authorities in india, 17 to reverse good bus. that bank, whether folk, austin said the rain could ease me this week, bringing temporary respite. pathname at the al jazeera new delhi conver child re is in the bangladesh as city of kula, with more on the challenges facing rescue teams. many people, especially in the remote villages, are still maryland. they're desperately trying to rescue this people. many of the homes actually totally washed away, even within the cities centers are flawed. many of the hospitals got inundated wi

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they always stay only one night at each camp site. totally. i guess you said to them, the life of a nomad is becoming increasingly difficult says mac individual to feel sure we are queued up. here we have our peace and quiet. ah, there's no noise and no pollution regular says what do you think were the eligible little work? well, but they won't leave us in peace or work little one on the fuel. linda just, they just closed a path up there ahead. it was, you know, good john or what is it forbidden to pass. they say, well, hold on, but somehow we'll move on. yeah. to think it will find our way. well, the piano won't get there. has to be away. usually. and walker was willing to turn it off when 3 families are on the move at the same time, one behind the other with their herds. van dyke, yes. very at all. again. you know, the child nodding it, the i shannon the another call from her who doesn't know where to move on to without provoking the authorities or large land owners. have been sovereign gives him tips sama while she's known the mountains sin

he has himself been to base camp four times.thank you very much dr watson for being with us today. the fact that the base camp needs to be moved is in itself very significant, but how worrying is the situation on the ground there?— worrying is the situation on the ground there? yes, we know the clacier, ground there? yes, we know the glacier. like _ ground there? yes, we know the glacier, like many— ground there? yes, we know the glacier, like many others, - ground there? yes, we know the glacier, like many others, melts| glacier, like many others, melts quite rapidly because of reduced snowfall at high altitudes, we need to regenerate the ice that is lost and it is not occurring. we have on this glacier, so when they start moving around as the creates quite a hazardous situation, and also a lot of melt water that is generated. an alarming trend but it is something we see what are the future risks that you are anticipating? can we see what are the future risks that you are anticipating?- that you are anticipating? can it have a

more than 60 out-of-town health camps are hosted, four more tent camps will open in july. medical workers and social workers had a hard time recruiting staff. this issue was closed thanks to the involvement of students here. and now we see that almost 90% to more than 90%, and in the core areas these vacancies have been closed this year for children's recreation, the state has allocated 60 billion rubles. families continue to receive solid support in the form of cashback for children's trips. the program for the return of part of the funds spent on the child's vacation has been extended until august 31, the maximum benefit is 50% of the cost of the tour, but not more than 20,000 rubles. but the decision was absolutely correct when this program has been extended and this is a certain stimulating moment - it is an opportunity to save money and at the same time. sometimes domestic tourism is supported by our institution, which provides relevant tourism services . stationary state and many commercial camps participate in the promotion . this is the official website of the cash

in kyiv region, a camp was opened for children affected by the war. these are fifty children from different regions of ukraine where hostilities were fought or are ongoing. in general, the organizers plan to involve 300 children in summer vacation . themselves in safety in the kyiv region, in the village of semipolka, the second shift of the camp for children who suffered from the war has already started. 50 children from different regions of ukraine have watched or are continuing hostilities, some of the children lost their homes , some of them had to flee from the war not for the first time, well, we first came from avdeivka, and then we already arrived in gulyaipole, we don’t have three shells at home , we already found an attack bullet, well, a bullet like that, that’s a bullet, it’s on yours, we’re digging it out there, so the closest ones are helping for 12 days, a rich program awaits the children with the sole purpose of reminding the children of their real childhood. psychologists will work with them every day. when the first shift for the fir

it was more like a death camp here. it was about developing a technique for honing skills on prisoners . they tested different mixtures of poisonous gases . shot in the back of the head under the pretext of a medical examination, there was a camp prison where particularly important prisoners were kept, among them the leader of ukrainian nationalists stepan bandera, his cell is marked on the plan under the number 73 only one wing of the prison remained, in solitary cells sat vip-persons, ex-prime ministers and generals of the countries occupied by hitler, opposition german politicians, church leaders, valuable hostages whom the nazis planned to use, were better fed and were not forced to work on this basis, soviet historians told the stories of bandera lived here as in a hotel. what kind of hotel was it? it is clear from the fate of one of the most famous prisoners, the son of stalin, yakov dzhugashvili, who committed suicide by throwing himself on the barbed wire under the current of another inmate of the prison the act

are taking people from the kharkiv region and bringing some tent city that resembles a filtration camp. it is an exclusive fact of the week for the international internet . the scouts who decided to remain anonymous said that they did not establish it here. this building, which can be recognized from a different angle in the video of a recent visit, this is the camp of the russian actor georgy hadronov, strength, stress, the inscription of the paintings tells about where exactly this camp is located. this the motorcycle sports jacket of the man in these shots confirms the exact location of this location and, according to them, hundreds of such camps have been established . information was received about a filtration camp somewhere on the border with estonia, because then we clarified it. we carefully checked it. there is increased control at the russian checkpoint itself, even with the participation of the fsb, if there are many ukrainian passports, well , in fact, there is almost a second level of filtering, according to the latest data on the number of people deported to russia ukrai

people have been moved to temporary camp. the physician had been a little dream because they had been, have it in for us. and the whole of our farm is in, under the quantum depend it varies from place to place. it also floods in landslides, in the neighboring makalya. and through our seats, while in bangladesh, more than a dozen people have died. and at least $4000000.00 of those off handed. continuous rainfall is hampering relief efforts. and both countries have drafted in the army to help authorities in india, one several river could bus that bang, whether folk off to say the rain could ease nita this week, bringing temporary respite party. mr. i'll just the roster deli napoleon preparing to move everest base camp because global warming and increased human activity is making it unsafe. sorry, hi, ross, ripple. every year people arrive at base camp in nepal to fulfill a long life dream to climb the highest peak in the world. mount everest. what was once only achievable by lea mountain is, has now become accessible to thousan

the camps grow bigger. many of the people will never go back. it has become harder to survive in the countryside. decades of conflict and piracy have prevented industrial fishing. he says he would have never dreamed of eating fish when he was a herder. ben has sheep and goat were wiped out in a drought five years ago. he struggled to survive in a camp until biggie once food and agricultural organization bought them a boat and trained to fish. >> there was a big difference. as a livestock keeper, like the summaries about struggling with drought. the fish in the ocean, you have to learn many things. the ocean, you need to study how it works. reporter: he spent years learning and says he can now get a good catch five days a week. he says the money is enough to pay school fees for his children. the q1 says many more people could be helped in the same way. >> it requires a more durable solution. reporter: it is not clear how the millions of somalis in the countryside will survive or what they believe. maybe somalia was coastline and fish could help.

i want to bring in a sat from the world's largest refugee camp. and that is in cox's bazaar, this is what he told us a few hours earlier about i'd like you to happen, listen to him because it's really how do you solve the issue of people getting out of these camps? because often they there for many, many years he is i my family and 1000000 other people and my community became degrees in brooklyn, and 17 is already 5 years living here in michigan. i'll let him know his senior, even our less i'm getting was yesterday. so i would like to request international community to come from walton russell, the short one team in so much faith, all international community there from sir. i hear that often if the internet shaquinta only knew how much we were suffering, they would come and help us to buy reality. i think the reality is, sadly, when, you know, and we've seen this in different types of conflict when it's all over the media. and it's headline news then that particular region will get lots of attention and then once that dies down all the support and

more than a 150000 people have been moved to temporary camps. the sedition had been a little dream because all that had been heavy in folders is opposed food is and the whole of us armies are in under, under that one done the brands or did it varies from place to place. that also floods in landslides, in the neighboring makalya and through prostate. while in bangladesh, more than a dozen people have died and at least 4000000 others are stranded. continuous rainfall is hampering relief efforts, and both countries have drafted in the army to help authorities in india, one several reversed could burst their banks. weather forecasters said the rain could easily done this week, bringing temporary respite. pathname at the al jazeera new delhi ukrainian authority say russia is trying to make the city of har. keith, a new front line in the war after weeks of relative calm that ukraine re took the area around at 2nd largest city in may. pushing russian troops to the border will have been several attacks and harkey in recent days and rushes defense minist

the return comes just in time for the camps. centennial anniversary. we're joined now by scott gelfand, executive director of friends of berkeley to alameda camp, scott . first of all, congratulations . how are you feeling? on the eve of this momentous occasion? thank you, greg, killing great. especially seeing the news. this is a this is a happy story. a happy story of reconstruction and rebuilding the city of berkley has done a fantastic job. i'm the executive director of the nonprofit that serves the city called the friends of brickley 12 mechanic, and we've been supporting the efforts to build the camp for the past nine years. this was a massive rebuilding effort. as you say, can you describe what went into the construction of the new cabins and how it is better protecting this camp from future fires there in the sierra nevada? yeah this will be the most, um, resilient camp in the country since it's brand new and built to code, so the code rules now have resilience built into the materials that are used the spaces between the buildings, the amount