at central park. both demonstrated the republic's ability to meet the needs of large numbers of its citizens, even as it was being denounced monarchists in europe and violently attacked by secessionists here at home. however, without final union victory, aided by a 180,000 black soldiers legislation for yellowstone and the early national parks that were based on the assembly template might never have been enacted enacted. however, this narrative was largely erased in the early 20th century. in order to distance national parks from any association with the trauma and controversy of the civil war and its aftermath, much of the country white reconciliation and a lost cause narrative that nostalgically glamorize the old south and rehabilitate the leaders of the confederacy. jim crow legislation and practices reversed, hard fought rights gains made during reconstruction. this was happening just as political momentum was building in washington to create a national park service and i concluded some photograp

the penthouse at central park south sold under $200 million.e changes and people spend more money. cheryl: the wealthy buyer is still health yes. >> they're out there in ways that people don't understand and they're looking for flights to quality so they're still looking for great goods and places to put their money, and real estate is an amazing place to do that whether it's in florida, even today, or new york city or an amazing penthouse on central park. i have shown the penthouse at central park tower that's $250 million and 1800 square feet more than apartments that are 2,000 square feet. cheryl: that's amazing. let's talk about florida. obviously the hurricane has been devastating to the people of florida and will be to the real estate market in florida. so many people moved down and relocated in the northeast in particular and a lot of new construction was underway, a lot of new construction that wasn't completed and seeing destruction and obviously the insurance side of things as well. your take? >> well, pre-ian, if you look at kind of

you go to the central parks in the city. i'm on the central park playground committee. these moms and dads are coming in and drawing their own pickleball courts and our kids play there. you have know how new yorkers are. they will say get out of our lane or get out of my way. they are using their kids to rope off areas with picnic blankets down in areas that are cement. brian: i never played it, but i would like to try it. >> this mom, we are all back at school, this mom says we have been back at school for three weeks and no one knows how to properly drop their kids to in the line at school. this mom says i'm going to show you how it's done. >> teach them how to one-two step. slide, shuffle, whatever you have to do. they know what to do. first stay with me. they should have their backpacks on in the car. it's okay. let them sit up. opening the door for them. let them open their own damn door. we are already going 5 miles per hour. we are going to reduce it to 3? we are going to put it down to zero. >> i love this mom. she says this is not a stop. it's a yield. >> in th

. >> can you do this in central park. >> yes, can you do that in central park. >> but why would you?areer of eric repair, waits maurice who filled that role, who took a young fresh face cook from the streets and turned him into the hardened professional he is today. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language ] >> bonjour. cognac? [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> they said they cook lunch, which sounded like a sweet deal, considering what's on the menu. >> ah. start with heaping spoons full of the finest caviar. >> so on a scale of 1-10, how good? >> -2. >> and you only end up in the kitchen because you were such a shift waiter? >> i was 17 years old. >> maybe some asparagus, upon which one nefls a poached egg a freshly frothed. >> they see us on tv together, we have the light hair and people can say i love your restaurant. it's great to fish. it's wonderful. you know what i say. i always say, can you believe all the fish is frozen? >> he's not joking. >> steak with fresh morale and new potatoes. what was 32 aeromexico

residents of berlin due to lack of fuel have cut down almost all the trees in the central park inform bloomberg agency notes the germans. also consider as a fuel omsk manure in france, the price of wood pellets. they have doubled to 600 euros per tones, and the romanian authorities have limited the price of firewood. if germany is faced with a lack of gas, the main blow will fall on german industry, the largest enterprises will be forced to stop working. in this case germany's industrial losses will be colossal in this opinion, shared the german expert sergei filbert. according to him , the current situation is the result of a policy to please the united states in public buildings, heat only 19 to 19 °. here, well, except for the hospital there are some special premises and swimming pools are not allowed. uh, those who are on gas and, accordingly, now, uh, as i understand it, if there is no gas for a long time and neither germany nor europe does anything, then our production will simply stop. now we already have. uh, all the papers say that toilet paper will be very expensive. and per

and the inhabitants of berlin cut down almost all the trees in the central park. key brainstorming sessions of the week at the price summit and safety in the spotlight, western policy editors' club guests and experts are throwing out statements to be held accountable, while the world continues look for that very red line, beyond which it is not worth stepping up, with what baggage the independent belarusian came to the moment when western madmen started talking about the red button, when talks about the use of nuclear weapons begin at the discursive level. we are a country that survived chernobyl and lost every third in years. world war ii, of course, we can't help but worry, but there is a fundamental difference. now we have our own state. that is, let's say that earlier falling into this funnel is a disaster. hey whites. few things they could do? for to ensure the defense capability in our motherland , our land, decisions were made for us and we were responsible for those mistakes, and in general joined those successes, depending on the quality of managerial dec

new york city finallying herself wearing a big black mask over face outdoors, central park not a soul near her everyone on instagram, of course, her hollywood friends like you are so wonderful. >> why wearing mask outside completely trolling her downed on everybody she is wearing mask don't want to be recognized because she is so famous, that is where we are in the pandemic. >> it is folks like that calling the shots. on things like vaccine policy, for kids i go back to that cdc says my kids, under five got to get a vaccine, even though they had the thing, they are just fine by the way, i don't know with a what long-term effects are why do i got to give to my kid? those are people making policy in this country, they want to force it do unour throats dark winter is coming guess why called dark winter means federal government is going to step in. >> 10 booster shots may still get covid james they got it got covid. >> to your point people are saying no. the market is saying no, we had enough of the shots, so that statement the president made, few people who die of covid probably w

the city, we were working on a show, it was 9 at 9, i called you said, matt is it safe to run in central park, you said absolutely, the say safest big city in the world, no way in hdouble hockey sticks i w i would run in central park at night. >> is so different now, it is frustrating to see people they would agree with, pretend it is not happening. or minimize it or say, crime is a lot worse in 1993, yi didn't live here in '93, because crime was terrifying. it is all you have to do is not just see stats there was 9 murders in subway and were known in 2016 and 17, but the since of disorder, you see disorder without crime. what shows us is lunatics screaming at you in a menacing way on the subway with regularity that was not here 9 years okay if you want to reform the system, don't tell people what they say is not happening. >> i don't know that is works, i know if there is a negative perception that can disrupt the economy of a city. >> absolutely, people are perceiving this, because they is sensory inputs, matt is like, they are looks at things disorder is a great way to put it on subway pla

we just watched christian cooper harassed in central park for bird watching is a harvard educated black man. bird watching central park on memorial day that in a safe brother and even he got harassed and the whiteness was weaponized. so all this stuff plays an image. and then the last thing i said i would pass the time is there's also a way that america has a very low threshold for this kind of stuff, right? white america is only going be outraged about black death, but for so long after ferguson, we started being outraged about trump again and we lost our way. then, you know, then we found our way back to ferguson, you know, then we will lose our way to something. i just it's not sustainable because black death largely is still acceptable. it's normalized in country. and until we're genuinely, genuinely and generally outraged by it, i think you'll always have these occasional generational moments of outrage. but most of the stuff is going to pass and it was a knee on a neck. it was a knee on a neck is an image that is symbolic of the white strangling of the black race in this country.

he eats a joint in central park. >> kat: yeah. >> tyus: central park.ughs] >> tyus: sorry. >> greg: brett, i watch a lot of dystopian movies. the perfect example is when you have extreme poverty and then observed well. not just everybody is poor but you have people outside that are really poor and then you have these rich people feeding their dogs at dinner tables. san francisco is legitimately now and dystopian. >> brett: it sounds epic. i would love to see it. does anyone ever ask the dogs themselves about this food? get their thoughts? i want to hear the analysis on whether or not a dog prefers a crudites or fine meat versus sausage that fell on the ground. >> greg: that's how the restaurant should be. they shouldn't have waiters. just stuff that drops. that's what they love. >> kat: we already have that. restaurants. >> greg: the bar would just be a big toilet bowl. >> brett: that would be cool. >> greg: i think there was a bar downtown like that. judge, you are a huge dog fan, you like huge dogs. >> judge jeanine: i have three standard poodles. i w

tomorrow at 11 central park is the main entrance. who was it nobody?put nikita to bed, he's sleeping, i'll go. yes yes, of course. and tomorrow everything will be the same. tomorrow tomorrow, of course dasha, you can stay. well, i can, if necessary. i must have ruined your plans for the evening. every girl should have her own life. and then get married. and you become a servant. my personal life is my diploma strange, such a young lady should have many admirers. heed advice for the future. do not rush to limit your freedom. do not rush. i'm not in a hurry to get married, right? and everyone wants. stupid men are not capable of being faithful by their nature, they are not capable. okay enough. igor's plane flies at nine. and here you will be free, sit down, okay? and i'll go, i don't want to see. of course, but what should i tell him if he asks, where are you? i don't think he will ask. this is for me. you promised me during business hours no dates no motto nice information you have. it's hard to get away from me. tomorrow at 21:20 on the russia channel

my wife and i are walking our dog in central park. leash, big dog, scaring people, and my wife said, "sir, your dog should be on a leach." and the guy said, "why, because it's a pit bull?" implying we were racist towards pit bulls. i said, "no, because it's got a baby in its mouth. that's why." ( applause ) because it has prison tattoos and it's smoking chesterfields, okay. ( laughter ) that's right. i said "chesterfields." ( laughter ). there was a time when you could do innocent things that you can't do any more. every halloween, my parents would dress me as a hobo. ( laughter ) right? remember? some of you are nodding your head, right, remember? they didn't mean anything by it. you couldn't do that now. it's a homeless person. it would be considered offensive. i get it. and it was weird. think about it,s our parents dressed us as homeless people. and sent us out on to the streets at night. to collect free food! ( laughter ) ( applause ) and i never got candy. every house baked beans and a harmonica. that was it. ( laughter ) listen

he continued to argue that even after the central park five had been freed and exonerated years later. trump, of course, jumped into the faux violence of pro wrestling. >> any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of -- >> but as a presidential candidate, trump clearly relished the idea of real violence, instigating his supporters repeatedly to commit violence against protesters who hated trump. >> knock the crap out of him, would you? seriously? okay. just not the hell -- i promise you, i will pay for the legal fees. i promise. i promise. >> it was like that almost every rally, it seemed. in 2016, the violence at his rallies got so bad, one sunday i found myself basically pleading with donald trump to stop it. >> you are not taking down the temperature. you are, in the views of many of your fellow republicans, making things worse, inciting, encouraging violence. >> my fellow republicans -- excuse me, excuse me. my fellow republicans are running against me. they are losing big league. >> not really the point i was trying to make. and the violence continued. so, i asked him about i

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you've got the natural history museum, one side of central park, the met art and natural history separate. although you have benefactors seeing the benefit of that, but no one's collecting dinosaur bones for. their for their personal collections like. they might be with art. although that kind of changes in the late eighties 1987. is that right when the first private auction at sotheby's for a t-rex for an entire t-rex and then it happens again in 2000 2020 that right gosh. and the millions of dollars. so what what was that like so yeah. it's impossible for a museum to spend $9 million, right. it becomes a much different story that t-rex because it becomes popular it's kind of transcend and science is now part of culture. so there at the sotheby's auction, they have the listing. you know, they said a t-rex stands up very nicely against a picasso or else that's in the same echelon on now. and they thought it was going to go for 10 million or something and it went for. 31.4 million and private two. so at the time they didn't know who the the the purchaser was. now they know that it was duba

she got into an argument with chris cooper because chris asked her to leash her dog as central park rules require. chris cooper happens to be black. amy threatened to call the cops and then she did just that alleging in a false hysterical voice a black man attacking me in the park. in that moment amy cooper was asking the cops to show up and forced the supremacy of her rightness. she was in the wrong. who calls the cops when they are the ones in violation of city ordinance? a white person who knows the cops are there to protect her privilege, not enforced the law and keep the peace. most white people i know think of themselves as better than amy cooper, most tell me they were disgusted by her actions and would never call the cops like she did or any number of so-called karens have been shown to do in this era of camera phones but most of them are lying, most are reacting negatively to her application of her privilege and not the underlying concept on which it rests. most white people want there to be somebody to call when they feel threatened by blackness. they will use their power more j

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and this is the central park in pushkin near moscow, it was also recently updated, benches were replacedmodern ones were installed, and most importantly, safe children's sports grounds. they also restored the building of the summer theater, which suffered a fire in the nineties. many residents have repeatedly asked to restore. uh, this historical monument. and even deputies for 10 years ago recreated here, uh, the stone on which the promise to the inhabitants was written. this theater will be recreated today on the stage, plays and performances are played, master classes and concerts are held, if in the 19th century it was used exclusively in the summer season, then after the restoration it will function all year round, yes, well, they did it very beautifully, and in the form of a castle as if the scene is stationary. that's how i like it about this. i am very delighted. all landscaping work was carried out as part of the program formation of a comfortable environment in the moscow region from such interesting and large objects, very long-awaited, you have already opened this year. uh, i

good part of england, few showers there into central park for much of central europe. as you can see, it's dry and fiber, plenty of sunshine, warm sunshine, they're across much of the mediterranean, some lovely weather continuing here, largely dry chair across much of north africa, still a few showers into eastern parts of egypt with heavy showers for west africa. the weather, sponsored by cat on a ways jumping the stream when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to dinner at the end of the day. we are the subjects of the door and family, plus one person's opinion, but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption. we're a global audience, becomes a global community though scariest part of this moment in my country. is this toys for a more weapon? the st. oh, now jazeera, ah, the me back your feelings there. he'll run. reminder of all top stories, love it on this, started repent tracing hundreds of civil refugees. officials say they're returning home ball en

oh, don't rush, it was vova, now this sculpture decorates the central park in glukhiv, and for this year the plans were no less grandiose . and festivals of carving, he was also an integral part of the festival. one of the pillars of this festival was the festival, and even the men of a hundred gluhiv residents came to say goodbye to the master. sergeant bilevich met on september 29, liberating lyman, did not live to see his 51st birthday five days into his first war, left in 2014 after serving a year, returned to his hometown, but could no longer live peacefully, say his brothers in arms, returned after a full-scale invasion when columns of russian tanks blocked sumshchyna further igor continued to defend the borders of ukraine in the east in donetsk region showed himself as a conscientious and fearless warrior military priest stepan kuz remembers i will not forget his appearance cossack appearance and thus a-a he is from memory and how much he really was a man, a warrior, a warrior , first of all, of christ, a warrior of the cross, who uh, became uh, regardless of everything, stood up

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and now we're at central park, it's one of my favorite places to actually come to either one of my favorite meals here. it's called the lazy waffle. and besides does the cooling, the ambulance is great. so we just ordered some food right now. and i wanna 1st of all cavities and photos of it, give you some tips in terms of how you can actually catch some good images with your phone. and then after that we'll, we'll months so much. that is a lazy waffle. and i want to give you a little bit of a hack. so generally, if honestly, we'll my thought it allows me to have a lot more control over the images that i'm catherine. so it gives me all the eyes, those settings, and it has the grids over here. and i'm able to capture images properly with my phone, and it can capture it with a raw setting. so when i do it that way, i get more control over the quality of the images that i create. and i'm able to add the bit of her tone to the image before uploading it online or for editing images and sticky images with your phone. i do recommend think it was sticking around is one was one that i want to share w

we are pegged agent has suffered from global economic was over the crane conflict and congress central park that had to the value the currency. they do some pilot loss about 80 percent of the value versus the u. s. dollar. egypt is the latest country in the global south of take similar measures. india and iran have already ditched the dollar in by the actual trade with mazda and saudi arabia. considering switching to the won in oil sales to china, we discussed the issue with i made most of our director of the age a center for studies and translation. he speculated about the motives behind car is decision. once sir, we correlated our japan pounds with a dollar since 2016 according to the recommendations of e at one bank and international hamper just to satisfy their creditors. full relation, made honest affinity in the markets. the dollar is inflated with so much sure. i can attach a pound and now even the buyer, the national banks reached about quentin egyptian pounds and it has a very negative impact or sir concerning the inflation. also, we have international factor concerning air, the wi

my mom and siblings and i would go to city park, which is our central park in new orleans, and feed the ducks. the statue you passed until a few years ago was beauregard. he ordered the first shots to be fired at fort sumter. that exists all across the city. my middle school was named after someone who was an avid confederate in support of the segregation of schools. and so, part of what happened for me was i wanted to write a book that would have been helpful for the 16-year-old version of me. i wanted to write a book -- i remember being a kid and feeling a sense of intellectual and social and psychological paralysis being told the things that were wrong with black people. sometimes implicit, sometimes explicit, and not having the language to push back. not having the language or sociology to more effectively contextualize why new orleans looked at the weighted. why one part looked one way and another part looked another way. if nobody teaches you the history, you fall into the trap of thinking the reason one part looks one way and another looks another way is because the people, rathe

side of normal, even more so where the sun is out, which is the case when most a spade in the central park. the military across towards the balkans, the last the rain disappearing from italy and slovenia. so conveniently, most places in mainland europe for about 7 degrees above average, temperature wise and then not going down any time soon. not significantly. now in north africa, the anomaly here is more the rainfall than the temperature is still rating, all offers, fondles as the gambia. now bang, jules had about a 140 percent, so fall of its monthly rainfalls. any more is just i see on the cake and it's still raining heavily in ghana and southern nigeria where of course there are floods. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back, a look at the main stories of following this format you k chance to richie soon will become the countries next prime minister on monday. so next one the rice to be leader of the conservative party. he will be the 1st prime minister of asian heritage, eat or places list trust. who resigned last week? i a while and pakistani journalist has been killed and kenya, lisa, a

>> yes, this is central park or the parks in the city.ds cii'm on the federal park playground committee and we clean up all the parks and the moms and dads are coming in ando taking chalk andwn drawing own pickle ball courts and our kids play there. you can now new yorkers are and the parents will say get out of our lane or way. they're using kids to rope off e areas and leaving picnic blankets down. >> i can't believe pickle ball pro league that learfield img broken startedd . growing by 20%. >> the next is this mom, this ia awesome. we're back a t school and this mom says we've been back at school for three weeks now and no one t knows how to properly drop theirr kidkis off in the e at school.this this woman says i'm going tom show yougo how it's done. >> teach your kids how to step out. slide, shuffle, whatever you got to do. two, teach them how to hold theo latch. t three, four cars out from our turn, they know what thomas mancino do.. third, have pack backs on in the car. it's okay. threat them sit up. they need to be ready to go. fo

we're also next to a children's playground in a central park cars on fire. this is, this is people work. basically. there are also many strikes that have taken place on civilian and critical infrastructure. in other parts of the capital city. the mayor has appealed to residence to stay in shelters, come into the city. it's all if you don't need to. many central streets have been blocked up by police or the magic substance can, can do what they need to do. the metro system is down those stations. and now for the people using them as, as bomb shelters, i want to stress that, you know, even, even in the early days of the war, the capital city hasn't experienced and a thing like this. this is spanish, unprecedented. in recent months, people had stopped paying attention to the right friends in k, because there just weren't any, any error rates, you know that the missiles were coming in, it was different bit to another part of the country. but the key is perceived. people have gone back to life is normal reading. this is absolutely gonna change that calculus as a

no relation because chris asked her to leash her dog as central park rules require. chris cooper happens to be black while amy cooper is white. amy threatened to call the cops on chris and then she did just that, alleging in a faux hysterical voice how black man was attacking me in the park in that moment, amy cooper was asking the cops to show up and force the of her whiteness. she was in the wrong who the hell calls the cops when they're the ones in violation of a city ordinance? a white person does that. a white person who knows that the cops are there to protect her privilege, not enforce the law, and keep the peace. most white people i know like to think of themselves as better than amy cooper. most of them tell me they were disgusted by her actions and would never call the cops like she did or any number of so-called karens have been shown to do in this era of the camera phone, but most of them are lying. most of them are reacting negatively to amy cooper's application of her privilege and not the underly earning concept on which it rests. most white people wan

he was shot by a teenager with a weapon in central park in new york.fairly obviously a show of solidarity and support for officer gary spath. >> mcdonald was a symbol, a very real simple to try to show that spath life was in danger. >> to show the jury the reality of what happens to a police officer when the gunshot, when they get injured to a point that their entire life changes in his put second. i think at times, whether we are a jury or just others listening to a story, it does not capture in your mind and in your heart and in your soul and in your spirit what you physically see. when they saw steve mcdonald in that wheelchair, you can only cause you to think about what happens to the cup if that cop waits a split second, what happens to them, they become a statement donald. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm gonna ask you to retire to the jury room. >> the judge stopped the trial. he asked the jury to take a break, and then immediately, immediately got angry with what the defense was up to. >> he had no right to be brought into this courtroom after we s

they were angry import and tired and frustrated we watch christian cooper get rise in central park these are harvard educated black man even he got a wrath on —- harassed all of this plays into the image and also a way that america has a very low threshold for this kind of stuff. and then wen, were outraged about trump and then lost our way and then find her way back to ferguson. is not sustainable because black death is largely still acceptable and normalized in this country. and intel we are genuinely out rage we always have these moments but most of it will pass. >> it was an image that is symbolic but then to get your knee off my neck is so important to understanding. it's not giving more it was such a presence that went beyond, the. >> the george floyd video on so many levels a symbolic notion and she cheated and he is calling out for his mother like christ on the cross. this resonates and then for somebody to be crucified. all of that and then the phrase we used in the book is a shooting extraordinary powerful part of history and' shameful we know we need to come to terms with as l

saturday she's of the global citizens concert in new york where quality is not top 20 germ in central parkday night. you leave with covid, you are thankful. >> you got broadway with don't max or vaccine requirements, schools are dropping them yet nancy pelosi extended this until november, proxy voting, is this justified or serving the people? >> i was serving but her business of going to france and what she said to justify it reminds me of lori lightfoot getting her hair cut when nobody could and she said i'm a woman in power in need to look nice or something like that. >> we need regular order, things should be debated in subcommittee and on the floor, not this vote from home nonsense. >> get back to work. what are we paying you for? [laughter] >> don't forget, you can preorder my christmas book, wiseman hooked on christmas october 11, part of the book, the true story of the wiseman based on incredible historic archaeological research, great adventure for the whole family. it will enrich your holidays. crime running rampant and nowhere is it more evident than here in new york where shooti

just yesterday a 17 year old tourist from nashville was slugged by a homeless man while visiting central park good samaritans rushing to his aid and another senseless attack in new york city. back to you. >> todd: that kid got slugged. >> carley: president biden is heading to poughkeepsie to lower cost and creating jobbing. just days ago, a father of three was killed in a hotel while visiting his son at college and may be tied to gang related crimes. new york assemblyman has no confidence. >> we have horrendous murder and bomb related equipment, a real threat to public safety. we want safe communities, we are not getting that right now. >> carley: many poughkeepsie residentss are waiting to see if the president will address this tragedy today. the white house is in panic mode as opec slashes oil production by two billion barrels per day. the president plans to ease sanctions on venezuela expedite. taking to twitter writing opec says no, strategic reserve options all but gone, the white house says one option left is one option they should never have turned away from in the first place, u.s.-ba

but in this case, we are talking about direct attacks on central park, the equivalent of hyde park inn, an attack on a pedestrian bridge in the middle of kyiv, and other targets that have no other possible explanation. also on civilian infrastructure. we are already seeing the broad response to what i think was probably seen in moscow as a personal attack on putin when the bridge that he built between crimea and the russian mainland was hit on saturday. tom: the targeting it sounds like of that civilian infrastructure. what do we expect -- do we expect any further details? are we expecting any comments from the russian president after he meets with his national security advisor's later today? and is this a pattern we expect to accelerate in terms of the targeting of some key ukrainian cities? and folding into that, what is the ability for ukraine to defend itself against these attacks? marc: right, so on the security council meeting, it has got to be concerning. there's no routine that comes out of these and automatically makes a statement. however, he could. it is concerning that he

well , more cctv cameras have appeared in gomez central park, such measures allow faster to find violators who ignore the rules of conduct on the territory of the palace park ensemble accessible to the public area of ​​45 hectares. the palace park ensemble includes four protected areas and the embankment of the sosh river has 12 entrances. this allows you to make your stay more comfortable. anytime. the main thing is to follow the rules of visiting a public place. do not violate the usual order of life of the inhabitants of the park and do not harm nature. next , a little culture to visit the mysterious atmosphere of a real autumn fairy tale. it is possible that the author's dolls and teddy bears are presented in the museum of the history of gomel, each exhibit shows the painstaking work of the master here and luxurious ladies in magnificent decorations and majestic majestic animal dolls were presented by more than 40 authors, all handmade, many took months of painstaking work. the doll project has existed for more than 5 years and gives beauty to all lovers of this art form, meanwhile. ye

be something big, 5000 top-down us village and then talking about bringing another building 2 central parkone? did you buy that? >> i went to see the other day. neil: who is buying those? >> that is really the question. the buyers that are coming to see these are combination of those who cashed out when things -- neil: they are not amorphous. >> they are not and not sensitive to what is going on in the marketplace and those buyers and sellers at this level if there is anything coming to market, those homes are selling at 2021 prices which is incredible. and than the rest of the market that needs renovation or buildings where maybe it is a co-op building where they have standards that could be the case here where they expect to see a bunch of those, they are having a harder time and it is quiet and it is discovery time because those sellers are not necessarily desperate, they don't get the market right now. how do you get to the right price so you're getting offers? that is the green light and there are conversations around the right price and how far are we off of the high. neil: for every

one particular note of what happened yesterday morning, and the shevchenko park, central park, the playgroundyoung since they were born, there was a large missile crater right edge of this playground. and it has been noted that of all the targets that we saw throughout ukraine, over 50 missiles were said to have landed, none was identifiable military object, all were civilian objects, and it is clear that, the point is to increase the terror against civilians, once again because they do putin cannot achieve any significant military victories.— any significant military victories. , . ~ , ., victories. just talk us through the impact — victories. just talk us through the impact of _ victories. just talk us through the impact of the _ victories. just talk us through the impact of the last - victories. just talk us through | the impact of the last 24-hour the impact of the last 24—hour is, you say that is the strategy to increase the air as the country, because the missile attacks were right across the country, when they as well as the capital? what impact do you think this will have, going wood,

. >> you are not safe at seven in the morning running in central park you're not safe taking the subwayt 3:30 a.m. to your graveyard shift. we mention policies and what disturbs me so much and what is so frightening is the notion that because of these regressive policies that have been put into place, it will take likely years to restore order to restore police ranks, to restore support for law-enforcement and law and order in and out of the system and yet all it takes is one instant for a gunshot to take a mother bird for a fist to shatter your or somebody to be slashed within 18 inches scar. how many instants do we have we don't have that many. >> jimmy just talked about women potentially being stabbed there was a woman he was stabbed to death with a pair of scissors by a man, guess who was the lone boat to get this man and can meet commute his sentence? a guy named john federman who happens to be the democrat nominee for senate in pennsylvania. this same man wants to and open carry fort law-abiding men and women who just want a gun to protect themselves in high crime jurisdictions wh

townspeople, the city of anthracite consists of several mining villages; they are united by this central parktween these villages. actually, you can move around, but it is unsafe to do this asphalt. here , the street lighting was washed away by time; there are no new paths. bench lanterns the arrangement of the park has already begun, the only thing that he will lose is this yellow carpet, which is not included in the landscaping project and remains only a seasonal decoration. prokopenko konstantin perunov vesti nedeli, lugansk people's republic on friday, the results of the all-russian contest big change were summed up in the crimea at the artek international children's center. of the one and a half million high school students, 300 of the most talented and active students passed the final after 9 months of preparation and defense of projects. ecology education is a technical discipline. each has found its own winners will receive one million rubles for their own business or training, plus additional points for admission to universities. they ready. not only to receive they are ready to give