the central park five? the central park _ the central park five?e back in l the central park five? tie: central park five back in new york and what he wanted there. he's called for a reimplementation of stop and frisk — there is just many, many policies that impact the black community that he's not willing to talk about because he knows it's bad for us. there was a another _ he knows it's bad for us. there was a another member- he knows it's bad for us. there was a another member of- he knows it's bad for us. there was a another member of the l he knows it's bad for us. there i was a another member of the and menstruation, vice president, harris, the first female vice president, first african—american vice president, first south asian vice president — what role do you see it the back of her playing in this campaign facilities a massive part of this and i think of what the biden terrace and this and i think of what the biden terrace and ministers and has been has — biden terrace and ministers and has been has been _ biden terrace and ministers and h

central park, named after its creator, is one of the ten largest parks europe.hment of the park, the tula provincial authorities wrote that on the southern outskirts of tula , on an area of ​​35 dessiatinas, a park similar to a forest arose. when the park was founded , a large number of lime trees, oaks and especially birches were planted. many trees today are over 100 years old. it has thick grass, green groves, a lot of mushrooms, and the birds sing. over time, the park has grown and increased. 143 hectares, most of which are forest. great! lyrical digression from dk. when subjects related to the great patriotic war appeared in our essays during the patriotic war, i often used it. oh, i don’t like this word because it’s overused, but there ’s no other way to say it. the bronze music of mikhail ziev was heard in the great, and for me, the best film about the past war, in the ballad about the soldier. directed by grigory chukhrai. the story of alyosha skvartsov is in the spiritual memory of each of us. who else is in memory and in the soul. therefore, this story

black pr, they began to produce videos, one of them dates back to the times when the so -called central parkrd here in new york, to briefly retell this story , that case was in eighty-nine, a white woman was raped in the center of new york in central park, the perpetrator was not found. but at the same time we frolicked that same evening teenagers, violated, so to speak, public safety, threw stones, teenagers, african americans, hispanics, in general, the police grabbed everyone, forced testimony out of them, forced them to confess, in the end they all went to jail, and they were even lucky, because that the criminal who actually committed this crime, at some point, having fallen into religion, he himself admitted that he did it, but... the democrats dug up how donald trump, who then lived in new york, was already a famous new york real estate developer, wealthy man, commenting on this case, demanded. from the law enforcement system, from the american courts to execute these teenagers, and now these words spoken more than 30 years ago are turning against donald trump himself. donald trump do

in what became known as the central park five case. donald trump disrespecting black folk is nothing new. >> he was sued for refusing to rent his apartments to black families and called for the execution of five innocent black and brown teenagers. >> and it's more than anger. it's hatred. >> the trump campaign called the ad another cheap attempt from the biden campaign to gaslight black voters. trump's visit to the bronx was his fourth campaign stop in new york during his criminal hush money trial. the jury in that case returns tuesday for closing arguments. andrea, christiane. >> thank you. norfolk southern has agreed to pay $310 million to settle claims from that toxic train derailment in east palestine ohio, last year. chemicals caught fire and burned for days, forcing hundreds from their homes. if the settlement is approved, the company will pay for community health services and environmental monitors, it says costs from the derailment now total around $2 billion. >> major story broke last night in the world of college sports, the

the party is on in central park. . lightning delayed the start of the indianapolis 500 for four hours. thousands of fans evacuating the stadium and thousands of customers in the dark tonight after widespread power outages. at least 25 tornadoes reported across five states during a record breaking memorial holiday travel weekend. abc's meteorologist somara theodore leads us off from the storm zone in texas. >> reporter: tonight, a 2-year-old and 5-year-old among at least 15 people killed in a devastating tornado outbreak across arkansas, kentucky, oklahoma, and texas. >> more than 200 homes and structures were listed as destroyed. >> reporter: in value view, texas, a town of just 700 people, destruction as far as the eye can see. it was here at this gas station where 60 to 80 people ran for their lives inside seeking shelter, with one survivor describing it like a scene out of a movie. >> we barely made it. >> reporter: peggy herron and her husband ricky pulled over as the tornado closed in. they returned to the scene t

located in the city's central park, the memorial pays tribute to the san mateo residents who lost their lives in the line of duty. it's made up of monoliths, representing various branches of the military as well as the san mateo police and fire departments each of the monoliths is etched with the names of the fallen the faa is expecting today will be the busiest day for us air travel since 2019 this all comes just ahead of memorial day weekend. nearly 3.5 0 people are projected to fly this weekend. sfo expects more than 753. passengers between today and monday. all right, let's get to our weather warm inland. cool at the coast and a change coming this weekend. meteorologist jessica birch is tracking our forecast in the virtual view studio. hey, jess. all right, jess, thanks so much. across the country. and here in the bay area more rates are up. redfin says the median sales price for a home nationally, is it a record 380? probably laughing at home because we all know that here it is far beyond that. in fact, california home prices hit an all time high last month with the median statewid

, too, where they always came, every sunday in belgrade they came to the central park, they didn't have such beautiful, clean parks with such attractions for children, they went to that epicenter supermarket, because it is very big and very high quality. the construction workers shopped there, they bought our sweets, that is, everything they ate i liked it, they are destroying it now, you are right, well , they probably didn’t buy the books, because they don’t like them in the ukrainian language, but that is why they destroyed this printing house, they actually say that schoolchildren will experience not only kharkiv and kharkiv region, but the whole of ukraine , this is a blow to the typography, to the kharkiv printing house, and also between residential buildings, a hundred began to be beaten, and in the very center of the city. there again the educational institution is located, where they have already beaten twice near the naukova metro station, there is also the university of engineering and economics, and again it is just in a residential building, it's good that it didn't hi

you know the womann the middle of central park, you know that story? n 10 year they conn koch was at his wit's end they couldn't get it finished they built. they couldn't get it opened. people wanted it before their drned d. every day they'd be laying thean copper pipe and every night that same pipe be stolen. and then they'd start all over again t stolen. months and they poured the concrete in small patches. and they too their companies -- total mess. didn't know what they were doing. and i saw this and i went -- [audio problems] i would pay for it, the amount. the montreal canadiens hockey team in canada. isn't that better than a refrigerator company? they didn't know what we were talking about. canadiens knew. they said you don't want tose copper tubing and gas because the gas is delicate and it aks. it's very fragile. it doesn't work. you want to use rubber hose, i that, that's a lot cheaper. water and salt. the salt makes it s the water doesn't freeze. it's called brian. going to putt under the concrete. you're going to pour the concrete over to g

>> yeah, no, i will say i talked to these voters about the central park five. i talked to them about some of the comments that he's made, and the policies beyond rhetoric, right? they are just so focused on what their lives are like right now, what they can feel tangibly that when i push back with those comments, they just -- they shut that down. they said, listen, he might say some things -- again, they focused on the rhetoric still because they feel like that's what the media sort of consistently puts out there. he might say some stuff that's offensive, but at the end of the day, i feel like my life was better under former president trump than under president biden. i take all of the points i'm hearing here. this is what i hear from voters consistently, and we see this reflected in the data as we're seeing these numbers of black and hispanic voters sort of getting chipped away from the democratic party and moving towards trump. i see this consistently as i talk to these demographics. >> matthew, you brought up strong men, and here's what thump said about auth

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so while yes, people from new york remember central park five, and that was a really big thing.here's a whole other part of the population, african-american population that probably it's not remember it the same way that we do reporter to add to that point, a reporter who was there at the rally had said that you also bronzes, also heavily latino exam as well. and last for latino or not, or just straight up, where it from wherever we are shirts and shouting like send them back back to port, which was sort of this realignment and it was an a message that was entirely on the economy and on migration, which has been an issue that has hit, that population in new york a lot. there's a lot of resentment from the migrants that were shipped up from texas and florida by ron desantis and greg abbott, hundreds of thousands of migrants coming to new york city. and a lot of these people saying, why are they being housed in hotels on the upper west sayyed and getting assistance from the state they say, i can't heidi come here illegally add go through all these hoops. >> i didn't get that. no h

others defaced a world war i monument necessary central park and burned an american flag. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. contrast clear, elitists gather and chaos consume the st. for another day in the big apple. brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: at least two dozen anti-israel protesters were arrested after mob of 1000 people marched toward met gala chanting and waving flares on their way. watch. >> free, free, free palestine. >> free, free, free palestine. >> brooke: they were met with nypd officers who prevented them from entering the museum. at central park, demonstrators burned an american flag and vandalized the statue plastering it with pro-palestinian stickers and spray painting gaza on its base. they took to a civil war general and spraypainted that with red letters and draped the palestinian flag over it. new york city mreeps officers surrounded the park's statues and protesters took to their police cars instead and protests continue at college campuses with chaos at mit, protesters breakthrough barric

dedicated to first responders who lost their lives in the line of duty standing in the city's central parkowntown. the monument represents a branches of the u.s. military and the san mateo police and fire departments. may this memorial service a beacon of hope. a place of solace. and a reminder of the enormous debt we owe to those who have given everything for our safety and freedom. >> a symbol of remembrance and thanks in celebration of all of our soldiers and now all of our public safety officers. >> the monument is located near the fight poll on the central park lawn. >> park rangers and one bay area county could soon lose their ability to make arrest. why we could be taken away from them. plus $90,000 in cash stolen from 2 people in antioch, white. the victim say that they were holding so much money what's coming to oakland's lake merritt that oakland's lake merritt that organizers say w (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. sonoma county could soon lose their ability to make arrests and carry batons. >> park of

let's talk about the fact, in 1989, during the trial of the central park five, donald trump took outpapers with the headlines, bring back the death penalty. all five of those men were exonerated 13 years later. donald trump has never show remorse for those statements and here is some of what he has said about the issue in recent years. >> we can have all the blue ribbon committee's we want, but if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time. remember that. we are wasting our time. that toughness includes the death penalty. [ applause ] we are going to be asking everyone who sells drugs and get caught selling drugs, to get the death penalty for their heinous act. it is the only way. [ applause ] >> in his final months in office , 13 death row inmates were put to death, there had not been a federal execution in 17 years prior. we speak frankly, let's do that now, it is a dog whistle, too. there is a disproportionate representation in our criminal justice system from communities of color. knowing all of that, including his position on the central park five, is this a

it’s actually summer in novosibirsk, and i managed to visit the central park, and you won’t believe itsical fountain, saw the rides, allowed myself to plunge a little into my childhood and take my mind off the excitement. oprichnik , tchaikovsky's third opera, is a rarity on the stages of musical theaters; it is being performed in novosibirsk for the first time. the music edition is ours. it was based on the desire of peter ilvich to do something with this music and improve it stage life, because at the time, during the life of pyotr ilyevich, he was dissatisfied with what was happening with his opera, it seems to me that the result was a very dynamic spectacle, which, i think, pyotr ilyevich would, frankly, be pleased to see. the national team's orchestra, the musicians of the mikhailovsky theater and inovat played together over several rehearsals, spatial sound of the music, powerful vocals, among which... and a video projector. the background images change every scene. either royal chambers or lush gardens surprise even sophisticated viewers. in in the finale, the artistic director

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dedicated to first responders who lost their lives in the line of duty, standing tall in the city's central park, the monument represents branches of the u.s. military and the san mateo police and fire departments. >> may this memorial service a beacon of hope? a place of solace. and a reminder of the enormous debt we owe to those who have given everything for our safety and freedom. >> a symbol of remembrance and thanks in celebration of all of our soldiers and now all of our public safety officers. >> the monument is located near the flag pole on the central lawn. >> sonoma county park rangers could be stripped of their peace officer status pretty soon. county supervisors have endorsed the move. the vote was 4 to one to do so if approved, officially rangers would no longer be able to make arrests. you sirens and lights to respond to emergencies or kerry equipment like the times. snow county park officials say the proposal would eliminate stringent training and hiring requirements allowing jobs to be filled faster. but several rangers argue the change would hinder their ability to respond to em

i grew up around the time of the central park five. i never even watched the apprentice. anybody black that knows anything about donald trump thinks the way i do about him. that is why he got 10% in new york when he ran here. new yorkers don't like him. >> absolutely. and when he was running for office, we were saying trust new yorkers. >> we tried to tell you. >> and why isn't he in florida in his actual district? >> you will not be vice president byron. they will make he speaker. he was on our show trying to convince us of that. they rubbed his head. don't let people rub you on the head. i know you are a hip hop fan as i am. i have never heard of sheffg and sleepy hollow. they were both accused of murder in a 140 count indictment. so trump's pitch to us is gold sneakers and two rappers accused of murder. that is what he thinks of black people. as somebody who tried to expand the ranks of black support in the republican party, what do you think of that? >> well, it is an embarrassing affront to all the work and effort that african americans are trying to create within th

and miss their hot, humid atmosphere, then it’s worth coming to tula and taking a walk in the central parkocated, it’s literally exotic. the tula exotarium contains the largest collections of reptiles , more than 500 species. in general, , this is a paradise for lovers of cold-blooded people, and not only here they found their family happiness, speaking . in the words of nina zarechny, the schechow's seagull: lions, eagles and partridges, antlered deer, geese, spiders, silent fish that lived in the water, starfish, and those that could not be seen with the eye, in a word, all lives, or almost all lives, are owls. in this slice of the tropics, most of them are residents of south america and southeast asia. there are no poisonous reptiles here, they are kept in another place, here everything is white and fluffy, well, maybe not very fluffy, but here you will not meet an evil aggressive gobon viper, you are more likely to meet it in your own institution, someone is at home. in our exotarium, by the way , lectures are held in the format of biologists against horror films. they tell how film my

that they get the death penalty for beating a white woman in central park that was later proven by dnad nothing to do with it and he still would not take it back. he was the president when george floyd happened and would not support the george floyd justice and policing act. and he stacked three and supreme court nominees that took down many of the elements in the rights bill. he would not support the john lewis voting rights act. in the black dealing with the issues that impact us, when you say that they are looking at him as a symbol, a symbol of what? of executing people that are insolent innocent and did not want to support the george floyd bill. there will be some black republicans that will always go that way. when you look at the record and i am from new york like donald trump is from new york. the only thing that he stood up on was central park and he was on the wrong side of that case. >> let's look at the presidential debates. immediately accepting two matchups and audience and in fact the earliest debates ever. does this give biden an advantage and you expect trump to comply

anti-israel protesters speaking havoc around new york city hundreds of demonstrators taken over central parkrday burning the american flag, vandalizing memorials, blocks away from the met gala which they also traveled up to more on all of this coming up, new york versus trump the trial resuming with a brand-new witness while judges threatening to throw donald trump in jail for violating gag orders who they said yesterday. >> this is a political witch-hunt election interfering and really truly election interviews and a disgrace. maria: more on that coming up. take a look at markets mix, dow industrials up 70-point, nasdaq negative down 21 s&p higher by two and a quarter were looking ahead to another major week of earnings, disney out this morning. the big player of the morning before the opening bell we will have those numbers the market reaction. yesterday a good day for stocks the dow close enough for the fourth session in a row the s&p and nasdaq fishing at the highest level since april 11 the dow industrial .76 on wall street and s&p of 52 and the nasdaq up strong up 192 better than 1% on

so, we ended up in central park. my -- my fiance pointed out the -- the row boats.nded up rowing the boat, i'm just sitting back. [ laughter ] i'm thinking, "oh, god. now people are looking at us, and pointing, and laughing at me." and i'm just -- i can't understand why -- >> jimmy: what are they saying? like -- they're saying, like, what are -- >> they're taking photos. they're just like, "look at him, he looks stupid." i'm like -- [ light laughter ] "'cause he's just sitting back here and she's, like, doing all the work." >> jimmy: yeah, "there's a very weak man in that boat," yeah. >> i'm like -- i'm like, "whatever." i'm like, whatever they think -- but finally, she rowed us to a -- to a quiet part of the -- of the lake there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i popped the question. it was great. >> jimmy: no way. >> it went really well. >> jimmy: and she said yes. >> she said yes. >> jimmy: and there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> thankfully. >> jimmy: i think that's romantic, and perfect. and new york city, central park, come on. >> oh, it was -- it was beautiful. >>

at the same time in the same city in the large central park in the city of los angeles, a group of non -zionist jewish students gathered in opposition to the genocidal crimes of the zionist regime by lighting a candle in memory of the dead in gaza and declared their support for the students who were sitting in. these students do not give up their protest with the wave of arrests and the message of the quarter and the terror that is given to them by repression. our political leaders must condemn israel's war crimes in gaza. not the actions that students take for peace and stopping the killing. a student raising the palestinian flag in support of the people of gaza and opposing the zionist regime's genocide they chant slogans. they face a sharp reaction from the police and expulsion from the place of the ceremony. while bombs are still being dropped on people, talking about peace and justice is meaningless. in order to establish peace , we must first start from ourselves and our university should cut off its economic connection with israeli companies. in chicago, a peaceful demonstration

i have kwame jackson on the show tomorrow night with the central park five. >> i bet -- i mean, does it hit different that it's a black d.a. and a black woman who got him with tish james. >> black d.a. in manhattan, with alvin bragg. black tish james got him. black prosecutor in atlanta. black woman judge in washington. and if he appeals he has five black women on the appellate court here in new york. he's going from the central pack five to the appellate court five. so i mean, this is going to be the story of his life. >> to say nothing of juan merchan, who has to go back and he's disrespected that judge a lot. that's the guy who's going to sentence him. well, this is why they don't want dei. they would like this diversity to exist because it changes things. it makes law a little more fair and broad. i want to talk about this because a lot of black and brown people have gone through the system and been convicted of a crime and walk through a process that trump will now get to walk through as well. talk about the process. he's now been convicted. he has a sentencing date of july 11.

example, the weather is beautiful in novosibirsk, it’s actually summer, and i managed to visit the central parkenjoyed, of course, the musical fountain, saw the rides , allowed myself to plunge a little into my childhood and take your mind off your worries. the oprichnik is tchaikovsky's third opera, a rarity on the stages of musical theaters; it is being performed in novosibirsk for the first time. peter ilyevich to do something with this music and improve its stage life, because during the life of peter ilyevich he was dissatisfied with what was happening with his opera, it seems to me that the result was a very dynamic spectacle, which, i think, peter to be honest, it would be nice to see ilyech. orchestra of the team of musicians of the mikhailovsky theater. and navata played together over several rehearsals, spatial the sound of the music, powerful vocals, including a rare countertenor, a unique super-high male voice performing the part that tchaikovsky himself planned to give to a woman. bright colorful scenery, an exact copy of those in the theater, they were specially scaled for the nov

. >> ainsley: some of the demonstrators could be seen defacing a world war i monument in central parknd even going as far as burning an american flag at the base. >> brian: brooke singman all over this she has the details. >> at least two gozzen of those anti-israel protesters were arrested after a mob of about 1,000 people marched towards the met gala chanting and clashing with police on their way. watch. [chanting free, free palestine] >> but they were met by nypd officers who prevented them from entering the museum and disturbing the star studded event. meanwhile at nearby central park demonstrators burned american fleag in front of a memorial honoring world war i soldiers. plastering the memorial with pro-palestinian stickers. spray painted the word gaza on the base. civil war general. protesters spray painted red letters onto the bronze statue and draped the palestinian flag over it. eventually new york city police officers surrounded the park's monuments and the nypd removed that palestinian flag from the statue. today, president biden will deliver the keynote address at the u.s

, the weather was beautiful in novosibirsk, it was actually summer, and i managed to visit the central parkand you won’t believe it, i enjoyed, of course, the musical fountain, saw the attractions , allowed myself to plunge a little into childhood and take my mind off the excitement. oprichnik, third opera tchaikovsky, a rarity on the stages of musical theaters. but you will see a combined orchestra, the musicians of the mikhailovsky theater and navato played together over several rehearsals, the spatial sound of the music, powerful vocals, including a rare countertenor. a unique, ultra-high male voice performs the part that tchaikovsky himself planned to give to a woman. the bright colorful scenery is an exact copy of those in the mikhailovsky theater; they were specially scaled for the novosibirsk stage, and a video projector was used for complete immersion. the background changes every scene, now the royal chambers, now the lush gardens, surprise the audience, even the sophisticated ones, in the finale the artistic director of the mikhailovsky theater comes on stage, aka ivan the terribl

is dedicated to the first responders, lost their lives in the line of duty standing in city's central parks branches of the u.s. military and the san mateo police and fire departments. >> may this memorial service a beacon of hope? a place of solace. and a reminder of the enormous debt we owe to those who have given everything for our safety and freedom. >> a symbol of remembrance and thanks in celebration of all of our soldiers and now all of our public safety officers, all the monument is located right near the flag pole on the central park on. >> and san jose's allege rested after allegedly vandalizing. 26 trees. >> police say this happened last week to the newly planted trees on willow street near alta avenue. the trees have been planted at the beginning of the month to celebrate a community's it. investigators say they used surveillance video to find that man. and santa clara counties. vector control district says it plans to conduct a more comprehensive treatment regiment in order try and get rid of an invasive mosquito. they say this particular mosquito carries the zika virus and ot

. >>> in san mateo, today the city unveiled its fallen heroes memorial in the city's central park paying tribute to residents who lost their lives in the line of duty. it's made up of monoliths representing various branches of the military as well as the san mateo police and fire departments. each one of them is etched with the names of the fallen. >> the names etched on this memorial serve to reflect the profound courage and selflessness, their unwavering dedication to duty and honor exemplifying the very best of our military and first responders. >> planning for the project started in 2015. backers raised over $300,000 for its construction. >>> grocery shoppers across the state may no longer have the option to use plastic bags. california lawmakers approved a pair of bills that would ban grocery stores and other retailers from offering plastic bags to customers. plastic bags are banned from stores already, but the bills would close a loophole that has allowed shops to offer them. we spoke to some local shoppers who say they don't want to see the plastic bags go. >> if you are purchasin

it comes just weeks after someone hit one of buscemi's boardwalk empire costars with a rock in central parkhe kentucky farmer, speaking publicly for the first time about finding a treasure trove of gold coins in a field worth millions of dollars. they date back to the 1860s. here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> new details about the millions of dollars in rare civil war era coins unearthed by a farmer in kentucky. so i was blown away, and i was like, you know, you know, tell me more. the farmer, who's chosen to remain anonymous, told kentucky educational television that he was walking through a cornfield last year when he found one coin, then another, adding, i would never have believed what came next. things that only happen in dreams. he eventually found more than 700 gold and silver civil war era coins in an undisclosed location, worth more than $3 million. jeff garrett was contacted by the farmer and eventually met with him to establish the coins. authenticity and value. >> he showed me five coins and i'm like. and the condition of the coins were astounding. they were really lik

, the weather was beautiful in novosibirsk, it was actually summer, and i managed to visit the central parkntain, saw the attractions , allowed myself to plunge a little into childhood and take my mind off the excitement. oprichnik, tchaikovsky's third opera, rare musical scenes theaters, in novosibirsk they are performing it for the first time. improve its stage life, because at the time, during the life of pyotr ilyevich, he was dissatisfied with what was happening with his opera, it seems to me that the result was a very dynamic spectacle, which, i think, pyotr ilyevich would, frankly, be pleased to see, combined orchestra, musicians of the mikhailovsky theater and navata played for... oprichnik as part of the mikhailovsky theater tour, a gift for navato's birthday. at the end of june, another premiere of the opera is expected, which will be performed by the novosibirsk troupe. sinya klimina, sergey babichev, elena goleeva, vesti, novosibirs. the winners of the ministry of defense award in the field of cultural art were announced in moscow. laureates were recognized in nine categories. t

lee said one of his most defining images showed sikh-americans in central park in the days after theattacks, a time when sikhs were targets of violence and discrimination. corky: we read in the history books that america is a nation of immigrants. i just want to say that asians in this country are part and parcel of a much larger picture. john: telling the story of his career, lee often said it began in junior high school, when he saw this iconic photo of the completion of the transcontinental railroad in a textbook. it shows only white men. where, he wondered, were the thousands of chinese laborers who laid the tracks? on the 145th anniversary of the event in 2014, he did something about it, gathering descendants of those workers in utah for a recreation. lee considered it his greatest achievement. >> that photograph will be hong next to the one that appears in every history textbook. so this is my small contribution or way for chinese-americans to reclaim part of their history. john: lee young kwok was born in queens in 1947, the eldest son of a laundry owner and a seamstress. he a

about 200 people in the building, many missing, besides, the occupiers struck a second time in the central park of the city. all information is currently being clarified. we talked to the manager of this supermarket, which was about 50 people. 15 people who worked do not get in touch. the strike on kharkiv is a manifestation of russian madness - volodymyr zelenskyi said in his address. president called on western partners to transfer more air defense systems to ukraine to protect people's lives. minus. iron bird, soldiers of the 110th separate mechanized brigade shot down an enemy su-25 attack aircraft. this is already the eighth plane in 20 days. military serviceman serhii isayev reported this on facebook. according to him, the attack aircraft was destroyed in the pokrovsky direction. let me remind you that our defenders shot down the previous plane on may 22. russian pride was destroyed by the armed forces of ukraine. the latest t-90 tank. the breakthrough was burned by a company of attack drones of the 47th brigade. first, the kamikat drone was involved in the engine compartment, the car sto

one of the central park five guys was there this morning at our rally.el, donald trump will start on trial in the same building. he will start on trial in the same criminal courthouse that he called on the death penalty for the central park five. so those few of us that stood by the central park five sit back and watch, that's the building we marched for those kids on, who were exonerated now. he's going to have to sit there and watch a jury pick him, prosecuted by a black prosecutor. that we voted and elected. if you were ever to tell donald trump a black prosecutor in georgia, a black prosecutor in new york, and a black woman federal judge in washington. >> and while yusef salaam is serving on the city council in harlem. >> this seems like a fitting following question. does it seem we will keep our democracy? >> you want to go first? >> i think we have to get it to keep it. but i think we will get what we fight to get. and i think that if we look at the fact that they are not going to do it, and they never did, if there's one thing we can learn from my

the same guy who still calls the central park five "guilty," even though they were exonerated.is that landlord who denies housing applications because of the color of your skin. he is that guy who will not say "black lives matter," and people's neo-nazi third-re ich terms. trump is the same guy who at least birth tourism against barack. i love this one. he says he is the greatest president of black people in the history of america, including more than abraham lincoln. [crowd booing] i mean, can you fathom that? eck? [laughter] like i said, i think he injected too much of that bleach. [laughter] i think it affected his brain. some allies are so foolish, you don't have to say anything about the metal. maya angelou said, when someone shows you who they are -- believe them the first time. you got it, kid! [applause] knew that it. i have showing who i am an trump hashown he who he is. today trump is peddling lies and stereotypes for your vote so he can win five south, not for you. i have a message for you, not in our house, and not on our watch! [cheers and applause] let me close wi

unprecedented, people celebrate mostly at home, no barbecues, as it mostly always happened in the central park of tel aviv . is not observed in jerusalem, they lit torches in jerusalem, and also lit 12 torches in the cities close to the gas sector, where the atrocities of hamas took place, this is near zderet, they paid their respects to the dead, and also remembered those israeli citizens who are still there, are keep by hamas, well, as hostages who have not yet been released. by the way, i wanted to, yes. permit me, i would like to ask, how do israelis generally feel about netanyahu's policy and how do they perceive israel's strategy in this war, because now we saw even at the eurovision contest, how the world perceived israel ambiguously in this contest, although we we understand that israel is a victim of this war, which was attacked. yes, but now the situation in this, i would say, part of the world is not so clear-cut, and israel is currently having problems with by this, how do the israelis perceive the policy of their government? israelis support the policy of the authorities regarding

so, those are few of us that stood by the central park five, sit back and watch.re and watch a jury, prosecuted by a black prosecutor, that we voted and elected. if you had ever told donald trump a black prosecutor in georgia, a black prosecutor in new york and a black woman federal judge in washington. >> and, while yusef salaam is serving on the city counsel in harlem. >> this seems like a fitting following question . does it seem we will keep our democracy? >> do you want to go first? >> i think we have to get it to keep it. i think we will get what we fight to get and i think that if we look at the fact that they are not going to do it and they never did, if there's one thing we can learn from medgar & myrlie, and that you get what you fight for and have to be willing to do more to get it then they are to keep it from you . >> amen. >> joy, this is for you. what advice would you give to young black ladies who want to get into journalism today? >> so, when i was young and a nerdy kid who loved watching the news. >> you are still young. >> i'm still young. thank

honoring san mateo service members, police and firefighters, and it is located at the flagpole of central park on fifth avenue. the names etched on this memorial serve to reflect the profound courage and selflessness exhibited by our service men and women, their unwavering dedication to duty, honor, and country exemplifies the very best of our military and first responders. as today's service was held on the 56th anniversary of the death of san mateo police sergeant gordon joinville, joinville was shot and killed while investigating a theft back in 1967. the state gave many of us free money a year and a half ago, so, well, next week the state is going to start taking back some of what families didn't spend. i'm consumer investigator chris kamara will help you claim and protect your money next i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri . another day with some warm weather up to 81 in concord 78 in santa rosa. but the big chill it's on the way. details on that and a memorial day weekend. plus the two fires we're tracking. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast busine

the central park five, where before any trial he called for the death penalty and i'd experience when he took on the whole, every black player in the nfl for kneeling so i think it serves a purpose in the one community, but i think if they do it right and they keep concentrating on what he did, not what he's going to do. it does energize the main very important parts of democratic. yeah. >> i mean, i just want to play the whole sound bite from that lesson because it wasn't just january 6 and trump's record for that he wanted to talk about it. want to talk about other aspects of trump's record as well this same guy wanted to tear gas, you as you peacefully protest at george floyd's murder. the same guy who still calls the central park five guilty, even though they're exonerated. >> he's that landlord or denied housing application because of the color your skin. he says, the greatest president for black people in the history hey, of america, including more than abraham lincoln can, you fathom that wilson, i think president biden gotta pee it is wheaties and i think he's waking up to the

you know, i love brian talks about these giant skyscrapers on central park that take advantage of the view those actually turn out to not be very good buildings and they relate to a well-known problem building which is that elevators are actually huge constraint on how high you can build. so after about 30 floors, residential, this sheer amount of elevator that you need to get to people's their apartments, eating into the apartment value, you get less and less value out of each successive floor. which is why if you know some of the ultra tall buildings, the empire state building, not the empire state building build, world trade center building, they actually had staged elevators where you take one elevator to, a mezzanine on like this. i think it a 78th floor and then you take another elevator. so these super tall buildings are only being built abroad because. they're not actually very practical office buildings. so there is some of that with residential as well. those tall buildings on central park are now one of those now mired in lawsuits because the residents don't like it. and we

before, because yesterday, well, it's just a terrible day, they still managed to strike and in the central parkery place where all kharkiv residents absolutely go for a walk on the day off, this is one of the most favorite places, they even hit the cemetery, which is in the center of the city. well, just cynical terrorists who want to prove their, their strength through terrorist brutal attacks on our population, as on they have nothing going on at the front, today we have a clear stabilization there on the line where they are attacking us, this is vovchansk vovchansk and liptsi, today there is a stabilized line of defense there. our defense forces are clearly keeping them in shape and i will tell you that even in some areas we have information that we are knocking them out there from certain, from certain of their positions and moving forward, so the situation is stabilized, today of course we miss the casualties our terrorist acts, which are frank, brutal terrorist acts acts that the russians used in the kharkiv region. yesterday, we will now continue the topic of kharkiv oblast, i will just

university, with a direct hit, this is the city center, this is the former gorky park, now the central parkand... there were more hits, that is, every day we receive something or other gift from the aggressor here directly in the city of kharkiv, which concerns the people of kharkiv, this is how we hold on, we have no other choice, and what else can be added, there are people who left and perhaps did the right thing, there are children, some have moved their families, moved to some villages there to relatives, in the country, or further afield. left to provide, to secure their relatives, this there is a trend, you can visually see that the population has decreased a little in kharkiv, well, this is the situation, well, as far as we understand, the mood is really anxious, the situation on the battlefield, in particular, when we talk about liman i, synkivka, there are ongoing battles, and the situation in yagidny district, this is all the kupyan direction, mr. bohdan, maybe you have some additional data, well... i only have general data that attacks are taking place, gnawing at the front, the

order to bring the maximum number of victims after these strikes, judging by everything, and the central parkthe second arrival, and we went to the third, which was just in the central in the place of kharkiv, there are some institutions, there is a bar here and there. shops, the branch of the new post office, there this ts300 fell right under the house, and there was nothing left of the branch at all, and it is some kind of miracle that no one died there, boy, only a splinter pierced the neck there, but everyone survived, we arrived there, there is such destruction that it is a miracle that everyone survived, mr. yevhan, but how will people learn that there is a threat of kabs, i.e. do they even have time? to react to it and is there an air alarm in principle, or does it have time to sound before these missiles arrive? er, if i am not confusing anything, on that day the air alarm sounded in general for 20 hours in a row, so it was all the time, but we have our kharkiv telegram channel, and there the notification is quite detailed about... take out, but during the day, it is difficult to dete

and then, you know were giving this massive i am an american rally in in central park with the boxer,oe louis, who was then a private in the army. and so in this wonderful t, you have an african-american kins in civil rights. there's a picture of as a private, but they appear and it's to rally in war bonds. fdr has frank murphy at one point, who again had been mayor of detroit and governor detroit and examine the state of readiness with the automotive industry there, because they su critical vehicles and machinery fort tanks and jeeps. and so murphy verdoes this inspection tour and then goes on nationalfindings and saying that we actually have tochterms of preparedness. and he publicly called on management and labor to you know both be working together to so that they would be more supportive the war effort and these are just some examples there were very extensive as you y, very extensive public speeches by the justices during thisd issues. and so the war and what i find found fascinating running throughout it is questions of which isn't necessarily rising during wartime of civil lib

had it yet, because yesterday, well, it's just some terrible day, they still managed to hit the central park, the very place where everyone absolutely walks on the day off, kharkiv residents, that's one thing from the most favorite places, they even hit the cemetery, which is located in the center of the city, well, just cynical terrorists who want to prove their... their strength by means of terrorist brutal attacks on our population, since they have nothing going on at the front, today we have a clear stabilization there on the line where they are attacking us, these are vovchansk, vovchanchansk and liptsi, today the defense line is stabilized there, our defense forces clearly keep them in shape and... i will tell you that even in some areas we have information that we are knocking them out there from certain, from certain of their positions and moving forward, that's why the situation stabilized, today, of course, we grieve for our victims of our terrorist acts, the frank, brutal terrorist acts that the russians committed in kharkiv region yesterday, i will now continue the topic of khark

vehicles and there, more than 10 people, 16, as far as i remember, were injured, and after that, the central parklso hit, this is all done in order to cause maximum damage to the civilian population, because in an open area, when a rocket hits, it is very there can be large casualties, it’s one thing when a person is indoors, they are more or less protected from shrapnel there, they understand this perfectly and cynically find places where you can... hit precisely at people who are not protected, in kharkiv everything it is complicated by the fact that first there is an explosion, and then only an air alarm sounds, that is , people are basically unable to react to the threat posed by this deadly weapon. mr. artem, what does it look like now in general in the city in terms of power outage schedules, in terms of supply, how does the city live? well, to be honest well, well, if compared with mass shelling. there for somewhere in the middle of march and take it now, the situation has more or less stabilized, blackouts, if there are, are quite isolated, but there are no such massive fan blackouts, but

separate missile strikes and guided bomb strikes on kharkiv, in addition to the epicenter of the central park, a residential area and an educational institution. the use of precision-guided munitions against civilians indicates that russia intends to force the city's residents to... flee, according to a recent review american institute for the study of war. this assumption is not really new. in april , the american publication bloomberg reported about such plans of russia. the latest actions of the kremlin look like a coordinated effort to make kharkiv uninhabitable - journalists stated at the time. since then, shelling of the region and kharkiv itself has noticeably increased. the russian army launched a new offensive on the kharkiv region. according to one of the versions, the kremlin plans to create on the territory of the region. the so-called buffer zone, as volodymyr said the day before zelenskyi, russia is gathering another grouping of troops near the ukrainian border and is preparing for a new offensive attempt. what can ukraine do under such conditions, how to protect the civilian po