human bones lay near the barn, charred corpses among the corpses.y brother victor and two sisters i recognized my father by his teeth, since he was burned beyond recognition, and i recognized my mother by their shoes. she was lying under the fence holding the hand of her younger brother vladik. for the executioners who killed and burned 149 people, khatyn became an association for their punitive activities, policemen from this nazi unit are called khatyn murderers. although there are 118 on the territory of occupied belarus, the ukrainian police battalion took part in the destruction of hundreds of settlements in the minsk vitebsk and grodno regions, in a total of about 200 volumes, where evidentiary materials are collected from the decision to open a criminal case to the protocol of interrogations of confrontations - these are several criminal cases against former military personnel of the 118th ukrainian security police battalion. schutzman, battalion in march 1973. the first group criminal case was initiated. there were five people. a criminal ca

so by char, improved soil moisture reducing the need for irrigation by char helps keep the sofa tile reducing the need for non organic fertilizes. during the planting season, he gives the bio called out for free to about a 1000 farm is in the region. helen younger also gets some the forms of this benefiting from their own waste, delivered to the company. it's so the cycle is complete and keeps on going. it's a virtual cycle, which takes us from the vicious cycle of poverty to a virtuous cyclist prosperity. every year peter nickle can produce up to 100 tons of bio cos. he only use this house listed as fertilizer. the other health is used to make key cooking fuel in the form of pilots us. he also gives us a fee to families to avoid cutting down trees for firewood. so far the company has offset over 50000 tons of c o 2 annually. my pop up is going, but i know it continuing. i only use a few pilots to cook. now compared to the big volume of firewood that i previously young's pace, and even if i light a few pellets and cooking as far as timing out in the back lawn chair, maybe. but at the

but, new life is emerging from this charred landscape. tricia thorpe and her husband don glasgow are among the few in lytton who are once again living in their own four walls. it's a work in progress, but it's a home -- covered with fire-proof panels and a fire-resistant metal roof. "some of the most important things about the house are the fact that it's built out of cement. like i said, we used insulated concrete form, which is like adult lego. it's really cool and fairly easy to build with. and once we'd done that, the outside is all cement; it's cement board. and then, as you can see, there's metal all along the bottom here. so that will, again, give us that fire resistance if anything kind of came creeping up towards the house." their alpacas survived the fire. but they lost 80 chickens, along with sheep and goats. at first tricia thorpe wasn't sure if she really wanted to start over again here. but when the firefighters told her they'd found her dogs alive, she knew: we're staying! "we had a litter of puppies that needed the mom. ou

so by char, improved soil moisture reducing the need for irrigation by char helps keep the sofa type, reducing the need for non organic fertilizes. during the planting season, he gives the bio called out for free to about a 1000 farmers in the region. helen younger also gets so the farmers of this benefiting from their own waste delivered to the company. it's so the cycle is complete and keeps on going. it's a virtual cycle, which takes us from the vicious cycle of poverty to a virtuous cyclists prosperity every year peter nickle can produce up to 100 tons of bio cos. he only use of house listed as fertilizer. the other health is used to making cooking fuel in the form of pilots. he also gives an offer fee to families to avoid cutting down trees for firewood. so far the company has offset over 50000 tons of c o 2 annually. pop up with them, but i know it considering i only use a few pilots to cook now compared to the big volume of firewood that i previously young's pace. and even if i light a few pellets and cooking as far as timing out in the back, lawns here, baby. but at the in the

human bones lay near the barn, charred corpses among the corpses.nd my brother victor and two sisters i recognized my father by his teeth, since he was burned beyond recognition, and i recognized my mother by their shoes. she was lying under the fence holding the hand of her younger brother vladik. the executioners who killed and burned 149 people in khatyn became the association of their punitive activities, the policemen from this nazi unit are called the khatyn murderers. although on the territory of occupied belarus 118, the ukrainian police battalion took part in the destruction of hundreds of settlements in the minsk, vitebsk and grodno regions, in a total of about 200 volumes, where evidentiary materials are collected from the decision to open a criminal case to the protocol of interrogations of confrontations - these are several criminal cases cases against former soldiers of the 118th ukrainian security police battalion in march 1973. the first group criminal case was initiated. there were five people. a criminal case was opened against him

i saw semi-charred bodies, a girl's head , a female body and hundreds of hundreds of corpses , a deathamp, reed for belarus has become a terrible symbol of incomparable cruelty. he absorbed the pain of the suffering of prisoners of all concentration camps and ghettos created on the territory of the republic, including 546,000 tortured, shot alive, burned alive directly in this hellish place. in terms of the number of destroyed, it is in fourth place in europe after such infamous nazi death camps as auschwitz maidan, treblemka, blagovshchina tract. mass executions were carried out here. the village of maly trostenets itself, the camp itself is nearby the shakhkovka tract, instead of the mass burning of people, they all constituted the trostenets death camp, where the process of mass extermination of people did not stop for a single day, depriving them of the right to life, leaving no chance to escape from this hell. early in the morning at the beginning of june 1944, the prisoners of the malyi khristinets camp were awakened by shots. in one of the barracks, people began to listen, judgi

the spray of water behind those charred buildings. and we knew it was for the tree.ut a hot spot there, they are actually saving the tree. >> they're trying to save the tree. one of the main landmarks here in lahaina. >> david: tonight here, a month and a half later, the progress. volunteers have been working around the clock to save that tree. watering the tree, air rating the soil, spreading nutrients. landscape contractors donating their time, expertise and supplies. >> we're taking it to heart to try to bring back the tree to give some hope to lahaina, and we don't know what's down the line, but i think it's going to be a new beginning for everybody. >> david: and tonight, the tree now sprouting a batch of fresh green leaves. and right here tonight -- >> aloha, david. >> david: theo morrison, executive director of lahaina restoration. >> we're so excited to see the tree coming back to life, and so happy to see the other native trees in lahaina coming back to life. o >> david: tonight, the new symbol of endurance and hope, maui strong. a new beginning. i'm david m

but with cognition there will be problems with the face and fingers, thoroughly charred.ow did it get so burned? it doesn’t look like a contract killing, perhaps the bullet pierced the gas line, but i think that the body was doused with gasoline and burned on purpose, well, an examination will show, well, it’s clear, that’s why our petrovich lyoshka was a year old. maybe witnesses will come forward. so svetlana vladimirovna, where did we stop? it seems like the number of robbers and how many were there? i don't remember. i saw only one and i already described it to you, zhen, tell me i’ll be late. okay, so long as the tall one is wearing a ski mask, right? uh-huh yes he hit me on the head and i don't remember anything else. and when i woke up, the guard was no longer there. well, i guess we'll finish here. so, if anything happens, call me. yes, sure. i ask you to. thank you sergei petrovich , goodbye, success to everyone, success svetlana vladimirovna i’m not concerned about this. wisdom tooth pain, come into the office, please , it will hurt. the coals are cold, the fool

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i was head of a char. i was responsible for a team of 6 people and it was for me super hard to focus. i was 6 week in the media and i had to work as well. so of to 6 week of competing in the speech channel i've been told with no record, no record means i missed the rules record by 0.3, keep them at the for hours. and i also missed the 3 woman record by 0 point, one key to make the per hours. it was quite a hard time for me because i really had to think what i wanna do and what that going a change in my life back in switzerland. i decided to quick my job as a h r manager. my new role was to know the manager anymore. and this was the best decision ever been coveted. and heidi had to wait 3 years to sit in the world record of these big you so as to for me in 2019 without any records in 2022. on the 2nd last day of stephen, the window was just perfect in the morning and received this record. i call up sick because of happiness. it was such a big achievement for me really. and one of the special thing in 2022 o

nathan black, char sick about new york, and what went wrong. new york was actually one of the 1st cities that entered into conversation with us about regulation over a decade ago. uh, new york has very unique politics which prevented any meaningful progress in the early days and basically prevented us from finding the sweet spot of compromise. and sensible and balanced regulation. and so i really view new york as an extreme outlier. and while this has been playing out over 10 years, you know, 80 percent of those other 200 top markets have found a sensible meeting, middle ground. and so again, i think it's, i think it's an outlier, so you would say this doesn't give other cities a blueprint for what to do with air b and b in terms of regulation. no, i don't think so. i think frankly, it's a couple of kind of what not to do because, you know, clearly there's a lot of ordinary new yorkers that were hurt by this very extreme draconian position of the city tuck. so, you know, i, i don't think it's even many officials would say that this is the way i

then with don stats among dime, glands, back mine to the come back and on 77 minutes from us trying char, i made it 3 of the chase international strikes denying dom stats the victors. so what does that mean for the bonus league standings off the full lines of play? they've accused and remain on top in front of buying on gold dips difference. leipzig step got hoffman high on wolf's bug, just behind on voted with one point behind them. in the bottom, hoff hides behind, move up full spots. the relegation zone is not made up of cologne, darmstadt, and mines. now the rugby world cup in frogs, title holders sized africa have cruised with 76, no victory over romania. the spring spring box running a total of 12 tries, including a hot trick from scrum, haas hoff kobus right now. and another 3 from when that when my cars early, not as expensive as they would dominant in the sizes of the game. so i thought for could next face island on saturday. prince hardy's invictus games came to a close. here in germany, over the weekend. the event provides a platform for disabled war veterans to empower themse

come back and on 77 minutes, thomas, to run char, i made it 3 of the check international strikes, denying don stopped in the victory. now let's take a look at all dependents. legal results from much day number 4. that is the draw in don stats and the height of time when the ball come through with frank foot. leipzig beat out bug fryeburg, last adult, and most folks off union. lyn still got defeated mines hoffman, high b cologne. and by and through with lave accuse. and so what does that mean for the button to sneak a table standings? lay the keys and remain on top in front of buying on go difference. leipzig step god hoffman. hi i'm, i'm boost but just one point behind them though. in the bottom half, hide, then hiding behind, move up full spots. the relegation zone is 9 made up of cologne, dom, stats and mines of that. so for me, so now i'm next is i'll globalization show global us on jack. perfect. thank you so much for watching the shape from all of us here on the news. the enjoying the views and come to take a look at this out to the highlights. every week in your inbox, subscribe now

but this charred wreckage is all that remains, as reported from the installation, but in another areaymen hit high-precision ammunition, krasnopol on the american howitzer m-77. instead of her now. yes, two saboteurs were detained for scrap metal in the rostov region, who acted on instructions from the sbu, in particular, they were preparing arson at the military registration and enlistment office, as the fsb reported, during searches, molotov cocktails were found , forms of contracts for service in the ukrainian army, the detainee confessed. m to come to the territory of rostov-on-don for the subsequent evacuation of ukraine, i followed his instructions , i arrived in rostov-on-don, on the evening of september 9, where with a used car, what kind of mm did the chief give out i was given the task of setting fire to the military registration and enlistment office, providing me with all the means and instructions for making an incendiary mixture on september 15 at 1:00 am with two igniters in my backpack. i moved towards the military registration and enlistment offices, where, before rea

arriving in gym with tensions between your and china, increasing all yes, the deli correspondent, char, cause okay. if india has taken on a new trade roll for gym, or what of that does appear to be the case right now, rob, of some very interesting details in the figures that have been recently released by germany's federal statistics department at these figures. so that from january to just july, only busier, germany imported goods worth more than 8000000000 is utilized from india. but that's an increase of 1.7 percent on a year to year basis. and if you look at a 5 year window, that is from 2017 to 2022. this means that germany's in both from india have almost doubled. that's a massive height, and that's the massive height in the trade relationship. and that's just imports and exports is just another story. exports to india from germany went up by more than 21 percent. so i mean this, this brings india really close to germany in terms of the freed relationship. and now in the ranking of the most important recipients of germany's exports, india now ranks ahead of brazil and canada. so

but this, this guy described or well over a 100 charred bodies are burnt on the ground. so it sounds like it was absolutely terrific. it's now many people are fleeing, they're going to come back and or they have arrived in the town where you are, describe the situation to us. what are the people they're telling you? i mean it's, it's sort of the k or a catastrophe. i mean it's, it's just people keep coming and coming and the cars i've been out here for about since it's about 10 am this morning. it's 6 pm now. and they are, the cars have not stopped at all. i mean, the, the, the latest number now is 20000 people officially have entered our media and that i've watched myself so many thousands coming through. and you know, for a country, the size of armenia of less than 3000000 people to take on 820000 people is an incredible burden. me talking about this burden. what is the plan with these refugees that are arriving? have you heard anything from armenian officials? i mean the nickel punch in you and says that there is a homes available for 40000 people. but it seems like t

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to learn their history and the history of those people who were killed there, torn to pieces and charredodies. who these people are, until we conduct an investigation , it is simply impossible to understand. and including children, as far as the children of perished died. we are now in the city of mariupol on the avenue, now the streets of mariupol are calm, but it seems that quite recently there were fierce battles here. 2022 kept the whole city in fear. fool, we experienced in the month of march april, when there were shellings, when you were here arrivals, when houses were burning here, when all 84 flew here, when you were burying these neighbors in the yard of your house. yes, you could not go for water, elementary because there was also a shooting zone, then there was horror, alla gutnikova was one of those who could not run. we saw how they burned. it was this house that azov went to. the guys in the uniform of azov set fire to it - this is the house. and then how is the flame? in the morning you kicked him out with the words old man go away, now your house will burn until now alla

balance, new hopeful, ukrainian grain export process. president vladimir boots in says, thoughts with char keeps on restoring the blacks. the agreement was constructed also, and the program advocates 1st climate stomach kicks off in kenya and delegate, say the continents could become a renewable energy powerhouse up with lead financial support from the global know the i'm good. how those as well come to the program brush as president, letting me put in says he has helps constructive talks with the tech is lead up on a reviving agreement along ukraine to explode. grain boots in med ridge of time at one for 3 hours and the russians did. you have so cheap, but that's been no breaks. remember the previous agreement allows ukraine to export . it's grain from pulse on the black sea, but until the rest of the well, it was broken by at one end the un pushing says most kyle was forced to withdraw from the deal in july. will not renew it until the west allows russia to export its own agricultural product. let me just definitely see. and then like i asked the w correspondent, dorian jones, what food

it had already burned out living people, there was no smoke in it, only charred corpses, large and smallld pass and killers from the ukrainian rebels. the armies turn around in valyn, the volyn massacre is still a stumbling block between kiev and warsaw, despite the public embrace, duda and zelensky, the poles were also declared their enemies by the militants. upa 150,000 poles were ukrainian nationalists destroyed all soviet workers, teachers, women, children. old people were not spared; this ukrainian nationalism was suppressed by our special services under khrushchev; they were released in 1955 and the following year. these are the bandera beasts whose hands are covered in blood. for many , it is no secret that they settled in western ukraine. according to a report from our special authorities, it was said that some, let’s say, former banderaites, they told the teachers who were there, they said that nothing will come, our power will come, and then we will be your blood, we will paint the roofs years from now. we understand the amnesty, unrepentant executioners , artificial hushing up

we have collapsed, rejoicing at fractions, being astonished at throwing away the conscience of the chars the generation. just respect. pages are added every day. year albus of where else he will lose what was guarded was kalestene. we ourselves do not respect that. we pass on the vedas to the experience of calm. this is our usmertsy's hand. from simple happy moments accompanying traditions are emerging. we are struggling with the depravity of our protok, we value the past for our terrible belarus 20 tents. new joint projects belarus uzbekistan is ready to sew shoes together and not only mutual interest and new horizons , the russian vector and the vladimir region were discussed in minsk, what we are building in the city of the golden ring and what industrial enterprises are already in close cooperation with partners. we visited some buy and sell addresses, the largest suppliers and distributors met at the international trade dialogue forum in minsk we'll tell you. what is the uniqueness of this platform and what worries market participants today? this area of ​​interest is talking about

. >>> signs of life spouting from a 150-year-old tree in maui more than a month left charred after deadlyit was considered an integral part of life and history in lahaina. it stretched an entire block and stood more than 60 feet tall. it was badly scorched but still standing. last week, you see it there, green shoots of hope. hawaii department and land of natural resources posted a video showing the beloved tree spouting leaves again is truly resilient. >>> a live look outside on this monday, blue skies. it looks pretty calm out there. let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >>> we are kicking off this work week nice and mild. the weather has been pretty cool, just a hair below average today. we will see small day to day changes. low pressure parked offshore is really not impacting us much. the marine layer has been stubborn along our coast and we will continue to see that into the evening hours tonight. we'll get a break but then like clock work around dinnertime, this will wrap the peninsula, cloudy near san francisco and that makes its way to the bay bridge too. we are dea

charred tin foil, discarded bits of syringes and blood are all evidence of drug use in the streets and parks of porto. cristiano silva sees it every day. he lives in portugal's second largest city, in a middle-class neighborhood. it's also a hangout for drug addicts. it's disrespectful to the rest of society. they're using openly in the street. if you don't like it, you have to cross the street. and if you say it's not okay, they get aggressive. portugal decriminalized all narcotics in 2001, no matter how dangerous. anyone found in possession of less than ten days supply now just gets a fine. only dealers go to jail. we're on the road with police trade-unionist hugo moreira. this is a drug-dealing area. we get harassed because we're filming. so we use cell phones to be discreet. we use caution as we try to approach. back there is their meeting point. it's better to avoid it. they can get hostile. dealing is still prohibited. most drug trades are made behind closed doors. while outdoor consumption isn't allowed, it rarely has legal consequences. since we're no longer allowed to arrest c

the rebel of this charred building is all that remains, killing scores of guests as well as the bride and groom. attendees described scenes of horror. >> the fireworks started and there were operations that caught fire. there was just a huge fire. we were screaming. the fire was absolutely disastrous. >> the air conditioner exploded above our heads. the situation was indescribable. it was like a car bomb or a furnace had exploded. >> an investigation into the cause of the fire is underway. >> fireworks are not permitted outside the wedding hall. let alone using them inside in this way. that led to the burning of the ceiling. quick survivors were brushed local hospitals across the region with many suffering from severe burns. half of those injured are in critical condition. the search for bodies in the rebel. hundreds of iraqis have rushed to of the main hospitals to donate blood. >> we are watching for all developments on that story. talkshows going back to air in hollywood at the end of the writers strike. a new deal paving the way for mtv's late tried to return to work. jimmy kimmel

charred tin foil, discarded bits of syringes and blood are all evidence of drug use in the streets and parks of porto. cristiano silva sees it every day. he lives in portugal's second largest city, in a middle-class neighborhood. it's also a hangout for drug addicts. it's disrespectful to the rest of society. they're using openly in the street. if you don't like it, you have to cross the street. and if you say it's not okay, they get aggressive. portugal decriminalized all narcotics in 2001, no matter how dangerous. anyone found in possession of less than ten days supply now just gets a fine. only dealers go to jail. we're on the road with police trade-unionist hugo moreira. this is a drug-dealing area. we get harassed because we're filming. so we use cell phones to be discreet. we use caution as we try to approach. back there is their meeting point. it's better to avoid it. they can get hostile. dealing is still prohibited. most drug trades are made behind closed doors. while outdoor consumption isn't allowed, it rarely has legal consequences. since we're no longer allowed to arrest c

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torn to pieces and not even buried, what happened in mariupol, we don’t know there are rooms full of charredodies, who these people are, until we conduct an investigation to understand, it’s simply impossible for residents, including children. children were killed we are now in the city of mariupol on metallurgists avenue 10 minutes from the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov now it’s calm on the streets of mariupol, but it seems that quite recently there were fierce battles. within a few weeks , the nationalist azov battalion, which occupied mariupol in the spring of 2022 kept the whole city in fear. fool, we experienced in march-april, when there were shellings here, when you were arriving here, when houses were burning here, when everything was swept away here, here it was badly walking, damn it, 84, when you buried these neighbors in the courtyard of your house. yes, you could not go for water, elementary because there was also a shooting zone there, then there was horror. alla gutnikova was one of those who could not escape and survived the mariupol hell. we saw how jiggies. it was this house th

so far the fire has charred more than 1200 acres. it's only 120% contained -- 10% contained.. >>> some restaurants across the country are taking wellness and kitchen appreciates fees onto your check adding between 5-20% to your bill, and that's not including tip. according to one with restaurant menu, the extra fees are used to provide, quote, mental health benefits for the staff. we asked our viewers what they thought about this. kayla said she will subtract the hidden fee from the check before paying. claudia says, quote, i will leave less tip and possibly not go back to that restaurant. and jeanette says, the wellness fees could be the beginning of the end of waiters getting tips. and those are your headlines. will, thoughts? will: that's exactly right. it punishes the waiter. you will reduce your tip because you're, like, well, i've already are given some. i'm not saying i do that, i would never do that, but the fees comes out somewhere. i might have done it. rachel: yeah. will: okay, thank you, rachel. former house speaker nancy pelosi is ramping up the rhetoric against

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. >> charred debris now blocks the hall where hundreds of guests had gathered for a wedding.he ceiling collapsed onto the guests. turning the celebration to carnage. more than 100 people are dead, including the bride and the groom. eye witnesses said the fire broke out as the wedding couple were on the dance floor. >> how did this happen? >> what can i say? they were about to do a slow dance, so they lit up fireworks, which hit the ceiling, which caught fire. >> how long did it take? >> the entire hall was on fire in seconds. >> survivors were rushed to hospitals to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. as rescue workers sieved through the rubble, authorities are investigating the tragedy. >> the investigation is ongoing. the reason for the fire was that fireworks were set off inside the hall. fireworks were used in an unusual way. fireworks are not permitted outside the hall, let alone using them inside. that led to the burning of the ceiling, which fell on the people inside the hall. >> concerns mount as illegal, highly flammable building materials may have spread the

>> signs of life sprouting from a 150-year-old banyan tree in maui more than a month after it was charred by the deadly wildfires. that tree was considered an integral part of life and history in lahaina. its once majestic branches, plentiful leaves and dangling vines stretching more than an entire block. look at this, green shoots of hope. the hawaii department of land and natural resources posting a video showing the beloved tree sprouting leaves once again. >>> coming up, what would you do if you had 173 acres and a lot of disposable income? the inspiration for this unusual landscaping display in central europe. >>> ahead in sports, the 9ers are e 2-0 and shades of a forme player were out in full effect sunday. with a short week coming up, san francisc >>> a bosnian man is five years into his project converting 173 acres of night into a starry replica. >> he dug out ponds and swirly paths and planted 100,000 bushes of differently shaded lavender so that the aerial view of his ambitious park resembles the world famous van gogh painting. >> he's filled the park with horses, swans, rabbit

. >> reporter: char tique, co-founder of 16 bio sciences took us inside the lab where they're growing an alternative to palm oil. >> palm oil is responsible for making hand soaps foam and cleanse. it makes the color stay on your lipstick and on your lips. and it helps create a smooth spreadable emulsion in peanut butter. >> reporter: but it can be as destructive as it is versatile. the world wildlife foundation says large-scale palm oil harvesting destroys rainforests and pollutes communities. still, it's found in half of all products on supermarket shelves. in a statement to cbs news a trade group for the palm oil industry says, "curbing the immediate impacts of palm oil production will require solutions that are already scalable." c-16 bio sciences won't give specifics but says it produces metric tons of palm oil every week. now it's partnering with beauty companies and hoping to expand to food. granat wagner is a climate economist. could the solution to this be found in a lab? >> big question of course, is this sort of approach the one that will in fact be scalable and that doesn't

some of the bodies of the dead are so badly charred that it is it's difficult for emergency teams to identify them. officials say an investigation is underway and a number of people have been arrested. >> the investigation is ongoing. we all know the reason of the fire was the setting off of fires inside the hall. the use of fireworks in an unusual way. as you know, fireworks are not permitted outside of the hall, let alone used inside. >> people here until serious action is taken to ensure safety and accountability, tragedies like this will happen again. >> more than 47,000 ethnic armenians have now fled nagorno-karabakh after azerbaijani forces took control of the breakaway region in a lightning military operation. many packed their cars, vans, and even tractors with belongings. others walked to the nearest village on the armenian side of the border. >> susanna, her children, and her mother say they ran to the woods from the village in nagorno-karabakh as azerbaijan's military advanced on the region. they have not been home since and walk here from the border. susanna's eldest son