this earth is rich in red clay.wonder the town was famous for its masters of pottery in ancient times. pots, bowls and other household utensils made of baked clay were successfully sold to the surrounding villages, and in 1940 an enterprise for the production of consumer goods, including pottery, appeared here. the plant received a second wind in the seventies of the last century, when in the vicinity of rodashkovichi industrial development of high-quality clay began. we have a very good one. to get caught here for casting was a competition perfectly i remember this area, which struck me with the fact that here there was a lot of sunny color. at that time there were many people and there were many different products. all right, i liked everything. in the staff of the enterprise, 200 people a month produce heat-resistant products, 10,000 pieces, 30,000 planters, art ceramics, decorative vases, souvenirs, ceramic dishes, paintings, plaquettes , planters, flower pots, craftsmen are subject to everything that can be mad

joe: clay is known as the black godfather of silicon valley.that of a man who scaled obstacles on his way to becoming a tech pioneer. chris: dad was born and raised in a city called kinloch, missouri. this was predominantly a black town. it was right next to a predominantly white town called ferguson, missouri. roy clay, junior: now, his mother told him from his pre-teenage years that he should never let racism stop him, and that it was something that he would probably have to deal with his entire life. joe: clay loved math and technology so he applied for a job at mcdonnell aircraft company inin saint louis. chris: he was told that the company could not hire him because they did not hire "professional" negroes. joe: but clay didn't relent. he applied again and was eventually hired. he then followed his next opportunity to the bay area as a computer programmer wiwith laurence e livermore national laboratory. roy: so he had that opportununity to come and basically do fortran programming to simulate what a nuclear-- what the effects of a nuclear

or ceramic tsatskas, clay courts, and the sky has traditions launching a clay cannon.na smolidzh, a carpenter master, wins nominations from a terrible tsatsk, the second genre composition on the plot of a bathhouse on the lipinskaya folk saint at the soligorsk college spreads scarcity and graphics, and modeling from clay is a hobby for all the sun. our boyfriend is a girl in search of a declarative dad. like this here, maybe a banal plot, but just for this week it is located for potters and it is not in character for ceramists to work in the fresh air, because clay is such a material that when it dries up, she saw it, shrinkage is uneven, therefore, all clay. if you look at all the other masters. it will be covered with polyethylene. we will come to you soon. here is a pershin or a mountain one, i myself am a mountain pershin. all the ready-made mountains befitted me, the great courage was such that in this i was slowly in the caucasus, even so far from it everything was visible everywhere in the green city, i like it very much exists. this is a variety of animals a lo

host: we want to introduce you to author clay risen, here is his book. it was 60 years ago, june 11, 1963 when jfk gave his noted civil rights address. what was happening in the country then? guest: a couple of things had happened in the weeks before hand. that summer, that spring, you had the birmingham protests led by martin luther king trying to integrate retail and lunch counters in birmingham, alabama. most people have probably seen the videos of police officers and firemen turning hoses and dogs on children. this is in everyone's mind. they are copycat protests around the country. just that morning in alabama and test colusa -- tuscaloosa, the governor had made his famous stand in a schoolhouse door where he tried to prevent black applicants were black students from entering the law school at the universityf abama. thdety attorney general went down there with federal soldiers to confront george wallace and forchito stand aside. civil rights was not just an issue op cared about, it w an issue on the front pages, and issue people thought could easily

host: we want to introduce you to author clay risen, here is his book. it was 60 years ago, june 11, 1963 when jfk gave his noted civil rights address. what was happening in the country then? guest: a couple of things had happened in the weeks before hand. that summer, that spring, you had the birmingham protests led by martin luther king trying to integrate retail and lunch counters in birmingham, alabama. most people have probably seen the videos of police officers and firemen turning hoses and dogs on children. this is in everyone's mind. they are copycat protests around the country. just that morning in alabama and test colusa -- tuscaloosa, the governor had made his famous stand in a schoolhouse door where he tried to prevent black applicants were black students from entering the law school at the unersity of alabama. the deputy attorney general went down there with federal soldier to confront george wallace and force him to stand aside. civil rights was not just an issue people caredbout, it was an issue on the front pages, and issue people thought

it was said that clay came from the right master, and i can buy it, in fact, shaker shots.only differed from this one not in pennies, but in the products of eating. so for one-hen eggs. it could have been a whistle tibochek. the swiss clay court will please and open for everywhere soligorsk festivalkers, and according to tradition, a line of carcasses is launched near the sky. natalya kabanova and her husband sergei molchin , maestros from the minsk region, brought from soligorsk a life-giving micro-susved, a unique clay zoo, where skin exhibits dying out at millimeters, great record. it's just a twist. eh, a little lively, as if it were such that skin can be said to be a turtle. this is zhabka, this is lisa, i left the kurussky box office, but only fleas. i have a lot of me here, insha malinka lives. i like the chairs very much. this is a variety of animals in the form of a lot. what can be done. i liked everything because it develops motor skills of the hands and looks very nice. it's very nice detail work. all that's been done. it's all done with your own hands. i wish i

what is different now, clay? >> clay: if i'm a member of the p.g.a.who turned down hundreds of millions of dollars like tiger woods, jon rahm or rory mcilroy, i'm furious. the p.g.a. did what they told me i shouldn't do, take the money from the saudis and liv golf tour. i think there will be a lot of akri moanien 22 the p.g.a. and its members. if you took money from liv and you know, i will get a small fine, but i will play in p.g.a. events and i will be able to go and play at u.s. open and british open and p.g.a., you have no risk at all. brian, one thing not getting a lot of attention. i would be nervous about the federal trade commission given the fact biden administration is finding anti-trust everywhere. i would be nervous -- >> brian: senator blue blumenthal is looking into it. they blame congress, i had to make a deal, you left us on our own against the saudi dollars. are they right to blame congress? >> clay: of course not, this is how capitalism works. these guys, saudis said, we think these golf players are underpaid, they are independent co

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clay travis is the founder of outkick and co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. i just connect the dots, clay? >> i'm not going to lie, jesse. my mind is blown here. now, let's be honest. you're not going to get a pulitzer prize because what you reported was actually accurate. all of the "new york times," "the washington post," all of the pulitzer prize that they gave themselves were based on total bogus russia collusion lies and think about it for a minute, jesse. we're actually more serious and severe when it comes to letting baseball players into the hall of fame if they might have used performance enhancing drugs than we are holding journalists accountable for the pulitzer prizes that they want. in all honesty, if there was any truth in justice in the pulitzer prize, they would withdraw every one of the "new york times" and "the washington post" won over russia co-collusion and the "new york post" and all the great writers to reported on the hunter biden laptop as well as 10% for the big guy but we know their prop began diss they are not actually journalists.

it really connects a family of people, well, in general, together, and durable clay is very durable, the material that will serve for a single season is what i work with. this is my way of expressing. basically. these will be titmice and birdhouses. we have several products. well, they said that they would look after none only next year. visitors come to the botanical garden not only to admire rare plants, but also to enjoy the singing of birds, if birds like clay houses and feeders , they can not only listen, but also to see. i'm done by this hour. next on the air is sports news topics, we'll see you at 7:00 pm. arina sobolenko, today she will play in the 1/8 finals of the paris tournaments with the rival of the belarusian, the tennis player will become the thirtieth racket of the world, slaan, stevens has previously been an athlete three times. they met in head -to-head meetings, where sobolenkov took three sets up over the american, we recall at the moment, the second racket of the world is the last representative of belarus in the tournament grid on the eve of victoria azarenka d

outkick founder clay travis joins me now. so a lesbian is what, clay? what made howard stern a billionaire now i don't even know what a lesbian is anymore. i don't even know that howard stern likes lesbians anymore, jesse. it's a brave new world. this is all patently absurd. i just keep hoping if you looked and you saw i'm sure you did the gallup news as more and more people become aware that like the karine jean-pierre question you got asked in the video you showed how absurd it is to have to argue. this i would encourage other republicans to adopt this talking point and other sane people, right? there is a limit to inclusion. and inclusion, jesse, when it starts to exclude women from being able to actually participate in women's athletics is no longer about inclusion, right? we have included the whole world. you can't be more inclusive than america is in 2023. now we have moved into the exclusion universe. and it's high time that anybody who actually believes in fairness and athletic competition steps up and says this is the height of absurdity, the f

clay about, a lot of stuff about slavery is not being told. ok.am a democrat from the time i was 18 up to 2008. i started hearing things i ain't ever heard before. i like to seek the truth. i keep a library card. ok. i went to the library and i started checking out books, went all the way back tonight -- 1619. host: we are running out of time. i would love to hear this long history, but what do you remember about jfk's speech in the passage of the civil rights bill in 1964? caller: the civil rights bill was good. that was good. like i said, there is a lot about slavery not being told. did you cut me off? host: i'm going to have to. i apologize, we are tight on time. clay risen, who was lbj's president johnson's strongest opponent in congress and his strongest advocate for the passage of this bill? guest: the answer on the opponent site is easy, it was richard russell. host: democrat georgia senator. guest: that is right, and johnson's mentor. the white man of the southern democrats, essentially the leader. johnson told him i am going to pass this

i agree with clay, he would win. >> i agree with clay entirely. look, i don't like gavin newsome he's run his state not the ground he is only the democrat wonder boy because cuomo was kicked out of the new york governorship because back when i was in the white house everyone was talking about cuomo now it's newsome. i agree with you and clay he would beated joe biden today. when you have rfk jr. whose views are really off skew with the democrat party polling at 20%. >> sean: list position on covid was, you know, contrarian. >> yes. >> sean: his views ons biological men in women's sports, no, that shouldn't happen. he has other views that, you know, i find very interesting as well. >> interesting as a republican but among democrats. >> sean: his views on the border. >> exactly, very contrary to the democrat party but he's polling at 20%en a a self help guru marianne williamson the two of them combined have a quarter of the party against the president. my god i'm jittering if i'm joe but he's probably asleep with that ice cream. >> sean: how does th

silences them and then clay says, all right, first of all, you don't petition a private person. okay, that's first. yes, you know, you only petition a superior. so if you're subject to petition to king if you're an american citizen you petition a legislature you do not petition a an individual person. we are equals so he starts with that and then he says oh and by the way the constitution and the laws support my owning this property the same way they support you owning your property now, i know that you draw a distinction with human property, but your interpretation and had started off with this hand to the declaration of independence said your interpretation of this document is the new one. so he invokes a kind of originalism. this is all the states at the time of the declaration. they all had slave property. so they protected in this so he's invoking originalism to defeat this call by the abolitionists. and then he says in any offers up a counter offer. he says, you know what my entire cache of slave enslaved persons are worth 50,000 if you will pay me pay me that i will liber

clay travis outkick founder. you could probably kick some people out, clay. >> i wish.ortunately what you are talking about is emblematic not only in oakland but all over the country. just across the bay there in san francisco, harris, 7 1/2% of people have left san francisco in the past two years. that's the highest percentage of any major city in america. and look, that's a "wall street journal" stat came out most recently with the census. if you look at oakland, this is a city under siege and san francisco is the same way. the more left wing the prosecutors, the more left wing the government in any of these cities. unfortunately, the higher tolerance there is for crime and the more victims of those crimes there are, harris, really, this is so unfortunate. the less time the people who actually commit the crimes actually spend in prison. that's why all over the country right now we've got 21st century highs. initially they tried to say it was because of covid. no, it is soft on crime policies. >> harris: those numbers of people leaving i guess we focus so much on other

he's the king of clay, 112-3 on clay. you can't make it up. 14 french opens. the guy was a machine.ing's wide open but he's the greatest clay court player ever to pick up a racquet. okay. he's one of a kind. cheryl: rick, i've got robert herjavec with me today. he's on the board of the u.s. tennis association. you've got a lot of tennis people part of this interview today. robert, go ahead. >> how exciting. i think i saw djokovic play at the u.s. open when he was going for the career win and i happened to be in australia when the country treated him to awfully when he came back this year. what do you think about alkarez, is he's the next nadal, is he going to be the clay court player everybody thinks he is. >> he's not only going to be the clay court player. he is a generational talent. i saw joker, federer and nadal, all these guys at the same age. this guy is amazing. his makeup speed, he has another year and -- gear, if you have speed, that means you'll get there and deliver the goods. but the wild card. he's a performer. he's like on broadway. he'll lose a 20 round rally and smi

this is also an ancient and decorative way of finishing clay products. is held by ras for several years on the status of all. this is an open regional festival. musoligorsk is there. it is necessary at least the tires came to share theirs. hidden strokes or narrow splashes and gomel regions june i will tell 18:1 reception days. andrei evgenievich did not take away. good luck nyusha well, why are you digging for so long? now such traffic jams god knows how long we will go and it is not his fault that traffic jams are like this and the time has changed oh, oh, my god, come on. i already asked you without a saucepan without a saucepan. why do you sit down the pot, too , this jerk was ordered to me by god, nyusha andrey evgenievich, an adult. what are you? he has not grown up, but what is an adult? well, listen to me, mash well, you can’t mash well, do you want me to kneel, never got up from them. let masha out , i was to blame in the first case, in the second you can’t bring it into a bottle either. what are you like yesterday. i'm watching, otherwise we'll

we will be talking with clay rison, author of the bill of the century.it was 60 years ago tomorrow that president john kennedy gave his his civil rights address we will talk about that in a minute with clay risen. we want to show you some video of that speech. />> i hope every american regardless of where he lives will stop and examine his conscience about this and other related incidents. this nation was founded of many men of nations of backgrounds. it was founded on the principle that all men are created equal and the rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened. today, we have committed to the worldwide struggle to promote and protect the rights of all who wish to be free. when americans are sent to vietnam or west berlin, we do not ask for whites only. it ought to be possible therefore for american students of any color to attend any public institution they select without having to be backed up by troops. it ought to be possible for american consumers of any color to receive equal service in facing public accommodatio

if clay dances like he dresses, he is in trouble. you believe that clay travis is a good dancer?ee evidence. michelle, kamala harris has no rhythm. >> i would do a dance off with her. i have worked with pregnant women. i have never seen a man have a baby. we can have babies and i am thinking about getting pregnant. frank from georgia, justice for scott. he is a legend. we will keep you posted on how that meeting with adams goes. laurie from jonesville, kentucky, will you be on gut failed? why would you bring that up? i don't want to be on that show. it makes me nervous. cannot do it. steve from marilyn, what happened to the birds? i did not murder them. i don't hear them chirping anymore. i'm sorry. we are going to go with natural causes on that one. that is all for tonight. dvr the show and i am watters, and this is my world. fox news. an older white man in washington lifer has appeared with a younger black running mate. associated press agree

for educational institutions of prisons and military units, clay and other members yes the so-called appeared in scandals due to the supply of low-quality products, now the food tender mafia through the courts is trying to disrupt the transparent competition of the ministry of defense and return the old schemes from the people, four billion hryvnias were taken from them. i mean suppliers who deliver eggs to the ministry of defense for 17 coffee soluble which costs uah 300 to uah 700 and apples, uh, 52 to 52, people took these funds when they realized that they would not be winners, they went here, the journalists of the court control decided to visit the plaintiffs to find out what the essence of their claims is. is it really so important to enrich the nation through the army in the conditions of war holosiivskyi district of kyiv prospect nauki 50 here, according to the state register , the office of the trade-granit-invest company should be located here , but in fact it is not here according to the words security guard, this address is often used by dubious companies only for regist

clay higgins was a national guardsmen. he was a military policeman i believe. mission planning. i was an actual professional mission planner for years. all the way from operational ally forced to 9/11. look at something like this, it's actually a map of 1 to 50,000 -- at mission planning at -- it's also a call to arms, or call to be prepared for contact with enemies. either defensive or offensive. so you have, you know, really this individual out there. and i know clay, i've served with him back in 2019, to 2021. this is so irresponsible. it also, it's also almost a cause play ridiculousness that actually could spark violence to people that maybe are too ignorant to understand, or absolutely understand what clay higgins is putting out there. i think at this point, he probably needs to retract that, or delete it, and to apologize for such ridiculous language. it makes real military individuals almost cringe, it's so cringeworthy, that i do believe that we have to have a point in this country, where the saying rises up against this hyperbolic bowl [bleep]. i thin

we went to a clay modeling circle and saw it there at the same time. on the craftsmanship of the carving. from a spoon. so i attached my boys to this body, there is the only museum of a wooden spoon in our country. in him more than 300 kitchen items and other exhibits. well, that concludes our issue of the highlights of the important life of the central region, we will show next sunday immediately after the noon news release to follow the draft news of the central region. you can also visit us on the nine site and the youtube channel of the news agency, all the best and see you soon. my head hurts, my hands are tied. thank you good luck everything is just ahead of us. tomorrow you will organize a call under the mountain and make him happy. what to take it from us. tell me why you're here the moron hit him over the head, and we could get by eva was in our hands. now you have to change. uh-huh instead my father will soon be mayor of the city. you know what we will do to you, that this is the life of a fly, i strongly recommend him to shut up and not twit

here is some clay.h a mud, but if you try another mud, that is, it is possible that it can also help, so here you need to pick it up. what kind of dirt can be more effective for you, you need to look for yourself, find a circus with a doctor and discover new opportunities for your treatment. follow the recommendations of the scientists of the gerant staff, here you are young and healthy. health and longevity to you, and the program about the most important thing continues and we we convey the word to sergey agapkin and mikhail the policeman. and we are ready to answer the next question. hello, my name is olga. i am from the city of tolyatti and i am 52 years old. i want to ask about my friend, because she is very tormented by this problem. she gets red in the summer. well , maybe because he has big breasts , these red spots under his breasts. well, although she mostly wears paper clothes and, well, she tries not to use creams, because, well, one must think that it will be harmful or there will pinch the

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very good on the clay courts, hasn't beenin very good on the clay courts, hasn't been in much form untilous opponent for aryna sabalenka, who has struggled at roland garros compared to the other grand slams. herfirst other grand slams. her first appearance other grand slams. herfirst appearance in the last 16. but she is so confident, having won back in adelaide, then at the australian open, and then on the clay in madrid, but that will count for a lot tonight. the winnable place with the leader ukraine, who has come through against the ninth seed in straight sets, so a symbolic win for her country and for her personally, because she gave birth in october and this is only her fifth tour event since returning. she won in strasbourg last week and now she has one my four matches and is through to the quarterfinals. the one my four matches and is through to the quarterfinals.— to the quarterfinals. the match between aryna _ to the quarterfinals. the match between aryna sabalenka, - to the quarterfinals. the match between aryna sabalenka, the | between aryna sabalenka, the australian open cha

i agree with clay entirely. lookayntirely., i don't like gad newsom. he's run a state to the ground. he only as the democrat wonderboy because cuomo was kicked out of the new york governorship because oe new yo. back when i was in the white house, everyone was talking about cuomo. now it's newsom. i agree with botw ith you an'sd. he would beat joe biden todai y when you have rfk jr whose off views are really off skew s with the democraket party pullii in 20% in the south. >> interesting. but his positiond , covid was,oa you know, contrarian. yes. hi yes.s views on biological men d women's sports are no, thatas oh shouldn't happen. he's got other viewser that, you know, i find very interesting as well. >> interesting as a republican. but amona reican g democrats, his viewsry on border. on the border. exactly. very conary to the contrary to % party, but he's pulling in 20%. and a self-help guru, marianne williamson, the two of them combined have a quarter of the party against a sittinn theg president like, my gosh, i'm jittering if i'm joe, but my with.b

thank god, about 4,000 tons of clay that entered the shahid rajaei customs office since 2008-2018 was ordered for export because it did not have the required quality at the beginning, and anyway, the last part of these 4,000 tons was taken out of the warehouses of the shahid rajaei customs office yesterday. this is clear and since 85-86, for example, it has entered the warehouses and unfortunately, a large amount was taken from the warehouse, or let me tell you, for example, the corn that was in mahshahr port, which we visited again on saturday with mr. in any case, it was imported not in accordance with the health and quarantine standards of our country and it was contaminated. now , it is not usable in any way, but in the last few years or two years , we were able to somehow get this corn out of the country. leave it here, it's a commodity when it's a commodity it is corrupted, inconsistent, it has no ability to enter the market, it does not do any good, and anyway, it was provided to the organization , which is at least two tomans. there is something in the sediment storage house t

clay, what is going on here? >> oh, it's ridiculous, right?ve that blows this up in everybody's face. what would the aclu have done if the murdering white guy decided he was asian, hispanic, or black, that he was a different race. they wouldn't have said anything. that would be considered horribly racist. yet when you change your gender, somehow it is heroic and we all have to pretend it is real. look, i used to like the aclu, they used to speak in favor of the first amendment and in favor of the marketplace of ideas. now the organization has been overtaken by woke cowards. this is a perfect example of this situation. this guy is not a victim in any way, he is a murderer. >> he stabbed a 14-year-old girl 18 times and the aclu is worried about gender affirming care? are you out of your mind? it reminds me, clay, of the nashville shooting. the woman gunned down six people, six children. "new york times," don't misgender her. what in the world. this is insane. >> there were people chanting seven victims. that person, the transgender shooter, kill

[applause] >> cable cars both the original line that ran on clay and sacramento street ended in 1942 and the california line which enders are simnel to mobility for the china town community and i like to call up don. donald is head of the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce and would love to hear some words from you. >> thank you. [applause] mayor breed (indiscernible) not just supervisor peskin- [difficulty hearing speaker] we have been gone through many many challenges over the years, and along the way, the cable car has been there with us. bringing visitors in china town. (indiscernible) i remember as a child in particular, the cable car on california (indiscernible) i'm very glad to have the city bringing back this program to encourage more ridership to the cable car in celebration of the 150 years anniversary. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you donald. now for someone who has maybe the second toughest job in the city beyond the mayors, stepping forward, the director of transportation for the city and county of san francisco, sfmta (indiscernible) >> thank you rick.

we have almost four people. 4 live results 107 st. 140 pottery, making containers with clay from sar laleh jin city in 2015 for pottery hash was included in the list of world crafts cities, more than 600 pottery workshops have been established , as we are talking today , there are many applicants for land and building a pottery workshop. in each pottery workshop, on average, if 5 people are employed three thousand jobs have been realized in the past seven years. you know that laljin city is the smallest international city of handicrafts in the country. handicraft weaving in khorashad village is a part of birjand. it is the most famous textile product of holland in 2016. global handicrafts register weaving is the art of fabric production from cotton and silk, a tradition that is more than 300 years old. it was abandoned for more than 30 years and was not paid attention to. like france, germany, italy, as well as the persian gulf countries , we have a demand for these handlooms, and abadeh wood engraving in 2017 as the world city of inlays in the world list of handcrafts, the word rela

one thing, clay, that stood out to me. there were moments, and number of them where he fell of the sword. he said you are right. on the french laundry. he said that was stooping. that was his answer. i appreciate occasional honesty.i think he sees what we see about joe but he was being a loyal democrat in that moment. >> he sat down for an interview with you to talk to the fox news audience right in the middle of joe biden falling on the stage and refused to answer a question that you asked him. of course you did.good for you. you asked him directly how often do you get asked to run for president of the united states and he could have easily said never. he could have lied.he could have said everybody loves biden but he didn't say that. he also didn't take a shot at donald trump and that's what i think this is fascinating it's almost like gavin newsom thinks he is running for president against rhonda santos maybe it's a preview for 2028 and he thinks that is what might ultimately be happening but he refused to say he wasn't

. >> clay travis joins us now. i think everybody is just on board with something is wrong. this is got the same joe biden like we don't have to pretend to be physicians and we can belief our eyes, right? yes, lawrence thanks for having me. here's the way i would convey it hive got three boys. i got a 15-year-old a 12-year-old and an 8-year-old. would i be okay with joe biden driving them on the interstate right now, anywhere in a major american city from one side of the city to the other? my answer is no. in fact, i think there are a lot of people out there democrat republicans and independents who have gone through a situation like this when your parents or the grand parents get into their 80s like joe biden is and you can see the diminishment of their cognition in realtime which is what we are seeing with joe biden. i just don't there's any real parent out there or grand parent who is being honest that would let them drive their children on the interstate in a major american city to go somewhere. the reason i bring that up as example if you would not let him drive your ki

and clay sunbeds. they called the nuclear developments and the manifestation of the spirit of work and hope and vitality as a clear failure of the westerners and added that in those days the westerners humiliated the nation and today the nation investigates them with its achievements and its nights. by 1982, it means the beginning of the challenge they mentioned the nuclear industry and said that they took help from crimes and terror to stop this process, but they could not, and the nuclear industry is now with the efforts and the youth of the nation in this country and it can no longer be cooled down. they pointed out between science and religion in the case of the renaissance and the industrial revolution of the west and said that one of the most important lines of the renaissance was that religion and spirituality should be set aside for scientific progress, while today, about 500 years after that incident, the most important scientific works in competition with the western world it is happening now

who better to show us than another icon, john mcenroe we even got to hit the clay courts a little bitust a bit first your news at 8:00. the white house is sending more help to battle those canadian wildfires that have blanketed american cities in heavy smoke but for now, the smoke is trav. al will have our forecast in just a minute. >>> first, actually spreading into new areas, and it's also taking a toll on air travel al will have our forecast in just a minute. >>> first, let's get the very latest from nbc's emilie ikeda who joins us now from brooklyn, new york hey, emilie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda tens of millions of people waking up to smoky cityscapes like the one behind me for the third day in a row, you can barely make out lower manhattan through that thick, heavy haze and that's what's prompting the faa to warn of delays throughout the day from a number of major airports from new york city into philadelphia, d.c. potentially into charlotte and we continue to see the smoke pouring in from our northern neighbor and those out-of-control wildfires the white house now ta

rafael nadal, greatest clay-court player of all-time.year against novak djokovic in terms of numbers of this era. not the easiest situation to be playing rafa one year and novak the next. i'm not sure he has not improved a bit and playing better this year, but he is very much the underdog. >> novak djokovic seems to just keep going and going. do you think we will ever see an end to his reign or is he getting towards his twilight years? >> we will definitely see an end to his reign at some point, no doubt about it. i think it is interesting because now, yes, the australian open was his 22nd major singles title and had to fight a lot of adversity, but he's had a lot of adversity since then. he has not played really well on clay coming into the french open, but he knows how to peak for these big tournaments. it is's priority at this stage. it is what he plays for. give him time to navigate the situation and solve problems and use all the skills he has acquired over the years. >> he has been making a lot of headlines off the court, has not h

, water soaks the clay, and of course it then gets painted over and crumbles, er, something like thisthe occupied oleshki, there remains the house-museum of polina raiko , she is such an artist, er, what a representative of naive art, a woman at the age of 69 painted her own house and unfortunately there is a lot of destruction because all the frescoes that she made, with which she decorated the walls of her house, they are destroyed , it was said or something. i can't say anything about this house , because, unfortunately, we don't have the opportunity to go there to assess the scale of the damage caused by the russians, but here, too, one of the artists lives near kherson to the intelligentsia, a person also left there, but people were saving his paintings, people were taking them out, his house was flooded, people were taking his paintings to the second floor, eh, as for those old fellows, the same old ones, the situation there has stabilized a little, eh, people from neighboring villages bring bread and drinking water to people uh, the russians, uh, never uh, dared to help our peo

big show tonight, tomi lahren, jimmy fallonbi clay, travis,, cy andre jarret, alan dershowitz, and a specia, gregl report on the ocean gate submarine tragically implodert on thd in the north atlantic, killing all five passengers aboard. also tonight, congresswoman lauren boebert will join us. >> shelart wil today introduceda articles of impeachment against joe biden. rticleyour president, and appary is in this battle with marjorie taylor greene. maybe i can be the peacemaker because they will inherit the eart h. we'll see. now we'll also hear from house ways and means cmi chairman jason smith. earlier today, his committee released bombshell testimony from not one but two irs whistleblower. now, based on their serious allegations. get this payons, get close atte. it appears the department of justice, she thought it was corrupt, even more corrupt. thi this is a corrupt organization. they wennizationt to great lengs to protect joe and hunter biden from eved r facing criminalchar charges. despite what is a mountain ogesf damning evidence, according to these whistleblowers, the irs recomm

as it was in the days of the russian empire of the soviet union is what it is now it's a class with clayeet and russia exists rather as an image concept and not as a military-political economic military military-technical and so on, so in this case what happened is, well , the worst of the best versions of what we know from pikul's novels and from history of the russian empire of the soviet period and so on. that is, this is evidence of the permanent collapse of the fact that by force, with a totalitarian mechanism, the red or imperial dictatorships tried to create in the form of what is being trained by russia, and in fact, these image things, this cruelty is what scares the world, which periodically falls into shock when things of a similar scale or crimes or coups occur in what was called the russian empire, the soviet union, and now the russian federation is actually neither russian nor a federation. that is, it is a conglomerate which is headed by the criminal cooperative lake, where more than 190 national prisons hold ethnic groups of this criminal co-criminal cooperative lake head

for example, models for johannes, the library, a made of rams clay and for gun is capital to cross a cathedral with beacon like structures has been built with regional materials. this being late was conceived as an event for change. to be a natalie is a very intense and important moment for people to come together. and i very much hope the audience is a surprise uh, surprised by the level of sort of care of beauty of hope, ambition, activism, venice is this stuff of if and leslie, who lives in europe and in africa. she lives in across the part of the year, commuting back and forth between gunner and london. both coaches influence her work and her thinking. she doesn't build much herself, but she's an important source of inspiration. she designed her residence in across 20 years ago. even then he was the head of its time, made him pod with clay breaks in 2020 she coast down to the african futures institute, where she is a teacher and research a progressive. think leslie has dedicated her life to the next generation to learning that croft at the institute? even though it's headquartere