water to rescue the child this happened in cocoa beach florida and it was a police officer, adrian cossack innings enjoying a walk on the beach thursday evening. but the site of the shark approaching a boy and a boogie board sent him into action he darted into the water grab the boys board and then guided the child to safety. both the officer and the boy after all that we're told are doing well. instagram is prepared to launch a new video feature to rival tick tock instagram reels will let people record and edit 15 2nd videos that are set to music and audio users can then upload the videos to their stories and instagrams explore feature instagram has not given an official launch date for this new feature but it is already testing the platform in india. the site is hoping to eventually expand to the united states and 50 other countries. can't wait for that who can't wait to see justine on instagram singing everyone well that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman don't forget to wash your hands and wear a mask and i'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news, the 8, >>> wall of mom

any move against him only made the abbot step up the fight taking over the common and setting up a cossack guard may have been an act of last resort last week the patriarch finally defrocked the cops have been after him as well according to the church it's now up to the police to further deal with the rebel monk it seems though he couldn't care less which only makes us wonder just how far he can go. lastly this and germany's on the way to completing phase out coal power by the year 28 however it's not done with fossil fuels just yet in fact one mine is about to expand massively and it has left locals favoring for their homes. have a challenge here don't suppose it's not to be is terrorizing as they try to drive us out of our homes using psychological terror and pressure they try to make life difficult for us by destroying birds and destroying houses. you. know i'm very disappointed by the governments and politicians they are avoiding responsibility and supporting our more than us i have the feeling that they don't care what happens to us they want the villages to be demolished they are onl

that harkens back to the cossacks. there were other types of sabers. calvary men were lightly armored. they were mounted. the point here -- the advantage, the interesting thing about the soviet military in terms of cavalry is that they had these large numbers of mounted cavalry groups. for example, i might represent the fourth guard's cavalry corps. a guard has this medal. as the war progressed, things changed in the military. part of the change was to adopt a -- a pre-war set of medals and uniforms. and so, in the times of the czars, there were elite guard units. when you were a unit that did something very good, notable, probably heroic, you would then be distinguished as a guard unit and you would be given better pay and better supplies. let's say i'm the fourth guard. the point being though, we would take that large mounted force, again, all they're armored with is pistols, swords, a submachine gun. maybe mortars. maybe light submachine guns. they would then take that corps or division and they would combine it with a mechanized division. so, the t

any move against him only made the abbot step up the fight taking over the common and setting up a cossack guard may have been an act of last resort last week the patriarch finally defrocked the cops have been after him as well according to the church it's now up to the police to further deal with the rebel monk it seems though he couldn't care less which only makes us wonder just how far he can go. thank you then i just minnie's on the way to complete the phasing out of the 28 however it's not quite done with fossil fuels just yet in fact while mine is about to expand massively coombes fearing for their. my having a child is it on the order he is terrorizing us they try to drive us out of our homes using psychological terror and pressure they try to make life difficult for us by destroying roads and destroying houses. and them i. i. know i am very disappointed by the government and politicians they are avoiding responsibility and support are more than i asked i have the feeling that they don't care what happens to us they want the villages to be demolished they are only interested in the

any move against him only made the abbot step up the fight taking over the common and setting up a cossack guard may have been an act of last resort last week the patriarch finally defrocked the cops have been after him as well according to the church it's now up to the police to further deal with the rebel monk it seems though he couldn't care less which only makes us wonder just how far he can go. reporting next few google school when in germany over the so-called right to be forgotten e.u. rules allow people to request information to be taken offline if they concerned about their privacy but germany is caught says not if it outweighs public interest well that's good luck to your correspondent peter all of it says more about this morning pizza so what makes this latest ruling so significant in. well this is century boils down to the right to know what is the right to be forgotten the german federal court has full ahead of a code of justice i beg your pardon has sided with google in this latest argument what it really means and what it comes down to is that a person can request that their

any move against him only made the abbot step up the fight taking over the common and setting up a cossack guard may have been an act of last resort last week the patriarch finally defrocked the cops have been after him as well according to the church it's now up to the police to further deal with the rebel monk it seems though he couldn't care less which only makes us wonder just how far he can go. a protest against police brutality in israel outside the public security minister's home has descended into violence between officers and demonstrators that's going to cross this is. a correspondent to tell of the. good morning paula what's happening and take us through it. well these protests which i sense the anti-government protests that's how they began have been ongoing for the better part of a month now increasingly they've been gaining momentum and also we've been seeing scenes of violence in the latest protests it happened on tuesday evening the police dispersed and government protesters from many of the main roads in tel aviv and also the main highway known as i am they were police on

any move against him only made the abbot step up the fight taking over the common and setting up a cossack guard may have been an act of last resort last week the patriarch finally defrocked the cops have been after him as well according to the church it's now up to the police to further deal with the rebel monk it seems though he couldn't care less which only makes us wonder just how far he can go. with the story. google has school to cool with in germany over the so-called right to be forgotten even rules allow people to request information to be taken off if they are concerned about their privacy but now germany's highest court says no not if it's weighed by public interest reporting on europe correspondent peter all of a next. the german federal court of justice the supreme court here has sided with google in a landmark case when it comes to a person's right to be forgotten versus the public's right to know what it means is essentially this ruling is that a person can request internet companies remove articles about them from internet searches but the company is under no obligation to

greenbaum, who is an immigrant, born in eastern europe we find him in the early 1920s in t-- the cossacksmany jews did. he has a wife, she gets pregnant, then he falls in a pickle vat, he works in a pickle factory. he falls in a pickle vat, he's brined and preserved for 100 years. they find him, then his only living heir is his great grandson, who is also like a 38-year-old. >> jimmy: falls into a pickle vat, is brined perfectly for 100 years. it's the best thing. i go, what a curveball i think it's so funny. i can' i go, i'm so the lid on, they go, this building's condemned, shut it down and it's like -- it plays off. then when you come back in 2020, everyone taking it seriously, tell me, how long have you been brined it's very well written and well thought out. like they're all kind of -- they're fine with the fact that you've been in there for 100 years. >> yes, we explain very clearly in the film that the brine holds up it is not illogical to be considered too closely >> jimmy: i will say, acting across from yourself and doing it believably, it's not like from the '80s or something wh

the history books were rewritten, some of the old people in russia right now are discovering cossackst's all over tv and old people are saying that never existed, this never happened. but the young people discovered history that was erased by the communists. and that looks like where we're headed and i'm an old guy, i won't be around to witness it. alicia: it's so important to learn history so we know what we're witnessing and we understand the changes people are trying to accomplish right now and the way they're doing them don't always work. doug wead, thanks for your time today and happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth of july to you, alicia. alicia: leland. leland: there are a number of groups marching around protesting and this marks the sixth consecutive weekend of demonstrations in the capital. lucas is there. >> that's right, over a dozen protests were scheduled in the nation's capital. so far, all is calm and quiet. we'll have more after the break. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt