and the divided island, the cypress, is yet to begin drilling in 3 major gas fields. the internationally recognized greek cypriot government and a turkish controlled northern cypress. can't agree on how to divide the resources. well back now to mike forward senior research fellow at the oxford institute for energy studies. so mike, how significant is this israel lebanon deal for both countries? and how much of a part the europe, gas supply problems play in that. yeah, and it should be, should be really sort of about the, the maritime borders to where the use will draw a line out into the, into the city to which she has control over the resources either side of it. so now come to some sort of agreement on that effectively what, what sort of belongs to level and what sort of love to israel. i think the details on this, on the qana gas trail, which is not whole level area, but he's ro, my, well out some sort of rice, at least the revenues from it's sort of sharing basis. and i think it's obviously given the security situation level and surround the region, maybe difficul

you know, i, i dealt with the cypress question very actively in the cypress question, is very much kind of at the core of this current dispute. i also was trying to help negotiate agreement between turkey and greece about the questions george, our friend in athens, was talking about continental shelves and islands. and how long should they be, and how wide should they be? how many my and turkey has maintained a position that islands are not entitled to a continental shelf. most other countries believe islands are entitled to a continental shelf. what the united states government had tried to do was try to come up with just as our friend in libya, is saying an agreement based on the law of the sea, which turkey, by the way, has never joined. it's never joined the convention and the law, the same either has the united states. but in the law of the see there is a provision that says when 2 states that are on a coastline, a c coastline. so the total states, if their neighbors inevitably, they're going to have conflicts of view on how far exclusive economic zones and territorial sees extend.

denial of application to remove 2 cypress tree one on publicerate of way and one on private property. we'll will hear from the appellate first. >> mr. toll you have 7 minutes >> thank you, can you hear me? >> thank you. on will behalf of the 600 rid raid homeowner arabic association i want to thank you for making this appeal possible. also thank the staff at the department of public works. instrumental in assisting us in make the original per mist application and now making this appeal to the board. all have been very responsive and helpful. any comments in our submission relating to the service by department were specific to our concern that the department may not have sufficient maintenance staff to [inaudible] the trees. had nothing to do with the service we received from the department in applying for the original per se mitt or applying for this appeal. the department's brief of october 13th of 22 was helpful. it provided a rule of law comparison to the situation. with the description of the cypress tree on 1 huh human vasquez avenue the property owner request was not approved on

leave, i am forced to i have no other choice even if they give me an inflatable tire to sail anywhere cypress, or turkey or italy, i had no problem to take it. i just want to leave, i'm desperate. i love him. as a lebanon's, acute economic crisis is forcing many people here to try to get out. according to the u. n. more than 3 quarters of people living in the country are set to be in poverty. unemployment is rising, and public services are in a critical state. with a country regularly plunged into darkness due to the electricity blackouts as well, we do not have access to basic things like water and electricity, let alone the high price of bread. i used to buy bread for 1500. now it costs $25000.00 during the day. i'm up to 75000 at night. how can i survive? i barely make $300000.00 per day. life has become so hot here. most of the palestinians in the ban on live inside close knit refugee camps inaccessible to the lebanese authorities. it is often a shelter for alcohols and a safe haven for human traffickers who organize illegal bought trips to europe. to smuggler organizing of wireless trip

it's in a pretty nasty stuff and it affects cypress, and it's not just going to be on monday. let me take you through tuesday, wednesday for cathy. what's the center of rotation? maybe goes away towards egypt and it comes back again. so i think the threats there for a couple of days of flash flooding from big thunderstorms. but beyond that, it's the normal picture of increasingly likely showers in turkey across the southern caucasus as the by john nolan, iran, it's dry everywhere else. attempt is are coming down slowly, more sunshine than anything else. now in the lower, the rain that you'd like to see further south is showing itself in the hall of africa in somalia. too little too late. the heavy rain is still further west, mostly in the d. r congo. ah, the frank assessments, if the united states that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon. they would assign to view by informed opinions. i believe that armenia and other regions should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is the commonwealth now still s

center of the actuary cezanne field , owned by alleno is estimated at 120 million, and the orchard by cypressesincent van gogh at 100 million, all proceeds from the sale will be donated to charity according to paul allen's last wish, the auction will take place november 10-12. well, i immediately recall a story from the life of a princeionist. yes, many of them sold their paintings at first, just for next to nothing. yes, for a pittance, some even just for shoes, yes, because they were really hungry, as always, and here, literally, the first ones are near the demon. these are the memories that remain. be so kind and buy from me. well, at least something from my brains, which i am ready to give, even for 50 francs. thought that somewhere their masterpieces will be sold for 100 and more than a million dollars, i'm curious. uh, you know this is such a delta yes, for what did they originally buy paintings and for how much can you sell it now? yes and i believe that the amount is impressive certainly that we wish you good bidding. and indeed. it seems to me that over time , priorist paintings prove

the parking lot, collect dna better get some water boss bring it and then he sits swaying like a cypress mikhailovich dear, come on , well, how did he sit and eat like that, look, it’s worth it for the second time, it’s worth it, then i go out. oh, damn it, don't be sad than the rich have nothing to start with. you better remember no one was spinning around you, well presumably a woman a woman there was no woman, an empty veranda. we were sitting alone. well, just a waitress waitress. well, write. well, such a beautiful hair short short white years 30 short i'm sure there will only be two guys on the shift waiters. well, as we saw the waitress. well, i tell it like it is. thank you charm we will consider. it's like a series. let's take into account frets listen they figured out that you are a young lady that you change images like gloves. how do you know we have our people everywhere. in addition, you are bright you are hard to miss. if it's a compliment, thank you. and i can talk to dad, well, you know, i do not solve these issues. well, rest easy, he's all right. i want to make sure. w

cypress lemon crown dark blue and i couldn't rhyme on purpose. because he couldn't help him.that i could not help him , because i did not put grass under his feet on a scorched road, the autumn narcop asked for forgiveness. van gogh will receive olga kapchenko and the stilburga. but on the one hand 3:0 in favor of the viewers, on the other hand, the 13th sector and the super close already won back, although in the thirteenth sector the thirteenth our 13th was yours. well, take a break from these little commercials on channel one. in the big game big bookmaker greenline general partner of the russian premier league she was taken to moscow like a prisoner, fearing a conspiracy , they didn’t let anyone in at 17 years old, a widow without a home , without money, without a person who can be relied on yesterday. she was a duchess without a dukedom. for many years she endured the need for everything, depended on strangers, and today she was offered the imperial crown. yes, they were going to make her a pawn in someone else's game, but the russian princess believed when she returned

and it generates big sand stores which are probably catch alexandrian, cypress, slower moving showers over good part took here. as you can see, for the time being the levant, dry, but those shells will move in that general direction. but between here and the declining disappearing monsoon is bone, dry, and temperatures. they are coming down little bit shower around as a by shower. maybe parts of dalton, iran, otherwise there's not much to talk about the house that's for sunday and for monday . so let's disappear down to africa. well, like the tourist to breathing. it's sherry at night than it moves thunderstorms out to the east to nairobi and back towards could gully during the day, but the seasonal rain is still showing as fairly heavy for the same scrapper republic. the con goes back to nigeria as well. yeah, there's funding on the ground. there's more to come to with sponsored by catch all day ways. these turbulent times up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being turned back . how is this not a contravention o

burning down the san francisco's marina district collapsing a portion of the bay bridge and the entire cypress structure in the east bay and it killed 63 people a lot has changed in the past 33 years, but a lot hasn't joining us live now to talk about our preparedness and risk levels is usgs geophysicist emeritus and founder of a seismic risk assessment app called tumblr dr. ross stein dr. stein. thanks for joining us ross. i know you want to go by ross. glad to be talking to you again. kristen well, welcome back to the show. lomo prieta was certainly devastating in so many ways, but usain was actually as kind or favorable as possible for 6.9 explain that well, first of all, it happened in santa cruz mountains where there was really not much going on besides growing pot plants and in all seriousness what i mean is there were no skyscrapers. there were no giant bridges local to that site. there were no big dams or reservoirs. so if you had asked me put a magnitude 7 earthquake somewhere in the bay area where would have caused the least damage i would have put it in the santa cruz mountains, but

that includes frontally pushing into cypress is wall. and the winds around that weather maker whipping up the sand in dust for areas of egypt. so lot of rain around bungie dipping into that western side of the democratic republic of congo. and as we find our way further south, we can follow this band of rain from angola through namibia pushing into south africa system. thunderstorms, quite possible to bubble up in close to the natal province. so durban, coming in with the hiv 23 degrees, and that was whether drops temperatures inhabit roney to 30 on sunday. that's your update. ah. lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching ultra cetera with me. so he'll robin in doha, reminder of all top news stories, the turkish presidents as arrived in the black sea town. i'm astra, where he's offered prize and condolences to the families and victims of coal mine explosion. the death toll has now risen to 41. to days, use opposition. national salvation front has been protesting against fuel and food shortages. crowds gathered in the capital tudor on saturd

it wasn't only the hungarians that had a problem with these sanctions though. countries like motor cypress greece, with big shipping fleets that have been shipping russian oil. they've had their concerns, as well as i say, we don't know the details at the moment, and we'll find out exactly how they've managed to proclaim black 8. all of these countries to get this deal over the line, but the ambassadors did manage to sign off on them this morning. max or the european parliament in strasburg, where, where you are also debated the illegal annexation of ukrainian land by russia today . what's their position spread, garrett. so it probably does not come as a surprise if i tell you that across party lines across political groups you in the european parliament. the sentiment was that the annexation of ukrainian land by russia is illegal. it's null and void and meaningless. it does not change facts on the ground. this is something that all parties are pretty much agree to the have been calls for further sanctions. some of these things that jack just pointed out, and also some are some members, so

essentially settle and sunny that to claudia, whether to slipping a little further south was down across a cypress, come across into iraq, into kuwait, into iran, into a good part of the arabian peninsula. at is fine and why pleasant sunshine. 35 celsius here in doha, present sunshine across much of north africa, although little more the way of cloud they're just coming into northern areas of morocco and northern parts of algeria. cassie some live, the showers here, actually. so some went to weather in the forecast. many a shower wants to get across southern parts of nigeria, we'll see some wet weather too, just making its way over to ward. so lake victoria, follow that same chain of showers is still a long way further. north ashley say the gambia could catch one or 2 showers here as well. i don't up with the showers across central africa possibility of a shar roacher to northern parts of angola, but try to the south. ah frank assessments. if the united states that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon, they would find a deal by informed opinions. i believe that armenia

the disturbance and pull that's pulled out of the mediterranean re some heavy rains the likes of cypress as well as turkey. you can see it moving across into georgia as well, touching down some of those showers, moving across iraq. and we will see that wet or whether looking into jordan could possibly see some flooding around the dead sea. saudi arabia maybe seeing a shower too as well, but it is largely finer and dryer the further south we go. now as we move across to north africa, libya has seen some flooding. this was a scene in tripoli after some rain pulled down from the mediterranean. thanks to a disturbance there, we are like to see more heavy rain in the north west. over the next 24 hours we could see up to a $130.00 millimeters. and that could cause more flooding across that central band of africa. much of the rain has shifted further south to places like the democratic republic of congo and equitorial guinea. we are expecting some heavy rain here over the next few days, farther south of this much dryer for places like botswana. but we are seeing that wet weather pick up across

it's pretty nasty stuff and it affects cypress and it's not just going to be on monday. let me take you through tuesday and wednesday for cathy. what's the center of rotation? maybe goes away towards egypt and it comes back again. so i think the threats there for a couple of days of flash flooding from big thunderstorms. but beyond that, it's the normal picture of increasing the likely shares in turkey across the southern caucasus as a by john nolan, iran, it's dry everywhere else. attempts are coming down slowly, more sunshine than anything else. now in the lower, the rain that you'd like to see further south is showing itself in the hall of africa in somalia. too little too late. the heavy rain is still further west, mostly in the d. r, congo. ah, which side is winning chaos or control? what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato, as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get to so much raw, the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. we don't simply focus on the po

a little further south was down across a cypress, come across into iraq, into kuwait, into iran, into a good part of the arabian peninsula. it is fine and why pleasant? sunshine, 35 celsius here in doha, present sunshine across much of north africa. hello, a little more the wire clout, they're just coming into northern areas of morocco and northern parts of algeria. could see some live the showers here, actually so. so what to weather in the forecast? plenty a shower wants to get across southern parts of nigeria. we'll see some wet weather too, just making its way over towards i liked victoria for that same chain of showers is still a long way further north actually. so the gambia could catch one or 2 showers here as well. i don't up with the showers across central africa, possible to ship a shower or 2 to northern parts of angola, but try to the south to with sponsored by cat on a ways jumping to the stream when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to the president of the day. we are the subjects of little family. so that's one person's o

and then even thunderstorms, in the eastern merged might affect cypress or northern parts of egypt. at the side of the met, there's from a different story where you've got that edge of rain catching the northwest of spain or portugal. it will for time be cloudy in spain, but look at the temperatures. quarter of us at $32.00 is not going down. it's going up by tuesday. we could be getting a record high for october. and that wants to start to spread to france as well. in north africa, temperatures aren't worry, but the amount of rain still is, you know, how much tugging there is no jerry and stood around the gulf of guinea at nigeria. there is more right to come. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries, enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct flights to istanbul and tribe zone book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c, y p g s for our best prices. lou . ah, welcome back. a look at the main stories are following. now. turkish officials say the

point of view, rain or showers, and that even thunderstorms in the eastern measures might affect cypress or northern parts of egypt at the side of the met, there's from a different story where you've got that edge of rain catching the northwest of spain or portugal. it will for time be cloudy in spain, but look at the temperatures. quarter was at 32, not going down. it's going up by tuesday, we could be getting a record high for october and that won't start to spread to france as well. in north africa, temperatures aren't worry, but the amount of rain still is, you know, how much time there is. no, jerry and still around the gulf guinea at nigeria. there is more right to come. ah ah ah, hello again. this is jose. let's get around that now the top stories present, she didn't think says china must ensure hong kong is ruled by what he calls patriots. made the comments at the twice a decade. communist party congress in beijing. russia says 11 soldiers have been killed and 15 wounded in shooting at its southern border with ukraine. the defense ministry said to assailants, open fire at a milit

they brought flooding to greece is creek island is now over a cypress. so the very real risk that we will see a similar scenario. play out there. still blustery shower, it's on monday and is stumble with our height. 20 degrees in our heaviest rounds of rain across central africa be can be found that too far away from lake victoria. and also that western side of the democratic republic of congo could see some severe thunderstorms bubble up in south africa's kazoo luna ta province. and i think some of those showers will leak into derby with a height 25 degrees and that what weather has cooled? things off in habit eroni to 29 degrees on monday sir later. ah ah ah with ah ah, book about what challenges there with me. so robin a reminder of all top stories, tens of thousands have been protesting in the french capital against the rising cost of living on the government's response to climate change. at least for people who are on have been killed on 61 injured after a fire broke out at the f in prison, which holds many political prisoners officials say was caus

for instance, turkey and greece were, you know, increasingly over and over the status of cypress, among other issues. how far do you expect this particular conflict to go and what position do you think washington brussels might hate on this to pick sites? ah, i doubt whether that will take sides at the moment on the europeans and the americans want to keep the air the one suite because everyone is threatening to vote against sweden and finland, accession into nato. so he kind of agreed earlier in the summer. now he's been hesitating, he's saying yes to finland, but no to sweden. and so they really want to add the one on board. so they got to go out of their way to try to locate him. and they kind of grease this kind of being very annoying because as the correspondence pointed out, you know, they're just presented germany with a reparations bill for well, so they've done this before close. germany will say no, and everyone knows that germany will say no, but it just means that greece is just being obstreperous up against the thing that they will probably take the cider just because they

a little further south was down across a cypress, come across into iraq, into kuwait, into iran, into a good part of the arabian peninsula. at is fine and why pleasant sunshine. 35 celsius here in doha, present sunshine across much of north africa, although little more the way of cloud they're just coming into northern areas of morocco, northern parts of algeria, cuz see some live the showers here actually. so somewhere to weather in the forecast. plenty a share was once again across southern parts of nigeria, we'll see some wet or whether to just making its way over towards a lake victoria. for that same chain of showers is still a long way further north, actually, so the gambia could catch one or 2 showers here as well. i don't up with the showers across central africa possibility of a shower or 2 to northern parts of angola, but try to the south. ah, this was the moment the likes of which we have never seen. this is important. this is the story from breaking down the headlines to expose in the powers attempting to silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened, and

it's in a pretty nasty stuff and it affects cypress. and it's not just going to be on monday. let me take you through tuesday and wednesday for cathy. what's the center of rotation? maybe goes away towards egypt and it comes back again. so i think the threats there for a couple of days of flash flooding from big thunderstorms. but beyond that, it's the normal picture of increasing the likely showers in turkey across the southern caucasus as the by john nolan, iran, it's dry everywhere else. attempt is, are coming down slowly, more sunshine than anything else. now in the lower, the rain that you'd like to see further south is showing itself in the hall of africa in somalia. too little too late. the heavy rain is still further west, mostly in the d. r congo to with sponsored by catch all day ways. this was an easier movement, but likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting . we're seeing your freedom being threatened under talked. it is basically criminalizing journ

conference and all in sudden europe, between turkey and greece, the situation is very, very bad and cypress as well, of course. so this will, this has been all for decades for may be 60 years it's, it's, it has worse than that times. and for the mormon, it's probably one of the worst moments because of the discovery of gas and oil off the coast of cyprus, by the turks and say it's our territory, waters side process the same. so it's impossible to solve. but i would just like to say a little something about something personal. it is that yesterday my baker, you know, bakery brown the corner on told me with tears in his eyes that he was stopping. he stuck, he stops his business because he cannot bay is electricity and gas bill. he asked to stop. there is no, we can't sell his bread 3 times the price. and so you have tens of these small shops, small businesses, all over europe, that close now and there governments, our governments don't say a thing about that. and i suppose the only solution they could find is, is to use tax money to give it back to the people somehow in order to alleviate the

look, with paul manafort, his money came from accounts and cypress to pay for his gardner and his housekeeperollow the money and prove that he still had access to it. you do that here, and if somebody lies and is not forthcoming, they can go to jail. for just lying and refusing to give answers in response to these kinds of civil cases. and there are people in jail right now who are doing just that kind of thing. so i would not give up hope that there is going to be some sort of recovery. you know, a billion dollars is a lot of money. but, you know, it could be $100 million and it's still a big chunk of money against alex jones. and he deserves to, you know, take every single penny for what he debt. >> i know i'm out of time. but my last quick question, what if he keeps appealing? >> look, he can continue doing that. but right now, unless he gets a stay, the order is going to be, the judgment that has been issued. and this is just the first of the orders. they're still punitive damages. component is in effect. so, he'd have to get a stay. given that he defaulted on liability, it's going to be

let's bring in former cypress semiconductor ceo t.j. rogers to get a closer look.terested in the impact on equipment makers and on sort of leading edge fabs into the future. china's had this ambition to build its own domestic capability, but that's looking tougher right now. what does that mean for other companies that are trying to build up capacity, including potentially intel? >> well, china stated ten years ago that they wanted to become self-efficient on semiconductors and they worked on it, but fortunately for us semiconductors are a relatively unique business where freedom and free markets matter a lot, and that's why your industry is always dominated people who have an axe to grind might define it as percent share manufactured which doesn't matter that much anymore the term foundry was invented by a cal tech professor, and i find it insumlting but what he said i the semiconductor, the brain part of the function will be in the chips, what's on the chips and how small the gee no-- are joe biden has tripled down on that strategy, and he's now cut off equipment

so cypress has that risk of big thunderstorms, but hasn't yet been realized. it's quite possible that risk will go away during choosing a low goes away with it. and then on wednesday, i think they'll just disperse the other side of the mediterranean. last that rain is coming in from the atlantic is inducing warm breezes ahead of it. so look at the temperature of the southern half of spain. we're still in thirty's, and this is well into october. if you look at the forecast for madrid, that's a city a long way above sea level, middle of space are at 29 on cheeses, 10 above average. it does cool down as the rain eventually makes it in. and that rain also spreads through germany puddled in the czech republic during tuesday. ah, the british political party at war with itself lay the parting is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents reveal members silenced, suspended, and forced out my gone, this is unbelievable and free speech was shot down an exclusive investigation. the labor files hot 3 on al jazeera hollywood, a glamorous industry t

and then even thunderstorms, in the eastern merge might affect cypress or northern parts of egypt. at the side of the met, there's from a different story where you've got that edge of rain catching the northwest of spain or portugal. it will for time be cloudy in spain, but look at the temperatures. quarter was at $32.00 and it's not going down. it's going up by tuesday. we could be getting a record high for october. and that wants to start to spread to france as well. in north africa, temperatures aren't worried that the amount of rain still is, you know, how much time there is. no, jerry, and still around the gulf getting at nigeria. there is more right to come. ah, becoming a living legend of the young age was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into a political cloud that brought peace to the ivory coast posted by eric constant football rebels. the life of the da drop by the football who succeeded with politicians but not the da da, the i boy and civil war on al jazeera, the native, as it breaks, it's not just personal property, but also infrastructure

disturbance and pull that's pulled out of the mediterranean, bringing some heavy rains the likes of cypress, as well as turkey. you can see it moving across into georgia as well, touching down some of those showers, moving across iraq. and we will see that wet weather licking into jordan could possibly season flooding around the dead sea. saudi arabia, maybe thing a shower too as well, but it is largely finer and dryer. the further south we go. now was we move across to north africa. libya has seen some flooding. this was the scene in tripoli after some rain pulled down from the mediterranean. thanks to a disturbance there we are, like you see more heavy rain in the north west. over the next 24 hours we could see up to a $130.00 millimeters. and that could cause more flooding across that central band of africa. much of the rain has shifted further south to places like the democratic republic of congo and equitorial guinea. we are expecting some heavy rain here over the next few days for the south of this much dryer for places like botswana. but we are seeing that wet weather pick up across

an award winning film explores a 70,000 year old cypress forest found off the gulf coast and wrote and produced the pbs documentary america's amazon the mobile tents for delta and raines earlier work saving america's amazon the threat to our nation's most biodiverse river system speaks to the environmental diversity about them as aquatic systems. so thank you for joining us today. thank you so much, danielle, for being here. we'll get started. so both of your works sit at the intersection of yourself and domestic slave trade. how did you develop these projects? what drew you to following mary lincoln's life and legacy and to begin searching for the goodwill that. thank you so much, all of you, for being here. and thanks to c-span for being here. and i just want to say thank you so much to the other organizers of this amazing festival. it's just been a wonderful weekend and such a great introduction to authors and new books and music. and i'm just very appreciative to be hosted here in nashville and to be able to attend such a neat event to. i was working as a reporter in richmond, virg

sides required significant modifications. 150 man immediately went into the force, cut down giant cypress trees and created avenues of approaches, especially on the north bank of the river was very swampy and then built better approaches on the south side of the river as well. by working around the clock, by the night of june 14th and 15th, they had built a pontoon bridge consisting of 101 boats and 2000 feet across. as one confederate said, the greatest bridge which the world has seen since the days of xerxes. in the meantime, the union infantry began gathering on the north bank of the james.. on june 14th, they got hancock a second corps, her ratios -- and most of warren's fifth core were on the north bank of the river in position to cross having negotiated the remaining ground without any problems. meanwhile, smic 18th corps moved up the james river and prepared to disembark at bermuda hundred. only the supply wagons that were guarded by the black division of the ninth corps and problems discovering their designated crossing point down there on the chickahominy at kohl's ferry was impr

lis e, cypress leyland guldrider.70, as a former parental garden. it grows 860 varieties of thorny plants. this is the sphere of his scientific interests, he is a candidate of agricultural sciences and a favorite thing that brings joy to the owner and guests, all shades of green are clearly visible from a height occasionally, not diluted with bright spots. barberry hibiscus tulip tree, and magnuli of which there are more than 20 species, many plants on ruslan's site first came to russia asia america and europe boris arizona variety angaston, this is czech this variety is very, very rare. i have it and in honor it is a rocky juniper variety, or sen lew vyping. this necklace is not, american selection, this is perhaps the only specimen in europe, but the only juniper in europe, colleagues from different parts of russia and even the world often come to see ruslana and successfully bred their own varieties of this juniper, for example, he assigned a patriotic name. so i looked at him all the time. i looked, i looked, i lo

the good samaritan who took the teens in joins us from cypress, texas.details are disturbing. >> reporter: george, that's absolutely right. overnight we spoke with investigators handling this case. those details are horrifying. they told investigators they were so desperate for food and water they found a way to disconct a washer and drink the water e. >> can you please help us? >> reporter: this morning, new details on the horrifying discovery in a quiet neighborhood outside houston home by their own mother. >> i heard the little voices for help, crying for help. i knew immediately i needed to open that door. >> reporter: police say two 16-year-old twins, a brother and sister, managing to escape seen in this doorbell camera pleading for help. >> can you help us please? >> reporter: at 5:30 tuesday morning, they were taken in by this neighbor who wants to remain anonymous giving them blankets and food. the twins telling her they were handcuffed and held captive in the family's laundry room. >> their hands were so swollen. their poor hands were bigger tha

permanent exhibition of the tretyakov gallery or here is a picture of alexander ivanov hyacinth and cypressand art apollo, together with his lovers , are naked and playing music in the bosom of nature. ivanov began to paint the picture in italy, inspired by the plots of the same antiquity, the sketch of the picture is presented in the tretyakov gallery aleksandrovich, not only to you about the book albert, no to the expert who spoke, the idea that plastov ’s spring is really a textbook picture, where the questions that are asked. the law is not about in order to ban a naked naked body, we do not propose to remove the statue of david from the museum of fine arts or pushkin, because he is naked . only tomorrow no one will come to him with questions. it always seemed to me that from the time when i worked in the newspaper, the moskovsky komsomolets editor-in-chief, who is always present to me here, but apparently erroneously it seemed that i was clearly formulating my thoughts. the law is not about the ban on lgbt people, as a phenomenon not about the ban on mentioning it, we do not cancel it.

prieta quake, a section of the upper deck of the bay bridge fell onto the lower deck, part of the old cypressapsed and homes and businesses collapsed in neighborhoods throughout the city. there the fireboats, which had some of their own water supply, helped keep those fires from spreading. you can see one of the departments fireboats out here on the embarcadero right now. that's the st francis. it was the phoenix fireboat that that happr the loma parade earthquake, but the emergency response from the water is what firefighters and emergency officials will be commemorating today, along with the 33 years that have passed since that loma parada quake. in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. pedestrian fatalities are getting the attention of police. the latest one happened in a costco parking lot. so far this year, san jose has recorded 28 pedestrian fatalities. that's compared to 19 at the same time in 2021, so joining us live on mornings on to talk about these issues and much more about what's happening in the city is mayor sam liccardo san jose. good morning, mayor. could be with you,

worked it finally stabilized things it is usually not the first time if we worry about the financial cypress. i was worried about the golf course it wasn't. it was a small country that was going to take down the financial. the bank of england. that's a problem >> jamie dimon said maybe it is etf or country he said the credit markets are where it is going to be. julianna tatelbaum did a great job on the interview >> pensions are important for people in the uk it is a fairly large amount of money that we're talking about i don't know i don't know if that is the beginning. did you see the two fed people maybe we are going up too quickly. >> lael brainard >> both acknowledging. >> we have a fed watcher one of the best. >> someone watching the bank of england. steve liesman here announcing the measures. watching the pound and dollar. dollar getting stronger. steve joins us with details. steve, this starting to feel eerie. >> so, becky, the day after that massive bond selloff we talked about yesterday. bank of england steps in again with new measures to halt the ro rout not necessarily dialing bac