state the health of a sailor from the dominican republic is satisfactory.w francois has been handed over to the migration service so that they can deliver rybak, who survived on ketchup and bouillon cubes, to his native dominican republic . the philadelphia flyers lost to chicago at home defender ivan provorov this time did not score points in the match, but again got into the news feeds. the fundamental refusal to go out for a rollout a couple of days ago in a uniform in support of lgbt dramatically increased the popularity of the russian. stas radikultsev. ice hockey in iridescent flowers continue to discuss in the united states the polite refusal of the russian defender of the philadelphia flyer club from ivan provorov to wear a sweater in support of sexual minorities and participate in a propaganda action. lgbt caused the expected hysteria in the states. he cites his russian orthodox faith as not wanting to wear an lgbt sweater. let him get out of the us get less money and live, since it's convenient for him, the national hockey league should deal with

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but it has the same food, the same smell, even the same furniture layout, like the one in dominican republicke mcdonald's my preferred and only meal for the next three weeks. and every day in the morning before i leave my little aptment, i make a list of things to do that day. like today, i want to go to the louvre museum and i want to try nutella crepes finally. but instead, i end up at an internet cafe, chatting on messengerwith , hearing about their weekend plans, and i really want to go there. i really want to be with them. and then i go home and end the day on the phone with my mom, telling her how sad i am, how much i wanna be back. i never call my dad because i do not need to listen, "i told you so." and one day at the internet cafe, i overhear some tourists talk about going to versailles. and i kind of got a little excited, because i've always wanted to go to versailles. but then i think, that is so far. what if i get lost? how am i going to come back? i, i better not. maybe another time. the next day i wake up, and versailles is still in my mind. d i don't ow wh's different about to

a proud immigrant from the dominican republic, 16 years on the force.d iraqi war veteran with the united states military, united states army. he described january 6th as something from a medieval battle. trying to creep -- keep insurrectionist from the tunnel entrance on the lower west terrace as he got punched, blinded with a laser, speared with an american flag pole with american flag on it. the flag he swore to defend. he stood tall in the breach, with a deep and abiding love demonstrated for his country. officer eugene goodman, an army veteran who put himself at risk as a rifle squad leader conducting combat patrols to identify explosives in baghdad. he came home to the us capitol for the last 15 years. on january 6th, he risked his own safety to distract a charging group of insurrectionist's. he said his duty is to serve and protect. he said that day, he was protecting. and he did. he protected. all of you, i know, this is bittersweet. on that day more than one hundred 40 law enforcement officials suffered physical injuries. untold numbers are suff

in the dominican republic now, you know what they do here in the dominican republic?roundup haitians en masse and deport them. and they call them illegal human beings. and say, we learned it from the united states. it's absolutely about exporting this kind of ideology. >> eugene, i know this is a developing story. how is the u.s. been responding to the storming of governments in brazil across the board? when you talk about the official u.s. governments, and senior officials and politicians from both countries? >> exactly, from democrats, president biden on, down in the administration you're hearing the enunciation of this behavior, some of them are bringing up when you talk to them, january six, how it looks very similar. the standing with the standing with a democracy. and on behalf of republicans, there is that -- identity sakes that we are talking about. and there's a few other amounts that are gonna continue, like saying this is, it's a reminder i think, that all of the behavior that happened here in, in ensuing days and months after the 2020 election is something

as a child, aquilino gonell immigrated to america from the dominican republic.rving in the u.s. army and then in the u.s. capitol police. on january 6th, 2021, he courageously stood firm at the doors of the capitol as insurrectionists stormed the entrance, sustaining serious injuries as he protected members of congress and defended our democracy. he later testified publicly to ensure our nation and history never forget. for patriotism that puts love of country before self, we the people honor u.s. capitol police sergeant aquilino a. gonell. (applause.) eugene goodman. (applause.) an army combat veteran and a u.s. capitol police officer, eugene goodman embodies fearless public service. in the breach on january 6th, 2021, he made himself a target to divert insurrectionists away from the senate chamber, enabling the former vice president, lawmakers, and staff to escape safely. in the face of a clear and present danger, he did his duty and he did not flinch. for his valor and for ensuring the constitutional order, we the people honor u.s. capitol police officer euge

downturn. rescuers are scrambling to get to 6 people trapped on roof collapse. building in the dominican republic, cameras has been pushed into the rubble and firefighters are in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed. but not this have been reported. those ellen's prime minister jacinta dern is shocked at cancer with the announcement she's stepping down. she led her labor party to a landslide re election victory just 2 years ago, but now attorney says february 7th will be her last day in the job. just under arden led newsline through the pandemic, a terrorist attack and natural disasters. she now says she is ready to pass on the baton in. so to day i'm announcing that i will not be seeking re election and then my tim as prime minister, or conclude no later than the 7th of february. i know what this job takes and i know that i no longer have enough in the tank to do it justice. it's that simple. father became the was youngest female head of government when she was elected in 2017. at the age of 37, she quickly gained global

iraq in 2014 rescue scrambling to get the 6 people trapped under collapsed to build in the dominican republic camp. been wedged into the rubble and fire fighters in contact with people waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no death have been reported. morocco has been hit by heavy rain fall and surprise snowy conditions brought by strong waves that the snow will lead to travel disruption in, in central regions, the rain's been welcomed by farmers and agricultural experts in the country. last year, morocco experienced one of his most severe droughts for 30 years. a swedish climate act of his gratitude, burke is accused global fossil energy firms, a fuel in the destruction of the planet. she was speaking of the world economic forum in davis, and she presented a letter that she and other activists had written to energy companies demanding that they stock exploitation of fossil fuel reserves, or dw caught up with louisa neu bower. germany was famous that climate activist at dev asked and asked what they were hoping to achieve before he a

rescue words are scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapse to building in the dominican republic. cameras have been wedged into the rubble and firefighters were in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no deaths have been reported. morocco has been hit by heavy rainfall and surprised snowy conditions brought by strong winds. although the snow led to travel disruption in central regions, the rain has been welcomed by farmers and agricultural experts in the country. last year, morocco experienced one of its most severe drives in 3 decades. a prosecutor in the u. s. city of santa fe has announced that actor alec baldwin will be charged with involuntary manslaughter overshooting on a film set. the incident took place in october 2021. a cinematographer was killed when a revolver baldwin was rehearsing with, during filming, fired a live round. baldwin denied responsibility for the death at the time saying he was told the gun was quote, cold, and industry term, meaning it's safe to use well, entertainment jou

the things they think about, one of the things you think about big picture -- is taking the dominican republic and having all former slaves just move there. and so suddenly people are thinking, well, maybe this could work. maybe this could silva the south problems. but it's an feasible from the beginning and it goes down in flames. it's a suggestion. but it goes to show you that they were trying to think of everything to throw against the wall. >> meanwhile, there is this great westward expansion of the united states. it was critical. creating another whole set of intractable issues. >> native americans and the battles of native americans. he was the first one to be -- to native americans. he installs a native american as interior secretary and he is reassigned to make this effort. but because of the battle and violence in the west, there are -- circumstances. but it's not without trying. he continues to try to make inroads with native americans and try to make a piece. you know, if you look at the moments that -- and the efforts to make outreach -- and then the reality that he has to face, it

day in history class because i didn't realize this until i read the book but talk about the dominican republic and the role that grant and others thought he would play in this whole mess. >> they were throwing everything against the wall about possibilities to soothe the south or make it so that this wasn't an issue so one of the things they think about which is just out there in the big picture is taking the dominican republic and having all former slaves just move in just everybody and suddenly people are thinking well maybe this could work. maybe this would solve the south's problems and it's unfeasible from the beginning and it goes down in flames. it just goes to show you they were trying to think of everything to throw up against the wall. >> meanwhile there's a great westward expansion in the united states which creates a whole other set of intractable issues for grant to have to deal with. >> the native americans the native americans and the battles of the native americans had. he is the first president to do outreach to native americans. he installs a native american as interior secre

it's a group of nine migrants from the dominican republic.-old child being handed down over this container to this national guardsmen. asked where they are from and they said the dominican republic. i asked this gentleman here with the child with his message was to president biden and he said, "i want to thank president biden because our country is poor and i'm looking for work." he told me, meanwhile president biden went to a passive yesterday whereupon max indicated he didn't see migrant but he asked about them and the migrant >> how many folks do you have coming through? it varies week to begin day today, but how many people are coming through? >> [inaudible] >> i know you have people every day, but i'm try to get a sense of the flow, the average. >> i would say 300-400. >> the sense you got where cleaned up streets. on wednesday there were homeless migrants all over the place, but then by thursday it had been cleaned up. our colleague, bill melugin, reporting it is unclear who ordered the cleanup and if the cleanup was predated. the senio

reporter: delta's boeing 737 carrying 145 passengers and six crew members was headed to the dominican republic from new york. the 137 passengers and 14 crew members on board american's boeing 777 were flying to the uk. cbs news transportation safety analyst robert sumwalt -- >> what we know so far is that the american airlines 777 was apparently instructed to taxi to runway four left. it appears that that airplane did not make the right turn but instead continued across an active runway. >> reporter: minutes after friday's near collision, audio captured the american airlines pilot checking in with air traffic control. >> we are cleared to cross, is that correct? >> american 106 heavy we're departing runway four left. we'll listen to the tapes. but you were supposed to depart runway four left. you're currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: american airlines declined to comment about friday's near collision, deferring comments to the faa. meanwhile, delta says safety is a top priority, adding that the airline is working with aviation authorities on a full review. elise preston, cbs news

. >> reporter: just moments after clearing a delta 73 p bound for the dominican republic with 151 peopled for takeoff at new york's jamp airport friday, a plane heading to london taxied across the same runway. the delta pilot slammed on the brakes, stopping their takeoff about 1,000 feet from american flight 106 according to the faa. >> all right, whew, delta 1943. >> everyone was thrust forward from their waist because everyone was stopping so quickly. i felt adrenaline. i felt this was not right. i -- i was afraid this wasn't going to end well. >> reporter: brian healey was on that delta flight. >> you really are kind of helpless. you are in the hands of that captain, and the air traffic control and the other people at the airport. i'm grateful to the captain. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is now investigating why the american plane apparently missed its turn. >> the last clearance we were given, we were cleared to cross, is that correct? >> i guess we'll listen to the tapes but you were supposed to depart run way 4-left. you're currently holding short of 31-lef

world. rescuers were scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapse building in the dominican republic. cameras have been wedged into the rubble and firefighters are in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no deaths have been reported. swedish climate activist gretta tune berg has accused global fossil energy firms of fueling the destruction of the planet. she was speaking at the world economic form in davos, switzerland, turnbook presented a letter she and other activists had written to energy companies, demand issue based off exploitation of fossil fuel reserves as well. d w caught up with louisa, not neu, by our germany's most well known climate activist at davos, and asked her what they were hoping to achieve at the form he and diverse m. some of their most brooding industries avoid meeting and their investors. and as someone needs to spread the message that the fossil fuel era needs to come to an end and the future belongs to renewables and m that message, it's certainly not coming from those people. s

delta's boeing 737 carrying 145 passengers and six crew members was headed to the dominican republic from new york. 137 passengers and 14 crew members onboard american's boeing 777 were flying to the u.k. cbs transportation safety analyst robert sumwalt. >> what we know so far is the american airlines 777 was apparently instructed to taxi to runway 4 left. it appears that that airplane did not make the right turn but instead continued across an active runway. >> reporter: minutes after friday's near collision audio captured the american airlines pilot checking in with air-traffic control. >> we're departing runway 4 left, but you were supposed to depart runway 4 left and currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: now american airlines declined to comment about friday's near collision deferring comments to the faa. meanwhile delta says safety is a top priority, adding that the airline is cooperating with aviation authorities on a full review. jericka? >> glad no one was hurt. elise preston, thank you. >>> well, there's heart break in georgia tonight.devi and chandlr leoy were ki

this year. rescue as a scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapsed building in the dominican republic. cameras have been pushed into the rebel and fire fighters are in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no deaths have been reported. the travel, russia head of china's new year holiday has begun. millions of people are traveling across the country to spend the holidays with their families. it's the 1st time holiday travel has been allowed since verena virus directions were lifted. and that's raised concerns that the virus could spread further into rural areas. and the general parliament is debating today whether to recognize the massacre of ethnic e z d's in iraq as genocide, faces from the so called islamic state massacred more than a 1000 years either north western iraq in 2014 the w spoke with one years edi family who found refuge here in germany? it's shopping tele slow, still shaken. when he recounts the attack on his home villager, paddy is lennox state. and my mom he is now in germany, but lived in

. >> reporter: just moments after clearing adelta 737 bound for the dominican republic with 151 peopler takeoff at new york's j.f.k. airport friday, an american 777 heading to london with 137 passengers and 14 crew taxied across the same runway. the delta pilot slammed on the brakes, stopping their takeoff about 1,000 feet from american flight 106, according to the f.a.a. >> everyone was thrust forward from their waist because the plane was stopping so quickly. i felt adrenaline. i felt this was not right. i-- i was afraid this wasn't going to end well. >> reporter: brian healy was on that delta flight. >> you really are kind of helpless. you are at-- you are in the hands of that captain, and the air traffic control, and the other people at the airport. i'm grateful to the captain. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is now investigating why the american plane apparently missed its turn. >> i'll call it a close call. >> reporter: robert sumwalt is a former n.t.s.b. chair. >> what happened? why did this happen? was there a distraction in the cockpit of the american fli

this year. rescue as a scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapsed building in the dominican republic. cameras have been pushed into the rubble and fire faces are in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed. no deaths have been reported. the swedish climate act escalade had thornburg, has accused global fossil energy firms of fueling the destruction of the planet. she was speaking of the world economic forum and dabble, switzerland tune berg presented a letter that she and other activists had written to energy companies demanding that they stopped the exploitation of fossil fuel reserves. i do wonder and listen for as it is there any any zealand prime minister jacinta arden has shocked her country with the announcement that she is stepping down early. she led her labor party to a landslide reelection victory 2 years ago. but now i don't says february 7th will be her last day in the top job, just in the arden lead newsline through the pandemic paris attack and natural disasters. she now says she is ready to pass on

countryside. rescuers are scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapse building in the dominican republic. cameras have been pushed into the rubble and firefighters are in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no deaths have been reported. microsoft says it will be cutting $10000.00 jobs by the end of the 3rd quarter. the software giant says the jobs represent less than 5 percent of its workforce is the latest sign that layoffs accelerating the u. s. technology sector. as companies brace for an economic downturn. resilience prime minister jacinto dern is shot. a country with the announcements she's stepping down. she led her labor party to a landslide, re election victory 2 years ago, but now durn says, february 7 will be her last day in the top job. just in the arden lead newsline through the pandemic, a terrorist attack and natural disasters. she now says she is ready to pass on the baton inside a day. i am announcing that i will not be seeking re election and in my team as prime minister will conclude no lat

countryside. rescue as are scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapse building in the dominican republic. cameras have been pushed into the rubble, one firefighters are in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no deaths have been reported. police have fire tear gas at protesters taking part in an unauthorized demonstration in go my and he's them, congo. the group was condemning the president's the printing down early from her post and shock announcement and said she is leaving because she quote, no longer has enough in the tank to do the job. she became the world's youngest female leader when she was elected 6 years ago. and so today i'm announcing that i will not be seeking re election. and then my tim as prime minister will conclude no later than the 7th of february. this has been the most fulfilling 5 and a half years of my life, but is also had its challenges. the decisions that have had to be made have been continual. and they have been whitey. but i am not leaving because it was had, had that been the ca

but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama city. and of course, that joins up with a rational, intense storms stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah, on the counter mc caused, we look at what's in store for real estate, just the risk of a global recession increases. why millions of homeowners in the years at a highly exposed to rate rises during any economic downturn, and we ask what you might want to do to protect yourself. counting the cost on al jazeera ah day 4 and kevin mccarthy fails the 13th time in his bid to b. u. s. house speaker. but some hard liners have now switched in his favor. ah, this is al jazeera, i'm carry johnston, also coming up acts of heroism. ana does event so hell to mount the storming of capitol hill. 2 years ago. israel security cabinets and bales itself, sanctions against the protestant authority of the you, ends at talk. court is asked to rule on the legality of occupation. and the fallo

however, for the likes of puerto rico and the dominican republic, mexico as well. seeing some briscoe winds across more central areas. the rain picking up friday into saturday, around coastal areas in the south and pulling into the likes of belize. somewhat to weather as well in costa rica and panama. but mexico city at 21 degrees celsius. ah. for science this, the evidence is irrefutable. with america's climate change deniers, public process, the fact despite soaring temperatures, region wildfires and shrinking water reserves, the world's largest economy still splits alongside your logical lines. so can it ever reach consensus to avoid catastrophe? climate wars are 2 or just 0 lou. oh the, the the me you want to be on there with me, the whole robin in doha reminder of our top news stories that kevin mccarthy has been to become to us. how speaker has become the longest and 164 years. after 3 days and 11 rounds, the republican has failed to get enough of his parties to pause. president j 5, miss announced a new plan to come down to the legal border crossings. it for

but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama city. and of course, that joins up with a rash of intense storms, stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignore the global sov. to put profits before people. and it won't cost ah, time of pundents on all just oh oh, this is al jazeera, let's take a look at the top store. is this the u. s. house of representatives is in its 4th day of voting for its speaker republican dominique. haben, mccarthy has failed for 13th time to win a majority. but he's close to now with some hard line is switching to supported members of the us house represent his gathered on the steps of a capital building to remember that johnny the 6th attack 2 years ago. they paid tribute to the officers who

however, for the likes of puerto rico and the dominican republic, mexico well seen some brisk, a winds across more central areas. the rain picking up friday in to saturday, around coastal areas in the south and pulling into the likes of belize. somewhat to weather as well in costa rica and panama. but mexico city at 21 degrees celsius. ah. normal principles. even people far away, also helping with environment problems in the amazon because their consumers i teach june about the 1st that oceans are facing today. wouldn't ernest trying to find ways to language, a social worker? and what are you going to do to keep posting this or language that keeps with women, right? if they have want to circle back in their fight for a while, if you've gotten america and those whole the things that were texting, women were made a challenge in the region. i a pro life i want to sleep, we don't have lead them in the study these evacuation now. i say 3 days journey to a shelter in west grade, someone destroys our country. someone needs to rebuild. oh .

. >> reporter: the delta flight was traveling to the dominican republic with 145 passengers on board. it went back to the gate and awaited instructions. but somehow, the american flight with 137 passengers on board took off to london just 20 minutes later. >> with the delta airplane, they did a high speed abort and so following that, the mechanics need to do a very detailed inspex. with the american airplane, it didn't do the high speed abort, therefore, there was no damage or inspection needed of that airplane, so it could continue on. >> reporter: because cockpit voice recorders only save two hours of audio, the pilots' discussion during this critical moment was lost. >> clearly, it would be nice to have the other additional cvr from the american aircraft, but there's no requirement right then and there to pull the tapes. >> reporter: tonight, american airlines saying, "we are conducting a full internal review." both airlines calling the safety of their customers and crew a top priority. delta adding in a statement they "will work with and assist aviation authorities." >> gio benite

however, for the likes of puerto rico and the dominican republic, mexico as well as seen some brisk wins across more central areas, the rain picking up friday into fact today, around coastal areas in the south and pulling into the likes of believe, some wet weather as well in costa rica, and panama mexico city at 21 degrees celsius. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah, you're watching, i'll just hear amanda about top stories now. kevin mccarthy's bits become us. how speak has become the longest in 164 years. up to 3 days and 10 failed votes, the republican continues to fail to get enough of his party support. a cranes president vladimir lensky has dismissed a c spot proposal by russian president vladimir putin calling it. an attempt to stop ukrainian advance is put in order the temporary truce to correspond with orthodox christmas present. joe biden has unveiled a new plan to allow people from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. to work in the us. thousands of people hoping to join the program have already queued at border authority. offices in mexico. now to nations, security council has held an e

according to the faa, a delta 737, headed to the dominican republic, was getting ready to take off with 145 passengers and 6 crew members aboard. the delta flight accelerating to 115 miles per hour down runway four left. just as the delta pilot was about to take off, an american airlines 777 jet bound for london crossed its path. the planes missing each other by just 1,000 feet. the delta jet forced to abruptly abort takeoff. avoiding a potential deadly disaster. >> cancel takeoff plans. >> great job by the air traffic controller here who prevented what could have been the worst aviation disaster in american history. >> luckily, there are no reported injuries and the passengers on both flights continued on to their destinations. delta airlines releasing a statement saying in part, the safety of our customers and crew is always delta's number one priority. we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience and delay of their travels. the faa has already launched an investigation into this near collision and the ntsb plans to launch one as well. >>ona, tha y. >> facing murder charges aft

southern parts of mexico, but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama, city and of course that joins up with a rash of intense storms, stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah ah, why did one of toilets was decorated hobbs leave the country in fear of his law? prod, investigation? one on 18th reveals most of allegations a police corruption on out to 0. it's one of the biggest events for african music and creativity. artists from across the continent gather in senate gov for the 8th edition. the old african music award. join is for coverage, an update on how to here. ah ah, welcome back to pick them out about top stories here. this are a 14th round of voting to elect a speaker to the us. house of representatives is now getting underway. republican kevin mccarthy has been inching closer to the 219 votes needed on today's attempts . blocked by a small group of ultraconservative republicans. members of the us house of representatives gathe

the caribbean with some heavy pulses of rain expected to effect puerto rico as well as the dominican republic and some brisk, a wind blowing into central parts of mexico still some showers across more southern areas, but much of that wet, nasty weather can be found in north america. we've got a winter storm blowing in to the west coast. it's going to bring some flooding rains as what is a very heavy snow to the likes of california and southern oregon that sure whether ah, what happens in new york has implications all around the world. its international perspective with a human tight zooming way in. and then pulling back out again. harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignored the global serve to put profits before people, and what cost, ah, time of panics or not just a weekly look at the world's top pretty stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives, economic damag

archibald was a graduate of harvard law school, and eventually became ambassador to what is now the dominican republic, and francis was a graduate of princeton theological seminary, and eventually became pastor of the most exclusive black church in d.c., the 15th street presbyterian church. our teammate and had his own daughter who became a famous play, author, literature of the 20th century, angelina weld graham key, who -- rachel, which appeared in the -- why the family is significant is a lot to get into. why this family is significant is that they illustrate, in my mind, the tension that americans have between their slave holding past, and the implications that that has, and that plays in the present. the family also is a microcosm of how that legacy impacts african americans and the ways that they relate to one another, and the ways that they relate to politics, the way they understand blackness, the way they understand their social obligations, and that legacy is twofold, right? and the violence of enslavement and the legacies of black women who were exploited and raped by white men, and the --

waiting for the culmination of our tour of the amber museum and a unique collection from the dominican republice? are there any other ideas? i think yura was right. i'm a complete fool. no, there's a golden couple here. but there is me. i 'm waiting for you. we urgently need to get to the amber museum. there is, of course, the question of the life of law. when ahead of you thank you note 1803, please go through the museum. say you have long hesitated to work. room and there, please. mom wanted to call, there is no connection, let's go, let's go, then you 'll call. let's go, let's go, let's go we get lost. before you is an exposition, which presents the whole variety of colors, amber, you see, what a huge number of these colors and yellow and dark yellow, sometimes even with speckles of brown and gray and sometimes even bordeaux reaches light, well, the most expensive is white amber and it's called royal. this time, researchers from moscow have already told me that a robbery is being prepared for your museum. we've already been called. moreover, you are doing nonsense. there is a certificate in

ahead of us is the culmination of our tour - the amber museum and a unique collection from the dominican republicyou lose? and i have some other ideas, i think that yura was right. i'm a complete fool. no, there's a golden couple here. but there is me. i am waiting. it can't be. i need to get to the museum urgently amber is a matter of life. attention say a. have you long hesitated to work? i thought so, you are an excellent driver, and pavel is a great guide. you work with him all the time and gave him this trial. sasha, why are you stuck here to call? please go to the next room. before you is an exposition, which presents the whole variety of colors, amber, you see, what a huge amount of these colors and yellow and dark yellow, sometimes even with specks of brown and gray and sometimes even bordeaux reaches light, and the most expensive is white amber and it is called royal these temporarily speaking, already researchers from moscow framed me for your museum a robbery is being prepared. we've already received a call. you're working out . there's an id in the outer pocket. well, do something alr

this is a group of about 50 from the countries of colombia, cuba, dominican republic and ecuador, all a part of this crisis that is doing anything but getting under control and those got aways, you had 278,000 this fiscal year. that number is the number border officials don't want us talking about it but we are going to do it as you i and the other correspondents try and put a light on this crisis. bill. bill: griff, 70,000 of those got aways in december allen, stunning numbers. i want to talk about the got-aways a little more. if we can pull up video. this is video we host last year. the got-aways are hard to get on camera. they don't want to be caught. chaimbing over the border scaling the wall and go running off into the desert, never caught by border patrol. these are the got-aways. think of the numbers, 70,000 in the single month of december. griff, my question to you, our viewers aren't at the border, they hear the big numbers, well, border control they caught 250,000 people, as a reporter talk about what you see down there, when you're driving to a live location, you will see p

i went out to talk to these migrants, 75 from cuba, colombia, ecuador, the dominican republic.very single one of them how much they paid the cut cartels, wanted to acknowledge the cartel, the big problem is the increase in swelling. look at this video by our fox team embedded overnight, 50 miles from where we are. in the span of 6 hours, tbs foiling 3 separate smuggling operations covering a dozen migrants and arresting one mexican national, charging him with human smuggling, it is part of the problem. and this administration allowed the cartel to have unfettered control. take a listen. >> they are ruthless, effective and have better intelligence than we do because their resources are unlimited and we are stuck processing, they are able to do what they want. >> you hear so much about got aways. the got aways don't get away without the cartels and smugglers assistant in the 14 days since i have been staying here, there have been more than 7,000 in this sector. that is 500 a day. send it back to you. neil: add those numbers up, it is stunning. the mexican beast trains, many riske

while in denmark he plays handball, in the dominican republic in baseball and in spain football , everyom a pawn and know how to beat an opponent when we play chess with dad, victory is always with me. we have each the girl would have beaten the heroine of the series the queen's move in no time. i am the chess champion in our park today, i just got into the competition among pensioners, the prize of 30.000 amd and the fight are at stake. just not funny. eyeliner, but in this club, the dream of millions of my favorite commentators came true, i was forbidden to speak. if you don't know how to read a argument, i 'll tell you briefly. they thought i was suggesting and kicked me out of the battlefield. oh, i was about to leave anyway, because the legendary armenian grandmaster was waiting for me. rafael wagon. how many years have you been playing chess? yes? in general, i've been playing since the age of five. and i'm already 71. yes, all my life. why why chess? that's why why not no t-shirts more loved by my father. and by the way, i liked football more until the age of 5, not until 12:00,

their flight to the dominican republic eventually departed saturday morning. decided to stay home. >> i am just very grateful that the judgment calls that the air traffic control made and the pilot made for the right ones. reporter: the faa launched an investigation and the ntsb also plans to launch one as well. dion: a smart seven-year-old girl saved her great-grandmother who was trapped under a vehicle in michigan. surveillance video shows the terrifying moment. araya says her great-grandmother got stuck under the rolling suv. it all happened when she was being picked up from school. her great-grandmother thought the car was in part. >> she got out and it was still moving. she tried to stop it because i was in it. reporter: mariah says great-grandmother tried to save her by stopping the vehicle her leg got trapped underneath it. the quick thinking seven-year-old rushed to get the keys out of the car and went to get her mom help -- to get her mom to help. just ahead of tomorrow's mlk holiday president biden delivered remarks today from what was once dr. king'

children of immigrants from mexico, from the dominican republic are just as likely to move out from their parents circumstances as children of poor swedes or 100 years ago. not only does this upward mobility define the horizons of people's lives, but it also has implications for the economy as a whole. some voters worry that immigrants will drain public, but this concern not take into account the success of the second generation. a 16 national academy of sciences report, which was 500 or 600 pages, so maybe very few people actually read it, makes exactly this point. that first generation immigrants do use public resources, particularly in the cost of educating their children. but the report concludes, and i quote that as adults the children of immigrants, the second generation are among the strongest economic and fiscal contributors in the us population, contributing more in taxes than either their parents or the rest of the native born population. so let me turn to the fourth myth then, which is all of this resounding success that i've been talking about would come at the expense of the

but what if we are not 10 to thailand or the dominican republic to bask in the sun?rt is not a problem at all well, of course, as a nanny. something other offered. and far away and not for long, it coughs something. i'm at home, of course. how did you break it? new theme will kill well, of course, of course, in debt, okay, come. well, come right now, come on. alexander yatsenko in the serial film chaliapin from february 13 at 21:20 i’m dancing on january 30, the director , leonid gaida, would have turned exactly 100 years old, the actors whom gaidai invited to work in his picture instantly became stars, but on young artists there is little that is known, we found grown-up guys and tell for the first time. by whom the little heroes of the film guide grew up, as well as the honored artist of russia went in, they guessing not for comb milk tomorrow at 16:30 on the channel, russia whether you like it or not, we will get married on new year's eve. miracles at once two long-awaited gifts like a truck ran over me and a black pearl right now we are watching a holiday. beauti

delta flight 1943 was heading to the dominican republic.ake off crews noticed the american airlines plane taxiing from an adjacent runway. they slammed the brakes and averted a catastrophe. the faa is investigating. it happened on friday the 13th. >> mike: more people confirmed dead in a russian missile strike saturday. 40 civilians were killed after a rocket hit a residential building. survivors may still be trapped. all this as we approach the one-year mark for the start of the war. let's bring in retired general jack keane. good morning. >> good morning, mike. >> mike: as you look at that devastation my understanding the apartment building had 1700 residents. you would expect the casualty count to soar higher. what does that strike tell you, a strike on a purely civilian target at this stage of the war? >> this is putin's strategy. we're coming up to a year mark. obviously he tried to take ukraine in a couple of weeks and his campaign failed miserably, miscalculated, underestimated the ukrainians, overestimated his own troops. we know so

rescuers are scrambling to get to six people trapped under a collapsed building in the dominican republiccameras have been wedged into the rubble and firefighters are in contact with people waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the four-story building collapsed. no desa been reported. swedish activist greta thunberg has accused global fossil energy firms of fueling the disruption -- destruction of the planet. she presented a letter that she and other activists had written to energy companies, demanding that they stop exploitation of fossil fuel reserves. in the united states, a prosecutor in the city of santa fe has announced after alec baldwin will be charged with involuntary manslaughter over a shooting on a film set. the incident happened in october 2021. a cinematographer was killed when a revolver mr. baldwin was rehearsing with during folding fired a live round -- filming fired alive round. today, entertainment journalist kj matthews is following the story from los angeles. alec baldwin has always denied responsibility for this death. how is he reacting to the

this large group is about 70, 71 migrants from cuba, columbia, dominican republic. i talked to them and asked them if they feared the cartel and asking them how much they paid. some paying, $1 thousand, $2 thousand to cross the river. it is a snapshot of why these agents are so exhausted after two years of this every single day. and the human smuggling you mentioned absolutely on the rise. let's take a look at this video overnight that our fox cameras captured embedded with the texas dps and the span of six hours we saw the dps stop three different smuggling operations. one driver was from houston, another from mexico. apprehended and charged with human smuggling. more than a dozen migrants were recovered. that's why agents are saying now at this point if indeed secretary mayokas were impeached well, the border patrol council union vice president says maybe that would help things. here is what he had to say. take a listen. >> if at the very least puts a bigger spotlight on what's happening and get some of the resources here and maybe gets border patrol agents out of

but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama city. and of course, that joins up with a rash of intense storms, stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah, on the counting the cost, we look at what's in store for real estate, just the risk of a global recession increases. why millions of homeowners in the years a highly exposed to race rises during any economic downturn. and we ask what you might want to do to protect yourself. counting the cost on al jazeera with.