. - right. - the famous domino park. - i mean, i've heard about it all the way up to new york. -membership. - oh, wow. - so you have to be 55 years and older. you have to be a miami resident. - you have to be 55? - that's right. if you have any domino skills, or you think you do, this is where you come. - to be tested. - to be tested, that's right. - and these are old pros, right? - these are old pros. these people came from cuba. [speaking spanish] this is their pastime. and we built-- the city built this place-- - yeah. - so--to recognize it. - it's incredible, isn't it, man? - enough talking. you ready to play? - yeah, i'm ready to play. i'm ready to play. - [speaking spanish] - [speaking spanish] - have a seat. - so here's what we do. we're going to throw some bones. - yeah, yeah, yeah. - now we grab 10. don't look! - don't look. don't look. so dominoes-- yeah, it's a pastime in many latinx cultures, especially for the older generation. yeah, i know, i get it. that's me, yeah. and also, it's just fun as hell. - that's included. ♪ - we're getting serious here. - yeah. - it's s

i'm kind of huge green industrial parks, you know, um, focusing on uh, processing domino. awesome. it does not apply it, you know, put the energy transition in a sustainable way. um we have a project not fox, we send the other or the investment committee we're talking about um to put in an smell. so you know um to conduct a cup of tea. i look at the image of the price. what that is going to be tied to a pallet, and what we're doing is to support the financing up to have the patient of an existing uh hydro, down from the capacity. and then as you will be used for just a moment, please also important that we look at see should we use renew energy for the trustees, or as opposed to using a mall um, 1st of 12 to produce renewable energy companies. and i think i would have the opportunity to significantly using new energy to process and provide the is. ready the minerals and metals out of 5 for the economy also an issue. okay, we'll have to leave the conversation there. somebody has a very president of africa, finance corporation. thank you very much for your time. thank you. the headin

parking lot. it could be the dominoes delivery person. it could be a school bus, it could be the night guard. these were com command detonated. so even if you stepped on them, they wouldn't go off because they're triggered by electricity. and the confederates could not did not use them because they back awaited their position at of port hudson. so this is the first time that landmines were used but they're effective. they never the union never attacked for columbia part columbus. they just walked in virginia the state of many. first gentlemen. cleland landed down here in and i can't see i can't read fort monroe area. and they're going to march up. this is in 1862, the largest army in north american soil to date. what's going to march up the peninsula and attack and take richmond, part three of the anaconda plant. general johnston ordered delaine measures along the peninsula primarily right here at yorktown. the macgregor line to build up defensive fortifications. it's to delay or defeat federal forces. but as the federal forces started to pile up, the confederates knew that this was just a de

as opposed to a contact or victim act debated explosives which he lay in a parking lot and it can be the dominoes delivery person, it can be a school bus, it could be the nightguard. these were calm command detonated, so even if you stepped on them, they wouldn't go off because they are triggered by electricity. and the confederates did not use them because they evacuated their position out of four hudson. this is the first time landmines are used but they are effective, they never attacked -- columbus, they just walked in. virginia, the state of many firsts. general mcclellan landed down here in -- i can't see, i can't read days fort monroe area. they are going to march up, this is 1962. the largest army underwent american soil to date was going to much of the peninsula and attack d take richmond. part three of the anaconda plan. general johnston ordered delaying measures along the peninsula, primarily right here at yorktown. the macgregor line, to build up defensive fortifications to delay or defeat federal forces. but as the federal foes started to pile up, the confederates knew that this was

there's a domino effect that would impact businesses and even this company that set up cleanup efforts months in advance with the national park service. >> if they had no rangers here available to guide us and watch and monitor our work, we wouldn't be able to do this good, valuable nonprofit activity. >> reporter: gates are still open for pedestrians, but that could change. everyday citizens are losing faith in a government that works for them. >> it just seems like there's two big factions and a whole media presence around each one and it's hard because there's a lot of mixed messages going around. >> i think it's just symptomatic of this general polarization we're seeing in the federal government right now where there's no middle ground that can be reached. >> reporter: with fleet week all but set to launch, a shutdown would impact events lined up, including the blue angels. >> you should be down on the marina green where the festivities are all going to be there and regardless of the presence of the federal government, the fleet week airshow is going to happen. it's going to be a heck of a lot of fun. >> reporter: for kev

there is a domino effect that would impact businesses and groups like kevin's company that set up a beautification and cleanup effort months in advance with the national park service. >> if they had no rangers here available to guide us and watch and monitor our work, we wouldn't be able to do this good valuable non-profit activity. >> reporter: gates are still open for pedestrians but that could change. a shutdown would impact events lined up includeing the blue angels. >> you should be down on the marina green where the festivities are all going to be there. regardless of the presence of the federal government, the fleet week air show is going to happen and it will be a heck of a lot of fun. >> reporter: for kevin and his team of volunteers, they are seeing how the work of so many can disappear. >> there is no one to clean the restrooms or staff the food vendors. >> reporter: so many uncertainties as federal shutdown has become as predictable as the tides that come in and out. >> here's the thing. essential workers still have to work without pay. like the mill pair as we mentioned along with border patrol. >> it doesn't help with the safety critical job

there's a domino effect that will impact businesses and even groups like kevin's company that set up a beautification and clean up effort months in advance with the national park>> if they had no rangers here available to guide us and watch and monitor our work, we wouldn't be able to do this good, valuable nonprofit activity. >> reporter: gates are stilt open for pedestrians, but that could change. with fleet week all but consistent to launch, shutdown would impact events lined up including the blue angels. >> you should be down on the marina green where the festivities are all going to be there. and regardless of the presence of the federal government, the fleet week air show is going to happen. it's going to be a heck of a lot of fun. >> reporter: for kevin and his team of volunteers, they're seeing how the work of so many can disappear. >> no one to clean the restrooms and no one to just do general policing activities and general activities. >> reporter: so many uncertaintiings as federal shutdowns seemingly become as predictable as the tide that comes in and out. >>> prison workers and federal employees who are custom officers and border patrol agents and