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okay uh let me put robert fantin robert if you could stand by let me uh welcome don to the program here don debar welcome uh activists and commentator joining us from osening uh new york dawn uh this is beyond many of us is israelis carrying out something this blatant i mean we thought leveling high-riseed buildings and people's homes un shelters schools and hospitals uh but this is an unprecedented. this hospital, this particular hospital with this many displaced people in it and sick uh, over 500, we know the five uh conflict, conflicts, the the wars between gaza and the regime in tel aviv, this has been an unprecedented catastrophe, we have seen nothing on this scale, your initial thoughts, well, one of the things i've been trying to get people who are supporting is. israel here in the united states to answer um because they think that the history of this conflict began on the seventh with the uh the attack by the hamas military wing uh on on the israelis um to to look back to their own history particularly uh jewish europeans and americans to the warsaw ghetto uprising and look at t

asya ratkevich, mikhail karasev, igor kostyukov, channel one rostov-on-don.aturday morning broadcast ends, i was with you. irina moramtseva, have a nice relaxing weekend , we see off october with good thoughts, high hopes, warm sincere communication, caring for each other, support and plans for november that will make your soul feel light and good. channel one will continue the intellectual show. smart girl and smart people. i'm with i bid you farewell, bye. dear friends, hello, today we are holding the sixth meeting of the first quarterfinal round , with participation from... vladimir, ivanovo, kastroma , from moscow, st. petersburg, leningrad, yaroslavl, tambov, penza, novgorod, nizhny novgorod, tula and kirov regions. just in case , i remind you that we call the smart guys who come out on the track agonists, usually they should win, but for some reason we already have three. they lost so i don't know what what we would do if we didn’t have theorists, these are the smart guys who sit in the stands helping these unlucky agonists, answer: questions, i also re

i don�*t care. now we are in really dangerous place.right to be here for our people to exist in peace with our neighbourhoods. we need help. we need to build a new middle east and live in peace. we can�*t continue with more wars. thejewish people have a right to live here, it is our land and we will continue to be here and we will continue working together with our neighbours for a better place to live all together. when we went inside we saw a lot of burnt things, burnt houses, flags of israel, things that people bring to soldiers on the site. i saw destruction. why you burn libraries, books for kids, for which need? kids, books, no arms. we are here for the peace. i saw a lot of blood in the streets. you can see the blood, the dried blood. it is not so dry but it is there. it is really hard for me. i really love this country and these people and to see all the destruction, we want to live in peace, it is sad for us, we come from all over the world, my family were in the holocaust, we ran from poland, from auschwitz, from every place,

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don pedro is full of allowed to be now. and despite the water and expecting a wet year, we had pretty low load this is year. and puc might argue that is up to irrigation districts. you did in the past encourage them to partner with higher flows during the summer not to kill steel head. well is a precedence for working with them on that. 8d in communications is the multienterprise climate update reference the long-term vulnerability assessment at this meeting dave warner asked the puc staff if they look at the intervals for design draught that is how likely would be to occur. and said, can we ask the design draught. i can think about doing this. he knew it was locked at before and the consultants found. >> thank you. your time is expired. if there are no more callers that wish to be recognized. general public ment is closed. jot general manager report. read those items. a report. general manager the san francisco puc commission activities, events and announce ams. >> commissioners, 2 items both are not the most pleasant but

kalmyks migrated to the endless steppe between the volga and the don at the beginning of the 16th centuryey had previously come to the lower volga region as part of the formidable troops of the golden horde. to stay here for a long time and... the nomads swore allegiance to the russian tsar alexei mikhailovich. the kalmyk khanate became a reliable defender of the southern borders of the state. from their native dzungaria, the kalmyks brought the ancient customs of nomadic peoples and buddhism. the republic of kalmykia is located in the southeast of the european part of russia. one of the borders of the region are washed by the caspian sea. distance. from moscow to ilista is about 1200 km, travel time by plane is 2 hours. the capital of kalmykia, ilista, is distinguished by its original beauty. in the center of the city is the largest buddhist temple in europe, khurul, the golden abode of buddha shakyamuni. the site of its construction was illuminated by dalalai 14 in 2004. the spiritual leader of tibetan buddhists visited several times. pilgrims from around the world come to the republic

people like bullard, don bacon, those will be the early tells. as you alluded to, he can only lose a handful of votes here. if you lose two or three early on, that will be indicative. we may really see a lot of retail politicking to trigger twist arms to get him over the top to get the speakership. i think we will get an alarm quickly as to whether or not these folks who have been skeptical and opposed his candidacy are to follow through. the floor is a much more public space then the hallways of capitol hill or the statements people have made. it is a sign for the nation to really see how this members are going to vote. we should get a good sense for the on as to how it is going to go. host: we are expecting 432 numbers on the floor, two hundred 20 republicans, 212 democrats. the number needed to win is to 17. -- is 217. we will tell you if that changes. according to the latest reporting, that is the number to get the majority to win the speaker's gavel. you talked about the public on the floor, the trading that might go on between rounds of vot

i don�*t know the effort, i don�*t know the intelligence, i don�*t know anything.assing at gaza�*s borders, their weapons pointing towards both hamas and their hostages. for the army that failed to protect its people at home, how much harder will it be to protect them there? lucy williamson, bbc news, southern israel. live to charles lister in washington dc. he is a senior fellow and the director of the syria and countering terrorism and extremism programmes at the middle east institute. thanks for being with us. first of all, our thanks for being with us. first of all, your assessment _ thanks for being with us. first of all, your assessment of - thanks for being with us. first of all, your assessment of where i thanks for being with us. first of| all, your assessment of where we are? we�*ve had statements from the israeli military saying that their plan includes combined and coordinated strikes from the aircon sea and land. it feels that the war is moving in a significant direction. —— from the aircon dc it feels like the calm before the storm. i think everyone i

so don border of the conflict. and so don has also full hundreds of thousands of people to flee into south suit on a new report from the u and well, food program, ones they are facing hung up disease and says every 300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months. many victims of violence who escaped with only the clothes they were wearing and food is in short supply. the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children and all nourished and 90 percent of families go for days without ceasing wells and $1200.00 children have died and refuge account since may use a spread of diseases such as measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions, much less showing hughes is with well feed program and south through dawn, he says, the situation that is dia, a very serious humanitarian situation here and started. uh, well, maybe 300000 people in the house across the border from see thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know, to our assessments are showing that these people ar

television screens, i mean do you think that the israeli regime can recover from this of course as don has just pointed out they're constantly trying to put out false claims and again trying to play the victim card but your overall assessment now in vancouver i don't how many demonstration of you guys have had demonstrations in vancouver, have seen out of toronto, but overall what's your assessment? oh, we've just we had our last demonstration on saturday, and once again there were over 5,000 people on the streets, which is a tremendous number here in vancouver, to come out for anything, um, many people who were participating said it was the largest demonstration they'd ever been to in vancouver, so or at least the largest demonstration since the uh movement against the iraq war over 20 years ago, so these uh demonstrations in van and and montreal of course in cities throughout the us and cities throughout europe have been uh balloond in size. last week in london, there were over 500,0 people on the streets, there were 100 thousand out in madrid, it's a tremendous amount of support and

charlotte kates, coordinate samadun palestinian and prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver. and don dabar activists and commentator out of new york. thank you both for being with me, please to see both of you. well, i start this off with charlotte. i mean, charlotte, israel has become a paper tiger. is this connected to washington's loss of power globally or not? how do you see it? well, i think it's very clear that what we're seeing taking place in palestine today is... is, it is genocide, but it is genocide being carried out by a wounded beast that has taken serious and indeed mortal blows from the palestinian resistance and from the rising power of peoples around the world confronting imperialism and zionism, and so the response that we have seen to the uh tremendous action of the palestinian resistance on october 7 has been incomparable outrage by the zionist regime, the united states, france, germany, britain, uh, canada and their partners in or to call for all kinds of violence and destruction against the palestinian civilian population, um, in order to try to do anything to s

zemlyadonsk land , but about this here about the don cossacks who walked here, i understood, look ,he borders, they are driving around about nothing, there is wine , we drink it, there is no wine, we drink god, there is wine, we drink it, no, we don’t know, we drink water, i wouldn’t trade it for anything. the cossack’s will, there’s no reason to trample on the cossack’s will freedom, everything to the apartment, rochushki, play along with the sugar, now it’s good, they rang in the clear sky, impressed, showered with white spring flowers, and we are in the raga in battles. cruel honales return back with victory, and we are enemies in cruel battles honale with victory, we return back with victory, you are waiting for us, ba he is dear, my wife’s father, all love is a song and forever alone, dear native country. all our loved ones carefully preserved and kept us alive with prayers, and we survived four terrible years, and the path to the house lay in good time, and we survived four terrible years, and the path lay to the house now, both of us are waiting for us, my dad, my friend, man

they don�*t know anything about me. years. the thought of that is just... horrific. sorry, i�*ll compose myself. but in british law, no one is ever described as being innocent. but you�*ve still only been found not guilty. i was unanimously found not guilty in the briefest amount of time possible. for me, i take that. her accuser has lifelong anonymity because the charges related to sex abuse. so, for you, what was the cost of innocence? financially, it�*s been the best part of £50,000. you can apply to have some costs refunded, and that did happen. because of her household income, rebecca didn�*t qualify for legal aid. the government says it plans to make everyone eligible for help with crown court costs within the next two years, but the fear is, this won�*t solve the problem. those who undertake legally aided work are not financed to the same degree. they are not able to provide the same degree of service. there is a real danger of a miscarriage ofjustice. that is plainly a weakness in our system. and its also weakne

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aquí en el área de la bahía, les presentamos a don salvador escalera. niño, desde que tenía nueve o diez años. >> comenzó trabajando la tierra en michoacán junto a su padre, pero más tarde aprendió a hacer pantalones. hola hermano mío! mi papá pagó para que le enseñara al maestro y luego le dijo que me enseñara a mí. fui. tenía siete años. don balmy goro, de méxico a estados unidos hace 28 años. >> aquí lo esperaban sus hijas, a quienes siguió sacando adelante con este oficio y haciendo otras labores más. >> el viernes voy a juntar botes también a las 05:00 y hoy, a sus 89 años, no deja de trabajar en la compostura de ropa porque lo disfruta. le digo a mis hijas que si no tuviera esto, qué iba a hacer? me va a pasar? nada y así estoy contento. pero también porque hay que pagar las cuentas . pero yo tengo que ayudarles a pagar la renta, a pagar la luz, el agua y para eso me sirve esto. y por eso cada día, desde las 09:00, su máquina se enciende y su agudeza y precisión para medir y cortar también. >> aunque el paso de los años a veces pese, hay veces que

maria: yeah, but don, i'm wondering if this is too little too late. face it, you know, we haven't even been talking about these attacks on our troops and it's been going on for a long time. >> maria, it has been. and it's about time that this administration does something. you know, i've wondered through this entire cycle, is our pentagon and our white house, are they on the same page? i applaud secretary austin and the gen generals and military leaders for standing up, taking action and not letting political correctness, not letting the administration's pandering to progressives and its squad and finally protecting our country and our assets. maria: meanwhile, israel launched another brief ground incursion into gaza overnight. israeli defense forces spokesperson says it will continue ground raids in the coming days to prepare for the next stage of this war against hamas and the looming ground invasion of gaza. don, your reaction and what is had-- what does this larger grod offensive look like, in your view? >> i think israel is being very well prepar

don, good to see you. thanks very much. thank you for being here. >> thank you. maria: don peoples.s week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow the best panel on television takes us to the water cooler for the stories creating the biggest morning buzz. and on friday, the latest data on president biden's persistent inflation crisis revealed here, live. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. (aidyl) hi, i'm aidyl, and i lost 90 pounds on golo. i struggled with weight loss and weight gain my entire life. with all the yo-yo dieting i did in the past, i would lose 20, 30, 50 pounds just to gain them over and over again. in one year, i've lost five sizes, and i'm

escobosa: mientras tanto, don raÚl rosales ¿lo recuerdan?ano? >> pues la Última vez que lo fui a ver en tijuana. el Último abrazo. escobosa: en tijuana hicieron escala antes de cruzar hacia estados unidos y ahÍ fue el reencuentro despuÉs de aÑos de no verse, con fiesta, bebidas, comida y abrazos. >> dije que “ahÍ te espero en mi casa. ahÍ le tenÍa su cuarto”. escobosa: ya todo listo. >> ahora ya aquÍ lo tengo, no como yo querÍa, pero. calderÓn: la familia rocha estÁ exigiendo copias de los videos de seguridad grabados en el centro de detenciÓn en luisiana, mientras en distintos estados buscan que el servicio de inmigraciÓn intervenga para evitar mÁs muertes en las jaulas. locutor: se fueron a buscar destino, mientras que muy pocos se quedaron. ¿que ha sido de la vida de los que decidieron permanecer? >> yo no sabÍa hasta que lo vi que lo estÁn acusando de enviarlo para acÁ y todo, ahÍ fue que lo vi por fotos. llegó la semana de target circle. desde hoy hasta el 7 de octubre con ofertas exclusivas para los miembros. ahorra en los juguetes que

really, i don�*t want to imagine. i don�*t want to imagine. it is terrifying now., i think there were not the any more. we have to leave it there but thank you so much forjoining us on the programme and of course you can see on that screen the number of people now displaced in gaza over 250,000. those figures coming from the un. we continue to monitor the situation there on the ground after again more rounds of rocket fire out of gaza and more of the israeli strikes going in. let�*s turn to a development here in the last half an hour in the uk. king charles has been reacting to those events are unfolding in the middle east. we can go to the newsroom and get more from nicholas witchell. tell us more. yes, a very robust statement from king charles iii, the head of state. his spokesman this afternoon says his spokesman this afternoon says his majesty is appalled by and condemns their barbaric acts of terrorism in israel. the spokesman goes on to say this is a situation which his majesty is extremely concerned about and he has asked to be kept actively updated. his tho

might park as don, carry out those kinds of strikes again. and so the only with horizon strikes have been a controversial topic and boxed on from the simple reason of the strikes that we did conduct in april of 2022, but not necessarily kill any to be fighters. and instead of potentially, i ended up harming civilians on the i've gone side of the big reason for this is of course because us trooping forces that pulled out of they've got us down. we don't have access to the same level of funding, telling us that we used to inside of a bonus on and it did become a bit of an embarrassment for part time. not to mention the fact that as well as also say a friday and these kind of or the horizon strikes and extreme kinetic measures really shouldn't be of the last resort. read over 20 years. boxed on has been speaking about how the problem and i've got a strong can only be solved for negotiation. and we saw that happen on february 29th of 2020. the 1st formal legitimize ation of the i've got the button to the agreement between the united states and th

don omar: cuando me convierto en don omar, como a los 24 —25 aÑos mi papÁ lo pierde todo y ese dÍa yos a su papÁ pasando una situaciÓn financiera difÍcil ofrecerle dinero para sentarlo frente a las cÁmaras hablar de su hijo. Ésa es la primera vez en mi vida que yo decidÍ que todo lo que yo sentÍa por ese superhÉroe tenÍa que ponerle una pausa. yo tenÍa que pausar a mi superhÉroe. en el momento en que esto sucede yo decido romper conexiÓn con mi papÁ. porque me sentÍa traicionado. lo hice porque sentÍ que Él habÍa olvidado que su hijo no se llamaba don omar, sino que se llamaba william omar. lamentable. porque tuve casi sin 12 aÑos, 13 aÑos sin hablarle. cosa que lamento mucho hoy en dÍa porque en ese tiempo mi papÁ enfermÓ mucho y yo no lo sabÍa porque no tenÍa comunicaciÓn con Él. yo vivÍ por 14 aÑos casi jurÁndome que el dÍa que yo volviera verme con mi super hÉroe, me tenÍa que pedir perdÓn por haber tomado una decisiÓn y haber provocado, que el dÍa que yo volviera ver a mi papÁ. mi papÁ se estaba muriendo. esa conversaciÓn que yo quise tener con el superhÉroe ya no era conversaciÓ

trong năm nay thì việt nam rất là. đón đồng chídes, chủ tịch đảng nước nga thống nhất, phó chủ tịch hội 100 năm ngày bác h sampetetpur khánh thành tượng của bác hồ thì đồng chí nguyễn văn nên bí thư thành ủy thành phố hồ chí minh một cái địa phương có cái sự hợp tác rất là chặt chhẽ với spura đã sang dự lễ khhánh thành. and in the event that has become symbolic in relation to our countries this year, what you yourself mentioned is the opening of the monument to president hashemeen in st. petersburg, the secretary of the city party organization took part in this ceremony, and i would also like to note, that there is a test between the city of st. petersburg and hashimin. ờ chúng tôi rất là cảm ơn đồng chí tổng thống và chính phủ nga cũng như là thành phố xanhpura đã tạo điều kiện dành cho ch úng tôi những cái điều kiện tốt nhất để cái sự kiện đó được tổ chức rất là thành công trang trọng mang ý nghĩa biểu tượng trong quan hệ hai nước việt nam và nga. administratorburg. và tôi cùng các đồng chí lãnh đạo cấp cao của đảng nhà nước việt nam rất mong muốn được đón đồng chítin sangăm việ t nam

avdiyivka, well, these visits almost took place somewhere parallel, because putin came to rostov-on-donwell, but i see that he did not dare to support his fighters to avdiyivka, these signals, and actually putin’s visit to rostov-on-don, whatever was that supposed to mean? here again, with putin's visits to the occupied territories or with putin's visits to the headquarters of the southern military district, which is based in rostov-on-don, it is difficult to say whether it was putin or his double, i do not want to enter into this conspiracy version, but the fact that, at least in the media field, the russians show interest, the highest political patriotism of the state with these events shows that avdiyivka really occupies an important place in their plans, and again, if from the ukrainian side, valery zaluzhnyi is always in the most important troops of syrskyi, ternavskyi, they really make decisions on the battlefield, the higher russian military leadership does not appear at such a distance from the front line , not to mention putin himself. please tell me how to change it situation,

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the day where i sent it an end it was done don, don don , i am just grateful it is out there.out the prison system and how i could maybe be more compassionate, so that is the big gift. >> desus: this might be a little disrespectful to you. [bleep], mary, kale tori to toni morrison, zora neae hurston? james baldwin? >> toni is a god so i want to marry her. and then i feel bad to even say it. zora neale hurston and i would have some relations. >> desus: [laughs] [laughter] >> desus: we will be right back! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] you don't need the same duracell batteries that help power williams racing... (car engine revving) until you do. duracell is a proud partner of williams racing. chocolate and caramel. and a crunchy cookie?! it's more than more. it's more... (groan) errr!!! yes! it's more-er! (vampire hissing) hmm. more-er. there's more-errr!!! to a twix! ♪ dramatic music ♪ [flight attendant alert] [baby crying] [snoring] [luggage rattling] [baby crying] ♪ dramatic music ♪ ♪ upbeat music begins ♪ for everyone who's endured the bad seat, finally, sweet, sweet redemption.

a special train from rostov-on-don arrived at the railway station in cuba near moscow.. delivered 270 passengers, these were participants in a special military operation, who are undergoing rehabilitation after injury and members of their families, social activists, famous artists and art figures greet guests in a solemn atmosphere; a military brass band plays for the arrivals. the day before, the participants of the action attended excursions in voronezh, and today the military historical park patriot awaits them. an interesting excursion, the guides conduct them in an interesting way, that is, everything is at a higher level, which is great. the old city, in principle , we also looked at voronezh, also very interesting , the length of a large-scale educational excursions of 100 km, it is organized by the ministry of defense as part of the project we do not abandon together with the program more than a trip of rosmodezh guests study with interest the exhibitions in patriot park, children are especially interested in military equipment from the times of the first world

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, something like that happened in parallel somewhere. these visits, because putin came to rostov-on-donll, but i see that he did not dare to support his fighters to avdiivka, these signals, and actually putin’s visit to rostov-on-don, what would that mean, here again putin’s visits to the occupied territories , or with putin's visits to the headquarters of the southern military district, which is based in rostov-on-don. well, it's hard to say whether it was putin or his double, i don't want to this conspiracy version should not be included, but the fact that, at least in the media field, the russians demonstrate the interest of ukraine's top politicians in the state, in these events, indicates that avdiyivka really occupies an important place in their plans, and again, if from the ukrainian side, then valery zaluzhnyi is... always in the most important areas of the front in order to actually, let's say, see the situation with his own eyes and be able to adjust, let's say, ukrainian global plans, because if we take, let's say, a historical perspective, then , the current war, it is waged

robert fantina, author and journalist out of kitchen ontario, and don debar activists and commentator out of us in new york. thank you so much both of you for being with. with me, robert, starting it off with you, well, let's start off with the last story that i just read, because it's quite unnerving, i mean, what is happening in these western countries, so instead of empathy uh for the victims uh in palestine, what we have is this uh, increased hatred now, towards people from the region, against palestinians or against muslims in general, i mean, what is going? on, and i want to know the role of the media in all of this in your perspective, the media and role in this, as the government continues to give unqualified support to the apartthide regime of israel and talks only about uh israeli victims and ignores those of the palestinians, then this is this is the kind of thing that we're going to see this, these kind of hate crimes are going to continue to occur unless until people recognize that uh the people in gaza are suffering and have been suffering for 75 years and perhaps even m

it started with don bacon from nebraska, the second district of nebraska. bacon is one of 18 republicans who represent districts that voted for joe biden in 2020. so these were thought to be the republicans who were maybe going to to be the most squeamish of voting for jim jordan, whose potential democratic opponents were eager to use this vote against him. in the end, most of the 18 did end up voting for jim jordan. i can show you a few others here, though who didn't. don bacon voting for mccarthy. lori chavez-deremer for mccarthy. anthony deesposito for zeldin. you saw a number here who did vote against jim jordan. the majority of republicans from districts that voted for biden actually did go with jordan on this. surprise one, tom kane from new jersey, included in that list as well. potentially vulnerable republican. you look at some of the other votes against jim jordan, john james from michigan. this is a trump district that he represents, but it was a very small margin for donald trump in that district. less than five points. that was a potentially di

his stage name is don pasta. >> i have seen some of this stuff, it's really fantastic. >> yeah, it'scrazy. >> i was pretending for the audience that i didn't know, but why lie. it's really great. >> don pasta has promised me the greatest dish of spaghetti carbonara i've ever tasted and, on the way, he tells me why pasta matters so much to him. >> i realized that italian food is popular food, roots food. and italian food is the resistance of the normal people, or the working class people that eat well. because the working class people create the roots of italian food. >> yes. >> today, we may think of a bowl of pasta as the ultimate comfort food. but there's a distinctly uncomfortable history of italians fighting oppression through pasta. in the early 1930s, mussolini and his fascists imposed import bans on various foreign goods. this led to food shortages, malnutrition, and a lack of wheat, which raised the prospect of italian tables with no pasta. in typical style, rather than lifting the import bans, mussolini tried to convince italians that eating pasta would make them weak, lazy

don dabar this is notion echoed by many uh officials, many iranian officials as well. that the united states is basically complicit uh in these war crimes that are being crited against palestinians in gaza. do you agree with that notion? i think the word complicit is not accurate. i think that they're much more deeply involved than that. some of the weaponry being used to murder children and others in gaza, um, is requires the active participation of the people who hold the key. here in the us military, um, awax and some of the other things, the more uh elaborate talking things access to satellite data, all kinds of you, signal intelligence uh materials, the the united states doesn't give anywhere else to keep to that, and those things obviously being employed in the bombing raids and in the intelligence and assassinations and the shootings uh of of civilians, um, john kirby, the spokesperson that we see the pendagon now he's been state and white house whatever uh day before yesterday or say saying yes, no saying specifically, look, this is war, it's messy, civilians are going to be k

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the train from rostov-on-don comes directly to the patriot station in kubinka near moscow. are participants of a special military operation and their families. most of the passengers are children. excellent, the organization is at the highest level. voronezh, tomorrow moscow, now the most the interesting pavilions of patriot park, including those dedicated to the great patriotic war, cannot but touch the soul, because even our old songs, yes, which we all sang with tears in our eyes on may 9, now it’s all come to life and it’s doubly disturbing my soul, when you see all this, well, to be honest, my heart always clench, because these are not just exhibits, people flew on them, and these people gave their lives, german dreams of becoming a su-25 pilot, who is also ... called rook, previously seen only by tv, together we examine his weapons, he has a gun over there in his nose, but he rarely uses it, because he has rs, rockets, well, climb up, show us the cockpit, the most important thing is that everything can be touched with your hands, moved the helm and press any buttons a

and those people, they are either hostile to us, they don�*t like israel, they don�*t like jews, they inflicted on us, what would they be saying? i have tojump in because there are people out protesting who do not support hamas, they respect all israeli life, they are not their concerns at all, they are campaigning for improvement in the lives of palestinians? i would argue that if we defeat hamas, the people of gaza it will get a government, a leadership that might be a little bit more concerned about their well—being. it is clear that hamas has no concern whatsoever about the people of gaza. and everybody wants to see peace and justice in the middle east, hamas has opposed historically, since its founding in 1987, if i am not mistaken, hamas has said any country that collaborates with israel is againstjihad. in defeating them, i hope there will be room for more moderate and more pragmatic voices to enter the scene. but there will be more moderate and pragmatic voices in gaza right now, without the aid they need, without power, without communications. can you tell us if you have any

was the last day, don nichols, dan. if you know dan, he is the best 6:00 p.m. from the house had joint session, members were told to go home and coach said we can't get this over there he wanted? yes. don nichols and her mother was a law passed in they had not done it, it would never have passed because the opposition was rolling. he must've been very read my mail time. it would have never passed. i think you have to keep it bipartisan. looking for successful the dam was republican democrat, you got to keep this bipartisan. the faith community have to get back involved. i have always had everything that takes place in government and politics is from culture everything that takes place and culture is from the church, the synagogue, we need the religious community to engage again, it would not have passed, all the groups came together then, they have to come together. i see young people on college campuses, this has to be an issue will bear good on the campus if we can educate them, the young people have to be involved. next will be controversial. i think we have

thirty-first year, ussr, don district.tive kermakov collected data on crimes committed in his area. in those years, it was very difficult case. there was no database, no kortateyka, no communication between the police departments there. sergei kisin. historian, journalist and writer. eermakov understood that the killings would not stop, the longer the search lasted, the more innocent people would die. in those days, detectives had their own informants, and even agents embedded in the criminal environment. in one of the ortels, a certain worker said that he saw someone who was killing people. so what 's going on here, what's going on here, come on, come on, let's get to work, sit down, you know, well, well, well, well, who, well, who does this, who does this, i taught you how, it must be done gently and carefully, this is how one strokes a beloved woman, look, an artel is a voluntary association of workers, artels have appeared ... before the revolution, and who is this, new to us, and what - you’re new to us, kind of leisu

it's by going to take don, mine feels like go to us. they've gotta keep with the significance. i'll talk to the risk incoming file. they're going to break through and then they're going to break out and they're going to do all of this without proper eye color without a superiority which no nature allow me, would consider the insight about that doing as well. no, no. so i'm a full stop has done a pies up to go crossing in really difficult circumstances, you know of the day. so i'll be with the exception of the u. s. codes because even take this long coded and it's cutting it back out and fold. oh, i think i think it is, i think any nice i well, i mean, but, but the, so as far as to high intensity, come back on pricing would be, would be prepared to take this on, but not with our an extraordinary amount of time preparation, training of building up the equipment building are kind of national during your time in a sense it is is this as well? um, i mean the, the, the conversation did in $91.00 was to break for the rocky defensive position, but it was on a post. so it was pretty eas

su esposa guadalupe gaete, que nos contactó para reportar la situación, don, me dice que finalmente sul elevador. >> Él está así por la mano de dios. 5 citas de que mi terapia prácticamente para vivir no, nosotros le llevamos esta queja a la ciudad de san josé y mandaron a un inspector de cumplimiento de códigos para cerciorarse que el elevador se arreglara y para inspeccionar que estaba en aptas condiciones y los resultados se vieron no solo para la familia huete, sino para otros residentes con discapacidades que también se vieron afectados. >> fueron a una luz en las tinieblas porque. 361 familias han sido ayudadas. >> eso, eso fue lo que tocó telemundo. en realidad pudimos sentir la fuerza y el apoyo de telemundo para nuestra comunidad . y recuerde que nosotros nos somos primeros contigo, así que si usted tiene una queja y quiere reportarla, no dude en contactarnos. >> usted está viendo esa información. en pantalla. claudio césar regreso con ustedes y con una gran sonrisa, porque de como les dije en un principio, esta historia sí tuvo un final feliz. regreso con ustedes y vaya que s

decrease in the total amount of precipitation, which is observed in many regions of the globe, the donver the past 30 years, its water content, well, that is, the annual flow rate has decreased by 30 percent, this is a lot, the reason is that the don basically flows almost entirely through the steppe and forest-steppe zones, and there the amount of precipitation decreases, these vagaries of the weather, and which are caused by global climate changes, they of course affect the flow, shipping on irt6 has decreased, barges were loaded to a minimum so as not to run aground, the load capacity of a 300-ton barge is 2,830, today i can only load it... t 800 tons, i accordingly do not receive additional. we have already seen that drying out of the reg affects transport communication in cargo transportation. what other areas of the economy are affected by this? melioration, that’s what is suffering: water shortage, especially in the southern regions, is a big problem for us, because agriculture consumes 70% of all water, all water sources . and this food security is being jeopardized. this is wh

a special train arrived from cuba from rostov-on-don.se are participants in a special military operation who are undergoing rehabilitation after injury and members of their families. social activists, famous artists and artists welcome guests in a solemn atmosphere. a military brass band plays for those arriving. the day before, participants of the action attended excursions in voronezh. today the patriot military historical park awaits them. interesting excursion. he conducts the aegis in an interesting way. that is , everything is at the highest level, which is aldenburg and i liked the old city very informative, in principle, we also looked at voronezh it’s also very interesting, the length of the large-scale educational excursion is a thousand kilometers, it was organized by the ministry of defense as part of its project, we don’t throw it together with the program more than a trip for the youth. guests study with interest the exhibitions in patriot park, children are especially interested in military equipment from the times of the

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what i do is to try and create somebody that you can call are focused on classical don's. that means something to me, living in this society as a woman, and this very face yonkers, a religious. i must be a shot. almost one of the glasses joe knows when these guys come to me yet launched off. the spines are not straight, because the guards in victoria that they must hide their bodies, they must not be expressive with their bodies. be to shame, go far, bodies. i'm. that is what i want to. so good. i want them to be proud of their bodies. the, the activism that is what really is important for me not that you provoke people to take them to question their own life. you somehow empowered to then make proactive action or offended them. would you be as hell of the pocket them to or own a he bought out as of me, but that's how you get the, the maybe chevy over the media to say that on goal. but, but that job and by youngel are made, it was not available, but that you all made now. so you can adjust the to some global name which be march is going to be a lot a issues. because legall