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they're part of its massive rewilding project between helman tor all the way down to st austell bay.mals penned up in fields, they'll roam more to help improve the environment. cows will graze the soil, pigs will turn it over. all of this to improve the wildlife habitat and environment of this area. you can demonstrate that here by taking down fences and allowing new livestock like longhorn cows, pigs and things like that to move through that landscape. but equally, we want to demonstrate that to people around us and show that we are protecting the habitat up here. the trust has received an initial £265,000 grant from the national lottery heritage fund for its first year, and will receive another £35 million if it's a success, which could be transformational for this nature reserve. there are private farms in this area that are surrounded by the nature reserve now. the cornwall wildlife trust see these farms as very important, but they want to work with the farmers to improve the habitats, reduce the use of pesticides and to tackle agricultural runoff within the reserve. unlicensed b

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there is a risk for severe weather from chicago down to st. louis and kansas city. wind gusts up to 60 miles per d moines and chicago. highs in the 70s and 80s. and that's today's weather, frances, back over to you. >> thanks so much, ryan. >>> hollywood is remembering the life of a screen legend this morning. >> tell me. don't be afraid to hurt my feelings. tell me what you want me to be. how do you want me to be? i can be that. i can be anything. you tell me. >> actress gena rowlands died at the age of 94, best known for oscar-nominated performances of a woman under the influence and "gloria." both directed by her husband. she later introduced herself to a new generation in 2004 with "the notebook." he revealed that his mother was suffering from alzheimer's earlier this year. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a fight to overcome discrimination over addiction treatment. and finding his voice. the incredible tech that helped restore an als patient's ability to speak. als patient's ability to speak. it's in your nature to stand strong. supplement your bones

get going, especially tomorrow with damaging winds from kansas city up into iowa and from chicago down to st. louis on thursday. david? >> david: tracking it all for us. see you first thing in the morning on "gma." ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the race for the white house. just 84 days until election day. tonight, vice president kamala harris's running mate governor tim walz is now responding to attacks from the trump campaign, defending his 24-year military record. the other major political headline tonight, the conversation between donald trump and elon musk, after what trump said about workers who were threatening a strike. tonight, the uaw is now hitting trump and musk with federal labor charges because of what was said. abc's rachel scott again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in his first solo appearance on the campaign trail, minnesota governor tim walz defending himself against republican attacks on his 24-year record of military service. >> i'm going to say it again as clearly as i can, i am damn proud of my service to this country. >> reporter: walz spent 24

down and. it creates it created some some bad will. on the other hand here's a happy st patrick's day parade in the 1870s. the neighborhood also had a lot of a lot of cohesion. and a lot of the positive side, was it was that it was a neighborhood that there was very, very close knit. and people helped other people. this is funny, too. and i think this reflects the mentality of the irish because one of the things about being irish is there's a very strange kind of dark sense of humor that that permeates irish. irish culture and the deadpan, the straight face and they are people who escape to queen. queen victoria, mostly during that time. and they proclaim carrie page, they proclaimed a king and actually passed the title on to his son. right after the civil war, a man named dennis sheehan, he was one of the few people who could read and write in carey page. he had a saloon because he could read and write. he was the postmaster there. he was also the person who was very well respected and settled disputes in the neighborhood he went to. he went to jail because he was pro s

down and. it creates it created some some bad will. on the other hand here's a happy st patrick's day parade in the 1870s. the neighborhood also had a lot of a lot of cohesion. and a lot of the positive side, was it was that it was a neighborhood that there was very, very close knit. and people helped other people. this is funny, too. and i think this reflects the mentality of the irish because one of the things about being irish is there's a very strange kind of dark sense of humor that that permeates irish. irish culture and the deadpan, the straight face and they are people who escape to queen. queen victoria, mostly during that time. and they proclaim carrie page, they proclaimed a king and actually passed the title on to his son. right after the civil war, a man named dennis sheehan, he was one of the few people who could read and write in carey page. he had a saloon because he could read and write. he was the postmaster there. he was also the person who was very well respected and settled disputes in the neighborhood he went to. he went to jail because he was pro s

, and even churches are being destroyed, but the ukrainian nazis almost completely burned down the gornalsky, st. nicholas and belgorod monastery, which is located in the village of gornalli, this is the sudzhansky district, just 500 meters from the border, it was the first to take the hit, that 's where at the time of the attack... you can see, there were three people sitting in the back of my car, and literally five or six centimeters higher, it probably covered someone, and i understand that in the back they will definitely hit the moving car, because they may not have had time to hit me, and we communicated on the radio, he says the man that the car was shot at, the women are safe, and seryoga is silent for some reason, we stopped, i opened the door, i see that seryoga is already dead, it turns out that he probably got hit in the heart through the back. immediately as if with his bodies, probably with his body he covered the people sitting in front, about 200 children from the border areas went on vacation to the moscow region, these are residents of the sudzhansky, korenevsky, glushkovsky.

russian winds have resulted in catastrophic congestion for 3 days and 3 nights, locking down the main highway between st. petersburg and the russian capital. so how can we plan call traffic based and how can we avoid traffic times? what ends have over us? is it just the behavior of the sales or to speak with? and so it really is a case of one for all and off for one i spoke with car drivers. it's more along the lines of how do i get to my destination as quickly as possible. it's all about individuals doing their own thing with 0, a consideration for anyone else. and that something's, some drivers could learn from old offers on the side of the road to that it wasted. and that is a thing which hinders the officers to be effective on the road. in germany's largest city by phone, been in icon, see it the same day to other cities around the world. traffic in berlin isn't bad at all. let's take a look at some of the worst in the front of in capital. a minute drive is lost, an average of 100 hours of that time stuck in traffic in 2022. the sugar to has the worst traffic in south america drive is here spent an

everything on the ground to a height of tens of meters, hundreds of trees were knocked down throughout the region, st. petersburg was flooded in places so much that neither cars nor buses could drive, and at one point a fountain gushed out of the floor of one of them. the head of the international olympic committee announced that he would not seek re-election for another term. thomas bach asked the executive committee to appoint. elections of the new president for march next year. at the session , the ioc also gave its assessment of the organization of the olympics in paris. it had to be admitted that not everything was ideal. gender scandals, unsanitary conditions and even rusty medals. boris ivanin will tell you what else this olympics was remembered for and what to expect from the closing ceremony. the olympics in paris seem to have broken all records for scandals. in order to avoid another one, france has already changed the scenario of the final ceremony several times, the british notes. after the disgrace during opening of the games. the horrific performance with a parody of the last supper was

place still wasn't far right, protests more forcefully than those organized by the left us down our reactive st. law enforcement response depends on the situations needs. there's no to to police like, there is police thing without fear. it will favor exactly as it should be exactly what i would expect and require. so that these are the only issue. the focus here is no totally a power of motivation of able to be involved in this. this is not protest. this is violence is valid. so last crates being inflicted on targeted on communities. are we not going to tolerate that in this country? journalist in my grubby dot org editor martin j says the unfolding and ben showed the failure of multicultural policy and the u. k. there is a $22.00 out of i will see a police. i gave him the sweets, you know, that you, you apply a different set of values rooms, depending on the community, which a lot of people think is my wrong. and she never been applied in the 1st place. and there is a very good example of, unfortunately multiculturalism and but, and say, you know, so we have a different set of rules for the mi

and other countries —— buildings across the country did the same in tribute including number 10 downing sttles and bricks thrown, and fireworks set off. a group of community volunteers have started to tackle the damage and restore their city, as jake zukeman reports. it was an evening of violence, disorder, criminal damage and looting on a scale not seen in hull in recent times. shops and cars were set ablaze. a hotel housing migrants and a local mosque were targeted. it's mindless. i can't get my head around it. i don't understand the thinking behind it. why would you go destroy places, set places on fire? we're not afraid because we know that it's not everyone. it's a few people that have created this issue. ijust wanted to come and stand with the people of springbank. and just let them know that they matter, and. that people do care. i think there's a better way of communicating your anger, channelling it for force for good. you're under a suspicion of section four public order. police say that 25 people have been arrested as a result of the disturbances in the city, and that 11 officer

the time, roald reitan and i decided to do a weekend getaway of fishing down at a fishing hole down by mount st. our campsite was on the south fork of the toutle river. we were about 25 miles to 30 miles from mount st. helens that morning. we did not hear a huge boom, or a huge blast, or anything like that. we could hear rushing water. and we could see the river rising towards our tent. roald looked up. and we saw this huge train trestle coming downstream towards our campsite. and it was holding back a bunch of debris like logs and mud. and we looked at each other. and we-- we need to get out of here. [intense sound] [music playing] brad pitcher: coming down the river valley towards them was a wall of ash, and rock, and trees called a lahar. alexa van eaton: lahars are fast moving mudflows created by melting of snow, or ice, or lake near the summit of an erupting volcano. of course, mount st. helens was covered in snow, ice, and glaciers. and all of those almost immediately melted. as that water starts flowing down the mountain, it's picking up all kinds of material as it goes. and that builds

you can see the stairs with the yacht, rock albums that had cascaded down the st difficult. it was described as a slip n slide for the companies it, and they had a difficult time just ascending the stairs with they fought the fire fairly quickly once they were able to gain access, but yo see the loading. that's a these aren't giants. these are normal standard francisco firefighters standing on the amount of burnt materiair heads almost touch the ceiling. so in a loading the fire conditions, they were presented with, the companies did excellent work. there was heat of the fire but yeah, again complimentary to them easily could have been a greater alarm report. and i for their quick and efficient action and keeping it to a see there was some damage to what we bravo or the exposure. the immediate exposure to t able to contain it primarily to that building. so. excellent. excellent, to our bureau of fire prevention and i. i'll direct you to page nine and highlighting just a significant increase in notice of violation in in the , the early months went into effect. but youire mars

lancet burned down the st-68 radar station. the complex is designed to detect. there are holes in the ground from landings, from ammunition, like these, here is another hole, you can see it, here is a hole from an landing, here we have another hole from an landing, here we have a surviving chicken hiding, a surviving poultry, we approach the do... we see that here too there are fragments, fragments, fragments, here is the door all in shrapnel, here are also shrapnel hits, here are hits, here is a frame that was blown out by hits, everything is in shrapnel, look inside, there are muffins on the table, cookies, there is a brewed teapot over there. tea, well, that is , people like, well, how they were sitting, drinking tea with a muffin, so they jumped up and ran, they did not take anything with them. special forces soldiers, while clearing one of the settlements , found a stamp with the coat of arms of ukraine in the personal belongings of liquidated nationalists. marines of the 810th brigade of the black sea fleet captured a gro

everything on the ground and twisted it tens of meters high, hundreds of trees were knocked down throughout the region, and stetersburg was flooded in places so much that neither cars nor buses could drive. at one point , a fountain gushed out of the floor in one of them. the teams of three-time world champion alexander ovechkin and two-time olympic champion vyacheslav fetisov played to a draw in the goal match of the traditional ovecap tournament. our colleague danilo makha attended the match. the concentration of hockey stars in this game was simply off the charts, wherever you looked, on one side ovechkin and malkin, on the other, fetisov and kasatonov, right next to kovalchuk, kaprizov, markov, yakushev, a real sports festival. the stars came, not only russia, but stars, world stars, they are in the nhl, the best players, so of course, all the participants had a great time here. two large banners unfurled inside the hockey stadium of the revival of life, a moscow region charity fund that organized a collection for victims in the kursk region with the support of the people's front. most of the spectators i

st. louis. it's down to 53%.wait population voting wise in the county portion of the district. that is cori bush losing again another squad member there. and take a look quickly, you mentioned in michigan, no surprise in these primaries last night for the senate on the democratic side, elissa slotkin, this was expected winning the democratic nomination. on the republican side mike rogers, again, expected winning the republican nomination, but what this race, the significance of this race in november, obviously it's about senate control, but more specifically it's this, the democrats need to win two of the three of montana, ohio, west virginia. two of the three red states that they now have seats in that they're trying to hang on to to have any realistic chance of controlling the senate. they got to win two of those three likely. you get to a state like michigan, this is one republicans would like potentially to pad a potential majority in the senate. this is the kind of seat for democrats that sort of must win in

st. petersburg, was laid down under alexei mikhailovich in 1668, for it then fabrics were ordered, as indicated, white, blue, red colors in equal quantities. true, another flag of the trapi has survived to this day. the oldest surviving tricolor, the flag of the tsar of moscow. it was raised over peter's yacht during his voyage along the white sea. after that, the canvas was given to the trinity cathedral in arkhangelsk, and already in the 20th century it was transported to st. petersburg, the naval museum. the modern tricolor was approved on august 22, 1991 at the congress of people's deputies. at that time, it was still the flag of the rsfsr. a few days before that, it was with the defenders of the white house went out with such white-blue-red banners during the storm. here is one of them that is kept today. in the museum of contemporary history, next to it is a huge banner, a red flag, which was the last one to be taken down in moscow, it hung on the ostankino tv tower. today the tradition continues, there is moscow at night far below, once every 3 months murat kurbanov and maxim golubev cli

st. petersburg have been let down. the race to the finish line, trump or harris, who is pulling ahead, fresh data from opinion polls, the debates of the us presidential candidates are getting closer and the degree of tension is growing. and we begin with operational information from the ministry of defense about the situation in the kursk region, the data arrived shortly before our release. russian soldiers are repelling an attempt to invade the ssu. over the course of a day , units of the northern group of forces, together with the reserves that had arrived, struck with air strikes and artillery fire. they did not allow the enemy to carry out raids deep into our countries. details on our air a little later, but for now footage from the ministry of defense. here, in the dense foliage, the enemy tried to camouflage the polish self-propelled gun krap. it didn't work. intelligence. calculates the location , the lancet operators hit the target right on target. in addition, a tank of the ukrainian armed forces was destroyed

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from down peach, tree good by western countries treat war with between since 2090 thirty's expect solid factories in southeast asia, st largest economy have shut down operations. others suffered massive layoffs including the sex operating factory in with java. that's one of the worst affected areas. the problem is thousands of containers of ready to wear clothing are ready to enter the country. those containers get to without safe got regulation . it will be very dangerous. increasing import tariffs as a must to protect industry and the domestic market. the textile industry will not survive in 2024. there is no concrete intervention from the government. in doing so, they don't even government implemented an emergency exit plan which led to the backlog of over 26000 containers by the up to the sky at major ports in jakarta. and sort of by the government is also working to correct done on the legal imports which has worse than the situation. however, many in the industry are concerned about the potential consequences of the new type plan. yeah, initially the game and the found it's very react to the fuel need. let's rem

they are part of its massively welding project between elm and saw all the way down to st austell bayt of this area. - demonstrate that here by taking down fences and allowing new livestock long horn cows and pigs and things like that to move through the landscape, but equally we wanted him so that the people around us and show that we are protecting the habitat here. the show that we are protecting the habitat here.— show that we are protecting the habitat here. , ., , . habitat here. the trust has received an initial £265,000 _ habitat here. the trust has received an initial £265,000 grant _ habitat here. the trust has received an initial £265,000 grant from - habitat here. the trust has received an initial £265,000 grant from the | an initial £265,000 grant from the national lottery heritage fund for its first year and will receive another £3.3 million if it is a success, which could be transformational for this nature reserve. there are private farms in this area that are surrounded by the nature reserve. the corma wildlife trust sees these farms is very important, but they want t

down near avdeevka. we have three academies in st. and recently in lugansk, we will open a correspondence department so that you can, if you wish , enroll in this correspondence department, receive a second higher education according to a shortened program, and, say, from the first year of the correspondence department you can serve in the investigative department committee on officer positions. now there is a small advertisement, we will be back in a few minutes, do not switch. inside this humble it specialist there is a fierce mathematician, i left early in the morning. fantastic time after the program, here is the russian spirit, here is russia for you, we are used to seeing mikhail zadorny. stage, at concerts or some events, when he was in character, as they say, holding his face, he did not allow anyone in the broad sense into the family, it was a clearly closed territory, for the first time we have the opportunity to see him as only those closest to him saw him, his daughter and wife, the gatherings were always lively, and you a

this is the sentence handed down by the st. petersburg city court to mariana ti. the investigation established that the girl worked with accomplices, one of whom she considered her lover. at his request, she gave her accomplice the key to the apartment, in which there were 60 kg of cocaine. the criminals who were planning to distribute the drugs were detained by operatives on the spot. the beloved promised marianna that he would take the blame, but changed his mind. the girl did not give up for a long time common-law husband, did not cooperate with the investigation, unlike the other members of the group, who entered into a pre-trial agreement. it became known that marianna's common-law husband, marcelo, three of his friends, who are citizens of albania, live in italy and are involved in the smuggling of drugs from ecuador, the eu countries and the russian federation, asked the girl to do what they considered an easy job in st. petersburg. tivalt did not admit guilt, and repented only after the jury's verdict. the girl will spend 16 years in a general regime colon

st: i wrote down the question so we can get back to them, but can you tell me, at one point did you end your idental twi diverge on your political identity or political beliefs? do you remember specificly when it happened? caller: this d not start until he lost the 20 race host: for you and he both supporters of trump? caller: no. no, sorry, i was. 2016i was saying he was so great for the first two years. but you know what? if you have a brain and the top of your head and you see what goes on in what comeout of the top of your -- what comes out of his mouth? smarten up. host: i got the questions written down, mark, tha you. gues first of all, i apprecia it, i love c-span, folks support it, it's a rthwhile plic service company, i belve we only do it. project 2025 is a thing. no matter how much trump says he doesn't know anything about it, i's extreme, has nothing to do with it, the facts have borne out that his vice presidential nominee wre the rward for the book. that kind of eaks f itself, right? you don't need to go further than that. it is a manifesto of the way that conservatives, t

st. petersburg upside down, you even you can't imagine how we searched for her, no, why, we even imagines your plan, were you going to conduct an underground operation, no, we just realized that katya really needed money, we were ready to pay her everything, if only she would agree, without a kidney transplant misha would die. i love my son, you understand, i love my son, but i'm a footstool for my daughter, but still, nothing good came of her, she grew up, a tomboy, shut up, i can't understand one thing, why did you kill kuptsov, he was after my daughter. listen, i don't even know what's wrong katya will be when she finds out about everything. it's okay, she's strong, she'll endure it, anyway , such betrayal from the closest people - this is, yes, in my opinion, the real victim here is saya, he followed his wife's lead, she encouraged him, 100%. i wonder if katya was a good girl, everything would be different, for now. in my opinion, he's a good guy, he twisted the bastard's head off for his daughter, man, i would have taken him for the cat, and i would have put you in jail, well done,

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st. petersburg region, on friday the thermometers will not be able to remain indifferent and go down. according to the hydras of the center of st. petersburg on august 23 in the leningrad region cloudy in the field and during the day + 20:22 a couple of degrees cooler, maybe in tekhina and baksitogorsk about 18° above zero, also expected in volgov. kirishki, gadchini and vyborg with precipitation and sometimes gusty wind should pass the day in st. petersburg. in the northern capital. mostly cloudy and during the day and on saturday night 15-17° with a plus sign. have a good day mood in any weather. in st. petersburg , forms are being prepared for a single voting day. for the gubernatorial elections , 3,816,000 ballots will be printed in printing houses. approximately the same amount for municipal deputies, another 159 thousand will be made for the elections to the city legislative assembly. but the largest form, it is almost a meter long, will be in the sosnovaya polyana municipal district, otherwise it is simply impossible to fit the data of all the candidates. after thermography, the

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this is where the dining room was, is where the officers sit down and they stablish probably a storage st, cuz you could tell there was walls went there. you could tell were all the walls when i bet any money that high rise section right there. there was where they went and got their food. it was a mess. all right, of the soldiers food place. you know, we call the mess in the military. i don't know why they call it the mess, but that's what it is, right? there are forest labs just like this one around here. i mean, exactly the same pattern, the military, this is just a temporary base during world war 2. while there are training the guys to go to war, you know, and then the, so after the words they, they close this base down the think a 1st year i was out here. all these feel this was like a field and there was so much green on it like the plants. so we see right here where like feel like it looked like a blanket blanket of green and there was these, i don't know what kind of butterfly they were, but they're migrating and you'd walk through and they just like lift up and it was like, you k

tourists are out on the town, they come lurching through the neighborhood this fall down around for a while urinating the st. all of the walk. everyone does. oh, well, assuming the daughter. yeah. here's the problem. i, the government has to start capitalizing the shops, the don't stick to the sales hours, or the load idea is that right? that's the, that's an example of the crap we'd have to put up with have germans in my family, myself, and i'm ashamed of this behavior. and that if somebody at the party starts in broad daylight to the tourist, it's pre drinking at the beach. even though they've heard about the alcohol being for us, it's just a classic drinking holiday. it's a shame not being allowed to drink on the beach right now. saw the phones so it was yeah, let's buy some wine shafts on the beach somewhere to drink. but we're not actually allowed to do that. and then we just bought some bottles and told them to sell it and you stayed with them, but i still see people consuming a lot of alcohol here and personally, i don't see much of a police presence yet. so the initial nice agreement becomes i've ju

st. petersburg can sleep calm down, listen, how do you know all this, yes , i've lived a long time, in fact, greetings to you, from volodya ignatiev, okay, and if i... refuse, what options, no options, none, what about the headquarters, they won't find a scapegoat, you see, for a goat, yeah, that's all i know, really, but we didn't kill this guy, well, honestly, okay, relax, glory, let's go out. kol, hm? but everything is fine in your head, this is not even an adventure, but i don't know what to call it, you can offer another solution, i can't, well, for now i can't, listen, if we do this, then we need to do it now, and solovki, he already has a lot of problems, but why hang another one, come on. well, you check, well, i, hole, where, what nonsense, stand still, everyone, put your hands on me, hands, and now brake, listen, brake, i'm telling you, shoot out of the car, hands in the city, stand, stand, quietly, and move, chugun, how many years, how many winters, i can't say that i'm glad to meet you, yes, i would like to ask, if it's not too much trouble, of course, to inform my lawyer, you w

downing trees and power lines. a falling tree in the storm, a cyclist had no time to avoid it. firefighters battling the winds and the flames. the storms fumed by the scorching temperatures from st. louis to new york city down to washington, d.c. lee goldberg standing by with the forecast for these storms. and what we're just learning tonight about that united flight to chicago hitting extreme turbulence. >>> tonight, there is also news in the fbi's investigation into the attempted assassination of donald trump. new images tonight of the shooter's weapon. and investigators revealing the suspect had looked up both trump and president biden. and authorities now say when the suspect saw trump was appearing not far from his home, that's when they say he allegedly zeroed in on that butler, pennsylvania, rally. >>> tonight, vice president kamala harris and running mate tim walz on the campaign trail, a bus tour now through rural georgia, with georgia now back in play. a new fox news poll tonight showing kamala harris now ahead in georgia, a very close race there. harris now reaching out to rural voters. the major effort to bring them back into the fold. with georgia now much closer th

northeast minnesota i'm in duluth right now but he would come to northeast minnesota and go down to the metro minneapolis-stpaul and have an anti-mining t-shirt on. so it fits his pattern he's montador say whatever he has to do to keep himself in power and elected. not really take responsibility for good government at all. >> he wears a lot of costumes. we're figuring that out. thank you so much. fox news loaded plane crashed into a residential neighbourhood in brazil. killing all 61 people onboard. christina coleman has the details. >> reporter: that's right look at this disturbing video. authorities are investigating what class this plane dropped from the sky 17,000 feet and about 60 seconds killing all 61 people onboard? the plane took a rapid plunge in residential area crashing 50 miles northwest of sÃo paulo. there's a house in flames near the crash and debris from the plane scattered all around a swimming pool. the plains black box flight recorder was recovered at the crash site. fortunately no reports of anyone on the ground getting her. >> when i heard this under the plane falling a look out my wind

st. petersburg, a drunk man knocked down a metal door in a hospital emergency room with a cart. he needs to see a doctor immediately it took 4:20 a.m. the staff had to press the panic button, two squads of the russian national guard arrived on the scene and calmed down the troublemaker. according to the media, it turned out to be a 42-year-old resident of the saratov region. he had already been held accountable for petty hooliganism in public places. what came over him this time, the man was unable to clearly explain, the detainee was taken away to the police station to get away. this was the zone x project, our news is on the project's youtube channel on instagram. have a nice day and spend it on the bright side. and don't forget to turn on belarus one in the evening. as usual, we will sum up the results of the crime chronicle for the week. good morning belarus. country, we continue to greet together with you the morning of friday, august 30 on the belarus one satellite tv channel belarus 24. great news: belarus and china will shoot their first joint film. last week , a coopera