cross of the lord, a procession around the church and a procession is performed. we go to the cemetery to the foundation of the old temple. and there is the foundation of the first pray. but the famous mizgirevsky cross in the atheistic time of the last century, alas, was lost . now we have a cross in front of us, of course the first cross that hmm miraculously appeared . it was lost in soviet times, uh, and documentary descriptions were not preserved, and now, according to the verbal writings of the old inhabitants, there was another priest of hieromon. ara archimandrite, but he's already rested now, archimandrite. herman, he , too, is there in the temple, when he was a ponomario as a child, then he already left for ukraine and there he lived in a monastery. and so, when he came here a few years ago for the fomino wire week, on sunday a prayer was performed at the conquest of the deceased, and, according to his recollections, according to the recollections of other residents, the cross was restored. e according to the verbal description and here uh, the size of the cross it is exactly the same as the first cross was and according to the verbal description that

messi the road can not be crossed. firstoked to the left, and then to the right to make sure that there are no cars you can cross correctly crossed the road and calmly went to school to draw a route with her child does not take much time, but the child will know how to get to school and back and the parent. first of all, he will be sure that the child is safe and will be able to easily get to school. adults need to allocate a high-risk area for children, as a rule, this is the exit from the house and the first crossing of the street, as well as crossroads landing and exit. public transport pedestrian crossings and school entrances, it is important for parents to warn about the dangers of those places where the view of the terrain, both for the child and for the driver, is obstructed by trees, bushes , other cars, arches, and so on. at the beginning of the school year, daily training is necessary to pay attention to the movement of the child in order to develop the skill of safe behavior on the street and a personal, constant

flowers in the salon are all withered and my mother is waiting, and i keep turning here at the first crossingindow window opened come on. right to the left. bon voyage. thanks a lot. you helped me a lot. you forgot it and thanks for that, goodbye. yes , no, maybe you saw him, at least your mother of the swedes is urgently lying. i have a girl under the wheels, we understand everything. you were driving very slowly and he was running very fast. well, counter impact force. and what about him, and he's alive. why is he dying so quickly? oh, just don’t say that he died, he saw you at the wheel, you’re joking. and what will happen to me now, and i know, you will now put handcuffs on me. yes, put me on for the rest of your life. you don't worry girl. don't worry. we will not even survive the traffic police. you are not to blame for anything. and then explain what is happening here, what kind of people you are in white t-shirts running under the wheels of girls rushing. you don't even put up a fence. where is your little white ribbon with a red stripe girl, we are even grateful to you for the captur

here's to breaking new records the traffic of our first cross-border car was still open., the bridge is already open to traffic and the movement of people is also dynamically restored. inter-regional cooperation all these results bring tangible benefits. to all our peoples. lijen shuf met. today, we also discussed with the leaders of the duma factions issues of strengthening inter-parliamentary cooperation in the international situation. when making a decision, we argue. as for the point of view. they can be completely different for all actions when adopting laws or regulations, but as for building relations with the people's republic of china, despite their different political views. e, everything there is a common opinion that we need to develop relations with china on the principles of friendship , cooperation, mutual respect and non- interference in internal affairs further eva, but we see how the united states and its nato allies are increasing their presence along the perimeter of russia, seriously threatening national security and the security of the lives of russi

this will be the first cross-over flight under the us agreement, and about 120 kg of various cargoesvered to the iss. including scientific equipment, the ship itself was named after konstantin tsiolkovsky in honor of the 165th anniversary of the birth of the founder of theoretical cosmonautics. the central parts of yakutia experienced a deformation of the soil after the anomalous thawing of permafrost in the ground, funnels and dips were formed, which gradually grow. not so long ago, the famous bluz glacier was placed, a natural monument , where ice covered more than 1,000 hectares. all these processes, as scientists say, may be a consequence of global warming on how permafrost ceases to be permafrost report fulton, lareas. yakov pavlovich looks longingly at the coastal zone. the once flat earth has changed beyond recognition, the ground sank a lot and abruptly, breaking open foolishly, a growing lake, weakened soil, easily leaves even with a little rain, all these are the consequences of thawing permafrost. there is still a defrost going on somewhere. if you dig holes there somewher

are mentally prepared for what awaits you and in the eyes of a paramedic it is very scary , my first cross was more than 300 tanks and in general, i had from a tank on march 30, in one day i had about 30 heavy 300's which from with amputations and very massive shrapnel wounds without arms or legs, that's 30 for you alone in one day, that's hard. i just read that if you take everyone , there are 60-70 people in a day, that's the hardest day, you won't remember it for the rest of your life. how long will a person live? a concussion and if she received any shrapnel and injuries she simply cannot do it herself in these 5 minutes until she regains consciousness she is just bleeding and the person is dead you can hear from the sounds of the exits and from the whistling that you were shot at by either a mortar or artillery or i'm not there i know how to play tanks, i have to make a choice where i should first advance, and i had such a case when i had to put as many as five tourniquets on one serviceman in the chest er area in him. he was defending shrapnel, but he saved his legs , his left leg wa

our trade turnover will break even new records the traffic of our first cross-border road bridge wasihe is now open to traffic on this bridge and the movement of people is also dynamically recovering, transportation and interregional cooperation, all these results bring tangible benefits. to all our peoples, she met today with state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin to discuss issues of strengthening inter-parliamentary cooperation. and, of course, the international setting. make a decision, we argue. as for the point of view. they can be absolutely different factions for all when adopting e, laws or decrees, but as for building relations with the people's republic of china, despite the difference in political views. um, everyone agrees that we need to develop relations with china on the principles of friendship , cooperation, mutual respect and non- interference in internal affairs. further, eve's noses , we see how the united states and its nato allies are increasing their presence around the perimeter of russia and seriously threaten national security and the security of the life of

understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere here mos ago the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world. a promise called the promise of a land where a man could build. his own raise his children in freedom. they call from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. themselves new and higher standards of living and yet in one of the great river valleys of america something went wrong. here in the tennessee valley three centuries later the descendants of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in a ruined land for these children the hope and the thomas were dead for them. the only future was poverty ignorance drudgery. the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil even the older man had forgotten that the valley had once been bright with promise and with hope horace higgins was one of the many who had given up the fight. what's the use he said? fill up those gullies in the first rain washes it away. it's the same with all the land around here. it may have been good land once. but it's bad land now. badland hopeless land henry clar

. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> more than 300 years ago, the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world, a promise ofwhere man could build his own house, farm his own acres, raise his children in freedom. they called from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. they set for themselves new and higher standards of living. and yet in one of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. in the tennessee valley, three centuries later the descendents of the pioneers were a neglected people living in a ruined land. for these children, the hope and promise were dead. the only future was drudgery, the struggle to scratch a bear living from the reluctant soil. even the older men have forgotten the valley was once bright with promise and hope. horace higgins was one of the many who had given up the fight. what is the use, he said. we fill up those gullies, the first rain washes away. the same with all the land. it may have been good land once, but it is bad land now. bad land, hopeless land. henry clark wondered. erosion, the scientists call it, the eating away of the soil, destructio

understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere here mos ago the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world. a promise called the promise of a land where a man could build. his own raise his children in freedom. they call from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. themselves new and higher standards of living and yet in one of the great river valleys of america something went wrong. here in the tennessee valley three centuries later the descendants of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in a ruined land for these children the hope and the thomas were dead for them. the only future was poverty ignorance drudgery. the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil even the older man had forgotten that the valley had once been bright with promise and with hope horace higgins was one of the many who had given up the fight. what's the use he said? fill up those gullies in the first rain washes it away. it's the same with all the land around here. it may have been good land once. but it's bad land now. badland hopeless land henry clar

talked about a boone dogle will have to smile with excitement the same way travelers did when they first crossed the golden gate bridge. that was directed in four years and four and a half months of construction or people talked about of the bart tunnels that was built in a little more than four and a half years but built nonetheless and it took bold leadership at that time, years and years ago, bold leadership, not in the assembly or city attorney's office as he sits now but when now city attorney david chiu championed the entitlement for this project, many, many years ago and role in the board of supervisors. having a vision and articulate a plan and then going for it. taking risks, taking risks that's political but on behalf of community. i can tell you that in the audience is one of my personal heroes, meg ann prior and she's not anybody. she's a member of the international union of operating engineers. and she's a black woman and a leader in the operating engineers and working mom and she graduated from the city build academy and found her way into apprenticeship and she's a journey man in

migrants first cross over in the country there. matt. >> good morning, sandra. a lot of the migrants being bused to chicago, new york and washington, d.c., they cross into the country right here in eagle pass, texas. this is one of the busiest ports of entry in all the southern border. we want to show you live some drone video of an ongoing rescue mission in the rio grande river. the river is raging very fast right now. the water levels are very high because there have been a few days of rain here. the national guard is out in the river with rafts and boats attempting to rescue and help facilitate migrants who are coming from the mexican side of the river here into the united states. over the past couple of days some of the migrant groups have slowed down because the river was moving so fast. now picking up again today and we're seeing migrants make a potentially deadly cross into the rio grande river that is moving very fast. national guard is doing everything they can to prevent anymore drownings here. we'll keep you updated on the rescue mission happening now

here he was the first to cross the river beavers, it is written on the award sheet, he destroyed thenemy's firing point and thereby ensured the success of his unit to advance. forward , the award was handed over to the son of the deceased hero, by the way , the certificate for the award was signed personally by the president of the russian federation vladimir putin we are already putting the education of patriotism , the preservation of historical memory and independence of belarus such topics were discussed within the framework of the action school of active citizen events were held throughout the country. so the 6th gymnasium of minsk was visited by a parliamentarian. the students asked questions and shared their experiences. one of the main tasks that the deputies noted is to tell the truth that entire armies have appeared. cyber ​​units are no longer on the battlefields . a war is going on in the media space, moreover, i apologize for the expression of a foul fake. the better it is perceived by the minds. we know that in order for children not to believe in fakes, they must know

. >> neil, thank you, a lot of the clients of your being bused to the century city's rb first crossing where we are in eagle pass. >> bill: we had another busy morning this morning, we saw more than 500 illegal crossings in just the span of a few hours. take a look at that video we shot this first clip from our brand-new nighttime flying fox drone with a thermal imaging, last night, and the early morning hours. we started seeing large group of migrants crossing the river. they walk up a river bank and they cross illegally into private property, a private orchard out here in eagle fence. you will see a bout a hundred of those migrants eventually gather on the u.s. shoreline, and then they line up, and wait to be processed by border patrol. but this is an incredibly busy area. sometimes getting more than 2,000 illegal crossings within a single day. now, let's take a look at the second piece of video, just after sunrise, we had another huge group cross, this is a group of migrants just walking down a local highway out here in eagle pass. about 200 of them for most of them are single adult

cross. then we definitely remember that the lord was the first to carry his cross, jesus christ, he is always with us and helps us with the holiday. in the us continue to invest in the conflict in washington allocated another package of pseudo-aid to ukraine three weeks of economic initiatives in parliament, uk

this is the first cross-flight under the agreement between russia and the united states.ead of the defense department explained that it would affect 300,000 people, primarily those who have combat experience, the president explained in detail the reasons for making such a decision in his appeal. first of all, we are talking about protecting our motherland's sovereignty and territorial integrity. the countries no longer have any doubts that the goal of the west is to weaken and then destroy russia, even with the use of nuclear weapons, the territory of ukraine was chosen as a springboard for this, but nothing will come of it. we will protect ourselves and those who see their future together with us. konstantin panyushkin will confirm. today's addresses of the president, more than six months later, the first special operations record significant changes, both in the tactics and intentions of the enemy, and literally on the battlefield, which has gone beyond the borders of the republic of donbass and ukraine in its aggressive anti-russian policy. the west has crossed every l

this is the first internal cross-control system, because inside the commission, there are representativeseting with each other. and then a three-stage control system, is it possible to observe the movement itself from the party of candidates? the second is public observers. this is the pool that forms the public chamber. and the third is our innovation of analogs of humility - this is video surveillance. therefore, this is such an unprecedented system. e control, er, there are no analogues in the world, just how this video control system will work this year. we have it, it was generally accepted that the video surveillance system is used in federal elections. well, we have gone further and now intra-regional elections have become very widely used this year as well. for example, if up to 44 million potential voters can participate in all our companies, the video surveillance system will cover polling stations where over 37 million can potentially vote. that is, this is a wide coverage, that is, this is a significant step forward, namely, regional elections. we are also implementing this sy

this will be the first cross-over flight under the us agreement, and about 120 kg of various cargoeselivered to the iss. including scientific the ship itself was named after konstantin tsiolkovsky in honor of the 165th anniversary of the birth of the founder of theoretical cosmonautics. the samara region is reviving the traditions of shipbuilding on the water. two relief vessels and vasily arshinov descended there at once, their main task is to carry out survey work. they are able to scan the bottom topography and shoot it in 3d and color. here, this class is being built in the country for the first time. a total of eight such ships are to be built by the samara trust. vladivostok hosted all-russian competitions in maritime robotics east breeze presented their underwater drones to teams from all fleets, as well as rescuers and developers of such devices can perform various tasks to conduct reconnaissance to find enemy saboteurs and mines. and they are also used during search and rescue operations, the operator controls the underwater robot, being at a great distance, and information

first, let's cross to alexandra for non usa and at the parliament building in strasburg at welcome. alexandra. so tell us more about what we're expecting to hear from ursula on the line on europe spiking energy prices. welfare for sure. i thought she started to speak. so let's, let's go and hear what the president is saying. argument debated the state of our union with war, raging on european soil. and we all remember that fateful morning and late february, europeans from across. our union woke up this made by what they saw, shaken by the resurgent and ruthless face of evil. haunted by the sounds of sirens and the sheer brutality of war. but from that very moment on, a whole continent has risen in solidarity at the border crossings where refugees found shelter in our streets filled with ukrainian flag in the classrooms where ukrainian children made new friends. from that very moment, europeans neither head nor hesitated. they found the courage to do the right thing . and from that very moment, our union, as a whole, has risen to the occasion. 15 years ago, during the financial crisis, it took

knowledge day, the day of the first calls and the most a long-awaited holiday for 1,000 first-graders who crossedl threshold for the first time, and this sunday, the city of dobrush will host the day of belarusian writing. exactly. the first paper factory and a porcelain factory in belarus were founded here, and the famous natives of the dobrush region are the classics of national literature. writer, screenwriter and playwright ivan shamyakin, and now about other significant events of the outgoing week. on september 3, 1927, in the village of a groom, minsk region, the writer dr. philological sciences corresponding member of the national academy of sciences of belarus professor oles adamovich from the age of 14. he, along with his relatives, took part in the activities of the anti-fascist underground after the war, read a course of belarusian literature at the lomonosov moscow state university; his sons belong to peru, go into battle. i am from fiery villages and others in 1982, as part of the belarusian delegation, alexander mikhailovich participated in the work of the un general assembly in new

the first soviet cross-country vehicle, produced since the thirty-fourth year, the truck had a reinforceddriving axles, it could carry two tons, these vehicles were equipped with a katyusha jet fire system, workshops for the repair of armored vehicles, fuel filling stations, sound broadcasting stations and even printing houses and the film movers are represented by many special vehicles based on cargo gases and zizises, they are installed from quadruple zeniths to machine-gun mounts. the gun is a searchlight station, and this car looks like an especially exotically important role in the air defense system of those years, sound surveillance played a reliable base for sound pickup installations, cargo zis served. this representative of armored vehicles can cause a smile with its small size, the dimensions of the armored artillery tractor t-20 komsomolets are smaller and a new car. moreover, the t-20, produced in the amount of almost 8,000 units. very respected at the front, the tractors were used to tow guns of various calibers and played a significant role in the motorization of the red ar

talked about a boone dogle will have to smile with excitement the same way travelers did when they first crossed the golden gate bridge. that was directed in four years and four and a half months of construction or people talked about of the bart tunnels that was built in a little more than four and a half years but built nonetheless and it took bold leadership at that time, years and years ago, bold leadership, not in the assembly or city attorney's office as he sits now but when now city attorney david chiu championed the entitlement for this project, many, many years ago and role in the board of supervisors. having a vision and articulate a plan and then going for it. taking risks, taking risks that's political but on behalf of community. i can tell you that in the audience is one of my personal heroes, meg ann prior and she's not anybody. she's a member of the international union of operating engineers. and she's a black woman and a leader in the operating engineers and working mom and she graduated from the city build academy and found her way into apprenticeship and she's a journey man in

. > >> hundreds of rescue beagles are getting ready for their first taste of freedom, cross country trip to a california home. >> coming up, the water crisis in mississippi, we asked the fema administrator why it > >> reports of sea lions tangled in fishing line, those reports are on the rise in monterey bay and other parts of california's coastline. here is video of a sea lion with fishing wire still still stuck around its neck near near monterey's fisherman's wharf. the marine mammal center says incidents like these are becoming more and more commonplace. >> a nice reminder of us, and when we are out fishing, we are out on the beaches to clean up after yourselves and make sure that were not cleaning the beaches dirtier than they were before. >> the trash has to go somewhere. the sender says was the sea lion is in a safe place away from other mammals, a crewmember will sedate it and safely get off the fishing line. line. in san diego more than 100 100 beagles just made a cross-country flight on the way to new homes, all part of their first taste of freedom. >> these pups are among the 4

and the first woman ever was presented with the distinguish flying cross. a history making moment. but of course, by the time congress authorized that medal for amelia earhart in 1932, she had already made history many times over. she'd taken on altitude records and smashed them speed records. she shattered them among a long list of female firsts. she had become the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic. about a year after that medal ceremony, she'd be helping to stand up a new daily commercial airline as an executive. both literally and figuratively, like amelia earhart blazed a trail into the sky. in every sense. she occupied rarefied air, but she did not just soar over. as one person. she also focused on putting down new ladders of opportunity so that others could follow mean. amelia earhart helped inspire and shepherd whole generations of aviators, both women and men. a friend and competitor of amelia's name, ruth nichols, brought the aviation craze to my hometown of louisville, kentucky, with her own record setting flight all the way from oakland, california. together, t

and the first woman ever was presented with the distinguish flying cross. a history making moment. but of course, by the time congress authorized that medal for amelia earhart in 1932, she had already made history many times over. she'd taken on altitude records and smashed them speed records. she shattered them among a long list of female firsts. she had become the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic. about a year after that medal ceremony, she'd be helping to stand up a new daily commercial airline as an executive. both literally and figuratively, like amelia earhart blazed a trail into the sky. in every sense. she occupied rarefied air, but she did not just soar over. as one person. she also focused on putting down new ladders of opportunity so that others could follow mean. amelia earhart helped inspire and shepherd whole generations of aviators, both women and men. a friend and competitor of amelia's name, ruth nichols, brought the aviation craze to my hometown of louisville, kentucky, with her own record setting flight all the way from oakland, california. together, t

faith and how is disappearing for the american life, what he lawrence: welcome back when we first started cross country i made the promise i wouldn't just highlight the problems and shortcomings and just move on like many people do in the pre press, we are here for solutions, one city that is in desperate need of solutions is baltimore, over the last few years the city has seen a staggering rise of homicides and currently on pace to have the deadliest year in over a decade, that's why i went into maryland and spoke with reverend pastor of hubert memorial church about what elected leaders need to do to save their city. watch. >> what is the report card or the city of baltimore. >> three thanks, public safety they get enough, quality-of-life, crime, enough, when it comes to economic opportunity, they get an s. when it comes to educational excellence they get an. we're not talking leadership are talking policyholders. no leadership when i see it, what i see now is not leadership, these are young, ambitious african-americans with gpas greater political ambitions are moving to the system picking up

these are technological reasons, or still safety reasons, and how do the locals cope without this crossing. first the reason for security, because the strikes were delivered exclusively on civilian infrastructure, uh, civilians. we had dead among the inhabitants, just kherson ah. and in fact, today it is unsafe for residents. as you can see, hmm, the inhabitants of kherson directly operate the pontoon ferry. it is small, but the line that copes today. but just directly. e, excuse me, fir-interrupted, you can hear me, yes, yes, everything is in order, we see the picture, right? yes, yes, uh, in fact, to be honest, all those processes that are organized today, just our administrations are working and the crossing is not only in the area of ​​​​the antonovsky bridge and other places, but actually delivers food fuel, but in the city and as we said, the antonov bridge is not strategic in order to somehow stop or turn it into five. uh, how they write nazis specifically military operation? not a single meter of square centimeter was surrendered by our territory, and our defenders from the ministry of de

all import procedures through the western border, all services are working to give the first priority to crossing the border with a sleeping tank and a gasoline tanker on the other hand, we supported the importers as much as possible , provided them with opportunities to interact with the national railway, which was an important source of supply, the market was reoriented and the importers company bought new fuel tankers and even bought barges that we are transporting today fuel e-e through e-e river ports in the south of ukraine and thus were able to carry tares in a record short time. optimistically, at least the basis for the deficit not to arise again has been laid. thank you for joining denis kudin, the first deputy minister of economy of ukraine became a participant in the marathon and we move forward united news together we are strong armed forces need drones make your contribution scan the qr-code well and then an exclusive interview with the plenipotentiary and extraordinary lady ambassador to the united states in ukraine bridget bring is a journalist of the ictv tv channel volodymyr run

its neighbors in baikonur, the soyuz ship is preparing for launch, the launch will be the first in the us cross-flight program strong earthquake in taiwan, houses, bridges, and roads under rubble are being destroyed, looking for victims. there is no bad weather for yura pride sergey about how, despite all the bans, lgbt activists still marched through the streets of the rural capital. dpr authorities reported about the next shelling of a colony with ukrainian prisoners of war in yelenivka artillery, as a result of a hurricane missile strike, one prisoner of war died and five were injured, meanwhile, and the former minister of foreign affairs of romania andrei margo was added to the database of peacemaker sites at the presentation of his book on democracy, he declared that ukraine is in unnatural borders and must return part of its lands. ukraine should give hungary to its neighbors transcarpathia more galicia romania and bukovina and russia donbass crimea is territories of other countries in kiev similar statements. they got away with an attempt on sovereignty and kremlin propaganda. an earthqu

in order to find out whether it is true or not, there are international organizations, first of all, the red cross. for example, i did not see that the red cross made a request and asked not to i asked and already demanded permission from lefortov to check it to check whether there is a commander there and whether there are any soldiers there at all. there is no gold because they were transported around the occupied territories of ukraine there, donetsk, donetsk oblast, luhansk oblast, on the mainland of russia - this is so and they were scattered a lot they are kept in isolation, i don't know how we will look for them, how we will collect them, and what needs to be done for this, there are international organizations for this, we need the world to be finally, how much can it be tolerated, sorry , how much can you kill, torture, how much can you look at it for why is all this being done, i just don’t understand that the ukrainian side of gurmov is engaged in the exchange of prisoners e-e do you have contact with them and what information do they have about russia if we were a third country? i am 1

pechelin, as well as astronaut, nasa francisca rubio will go to the iss this launch will be the first in the us crossrogram, the rocket will launch on wednesday september 21, the crew is expected to reach the station in a little more than the astronauts will spend more than half a year on the iss to deliver documents, medical supplies and equipment for scientific research in 3 hours to the orbit. and sports in murmansk went on the first research expedition the north pole ship, the world's only ice-resistant platform, is heading towards the central arch. there, scientists will conduct a series of studies for this right inside. the ships were equipped with more than a dozen laboratories. now polar explorers will be able to work safely in harsh conditions, as yevgeny golovanov observed preparing for the expedition. vera is perhaps the most routine, but no less important part of the preparation of the expedition is the loading of everything necessary for long-distance drifting in the arctic ice and scientific work at the north pole in general complexity of more than 150 tons of cargo. today we finish loa

talked about a boone dogle will have to smile with excitement the same way travelers did when they first crossedthe golden gate bridge. that was directed in four years and four and a half months of construction or people talked about of the bart tunnels that was built in a little more than four and a half years but built nonetheless and it took bold leadership at that time, years and years ago, bold leadership, not in the assembly or city attorney's office as he sits now but when now city attorney david chiu championed the entitlement for this project, many, many years ago and role in the board of supervisors. having a vision and articulate a plan and then going for it. taking risks, taking risks that's political but on behalf of community. i can tell you that in the audience is one of my personal heroes, meg ann prior and she's not anybody. she's a member of the international union of operating engineers. and she's a black woman and a leader in the operating engineers and working mom and she graduated from the city build academy and found her way into apprenticeship and she's a journey man in t

now, right now a cold front is crossing the uk. this is the firstvening and into tomorrow, this cold front will reach southern parts of the uk, where it will actually stall for a while. so here it is through the course of this evening, rain in parts of wales, the midlands, southeastern and southern england. but the rain won't be quite as persistent, whereas elsewhere, further north, the skies are going to clear. not too cold in the south — 1a degrees, a little bit fresher there in glasgow and edinburgh, around seven celsius or so. so here's the forecast for tomorrow — we wake up to plenty of sunshine across many parts of the country, but the south may, at times, be cloudy through the afternoon, and we could have some outbreaks of rain as well. still some of that warmth left in the south, 20 celsius in cardiff, 18 celsius in norwich and hull, but in aberdeen and also in the lowlands as well as belfast, around 15 celsius. that was friday, let's have a look at saturday. look at the wind direction — it's coming in from the north. it's also pushing in a

he first came up with the idea to separate families as an escalation of this prevention by deterrence. this idea to have consequences to discourage illegal border crossing it once for the purses purposes of seeking asylum pretty first propose a separate and children from their parents in 2014 during the obama administration. which is when we saw the first major search of children's and families crossing the border in the border patrol was totally overwhelmed at the time. congress did not intervene. you have essentially a police force left to figure this out. this a policy which is a humanitarian policy, and economic policy. and when you leave this to the border patrol the solution they come up with time and again is punishment. jeh johnson who is homeland security secretary at the time rejects the idea. then the idea resurfaces very soon after donald trump takes office precursors of bureaucratic from below? so take us through that. donald trump wins in 16, comes into office. this dormant idea is brought where? >> so, trump comes into office and obviously announcing a publicly but also visiting border patrol headquarters and border patrol headquarters th

but the fact more than 2 million people have crossed the border and something has to give here. >> right. let's deal with that part firstmillion people crossing the border, that is the job of the federal government. so just looking where do you lay blame first, whether people should go to sanctuary cities or not or ok to bus people or put them on planes. number one, everyone has to understand. looking for who started this problem, it is 100% the biden administration no matter what jean karine pierre says, it's the federal government to protect the borders. and now, bouncing across state lines and different cities, i think this is quite good because it is bursting forth the fundamental difference between democrat policies and republican policies. i'm a very proud new floridaand desantis warned the biden administration what he was going to do. he said if they come here, sending them to d.c. or martha's vineyard. and i suspect he'll send them to d.c., too. texas is doing the same thing. seeing states say ok if the federal government will not do their job, one of the few things the federal government is supposed to do, prot

i was around in america in the early 1970s when the dow industrials first crossed 1,000.'t get back to a thousand for ten years. i mean, the market was in the dull for ten years. i mean, did you really want to be fully invested in stocks in the 1970s? i don't think so. >> well, here's the thing, stuart, if you want to go back over the last 100 years and pick out one ten-year period, it -- maybe it wasn't the bl best plae to be but i don't know that we'll revisit the '70s but if you expand into the '660s or out into the '# 0s, the stock -- '80s was the place to be and something that cost more viewers money than anything else. trying to pick when to get out, which is on major selloffs and trying to pick when to get in, which is on major rallies. individual investors should get invested and stay invested. that's been the game plan that's worked every single time. stu: hold on a second. susan is with me. sitting right next to me as a matter of fact. i think sheme wants to get into this discussion about never getting out of the market. what are you going to say? susan: i want

kyiv aimed at well, if they were widespread information about great britain then for the first time the bbc crossedo the soviet union because i had already cooperated with them, they invited me to work here in kyiv, and she was visiting the exhibition, we were at the exhibition there at the vdnkh, our office was there, we were making radio programs there, and she came. they came in white shirts. yes, that’s because they really have these traditions, and i say, “why are you so pretentious ?” i say, “well, the bark will pass.” on the queen and the princess, and then, somewhere in the 90s, he was late, and he was late because he went to see bulgakov, he is absolutely a lover of bulgakov, and when the discussion began here that bulgakov is a bad writer, someone will ask me. i say well, maybe i have bad taste, because i always liked to talk a lot. so, in general, the queen herself is a desperately big figure, we can't even imagine what's more, we can't imagine her role, we constantly think about these phrases, the kingdom is not ruling, you know what she still has, she has never used this right, and she

will you may be challenged to support and continue some kind of first second reading as well, but uh, two bills have crossedm the first reading from that session, to the second uh, and which relate directly to really very much. the number of people, although many do not notice it now, we are talking about a new law on the regulation of taxis, a and the second law, which regulates. uh, the so-called electronic advertising. uh, all digital uh, media all digital advertising. eh, if we talk about the main, minus, of both bills, it’s very simple, everyone wants to hand over the hands of the monopolist, someone will sit. rub your hands like this, and people will suffer in general, because just in case, why did i say that people don’t even suspect that it can touch? for example, avito yes, this is just uh, which means that an electronic medium for advertising citizens buying and selling goes for about 22 million rubles. a person uses it every day, yes, and suddenly, uh, some u new operator will say, you know what, but something i don’t like is that all this is free. let's pay for this and that's it. or a taxi, whi

first to alexis mcadams live at the border in eagle pass, texas. alexis. >> reporter: hi, arthel. we are learning new details about the migrant who crossed into the united states illegally and is now being charged with a hit and run crash that a killed that sheriff's deputy. we're learning that the first time he crossed here into the united states it was right here in eagle pass, texas. take a look at your screen, this is a mug shot we got in just a short time ago from that county out in florida. now charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash after investigators say he ran over a sheriff's deputy with a front loader and took off from that construction ooh site. deputy michael hartwick was killed, a 19-year veteran of the pinellas county sheriff's department, and right now his family is grieving as police try to find out how the immigrant was approved to work at that construction site in the first place. this is a look at where it unfolded, this florida construction zone on thursday. deputy hartwick was there to patrol the area to make sure that crew was safe, but when he got out of that car around 10:30 that night, america olinas ra