bodies of the french, and behind the flushes with the bodies of the russians. on the blood that the earth refused to absorb. in a small area less than kilometers, napoleon had already concentrated about 45,000 soldiers, with the support of 400 guns, bagration resisted this destructive mass with forces of 20,000 people and 3 cannons in places. play attack obey. and withstood more than 6 hours of continuous assault. generals, colonels, officers and lower ranks, fought with bayonets, butts, banks of stones and everything. what came to hand? it seemed that the russian troops were defeating the french, the reserves were already on the way and had cut through bagration's leg. fuckin ryan greca tell tell general barclay that fate and the salvation of the army depends on him so far everything is going well, but let him watch my army, tell the barclay. give thanks to her. blame blame prince pyotr ivanovich bagration died on september 12 , 1812 in the village of sima, vladimir province, where he was buried in 1839, his ashes were transferred to the borodino field, repuls

and coming up, i'm at flushing meadows, where _ rise.here andy murray i rise. and coming up, i'm at flushing meadows, where andy murray is i rise. and coming up, i'm at flushing i meadows, where andy murray is trying to roll back the years by reaching the fourth round of the us open. and coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel, after a record—breaking transfer window, we look ahead to another big weekend in the premier league, which kicks off with everton against liverpool in the merseyside derby at goodison park. today, like so many days this year, certain stories have dominated our programme. the cost of living crisis, ukraine, covid, climate change, tensions with china — and of course british politics too. in various ways, these stories connect to each other. our analysis editor ros atkins is here with me in the studio to look at how. jane, all the issues that you've just mentioned are important in their own right, but let's look at how this year's biggest stories connect with one another. our starting point is the cost of livi

but we just flush it away and don't want to have anything to do with it.t's something we really have to start dealing with again. reporter: that's exactly the goal of the state-sponsored research project zirkulierbar, which finizio is also a part of. ariane krause coordinates the project to gather human waste from public toilets, and turn it into a useable resource. instead of flushing the waste with water, it's covered with pulverized straw. florian: i can do a demonstration, as if someone were peeing. reporter: inside the toilet, the urine runs into a separate container. that means the feces stays dry. keeping them separate makes them easier to purify. ariane: the point of the project is to collect human waste, and to bring the nutrients in it onto the fields as fertilizer. there's huge recycling potential in human waste. reporter: zirkulierbar's research happens here, on the edge of eberswalde. this is where nutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen, and many others that people excrete every day are being recycled, turning the plants that feed u

instead of flushing the waste with water, it's covered with pulverized straw. i can do a demonstration as if someone were peeing and it inside the toilet. the urine runs into a separate container. that means the feces stays dry. keeping them separate makes them easier to purify. one extra good element of the project is to collect human waste and to bring the nutrients in it on to the fields as fertilizer. there's huge recycling potential in human waste aspect. circling, balance research happens here on the edge of a this valley. this is where nutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen, and many others that people excrete every day are being recycled. turning the plants that feed us back into fertilizer, the collected fecal matter is combusted along with green waste and transformed into human fertilizer agriculture. this followed by men after why did we want to recycle new transport? if we look at mineral, such as phosphorus or potassium, we typically get them from mines. and when it comes to phosphorus, resources are extremely scarce. nitrogen is another

play continues until one team has pounded their nail flush or nail flush. into the wood surface, so it's got to be a clean boom. once it goes in your this is gonna not gonna surprise you. the game is frequently related to octoberfest. so it includes fear another shocker. i played this game. you have a good at it terrible. missed every single time when it was my turn. these guys are missing two next to the taking soccer to a whole new level. quite literally portuguese soccer legend luis figo and a team of international players boarded a plane outfitted with its own mini soccer. her field flying a flight path simulating zero gravity. this is what zero gravity soccer looks like. the team managed to break again. it's world record for highest altitude soccer game played on a parabolic flight at 20,000. 230 ft. essentially this is what it would be like to play soccer in space that's cool, and finally to a heartwarming encounter between a diver and a c you remember last week we have the story about the seal that kept stealing the surfboard. okay, so this is a nice

people in jackson can trust that toilets can be flushed.in jackson can be flushed that they can be full. >>> the "associated press" reports american tennis player frances tiafoe ended rafaeled in n nadal's winning streak. he defeated him yesterday in the tourney's fourth round. he's the youngest american to get this far at the u.s. open since andy roddick in 2006. tee iafoe plays again tomorrow the quarterfinals. >>> and "the new york times" says liz truss will replace boris johnson today as prime minister. yesterday the conservative party voted for truss. she takes over from johnson who announced his resignation in july after a series of scandals. truss will formally assume duties after meeting with queen elizabeth today at her vacation home in scotland. >>> still to come, why the cost of fast food could go up. how your happy meal could be made a little more expensive. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older with certain chr

it is flushed out anyway. david: in may of 2022, began a meltdown in the text values and also crypto. did you get nervous at all the world was falling apart? sam: not nervous. it was definitely a rocky road for the industry. if we saw these meltdown much further than they did, we saw nasdaq drop 30%, 40%, and bitcoin go down 10,000 per token. david: didn't get angry hair i can see. sam: a little bit. i put those out. to keep up appearances. david: when the bitcoin world was going down a bit, i think it peaked at 61,000 or something, now it's a 23,000. it went as low as -- sam: 17,000. david: a lot of other cryptocurrencies's been done as well. you build out other companies, what money did you use to do that? sam: there are a few versions of it. one was the balance sheet, we see our corporate cash in dollars, we raised a few billion dollars over the course of the last couple years and for a profitable business. we also have acquisitions, which bounces that out. we had some cash back in -- that was on the balanc

flushing.like flushing. a high heartbeat or high respiratory rate. normal heart rate is 60. over 100 you start worrying. at the end of the day, if you have a good thermometer and it is going close to 40, some thermometers do not go back high. that might be another dangerous sign. have you seen any patients coming today with the mild there are more severe impact? >> talking with some of the clinicians in the emergency department, both here in san francisco and the central valley in fresno, i would say fresno is being hit hard right now. they talk about double digits of people coming in every day to the emergency room. they have had to think about their protocols. what you do when somebody has heat stroke is you put them in a misting area or a cooling area and have the fans blowing around the mist. in the san francisco area, it is half the amount of fresno right now. kristen: could you replicate the mist at home? >> in terms of the mild version, but people can do is replicate with the spray messe

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we'll have to see a flushing out first. charles: wow. will say shah, listening to you i am glad i brought down nye jack daniels to the studio. with a minute to go, does that mean you're not buying anything? you're not trying to game some of these bounces? or is the best thing right now to be in cash? >> i'm, i never had, i'm sitting on a pile of cash. the only thing that we are buying right now, we're buying puts, buying put spreads on moist ever the zombie companies. we're buying call spreads on the vix when it comes down to ride that up. as far as i, i have a long list of amazing, fantastic companies that are going to bounce once the bottom is in. probably will wait until we get some point past the new lows to start nibbling on those. i will buy, average down into positions. microsoft, rio tinto, a long list of great companies, some like rio tinto pay huge dividends. certainly investors want to look at those on the way down to average into them. charles: real quick, i have to about 30 seconds, cpi number focus is substantially below co

that what we eat from sorta sorta flushed him. we still extort you money. he knew the schedule and they didn't put footage of soviet special forces trying to disperse. the ground was seen far and wide. shots were fired then probably not just by special forces, both so accepted casualties. later in moscow, gorbachev would express the claim that he had not given the order to use force. full blame would be put on the commanding officers with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only really and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with the 2nd world war i think, to millions of people ah, during the conflict the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations, the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr that be dying. when they do that, the men tried cruise, the peak popish normally because hitler was weak and new healing weak any was bl

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you will only part when you flush the but the one that when we 1st started it sort of flushed him. we still of switching the new speed new to studies. and they didn't put footage of soviet special forces trying to disperse. the ground was seen far and wide. shots were fired. then probably not just by special forces. those selling self and casualties later it must go god much off would express the claim that he had not given the order to use force. old lame would be put on the commanding officers with no nation. no nation has ever done anything like it in all history with so what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going from taishan, let it be an arms race. this on offense bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk with our top headlines live on off you international. the international atomic energy agency team arrives in oregon city to examine europe's largest nuclear power plant i made reported shelling by p f and the mission aime

strongly supporting the changes that are colleagues and working up a flush out after literally monthsscussions. i'll probably support the legislation providing the nothing more changes are made to its current form. everything we want to think the sinners collins, and capitol and others, and young, for their intense work with the democratic colleagues to get this right. congress processed in the presidential electoral votes was written 135 years ago the cancer came to a head on january 6, certainly -underscore the need for an update. so did 2001, 2005 in 2017, and each of which, democrats tried to challenge the level election over the republican presidents. obviously in every case, our system of government one out, and the electoral count ultimately produced right - and certainly analogy in the transfer of power to the one but is clear the country needs a more critical path to that outcome. this bipartisan bill does not rashly replace current law, something untested. it keeps what works well and modestly updates what is not. the bill sponsors debate every provision and found bipartisan

so, but we just flush it away and don't want to have anything to do with it. but it's something we really have to start dealing with again, ah, continued on. so they are that's exactly the goal of the state sponsored research projects or failure bar, which benito is also a part of a v i a closer coordinates the project. together human waste from public toilets and turn it into a usable resource. instead of flushing the waste with water, it's covered with pulverized straw. i can do a demonstration as if someone were peering and it inside the toilet. the urine runs into a separate container. that means the feces stays dry, keeping them separate makes them easier to purify. one extra element of the project is to collect human waste and to bring the nutrients in it on to the fields as fertilizer. there's huge recycling potential in human waste aspect. circling, balance, research happens here on the edge of it as well there. this is where nutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen, and many others that people excrete every day are being recycled. turning the

the bottle, what we started sorta flushed, whom we still have stored in the industry, you described. and they didn't put footage of soviet special forces trying to disperse, the ground was seen far and wide chunks were fired. then probably not just by special forces. those fillings, self and casualties. later in the most go got much off would express the claim that he had not given the order to use force. old lane would be put on the commanding officers with l. look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to place trust rather than with various jobs. with artificial intelligence, we have so many with for obama protect its own existence with ah, with it is breaking news from the ukraine color odyssey international officials say 3 people killed and 5 wounded, including a child who is now in serious condition. this damage shelling of the city of

last monday after it was damaged by flading, but when will people there finally have clean water to flush their toilets or brush their teeth or take a shower? fema is now saying it's too early to know. >> where we are focused right now from fema is being able to make sure we can provide and support the mississippi emergency management agency with bringing in safe drinking water, bottled water, supporting their operations, and bringing in our federal partners that can really understand what it's going to take to bring this plant back to full operational capacity. we're providing temporary measures to increase the water pressure so people can flush their toilets and use their faucets. the longer term about how long it's going to take before it's safe to drink, we have more to learn about what it's going to take. this is not okay for the residents of jackson, mississippi, so our focus needs to be what is it we can do today and in the coming days to make sure when we get drink saving water back, this does not happen again. >> such a travesty. yesterday, city officials said most jackson reside

so, but we just flush it away and don't want to have anything to do with it. but it's something we really have to start dealing with again. ah, continued answer, they are. that's exactly the goal of the state sponsored research projects, typically a bar, which benito is also a part of a v i. cows are coordinates the project for gather human waste from public toilets, and turn it into a usable resource. instead of flushing the waste with water, it's covered with pulverized straw. i can do a demonstration as of some one we're peeing and it inside the toilet. the urine runs into a separate container. that means the feces stays dry. keeping them separate makes them easier to purify. one extra element of the project is to collect human waste and to bring the nutrients in it on to the fields as fertilizer. there's huge recycling potential in human waste aspect. circle your balance research happens here on the edge of it as well there. this is where nutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen, and many others that people excrete every day, are being recycled. t

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but the fortification on the raevsky battery is not the only hot spot of the bagration or semyonov flush field. it was here that the hell of battle was not without reason around, perhaps the most monuments are the main attraction. here is the spaso-borodino monastery. it was founded as a monument not only to the heroes of the battle, but also as a symbol of eternal love and marital fidelity in the monastery was founded by the noblewoman margarita tuchkova, her husband a young general. tuchkov the fourth died. here in the battle, his body was never found. and on the central flush, where the generals saw for the last time, margarita erected a monument to the temple and began to come here often when she also lost her son. she finally moved to the borodino field around the good ladies began to gather single women, and so a monastery arose, where margarita, more precisely, abbess maria became abbess, tall, vladimirsky cathedral. visible from afar, it has all front sides from anywhere in the field, it looks majestic and beautiful. interesting bas-reliefs from the moscow triumphal gates are bui

meanwhile, on the men's side, it's a decade since andy murray brought the house down at flushing meadowser, the expectations may be a little lower — but he's still box office in the big apple. the former world number one through to the third round. wasn't easy against american wild card entry emilio nava — nava taking the first set before the triple grand slam winner reasserted himself to take the match in four sets. 0nto football, and erling haaland was again the star of the show in another emphatic victory for the english premier league champions manchester city. the norwegian striker, who scored a hat—trick against crystal palace on saturday, claimed another hat—trick as city thrashed newly—promoted nottingham forest 6—0. haaland scored all his goals before half time to take his tally to nine in five games. after the break, joao cancelo added a fourth, with julian alvarez scoring twice to complete the rout. city maintaining their unbeaten start to the season. julian and erling have a special sense for the goal. they're strikers and this is natural. it's difficult to buy or to teach. y

laura, many thanks for the latest in flushing meadows in new york.eft quite a legacy. these are some of the headlines, england'sjoint warmest summer these are some of the headlines, england's joint warmest summer on record. the driest as well since 1976 but it is this when i think it's quite interesting, we set the bar high at the beginning of the year, record record—breaking high temperature for new year's day, then each month this year has been warmer than average, and those records go back to 1884, so it's going to be quite a year, i suspect, before those final few months coming to fruition. let's look at what to expect. we have however at the moment got some showers around, can you believe it? from this little system some of them heavy and fund moving up from the channel coast as we speak so we continue to see a rash of showers over the next few hours and potentially through the night as well. quite a rash over the channel isles at the moment and they will push across the channel coast. elsewhere clearer skies and that will allow patchy mist and

i think it has flushed out a lot of the things that needed to be flushed out from the crypto space anyway. david: in may of 2022, began i think a meltdown in tech values and also crypto. did you get nervous that all of a sudden the world was going to fall apart? sam: not super nervous. it was going to be a rocky road for the industry, and, you know, you saw some businesses blow up when bitcoin hit i think if we $20,000. saw thinks meltdown much further than they did, if we saw nasdaq dropped 30% or 40% and we saw shares of bitcoin go down to $10,000 in tokens, you would see another round for the industry that would be potentially more of a medium or long-term. david: it did not give you any gray hair? sam: a little bit. but i plucked those out to keep up appearances. dave: let me ask you this. when the bitcoin world was going -- i think bitcoin peaked at $60,000. a lot of other cryptocurrencies went down as well. you bailed out some companies. what money did you use to do that? sam: so, there are a few different versions of it. and, you know, one piece of this was basically ftx's balance

maria flushed and taken us through. what is ahead? well, ukraine, this allies have dismissed the referendums, refuse to recognize the results. he has said it would, puts international observers of the vote on a global wanted lift and have them sanctioned. we spoke to one of them, the international relations chairman of the african national congress youth league, cooler county school seller, who was in this upper was you. and he explained why his organization is cited to observe the referent. we are here because we sympathize with the people of don, but nobody can be okay with being picked for a t as you, if you been shot at bonded for this long, you are bound to be hungry for your freedom and this is what we found on the ground, the people really, really wanted this for a long time. and we've seen it leaps, speak for the people who don't pass, but they haven't had a chance to speak for themselves. so there's that for them for us. was that opportunity for us to hear exactly what do the people of us say and what do they want? and i thin

laura scott, thank you, at flushing meadows.feet first in the battle between summer into autumn because today, we had 27 degrees, that's the second day in a row we've seen 80 fahrenheit so it's been hot and humid for some others but it's all about low pressure this weekend and it's really going to bring some heavy, persistent rain out to the west is that low is not moving very far very fast, and that could have quite an impact. west will be wet, as you can see quite clearly. this is the rainfall accumulations with the darkest

a 150000 resident of jackson, the state capital, cannot drink the water cannot reliably shower flush their toilets or battle their cities fires. governor tate reeves on tuesday declared a state of emergency one with no end in sight. i can't give you a timeframe as to when we will be pushing out of safe drinking water. days of torrential rains have swollen the pearl river, mixing sewage and drinking water and overwhelming the city's main water treatment plant, causing it to fail with the city. unable to afford the repairs, the state is offering emergency funding. this gets into quite possibly the billions of dollars. and so that is far beyond the city of jackson's reach to be able to accomplish that. on our longtime jackson resident bernard smith saw it coming and stopped up. i will try to stop go on war to supplant their stuff that don't bowl in any instances when you know you and i don't where this happens, you don't just all of a sudden you add to your supply. they always tell me a snake, a bike you give the bird jackson's population is largely black of quarter live in poverty. it'

not the first time the former president tried to flush something embarrassing. time, staffers went in there and found eric. ( laughter ) of course-- of course, when-- when the story broke, the ex-president denied it. so, that's it. there's no way to ever know the truth. ...until this weekend, when the plot went from one-ply to two, because haberman revealed these photos from a white house source, showing some torn-up toilet memos. to be fair, it's unclear if those are official white house documents, or his toilet's suicide note. ( laughter ) jim, can we take another look at the-- at "flush force one?" okay, that's clearly his sharpie handwriting. he even wrote the name stefanik. as in elise stefanik, one of the ex-president's biggest g.o.p. defenders in congress. now, if you're in the maga world, that is huge. congrats, elise-- i heard the president dropped your name. ( laughter ) now, it's been a while-- ( cheers and applause ) (♪ guitar riff ♪) really? wow! thank you very much. it's been a while since i've talked about conspiracy theorist and softball dipped i

but now the water is stopping and there is not enough water coming out of their taps to even flush toilets and the bigger problem in the midst of all of that is sewage. host: mark edwards, thank you very much for your time this morning. the [bell

they use this to flush. very little water pressure when there is anything flowing.k what's coming out of the faucet. that's inside. you head outside, everybody's waiting in line for hours for the most basic human need, a case of water. >> it's horrible. and i would like it to be fixed. please fix our water. >> it's been rough. >> ain't nobody pay attention to this until it happened. >> i mean, jackson has to do something about this. what about the kids? what about the community? what about the people? i mean, somebody could do something. >> the president declared a federal disaster to get emergency assistance moving and a new rented pump is up and running at the crippled water plant. the mayor tells cnn he's confident water will be restored this week. but the problem goes beyond just refilling an already dangerous system. i'm joined now by the president of the jackson city council. welcome to you both. let me start with you, ka hen day gainer, you've got a family of five living through this. i can't imagine doing it myself. how are you making it through this crisis?

the water will be used for flushing toilets. three days without water. no water pressure, no water.to discuss response efforts, including support from fema, the epa and the army corps of engineers. the president approved an emergency declaration to address the crisis, and state officials say they're bringing in more tanks to distribute water. updated covid-19 booster shots targeting newer strains of the virus could be available within days. those shots by fighter and moderna will target both the original virus and the new omicron variants. the fda hopes those shots will reduce the winter surge of cases like we have seen over the last two years earlier today on the four uc berkeley infectious disease specialist dr john schwartzberg told us it's not clear how effective this effort will actually be. the hope is that with the addition of this coverage for b 8.4 point five it's going to make the vaccine more robust. that is give us a better immune response to what's currently circulating what we would otherwise have. boosters will be available to those aged 12 and older. the moderna boos

the drains aren't working and we can't flush the toilet and work. everything's flooded and there's been no one from the disaster protection agency here since yesterday evening. i'm just microsoft in hotel now room president lensky said the russian strikes on the city so close to his roots had no military value. and the lensky said that fact shows russia is intent on attacking ukrainian civilians after ukraine's recent battlefield successes, pressures going on. the german government to increase its military support to ukraine. former boxing staff, latimer, clerical, has appealed to chancellor of schultz to stand on the right side of history and send more heavy weapons. clinical was speaking at a awards ceremony near berlin, where he was accepting a prize on behalf of the craning people. germany has so far refused to send high tech battle tanks to ukraine, saying it would weaken that country's own defenses. and d, w spoke to clerical after his speech and he said, rushes trying to use energy supplies to dampen foreign support for ukraine. the prices ar

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the kiwi was landing flush, but the granite chin ofjoyce was able to withstand the best he could offermedallist began to stamp his authority, as a cut opened above parker's right eye. joyce took advantage of that, huge left hand sending the new zealander crashing down to the canvas. he failed to make the count, as the juggernaut danced in delight after sending the perfect message to his rivals. now i get the credit i deserve from this fight and it makes me at the elite level, there is no argument, so i'm happy. i enjoyed the fight and got the win, the highlight of knockout. at this stage of my career, joe was a tough challenge, as you guys saw tonight, the pressure he put on and every time i hit him he kept coming back and we knew exactly what he was going to do, but everything did not click as i thought it would, but hey, it is boxing. the 37—year—old is now the mandatory challenger to 0leksandr usyk for the wbo title. those riches lie ahead, but this display has finally put joyce in the mix for the very best heavyweights in the division. finally, double olympic champion eliud kipchog

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