there everything is inside in order to kill all the plague bacteria fort kronshlot fort peter ii 300they so reliably covered the northern capital that during this time not a single enemy ship broke through to st. petersburg in the 20th century , military parts, while kronstadt itself was a closed city. now the forts have been repaired and the island has been cleared of age-old soot. klin is becoming a magnet for tourists and a new center of business activity in the framework of work with the ministry of industry. next year, a maritime salon with the minister will be held here. we also agreed, in my opinion, about three years ago, uh 2.5, and the ministry of industry and trade gives all the rest 8 billion each. we found charitable funds, and of this, almost 35 million dollars found his foreign investors for children, playgrounds and summer camps were built restaurants and a museum for adults, but still the main task of the park is patriotic education. a unique alley of heroes of the russian fleet from peter i to sergey gorshkov was opened here instead of the usual busts or statues. he

the island of forts has grown thanks to the project. 2 years ago, a historical park was opened with aion area for children. now a large food court has appeared here, a place for sports, and next year, the largest museum of the navy in russia will open where the first soviet nuclear submarine k3 will be delivered. a marine salon will be held here three years ago 2.5, and the ministry of industry and trade gives everything the remaining 8 billion. we found philanthropic funds, and of this, almost 35 million dollars found foreign investors, but the key attention is focused on the restoration of the three oldest forts under the protection of unesco. centuries were abandoned as unnecessary and began to deteriorate in 2019 . it was decided to breathe new life into them. a museum will appear here, cultural centers, restaurants and even a registry office, and the fortress of emperor alexander i, which i also called the plaguefort. already interested in producers of historical entourage is great for filming movies and tv shows. this is how the restoration of the forts looks like at the moment,

the island of forts has grown thanks to the project. 2 years ago, a historical park, a playground for children, a recreation area was opened. now a large food court has appeared here, places for sports, and next year, russia's largest museum of the navy will open where the first soviet atomic? the k3 boat leninsky komsomol will be handled by the museum of the navy and specifically the exhibition complex as part of work with the ministry of industry and trade, and next year a marine salon will be held here three years ago 2.5, and the ministry of industry and trade gives all the rest 8 billion each. we found patronage funds , and of this, almost 35 million dollars were found by foreign investors, but the key attention is focused on the restoration of the three oldest forts under the protection of unesco, kronshlot peter and emperor alexander, they were part of impregnable defense system of kronstadt but by the end of the 20th century, they were abandoned as unnecessary and began to deteriorate in 2019. it was decided to breathe new life into them. there will be a museum, cultural cente

of the word ford forts of st.ll tell you about them now. kronstadt we go towards fort kronshlot with it you begin the defensive history of st. petersburg the name it wears kronshlot. translated from the german crown castle personally a wooden model was made. peter the first further with a decree to prince alexander ilyich menshikov to build and an interesting fact that when already in 1704, the swedish squadron approached, they already stumbled upon this fort and left in their own way. here, every brick remembers peter i himself, the restorers are extremely carefully doing all the work. most of the ports are now under restoration, specifically, this is the nikolaev battery on the island of kronshlot in 2025. here , another fort is planned to be opened by the registry office built under peter the citadel today bears the name of its founder and how on the 350th anniversary of the king you can’t look at it and for more than one hundred years not a single enemy ship could approach it petersburg, this ford is interesti

there were very few casualties exercised at the fort.t is sort of embedded in the land, so they are resistant to these attacks, but but he saw the rockets and bombs going by. the high notes are the moments of tension for him, knowing the risks the soldiers are facing. the flag becomes the symbol of what the results of the battle are. isn't it -- it is an interesting time to think back to 1814, there was not any electronic communication, no radio, no radar. all the things we think of with warfare today. this was a time with very little information. you just knew if the flag was they or not. so that was critical as a question for him, who is in control and if his nation has a future. so the first line does and with a? . today, when we sing this today, -- so the first line does in with a question mark. today, when we sing this today, we think of it representing the powerful nation we became. in 1814, we were not. the british walked into our capital and we were not able to repel them and they basically attacked cities that will. so he gives

version that says that the coronavirus was invented in the us military biolaboratories, in particular forte detik, of course, coronaviruses are a natural phenomenon, but they tweaked it a little, and look, how he behaves, then he attacks the young of the old, then he doesn’t attack, then he succumbs to treatment with vaccines and retreats, then he eats these vaccines, like a dragon and he doesn’t give a damn. what vaccines have been delivered? it still infects people, it is a bioweapon, and now it has already been confirmed by jeffrey sachs, now in the world media there are a variety of versions about why the coronavirus was invented. why did they turn the whole world upside down for what did they do it? so our lives have changed drastically and what was before the pandemic will never be again. after the pandemic. there is another version. this, of course, is from a series of conspiracy theories, but it is being circulated in the western press, allegedly the coronavirus was invented by order of some billionaires who rule the secret. there are too many people on earth, there is nothing to br

what they did in dallas-fort worthy as i saw how many people work lived in fort worth but worked in dallas and vice versa the same thing needs to happen here dallas fort worth has that ratio, but we don't have that yet. that means we need better more efficient transit from one side of this metro area to the other so that this ratio can occur. you know you hearing more of that i guess in your research you finding more people doing that between san antonio. yeah, i think more people are doing it. i think for sure people are doing it within the corridor from san marcos into austin. yeah and new braunfels here new braunfels and come out county are the fastest growing local governments in the country in their size range and san marcos and hayes county are the fastest growing in their size range. so here we have not only two cities that are ranked very highly in job creation between in the last decade. austin was ranked number one. in job creation purpose percentage of job growth and san antonio was ranked number three with nashville. number two so here you have this unbelievable growth of jobs,

here is what the restoration of the forts looks like at the moment, i forgot the plague. here's how it became. yes, besides this, we will cover it with a glass dome. since a , in order to, well, just preserve in space and make some kind of concert zone there, the complex will have entertainment facilities, both scientific and educational. a children's military-patriotic camp is already operating here and every corner steeped in history. this iceberg symbolizes the discovery of antarctica by russian sailors. and here is the defense of the borders of the motherland during the crimean war, the st. george cross, made of cannonballs. this is the most spectacular part of the park, the alley of heroes . the most important milestones in the formation and development of the russian navy are presented, as well as those who made an invaluable contribution to this. fedor ushakov ivan kruzenshtern led nakhimov of which symbolizes his e his era his story his hero. this, respectively, is the creation of a cannon fleet and weapons. our favorite penguin. everyone strokes him petersburg ar

it was an intense battle and i think when keith saw fort mchenry -- key saw fort mchenry held in theravery of the militia and the forces, i mean they were outgunned. british ships had the most advanced weapons ever constructed by that time. they could shoot farther and had bigger munition. they were basically sitting ducks but they had the courage to stay and hold the fort against all odds. the odds turns in their favor and francis scott key saw this as a saving of the country. the unity, bravery, heroism, and god is smiling on the country and guaranteeing the promise of a country going forward. that spark of hope inspires him to write the star-spangled banner. susan: so on board the ship he kept his eye on the flag. the size of the flag made it easier for him to follow. mark: it was enormous. it is preserved in the smithsonian museum of american history. it is one of the largest flags created, certainly at the time. it was commissioned by a general in command of the four. he wanted a flag that was so large that the british could see it from a distance and they would see it as a chal

shortly afterwards, it turned back to fort lauderdale.ng the way, the signal was lost. either the battery died, or the killer dump the phone. all told by thursday, the day after the murder, the phone or whoever had it traveled a distance of about 60 miles. >> so obviously, who is with that cell phone, was most likely the last person that was with melissa. >> the texas also focused on those five hours the phone was stationary in miami gardens. was the killer home in that? >> we have to identify if melissa know somebody that lives in this area. >> is anybody come up at that point? >> no. we have nobody reason to believe anybody she's dating, anybody she knows lives there. >> melissa's family confirmed it. police asked everyone remotely involved in the case, and the answer came kept coming up no. by now, police had also cleared the ex-husband of melissa sister. didn't have a connection to the area either. but when they asked deborah, if she knew anyone who lived around their, her jaw dropped. she said she did know someone. >> i was like, i j

fort benning, what i see happening, the voluntary services started in 1973. the housing of the military is the number one cost when it comes down to family. the problem of which the general has already stated is very obvious. there are three or four things i would like to share. going out on the world population for the future, the u.s. aging force is 300,000 retiring. i retired this past year. the military is going to see more and more of that as time goes on. the world population reports the forecast for the age group 16-24 will be in a negative state by 2024. the projection for the world population will go down to 2060. host: thank you for that. pointed out those demographic challenges. guest: thank you for your service to the army and congratulations on your retirement. most of the countries in the world, the young people population is staggering or decreasing. our young people population is at least staying the same at about 31 million americans. the only reason it is not going down is because of immigration. that is legal immigration. the u.s. fertility

dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the the 3rd. okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of just june the whole the doctor threw thumbing just thin thorn oatmeal towana santo honda this? well can i know that? so got in the kink, your data always cycle, johnny. of course they, he meets a digital ah shuttle you. she visited fort detrick's, usa main military lab, biological weapons, massage and testing on humans continued in writing, thirty's and forty's and fifty's. ah, the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases infecting them with these diseases in order to develop vaccinations and medicines to immunize t

yesterday he visited kronstadt, a new park, the island of forts, was opened there. so i propose now in the next material, which we the president was shown in this capital of the russian fleet. tell us what is a must in the new kronstadt park fortov island vladimir putin arrived on the eve of the official opening of the president, accompanied by project managers ksenia shoigu and defense minister sergei shoigu, they tell how old abandoned forts have become a new tourist attraction in st. petersburg in a few years. uh, in fact, the russian fort boyard and there was a laboratory, when they left already, and this building, then, accordingly, they decided to burn it. there everything inside in order to kill all the plague bacteria fort kronshlot ford petra 300 years. they so reliably covered the northern capital that during this time not a single enemy ship broke through to st. petersburg in the 20th century , military units were located on the territory of the present park, and kronstadt itself was a closed city. now the forts have been repaired and cleaned of age-old s

i spent part-time on fort bliss, and from previously working at fort hood, i remember sexual assault victims even though should have this coverage. to access care on base, everything must line up for care for the survivor. and i was only able to treat one patient, and her commander officer was supportive, and an assault committed by another member of the military. i was grateful that offing worked out for this patient to get the care she needed, but this is not how health care should work for members of our military. and afterwards i was in hawaii for service members stationed in asia. hawaii had excellent abortion access and many can receive transportation and coverage for their care, except those members of the military. i will never forget weeping after sitting with an unlisted service member who needed to count out quarters to afford her care. she asked me what parts of pain management she could forego so she could afford her abortion. she assured me she was strong enough not to need pain medication, i was changed forever bearing witness to that injustice. i remember another serv

in may 18th , the us army institute of infectious diseases, fort detrick, was flooded, and the steamwas destroyed; a few months later , the newspaper neart. the times writes that fort detrick has been closed, and president trump is declaring moratoriums on the use of vapes and liquid analogues, that is, a cover operation. possibly virus leaks from fort deka is in full swing quote from a letter from a military microbiologist in this letter. he does not indicate the date of the leak of a dangerous virus, but it can be assumed that it was the fall of the nineteenth year. i think that the virus leak was not intentional. i am sure that the virus is artificial , this is evidenced by the site of furin cleavage and unnatural evolution in the course of which the virus jumped over two species immediately after the person. the question is, was this done in the wuhan laboratory? working on the project of the national institute allergies and infectious diseases or anywhere else that concerns us military personnel as a potential source of infection. i'm guessing some kind of technician or other su

cbs's kris van cleave will start off from very hot fort worth. evening, kris. >> reporter: we hit 110 here, paramedics say it's not only dangerous but potentially deadly. tragically played out in tallahassee, florida, this rnoo afleide ca growing concern over the toll of the unrelenting heat. major power scare at hoover damn as the mercury soared into triple digits, transformer explosion sent smoke billowing. as the mercury soared into triple digits, transformer explosion sent smoke billowing. dam supplies power to california, nevada and arizona. west of dallas, this intense heat-fuelled wildfire burned a number of homes as temperatures reached 111. currently 85 large fires are burning, scorching more than 3 million acres in 13 states. this ups driver collapsed in scottsdale, arizona, 110. he's recovering. 24 days in triple digits is also taking toll on texas infrastructure, drought conditions causing ground to shift, breaking water lines. of the nearly 500 breaks in fort worth this year, almost 40% come in the last month. what does it feel like

let me remind you that the investment project for the creation of the forte island tourist recreational cluster in 2019 is being implemented on behalf of vladimir putin. park on the island. this is the first park in russia that is dedicated to the navy. one of the main objects of the park is the alley of heroes of the russian navy that tells about more than three centuries of the history of the navy. a museum of the navy and, specifically, an exhibition complex are being built there as part of work with the ministry of industry and trade. ah, next year there will be a maritime salon with the minister. we also agreed, in my opinion, three years ago in 2018, only on the may holidays. we have passed about 100,000 people. that's why we agreed to as part of your instructions, again, to build a denouement in kronstadt, we were supported by goosebumps, kirzhanovich. and marina on e, 509 seats will also be ships of minor compensation will be. she will go on, she will go on. here we have a big competition. ah, so that those heroes that we had displayed on the alleys, but even a large number of p

the island of forts has grown thanks to the project. 2 years ago , a historical park, a playground forldren, a recreation area was opened. now a large food court has appeared here, places for sports, and next year, the largest in russia, the navy will open the first soviet nuclear submarine k3 leninsky komsomol is being built at the museum of the navy and specifically. but shot as part of work with mi. prompt, and next year there will be a maritime salon with the minister, we agreed, in my opinion, three years ago 2.5, and the metro gives out all the other 8 billion. we found patronage funds, and of this, almost 35 million dollars found foreign investors, but the key attention is focused on the restoration of the three oldest forts under the protection of unesco kronshlot peter and the emperor alexander about her were part of the impregnable defense system of kronstadt. but by the end of the 20th century, they were abandoned as unnecessary and began to deteriorate in 2019 . it was decided to breathe new life into them. there will be a museum, cultural centers, restaurants and even a re

in may 18, the us army research institute for infectious diseases, fort detrick, was flooded , a steamdestroyed and used to clean up discharged from laboratory facilities, the filtration system was faulty in the laboratory of the institute. a few months later, the newspaper neart. the times writes that fort detrick has been closed, and president trump is declaring moratoriums on the use of vapes and liquid analogues, that is, a cover operation. possibly virus leaks from fort deka are in full swing quote from a letter from a military microbiologist in this letter. he does not indicate the date of the leak of a dangerous virus, but it can be assumed that it was the fall of the nineteenth year. i think the virus leak is not was deliberate. i am sure that the virus is artificial, this is evidenced by the site of furin cleavage and unnatural evolution in the course of which the virus jumped over two species at once to humans. the question is, was this done in the wuhan laboratory? working on a project by the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, or somewhere else that conce

how these farmers, a whole been ukrainian forts on the black sea will soon be reopened. we're moving on recent hate waves and made one thing clear. the world is halting up as temperatures rise, research as a warning, the global economy faces may to losses if humanity fails to act on climate change. we don't slow global warming in line with the powers agreement. global j. d. p will contract by 18 percent by the middle of the century, according to zurich based ranch or a swiss re it's warrant that economies in asia will be hit hardest. in fact, china is at risk of losing nearly 24 percent of its g d p. in a severe scenario, europe could lose almost 11 percent works biggest economy though the u. s. central is close to 10 percent. so to discuss the risks facing global economies on whether or not governments are awake to these risks, i'm joined in the see why i didn't or engine from d w environment. thanks a lot for being with us. so when we talk about economy is being affected by climate change, what we, what we actually talking about was of impacts does it have? so what sci

you have the one of the last remaining black officers clubs at fort leonard wood in missouri that was saved and and having been associated with this agency for almost 40 years. i take great pride and they do too in the in the way in which they've harmonized modern development and preservation of historic properties and and that has it's a little known story and i'm delighted that i'm able to tell it today, but it's a very important one. how'd you get involved in this 40 years ago. i started as a summer intern. yes. right out of right out. are you a history? yeah. i was a history major. i wanted to work actually international park and the only job that i was offered was at the national monument. that was not my idea of a national park restrooms. so the ladies room to left men's rooms are right, and then i learned of this agency had just been started. so we're talking about to give a little to reveal my age. we're talking about 1972 and and the agency had just really begun to hire a lot of folks start as a summer intern. i didn't know much about historic preservation, but it sounded int

letters arrived, too, postmarked from fort smith, arkansas.itation to a welcome to montana together again barbecue for barbara and bill. an engagement party of sorts. mark finally decided to say something to bill. >> we're sitting at the restaurant. at one point during breakfast i said to bill, i said, hey, i'm not sure exactly how to say this, but i'm getting several emails. and he stopped me and said, no, mark. it's this crazy person. and i said, okay. so, i shouldn't be worried about anything? he said, no. no. don't worry about. so, we just let the whole thing go at that point. >> then less than two weeks before bill's death, two things happened. a car followed noah home late one night. what did your dad say? about that car following at the driveway? >> i believe he said something like, i should have gotten my gun or something like that. >> then, a few days later, somebody took the gun. >> i just thought well, you misplaced it or something like that. >> the gun, a 9 mm pistol, was normally stored in a gun safe in bill and anne's bedroom clo

actually, the russian fort boyard there was a plague laboratory.g, then, accordingly, they decided to burn it. everybody there inside in order to kill all the bacteria plague ford kronshlot fort petra 300 years old. they so reliably covered the northern capital that during this time not a single enemy ship broke through to st. petersburg in the 20th century , military units were located on the territory of the present park, and kronstadt itself was a closed city. now the forts have been repaired and the island has been cleared of age-old soot. damn, it is becoming a magnet for tourists and a new center of business activity in the framework of work with the ministry of industry and trade. next year, a maritime salon with the minister will be held here. deal still, in my opinion, about three years ago, at the moment, uh 2.5, and the ministry of industry and trade gives all the rest 8 billion each . summer camp for adults restaurant and museum, but still the main task of the park is patriotic education. a unique alley of heroes of the russian fleet fr

of the nearly 500 breaks in fort worth this year, almost 40% came in the last month. what is this heat feeling like when you're working in it. >> it literally makes you want to jump in the pool. texas heat is bad. >> reporter: the fragile texas power grid is keeping pace with demand as place for customs to conserve lex tries at this continues. the weather pattern is struck driving drying conditions north, creating doubt, promoting hot temperatures in california, arizona and central plains stifling under a heat dome. is this climate change impacting the weather pattern? >> we're certainly seeing moreae change. this drought caused us to go into summer much more earlier than we normally see. >> reporter: paramedics say this kind of heat can hit a person within minutes. here in fort worth yesterday, they transported 14 people to the hospital, one in critical condition. they say the biggest mistake people make is simply not drinking enough water. norah. >> o'donnell: 110 is hot. kris van cleave, thank you. for more on this brutal heatwave both here in the u.s. and europe,

most of all, there was a fort there. it was called fort piute. it was made out of rock. it had been built in 1864 to track the mail routes. you can still see some of the windows where the gunning placements were. there were ponds and you had lily pads, cattails. i mean, unbelievable. i mean, gee whiz, as a little boy cong from searchlight. as i look back, growing up in searchlight, i couldn't believe where i was raised. i was born in my parents' house in searchlight. we didn't have much money, but they left me something better. they taught me that by hard work, in america, you can succeed. my dad was a hard rock miner who--a lot of times, he worked and nobody paid him, and when they paid him, the checks bounced. my mother took in wash. now, you might ask, in a town of a few hundred people, whose wash would she take in? when i grew up in searchlight, it was a town of prostitutes. at one time, we had as many as 13 bordellos in searchlight. searchlight itself had no trees, no grass. it was just a place where there was no water. i'd wanted to go back to piute springs beuse a

in ukraine. —— green fort. mp can't understand why northern ireland was left open to such abuse when walls were tightened elsewhere such as scotland. i do find it quite curious that the northern ireland limited partnership s were close there and not yet northern ireland, as there was demand in scotland to close it down, because they knew it was having negative impacts for many people and no benefits. it is an amazing trip, really. foreign criminals don't come here, but northern ireland provides the clean wrappers for their dirty money by selling them shiny little companies with northern ireland addresses, and the stamp of a respected uk legal framework, enabling criminals to open bank accounts elsewhere in the world where they can put their ill—gotten gains. at first glance, it is no longer criminal money, it is an ap money. the northern ireland laundromat has spun its magic. —— and lap thank you very much, mr deputy speaker. i very much support... and mp involved in closing the scottish loophole is also surpri

of the nearly 500 breaks in fort worth this year, almost 40% have come in the last month. what does this heat feel like when you're working in it? >> it literally really makes you want to just jump in the pool. texas heat is bad. >> reporter: the fragile texas power grid is keeping pace with record demand, as pleas for customers to conserve electricity continue. meteorologists say the weather pattern is stuck, driving warmer and dryer conditions north, creating a drought, which in turn prompts more hot temperatures, resulting in parts of california, arizona, and the central plains stifling under a heat dome. is this an example of climate change impacting the weather pattern? >> we're certainly seeing more extreme weather due to climate change. this drought caused us to go into summer much earlier than we normally see. >> reporter: and paramedics say this kind of heat can hit a person within minutes. in fact, here in fort worth yesterday, they transported 14 people to the hospital, one of them in critical condition. they say the biggest mistake people make is simply not dri

james fort was born on september 2nd 1766. so on his 15th birthday fortin is seeing troops from the rhode island regiment as they linked with washington's troops on their way to yorktown. so it's just an awesome scene to see james fort and given that that moment of reflection with his hat in the middle there. you can see as these members of the rhode island regiment predominantly african american members of this particular group moving through so just an awesome scene, so we are just getting ready for our actor nathan all for tate as we begin this discussion that coleila will be moderating. so good to see nathan. and then as we get ready to get started appreciate it. hello everyone. thank you so much for coming. thank you. so gosh, so many questions somebody so many questions to ask i'm going to start with the idea of why we're all here tonight. why are we here? what does james horton story has to have to tell us today. well for me james fortin story, what's so critical is is as a person of african descent who has a nine year

fort island tomorrow july 31st. the head of state will receive the main naval apparatus in honor of navy day, as the kremlin press service reports, during the solemn inspection, the president will bypass the parade line of warships and in the waters of the gulf of finland and the naves on the kronstadt roadstead on a boat, and will also congratulate the personnel of their crews on the day navy and let me remind you that invest is a project to create a tourist recreational cluster. the island of forts 2019 is being implemented on behalf of vladimir putin as a museum and historical park on the island. this is the first park in russia that is dedicated to the navy, one of the main objects of the park, the alley of heroes of the russian navy , tells about more than three centuries of the history of the navy. plague laboratory and for the same, when they left this building already, then, accordingly, they decided to burn it. everything is inside in order to kill everything bacterium. but there, unfortunately, far away, w