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in 1936 , a nationalist rebellion led by general franco broke out in republican spain.loody civil war began. the ussr sent its military specialists to help the socialist government of spain. hitler supported general franco and sent the condor air legion to spain, with a total of over 500 people. in battles. which was once part of the german empire. in 1936, german troops occupied the demilitarized rheinland. in march 1938, hitler annexed austria without firing a shot. six months later, he demanded that germany hand over the sudetenland of czechoslovakia, where the german population lived. it must be said that from hitler's point of view, this was an adventure, the czechoslovak army was very strong, and this caused fear among the german military, they were afraid of this war, when german troops were pulling up to czechoslovak border and marched through berlin, columns, germans poured out into the street and silently, gloomily watched this. czechoslovakia was. bound by mutual assistance treaties with france and the soviet union. in the event of a german attack, these coun

this sunday at our stern grove festival, which we love to be a part of, just know our own gianna franco traffic expert who's coming back next week, she'll be there this weekend to host it. that takes place on 19th avenue and sloat boulevard. so just be sure to take advantage of mass transit systems and it's so much easierwhen you do. maybe even a scooter or a city bike that's available to rent as well. enjoy her. are you all right? she's amazing. >>> hey, the 49ers got to stay home this week but the team's tight end had something that he had to get off his chest. with the media. vern glenn explains. >>> plus -- lucinda. ♪ ♪ >> all right. so little bit more of williams headlining stern grove this weekend. we caught up with the grammy award winner ahead of her performance, gianna franco takes you to "bay area backstage" for the stern grove stage. and then veronica macias, are you dancing to the music? >> reporter: oh, we are getting our groove on and we are getting our workout out this morning. on this friday. in oakland. and we're also going to be talking the owner of this gym who's goin

john franco torres navarro, poses a threat to our community and we won't allow new york to be a safegerous noncitizens. this is two weeks after a columbian gang member was arrested wanted for homicide, arms trafficking and theft in his own country. he crossed in september of last year and released with notice to appear. ice rearrested him. jason owens posting arrest of two gang members, one in texas and one in arizona this week and noting so far this fiscal year, they have arrested 452 gang members and those are just the ones we know got stopped. with threat of gangs comes threat of fentanyl crossing the border. catch fox nation special on fentanyl, america's quiet killer. we talk to head of cbp and dea about how it ties together. bill. >> bill: thanks for staying on it. thank you. >> dana: topic on my mind. seniors on fixed income struggling to keep up with rising cost of living. people in 70s and 80s are forced to reenter the work force to make ends meet. joyce flemming was a nurse before retiring in 2018. she says things were good and now she needs a job to cover basic cost. joyce

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franco orosco summed up the result of the meeting with a soft shot under the crossbar (3:1). fakel won its first victory in season, orenburg was beaten. the game was held in voronezh with spectators, the fans had to wait for a goal for more than an hour, but the wait was worth it. nikolai georgabiani brought victory to fakel with a beautiful free kick under the crossbar. akhmat in grozny, losing 0:2 to khimki, played a draw, but the grozny residents are unlikely to be happy with the result. reziuan mirzov and alexander rudenko seemed to have made the home team's situation irreversible, but first alexander zhirov with the corner, in the next attack philippe cardoso at... raised the teams' chances of winning, which in the third minute of stoppage time seemed to be in akhmat's hands. khimki were left with a man down, and lukas lovat scored. but the final word in the match was left to khimki striker anton zabolotny. the forward took advantage of a defensive mistake and sent the ball into the net. 3:3. the fifth part of the new premier league season is behind us , with lokomotiv l

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. >> let's get started on this friday morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm gianna franco, and zoe is here. >> we are kind of matching, i love it, great minds think alike. >> i'm already thinking i might need a jacket later on, the windshield wipers potentially, some rain in the forecast. >> yes, some drizzle , we do have misty conditions as the storm system has arrived and it is going to continue to impact us and bring us more cloud coverage, i want to so -- show you something pretty cool with our virtual technology, there is a large area of high pressure, it is impacting places across the central united states but for us, it is this storm system that is impacting us early this morning and it is bringing rain to the pacific northwest, for us mostly just windy conditions, that is going to be one of our bigger impacts as we step out over the next 48 hours, luckily for us in the bay area, our biggest impact isn't going to be rainy conditions, it is going to be the clouds and these cooler temperatures, this afternoon the highs are not going to feel like summertime by any means. we

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franco orozco summed up the match with a soft shot under the crossbar, 3:1. its first victory of the season on its home field, beating orenburg. the game was held in voronezh with spectators, the fans had to wait more than an hour for the goal, but it was worth the wait. nikolai georgabianii with a beautiful free kick under the crossbar brought victory to fakel. akhmat in grozny, losing 0:2 to khimki, played a draw, but the grozny residents are unlikely to be happy with the result. reziuan mirzov and aleksandr rudenko seemed to have made the home team's situation hopeless, but first aleksandr zhirov with a corner, and in the next attack by philip kardos equalized the teams' chances of victory, which in the third minute of added time seemed to be in akhmat's hands. khimki were left in the minority, and lukas lovat scored. but the last word in the match was left to khimki striker anton zabolotny. the forward took advantage of a defensive error and sent the ball into the net. 3:3. a fifth of the new premier league season is behind us. lokomotiv leads the champio

our gian franco shows us the magic is all thanks in large part to the people backstage >>>said it a million times this is my unicorn job. if you ask sue mclaughlin, she would say she has the best job in the world. when the performers put on their puppets, they become these magical beings that, oh, sue oh and she loves it with all her heart as the key dresser and puppet supervisor for disney's frozen national broadway tour the job. it's her passion and it's created a special relationship between her, the puppets and the actors that bring these magical creatures to life night after night i beautiful like dan plihal. did you ever think you'd be playing a reindeer? didn't see that coming, for i wouldn't have guessed that when i was growing up. who transforms from man to animal playing the part of sven the reindeer all right. wow. and here's sven network, dan says, stepping into sven's shoes. or hooves, i should say takes some strength with the costume weighing about 50 pounds. the whole costume is tons of straps and clips and velcros and bungees and connecting connections. the fun of it is once

gianna franco spoke with the app's co-founder who hopes this becomes a totally new way to enjoy the game. >> i'm choosing the fast ball. that guy throws a fastball and strikes out, that feeling like yes, i called that will be really exciting. >> reporter: imagine a professional sports game where fans call the shots. well, guess what? there's an app for that and it's called fan controlled. >> the way the fan controlled works is a realtime app that allows fans to control the action on the field live as if they're the coach or gm of their favorite team, in this case the oakland ballers. >> reporter: for grant cohen who was raised in the bay area, the idea started years ago. as the story goes. >> me and a few buddies from college were sitting in a bar together in new york. >> reporter: they were watching a yankees game when they had the thought. >> could all the fans together with their collective brain power be stronger than the owner or the manager and would they care more? would the fans actually care more? would they support their team more, buy more merch and really feel a stronger conn

gianna franco had a chance to talk with her.y chatted about being back in california, about how grateful she is to be on the stage again after a health scare >>>and after all these years, they still refuse to say what really happened. lucinda williams can sing a story. the singer songwriter, known for weaving her words into lyrical journals with a style that is all her own. i can't put you in a genre, lucinda. you know everything is so different. it's hard to do yeah, sometimes. just for the synopsis of it, you know, i'll say kind of like a female bob dylan or a female neil young or something, and, you know, a female tom petty, because those are the ones i probably feel the most, you know, of, of contemporary artist. on the heels of a new album and a best selling book, she's still going strong despite a stroke she suffered in the fall of 2020. and you're feeling good these days. you're feeling it. yeah everything. i mean, i have a little trouble walking still, but you know i'm a little clumsy but, you know, that'll come with tim

co-headline with the daytime disco sound of poolside and frontman jeffrey paradise tells our gianna franco be back playing where he got his start, right here in the bay area >>>san francisco's sort of my spiritual home, like i still love it there. and, you know, la is just where i had to move to do music. i think it was a smart decision, but i feel like san francisco is such a beautiful city it's hard to take it out of your heart for a graduate from sf state jeffrey paradise remembers the days when he would walk with friends to stern grove. as i lived in the dorms, we would walk over to stern grove and like, see shows. and i never thought me and the drummer who were we were friends in the dorms, would be playing at stern grove one day. but here we are. we're actually doing it so yeah, he launched his dj career here in the bay area. i started djing in the dorms and then i started becoming a bit of a like a mission mission dj, mission bars kind of dj and then then i got to be. i grew to be like an opening act for big, big djs around san francisco and then. yeah, and then i moved to la and yo

gianna franco shows us. >> said it a million times. this is my unicorn job. >> reporter: if you ask sue mclaughlin, she would say she has the best job in the world. >> when the performers put on their puppets, they become these magical beings that -- >> reporter: oh, sue, oh. and she loves it with all her heart. as the key dresser and puppet supervisor for disney's "frozen" national broadway tour, the job is her passion and it's created a special relationship between her, the puppets, and the actors that bring these magical creatures to life night after night. >> beautiful. >> reporter: like dan. did you ever think you'd be playing a reindeer? >> didn't see that coming. i wouldn't have guessed that when i was growing up. >> reporter: who transforms from man to animal playing the part of sven, the reindeer. >> here's sven. >> reporter: dan says stepping into the hooves takes some strength with the costume weighing about 50 pounds. >> the whole costume is tons of straps and clips and velcros and bungees and connections. the fun of it is

yeah, i'm thinking that cause he's not really same franco. yeah. the other ones, are you sure? sure. we know viewers can see how helpful the expert advice has been. one more reason why the show is so popular, the notion of schools infrequent buses long distances. when a village school closes, children often have to travel a long way to get an education. ended up via the government wants to close smaller schools, as part of it said, you cation reform program. the school kids are not having any of it's the singing, a state anthem against the state. these pupils in england, latvia are singing in protest against the school reform planned by the luxury and government, and they are not alone. school children, all over lafayette, are gathering at the same time on this day. protest singing has a long tradition in latvia, in the 19 ninety's latvians demonstrated for their independence from the soviet union in this way and were successful. will they be this time to media doing it is a 9th grade at the school in english, a, in western lafayette. she's due to go to high school next year. i

you see when you're putting it on a franco speaker? a square. so yeah, he's not like a guy, steve, the menu on the phone down to. so i'm not sure why you were to be not. yeah, but practicing growth a global almost account. there is almost at all that we need to be somebody who's looking for those of it from the job. some museum resolved. well, most of all the limits that it was a kill was late, but it's a little girl of me for some was only is for the 1st 3. yeah. where you literally go for just a little one just before do you see both of these clear stanley people the office of the skies? not only down here, do you need to pull up the old school? just thought you might know me the symbol because oh, nice human there. the is the one cause of a dead to criticize the state policy of making bun dera and as follows, and national heroes of ukraine. he was repressed immediately the little side. uh that was a bundle. yeah, of course the tools on that and it was that will with it. how do i am to keep it with you know for you so. so which is kind of give

our gianna franco explains if you haven't left for your destination just yet, you may want to wait a few hours. >> reporter: things will get much busier later on extending to at least about 7:00, 7:30. after that things will wind down in the evening. for your return travel, make sure to hit the roadways before noon on monday. after that you're certainly going to see busy traffic throughout the rest of the day. our busiest freeways, some of our bridges like the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and the golden gate bridge, i-80, i-580 will see a lot of traffic this weekend, 101 as well and, of course, i-5 between san francisco, los angeles, and san diego. don't forget on monday some changes to public transit for the holiday. >> hopefully for those hitting the roads the weather will cooperate for them. >> yeah, no kidding. a lot of people staying in town, a lot of people leaving town. >>> the weather looks cooperative. if you're heading up to tahoe, temperatures will be mild but not too hot unlike a couple years ago when we had record setting heat for labor day weekend. we're not in for that

i'm gianna franco and your long holiday weekend. it's about to start. tsa is expected to screen a record breaking 17 million people through september 4th. our veronica macias is live this morning at sfo for the labor day travel rush. and, veronica, you've been there throughout the morning and we've been watching the lines grow all morning long. so how are they looking right now >live>we've just been seeing waves of people. of the airport at arrivals, but also right now. there is some action going on outside because you also have the teamsters who are picketing out here outside of terminal three. so just kind of making for a very busy morning out here in san francisco at the airport. and this is, you know, expected to be the busiest of the airports in the san francisco bay area. and people say that they're ready to head on vacation enjoy this labor day weekend. so today was the peak travel day. sfo is expecting about 900,000 passengers to pass through here until tuesday. that's an 8.7 increase over the last labor day weekend. so for people who had to wor

yes, i'm feeling that cause he's not really franco. yeah. the other ones, are you sure? sure. we know viewers can see how helpful the expert advice has been. one more reason why the show is so popular, the notion of schools infrequent buses long distances when the village school closes, children often have to travel a long way to get an education. ended up via the government wants to close smaller schools. this part of it said, you cation reform program, the school kids are not having any of it's the singing, a state anthem against the state. these pupils and angry lakia are singing in protest against the school reform plan. will they be this time to a media doing it is a 9th grade at the school in, in good, a, in western lafayette, she's due to go to high school next year. if everything stays the same, she'll be able to continue at her present school. but if the school reform comes into effect, the 15 year old will have to attend another school my school. so if i can go to school here anymore, i'll have to travel far to be able to continue my education. it is a basic goal is

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and our gianna franco had a chance to talk with her about being back in california and how grateful she be back on stage >>>and after all these years, they still refuse to say >>>>what >>lucinda williams can >>>>sing a story. >>>singer songwriter known for >>>>weaving >>her words >>>>into >>lyrical journals >>>>with >>a style that is all her >>>>own i can't really show my music and get out. >>>it's >>hard to. >>>yeah, sometimes it's not >>>>always so >>>kind of >>>>like i try to be >>>a female. neil young you know, female >>>>tom >>petty those are the ones >>>>i >>probably >>feel when i heard that you know >>>on the heels of a new album and a >>>>bestselling >>book >>she's >>still >>going >>strong >>despite a >>>stroke she suffered >>>>in >>the fall >>>>of 2020. >>>and >>you're feeling >>>good these days. >>>>you >>know i mean, i have a little trouble >>>>walking as long as you got a rock and roll heart, >>>well that'll >>>>come apart. yeah, >>>yeah, >>i think, >>>there's good what >>>>do you love most about what you do, >>>lucinda? what is the one thing that just keeps you you know, in

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before signing agreements, expanding their strategic partnership beller, ocean liter, alexander lucas franco claims ukraine has station, more than a 120000 troops along the border between the 2 nations. because jacob says almost a 3rd of the bell, the russian army has been sent to the frontier. in response. russia invaded ukraine from generation territory when the war began in 2022, china and the philippines. so their ships have collided in the dispute of south china sea, inputted shared by china, state broadcast or a ship identified by beijing. as the philippine vessel is seen running into the left side of a chinese ship, the philippines says 2 of its ships have been damaged in collisions, hundreds of firefighters are battling a wildfire on the portuguese island of madera. the flames have been spread by high temperatures, dry conditions and strong winds. governor says there are no casualties but a 160 people have been evacuated. after student protests and bangladesh brought down the government, many police officers, their a band and their post fearing reprisals from the movement that they a

i'm gianna franco developing news right now. there's new security. and parents and students in the east bay are demanding answers. this after a student was attacked inside the dublin high school locker room the teen is now recovering from a broken nose and a concussion. and as our julia goodrich reports, his mother is calling on the school to keep students safe on campus >>>>these guys come in the locker room and they ask are you the sonny? are you the sonny? and they wanted to do sucker punches me. i'll stand up. i start fighting back and they all start jumping me i'm hurting for him because i don't know how it's going to affect him lifelong. the trauma that he ensued. >>>sherry barfield and her 14 year old son, dasani are both shaken up and concerned for the future after he was jumped inside the locker room at dublin high school. >>>>there's so many different emotions that are going through my head >>>even more so after police say a parent helped carry out the attack. >>>>i just can't fathom how another parent can just bring bodily harm against ano

shay franco clawson, a convention delegate from alameda county, said since harris became the de facto nominee less than a month ago, enthusiasm for the convention has reached a fever pitch. i think the switch has been sort of giving people more momentum. people are a lot more excited. there's just a lot of buzz, there's a lot of positive energy. and again, this is a historic nominating convention. democrats say that buzz has also electrified donors. just last weekend, harris's campaign says it raised $12 million at a single san francisco fundraiser. democracy is messy, just like baking in los altos, dena jacobson is taking a different approach, turning out small dollar donations for the entire democratic party. she calls her grassroots fundraising operation bake back better since 2020. jacobson says she and a team of volunteers have baked and delivered thousands of cupcakes as a thank you gift for donors who contribute to one of her group's monthly causes or campaigns. in total, they fundraised over $340,000. it's thrilling to see how much money can be raised when that many people car

is the green light from allied weapons suppliers to use them again, start gets deep inside russia franco, which is a senior electron strategic studies at portsmouth university. and i often whether ukraine is likely to succeed in creating a buffer zone in russia. but it seems to be what they have done so far. they've advanced 30 to 40 kilometers, which i might say is irrelevant with respect to s strikes and not going to have an effect on my the other may well be, by the way we might see another smaller in customer that knows what size just to the northwest to some indications is one developing in the center of the region as well. but look, that's what southern sky says, i suspect is for 2 political reasons, in addition or collateral to that. first, of course, as well, we're talking about this, but not talking about the concept russian advances in the southeast on the 2nd is to create that's cool. it's a colossal so a potential piece deal. in other words, the credits have not much to do with it. now they have, let's see if they can hold onto it. right now, they're offensive. do seem to be

gianna franco has a preview. >> san francisco's sort of my spiritual home, like i still love it there, you know, l.a. is just where i had to move to do music. i think it was a smart decision, but i feel like san francisco is such a beautiful city. it's hard to take it out of your heart. >> reporter: a graduate from sf state, jeffrey paradise remembers the days when he would walk withwith friends to stern grove. >> as i lived in the dorms, we would walk over to stern grove and see shows and i never thought me and the drummer, we were friends in the dorms, would be playing at stern grove one day, but here we are. we're actually doing it, so yeah. >> reporter: he launched his dj career in the bay area. >> i started dj-ing in the dorms and i started becoming a bit of a mission dj, mission bars kind of dj and then i got to be -- i grew to be an opening act for big djs around san francisco and then yeah, then i moved to l.a. >> reporter: you have played all over the world. >> yeah, yeah. india and china, we've had offers, but other ayed at least somewhere most every other part of the world.

during the 1st franco malagasy wars, the friend sent a punitive expedition to for submission on the island, the aggressor ships brutally bombarded the coastal settlements. the invaders managed to force fully imposed control over the amount of gas cars external affairs, but the french wanted more. a few years later, they started a full scale village, airy invasion, and in 1895 captured the capital tent and rebuild the commonest exiled queen. run of all on the 3rd, and are prime minister, grinding a letter of une abroad. then the invaders began to declare the island from the malcontents, with iron and blood in 18. 96 france declared a protector. ed over man, a gas guard, and in $1897.00, annex the island. the suppression of the liberation movement erupted, merciless massacre. the capture of a gas car led to tragic consequences. natural resources were in the hands of french corporations. all local schools were closed and the french language was imposed on the population. there lasted 15 years and resulted in the death of at least 100000 mile against the people. the colonial regime left an ope

it was banned in the 19505 at the height of franco's dictatorship, but survived to gain popularity acrossar from some of those that took part. the whole feeling. everybody has just good energy and everything was good feeling. i love. like the energy and the crowd. and everyone'sjust like looking out for each other and it'sjust so much fun. everyone's on the same wavelength. it's so good. that brings us to a close on bbc news. see you again soon. hello again. wednesday brought us some big contrasts in the weather across the uk. now, for the north and west of the country, we did have a lot of cloud, and that brought some outbreaks of rain at times. you can see that on the combined satellite and radar picture. some of the heaviest rain went into western scotland, where we also had some of the lowest temperatures. for example, in harris, we only had temperatures of 1a degrees. in sharp contrast to that, skipping across these various weather fronts, we actually had plenty of sunshine and quite hot weather across east anglia and south east england, with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees in cam

it was banned for a while in the 1950s at the height of franco's dictatorship, but survived to gain popularity80s. do stay with us here. much more to come. you are watching bbc news. hello there. we've certainly seen some contrasting weather conditions across the country today. out to the west, it's been cloudy and often wet once again. this was chorley in lancashire this morning, some of the rain really quite heavy, clearing away to some drizzly, murky conditions. the best of the sunshine, well, high cloud, yes, across east anglia and south east england, but that's where we had the sunshine and the warmth. in fact, temperatures peaking in the high 20s by the middle part of the afternoon. probably too hot for many of us, but as those weather fronts that brought the rain sink south and east, no rain on it, but they're going to introduce fresher air as they move through overnight. so on thursday morning, then, we'll start off with a lot of sunshine and just a few scattered showers across northern england, northern ireland. showers more frequent into scotland, moving from west to east through the

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that is dimitri mid franco reports. oh, my favorite for example, is it is definitely getting up to this. every morning kamala thomas and her family have lift on both molly beach and jamaica for decades. now the fighting to make sure all jamaicans can access it is our privilege board and open dispute. that's on in 2019 a company called wolf group. both properties near the beach planning to build a $200000000.00 luxury resort. but the land they purchased overlaps with the own, the access road and the property with another rest of family and family resides. so we are fighting for this reward so we can have access because we can't fly and we kind of swim to do business. we have to travel by, i mean vehicle like everybody else where a car is being course. and we're contending that we made this road. i don't want it to stay free for everybody. public abscess. the wolf group has not reply to requests for comment. it previously said it had no plans to cut off the road tip up money beach. but the thomas's and all the community m

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for the re send the present. alexander lucas franco claims ukraine stations. more than the 120000 troops along the border between the 2 countries. because frank one, the border, was heavily mind and described ukraine's movement as an aggressive policy. what the collapse of this kind of escalation on the part of ukraine is an attempt to push russia to a symmetric actions. for example, the use of nuclear weapons for sure you green would be very happy if russia or below bruce used tactical nuclear weapons, that they would be happy because we would hardly have any allies left. no countries would ever sympathize. and secondly, on nuclear weapons. the world has a negative view of these, so the ukrainians want to push this possibility. they want to push russia, who could defeat russia. ukraine cannot do it. who can was the west nato. we, myself and president putin think that need to would then get the green light to invade russia without hiding its intentions. what, how much control it says in the key ways and more on ukraine's reaction to the constrained cause clayt

we also want to thank the no mayor london breed and all of the san franco■ that have also labored tohis day possible. are people of faith. we are a people that are proud . we also acknowledge lord, that without you, none of this would be possible. so, as we begin begin with you, but we also end with you. giving you gry and all the praise that you alone deserve. bless this day now that is done and we all this in jesus >> want to thank pastor ray for the word of god to begin our ceremony. just a few remarks and introductions. the national samoan chief council wa founded in 1972 here in francisco by high chief-- we :uof his descendants to my left. would you please stand? [apause] thank you. vision was to organize the of samoa residing here in san francisco and the bay area. they also formed the samoan flag day, which is what e celebrating this weekend. from what i recall, the last time the independent state of samoa la and american samoa flag flags were ra in city hall was with mayor willie brown. fast forward 20, 30 years lar, honorable london breed has allowed us to do the same, to ou

and in naguyevichi, there are franks there, we know it, franks, yes franks, and you know that, and francoould have been at the same time and a german and a pole and even talked about the fact that he might be a jew, but this is a borderline borderline situation, shevelov after all, so absolutely, i’ll tell you, you know, lipinsky, they were foreigners, from shiptyk, who of a certain time or foreigners or simulated ones, who from a certain time they are so... the situation is ukrainian, ukrainian identity, not even that identity, but the content of ukrainian identity, that they became ukrainians, aligned themselves with ukrainian, with ukrainian, with their demands, i may say so, you know, you may not know this, i know exactly who in my family was the first ukrainian, i remember, i established it, and it was my great-grandfather, he chose the same way, because we are all ukrainians without choice, we just don't remember it, maybe someone is lucky, because we were born once upon a time, we were the third, second, third generation, uh, fourth, who already were. ukraine, ukrainian, but i know

and similar intentions between you want to be was safe to say that it all traces back to the 1950s franco. somebody was a new case obsession with a wine and oil. a treasure that's was filled their pockets now, but it's back in the hands of a trifle owners. it's natural sanctions from those same contracts, usability, r t wrong. well, those are the story that we are across so far today. thank you for the company. we hope see you soon have a great day the the power buddy, i'm rick sanchez, may is if you continue to tune in and we won't just say that we thank you for it. by the way, this is some of what we're going to be talking about. spoken to the biggest grabs. nobody's spoken to perhaps bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, the martin luther king, what is it with mister trump's bazaar messaging? lately we're going to tell you what the polls are saying. the hard truth right here . i'm rec, sanchez, let's do this. the okay. got a lot.

group whose regenerative flour is used by over 400 uk brands and restaurants, including nandos and francoplain what regenerative farming is about? regenerative farming is a silver bullet for when it done well for the twin challenges of human and planetary health. what does that mean? coming out of the second world war there was a very fast growing population and a shortage of food and it is one of the great miracles of the 20th century, up miracles of the 20th century, up there with the discovery of electricity and the internet in my opinion, that mass starvation was avoided you a complete total focus on growing yield at all costs, growing food to feed the growing population. as with many things when you focus on one element, the yields, there are unintended consequences and the unintended consequences and the unintended consequences and the unintended consequences of this chemical focused farming has been heavily degraded soil. in terms of farmers, from a farmer point of view, will they be concerned about the cost of doing this? it feels like a more complex process, so how do farmers fee

ukrainian origin, you know, petro mohyla, or there is a kapnist, you know, the very surnames for them are francofranko, and his relatives until now, i was, i was actually in... his native village in naguyevychy and in naguyevychy there are franks , we know that franks yes franks know that too franko could be a german and a pole at the same time , and they even talked that he might be a jew, but this is a borderline borderline situation. shivelyov in the end, so absolutely, i will tell you, even lipynskyi, they were foreigners, from shiptyk, who from a certain time were either foreigners or simulated, who from a certain time were so fascinated by the ukrainian situation, ukrainian identity, not even that identity, but from ... of ukrainian identity, that they became ukrainians, stood in solidarity with ukrainian, with ukrainians, with their demands, i can say that, you know, maybe you you don't know this, i know exactly who in my family was the first ukrainian, i remember, i established it, and it was my great-grandfather, he chose the same way, because we are all ukrainians without a choice, we

ukrainian origin, you know, petro mohyla, is there a kapnist, you know, the very surnames for them are franco and his relatives until now, i was, i was actually in his native village in naguyevychi, and with the naguyevychi there are still franks there, we are we know, the franks, yes, the franks, and the franks also know this. he could be a german and a pole at the same time , and he could even be a jew, but this is a borderline borderline situation. shivelyov, in the end dontsov, yes, absolutely, i will tell you, even lipinsky, they were foreigners, whisperers, who from a certain time were either foreigners or assimilated, who from a certain time were so fascinated by the ukrainian situation, ukrainian identity, not even that identity, and the content of ukrainian identity, that they became ukrainians, aligned themselves with ukrainian, with ukrainians, with their requirements. i can say this, you know, maybe you don't know this, i know exactly who in my family was the first ukrainian, i remember establishing it, and it was my great-grandfather, he chose the same way, because we are all ukr

franco nadie's attempt put the railwaymen ahead again. soon, kirill golosnitsky landed the ball in the hosts' scoring area in a forceful manner, and semenov added the conversion. he also scored a penalty kick 10 minutes before the end, increasing the dynamo advantage to five points. however, the decisive period remained with the hosts. stefan malan equalized the score, and sergei yanyushkin put the penza team ahead. 28:23 victory. armand duplantis has held the title of the strongest pole vaulter on the planet for 4 years now. the 24-year-old us-born athlete, who now competes for sweden, has not lost to anyone in a major international competition since 2020. the two-time olympic champion, who set the previous world record in pole vault less than 3 weeks ago in paris, jumping 6 m 25 cm, has improved his achievement again. at the diamond league stage in silesia, poland, he cleared the bar at a height of 6 m 26 cm and updated the world record for the tenth time, writing a new page in the history of the queen of sports. marya rumentseva, news

one keen observer of the franco british relationship is comedian tatty macleod.n france and has great insight into the french way of life. have a look at one of her videos following the opening ceremony. speaks french. absolutely brilliant. joining me now is comedian tatty macleod. that was just brilliant. is that what french people thought of the ceremony because i had mixed messages from my french friends but the incredible thing is everybody thought about it before it happened and after the celine dion thing,, tears and emotion. i and after the celine dion thing,, tears and emotion.— tears and emotion. i think the ol mic tears and emotion. i think the olympic ceremonies - tears and emotion. i think the olympic ceremonies and - tears and emotion. i think the olympic ceremonies and i - tears and emotion. i think thej olympic ceremonies and i was tears and emotion. i think the - olympic ceremonies and i was talking about this with a friend of mine is about this with a friend of mine is a good example of how the french closed ranks and it doesn't matter what they'

at the start of the sprint, italian marco becsecchi fell victim to a mistake by franco morbidelli, who up with his compatriots in the rear wheel. two-time world champion francesco bagnae from italy made an inexplicable mistake. in his footsteps followed six-time champion, spaniard marc marquez, in the moto-2 series race, the silverstone gravel was tested by italian tony arbolino, followed by american joe roberts, in moto-3 the dangerous the collision was caused by spaniard angel piqueros and briton scott ogdan. fortunately, no athlete was injured during the competition. dmitry terekhov, sports news, channel one. i am with you, liliya rakh. with me is fashion expert evelina khromchenko, a person who knows everything and even more about fashion, as well as tv presenter and real fashionista tatyana devaryan. we will meet our heroine very soon, but let's not rush things, let's look at the list of her online purchases and try to guess who she works as and what she does. oil, well, this cereal flake will probably do, girls, well, and a 350 ml thermos mug, she brews in this, a milk cooker, wh