well , next to the freedom square, which ennobles the petersburgers, a residential area of ​​10 high-rised from shelling, but people live in them. now the houses are preparing for the heating season very beautifully. what is microphone we are very grateful people work well, a resident of the 15th floor thanked the petersburgers not only for the new windows they are being installed at the expense of the builders, but because of the monument to alexander nevsky for their careful attitude to the symbols of the city and cultural education. now the builders of st. petersburg are making a heating circuit so that during the heating season people will enter a warm apartment, they are carefully preserving it. here is a memorial plaque for levanitsky, the street is called that. splinters from shells flew here during the battles. consulted and decided to keep this tablet in in the form in which she survived the battles in mariupol , the board to the pilot sigismud levanevsky will be restored and returned to the facade of the house as soon as its contour is insulated, and painted at the entrance or,

petersburg alexander nevsky installed on the freedom square in mariupol on the very spot where untilant-garde trident coat of arms of ukraine, the decision to demolish the symbol of ukrainization of the russian city was taken by mariupol residents. tell me you need such a guy, you need it, you definitely need it. what for? well, why? first of all, this is our history. all we need to know the children must know is that the city was set up beautifully. as they say, everything starts to live, everything will be restored well, the monument was opened in a narrow circle, without drawing attention to the situation in the city, the difficult work of the drg. yes, and the front line is nearby. however guests from the poprotem city came to congratulate the people of mariupol. today it is very symbolic with such a cultural gift that a monument to alexander is being opened in mariupol. and i have it because alexander nevsky, uh, is a defender and protector for the entire orthodox world. e russia, i think that this monument is really and well-being between always a monument to alexander nevsky w

well , next to the freedom square, which ennobles the petersburgers, a residential area of ​​10 high-risethey suffered from shelling, but people live in them. now houses are preparing for the heating season, different in terms of what a good microphone is. we are very grateful people are working well, a resident of the 15th floor thanked st. petersburg residents not only for the new windows they are being installed at the expense of the builders, but also for the monument to alexander nevsky for their careful attitude to the symbols of the city and cultural education. now the builders of st . keeping. here is a memorial plaque for levanitsky, the street is called that. splinters from shells flew here during the battles. consulted and decided to keep this plate in the form in which it survived the battles in mariupol about an individual solution for glazing their balconies. at will, they took it on a pencil. also from a pencil repaired kindergartens, paid special attention to the security system of preschool institutions have already been recorded. yes, from a year or more here, so the sta

well, next to the freedom square, which ennobles the petersburgers, a residential area of ​​ten high-risegs. all of them suffered from shelling, but people live in them. now the houses are preparing for the heating season very beautifully. what is microphone we are very grateful people. allow me, a resident of the 15th floor thanked the people of st. petersburg, not only for the new windows they are put up at the expense of the builders, but also for the monument to alexander nevsky for their careful attitude to the symbols of the city and cultural education. now builders petersburg, they are making a heating circuit so that during the heating season people will enter already warm apartments, they are doing it carefully, preserving every religion. here is a memorial plaque for levanitsky. the street is called so, fragments from shells flew here during the battles. we consulted and decided to keep this plate in the form in which it survived the battles in mariupol . mariupol residents asked about an individual solution for glazing their balconies. at will, they took it on a pencil. kinderg

places and military graves and install signs with qr codes there, such a one appeared today on freedom square in polotsk near the monument to the liberators, it was from here that the republican action started, the symbol of unity, the most ancient city of belarus was liberated from the german fascist invaders on july 4, 1944, 31 formations were also military units that distinguished themselves during the release of the honorary title of polotsk more than 30 soviet soldiers received the title of hero of the soviet union, the memory of the fallen was honored with a minute of silence. this is necessary, because well, in fact, the events of the twentieth year have shown and now they continue to say that, well, it is necessary to educate people, especially the younger generation, in patriotic education. patriotic knowledge of the knowledge of the history of one's country is necessary and obligatory in order to live in the world and understand what is happening in general in the world. and why should we go, to what? we must strive for russian national unity. it's probably in first turn. this is ca

petersburg alexander nevsky was installed on freedom square in mariupol at the very place where untilt, the coat of arms of ukraine, was decided to demolish the symbol of ukrainization of the russian city . what for? well, why is this, first of all, our history. everything we need to know the children should know perfectly set up the city as they say, everything begins to live, everything will be restored will be fine, the monument was opened in a narrow circle, we do not attract attention, the situation in the city is complicated drg works. yes, and the front line is nearby. however, guests from the sister city came to congratulate the mariupol residents. with such a cultural gift today it is very symbolic that a monument to alexander is being opened in mariupol, and he filmed me, because alexander nevsky, uh, for everything orthodox. e of the world is the protector and protector. e russia, i think that these are really and well-being between always a monument to alexander nevsky cast in st. petersburg, a small savvy pedestal has already become a kind of city landmark for good luck,

petersburg alexander nevsky was installed on freedom square in mariupol at the very place where stoodnt-garde trident coat of arms of ukraine, the decision to demolish the symbol of ukrainization of the russian city was taken by the people of mariupol. tell me you need such a fact, you definitely need it. what for? well, why? first of all, this is our history. everything we need to know the children must know . the city was set up magnificently. as they say, everything starts to live, everything will be restored well, the monument was opened in a narrow circle, without drawing attention to the situation in the city, the difficult work of the drg. yes, and the front line is nearby. however, guests from the sister city came to congratulate mariupol residents. this is such a cultural gift. today it is very symbolic that it is the monument to alexander that is being opened for manipulation. and i have it because alexander nevsky, uh , is a protector and defender for the entire orthodox uh world. e russia, i think that this monument is really and well-being between always a monument to ale

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spasatelnyj center on them it was written this is the square in front of the regional administration freedom square and on that day and just on march 4, well , 20 30 of our ukrainians and kyiv stood just opposite this square with the parties of the cinema of ukraine well, actually speaking, they did not let create a single picture for those who wanted to give something away, while those who came to receive something, we didn’t know them. well, there weren’t ten people there, well, that is, they opened something there, but only one kamaz, someone came there, they closed kamaz and that's it. well , that is, it was not possible to remove anything, guys, someone will eat us , the occupier ukraine ukraine ! for almost sunday, i told what was happening in kherson to calm people down, then first i recorded a video, uh, just on my phone. pass it on to everyone so that we are worried in kherson, everything is fine in kherson ukraine. tomorrow , if possible, pass on what we are going to do here. that glory to ukraine that this video has become viral, it has already started to be shown as in in the news, he i

started in the most ancient city of belarus in polotsk , the participants of the rally gathered on freedom square, laid flowers at the monument to the soldiers- liberators, the memory of those who died during the great patriotic war, honored minutes of silence, it is very important that, with the support of the federation of belarus, the patriots of belarus well perform a very important function when in almost all cities where the action will take place , appropriate information stents with qr codes will be put up, where any person who comes to the republic of belarus will see the heroic past what happened in that area. at what cost did it come? this is a victory, it is necessary it is necessary because, well, in fact, here are the events that have shown the twentieth year and now, which continue everyone is talking about the need to educate people, especially the younger generation. yes, and the older generation also has a lot of questions and patriotic knowledge of the history of one's country is necessary and mandatory in order to live in the world and understand what is happening in general i

memorial places and military graves and install signs with qr-codes there today appeared on the freedom squareent to the liberators, it was from here that the republican action started. the most ancient city of belarus was liberated from the nazi invaders on july 4, 1944 by thirty-one formations, as well as military units that distinguished themselves during the liberation. more than 30 soviet soldiers received the title of hero of the soviet union in memory of the fallen heroes, honored the minutes of silence, this is necessary. it is necessary because, well, in fact, here the events of the twentieth year and now, which continue to say everything about the fact that, well, it is necessary to educate people, especially the younger generation, patriotic education of patriotic knowledge. one's own country is necessary and obligatory in order to live in the world and understand what is happening in general in the world. and why should we go to what russian national unity should strive for. this is probably first of all this is calm and peace in every house in every family. and when we are all one

video show her wandering past buildings, heading toward freedom square. later lured back to the zoo by a staffer. dressed her in a yellow hoodie and even gave her a big hug. and this. the nfl season is officially underway. for chicago bears fans was a very wet start. take a look at this video. players made the most of the conditions after taking home the first one back against the san francisco 49ers. they celebrated postgame by sliding into the end zone. a man walking his neighbor's dog had to call her back -- had to call for backup. the neighbor negotiated to drop the knife. offered a boat load of treats. it turns out, we are told, sam and did the awfully cute. we could take a few pointers from the raccoon. making himself comfortable in a hammock. the raccoon stayed snuggled up pretty much all night. if you have viral videos to share, hit us up @foxne @foxnewsnight. it's time to bring back everybody's favorite, kevin corke, for one of our favorite topics, food. kevin, talk to me about fast food. >> let's be honest about it. you all say that you want hea

he talked about letting people have freedom and independence. how does that square up with their initiative to create a nationwide ban on women's right to choose and abortion. how does having, talking about freedom, how does that square up with their consistent effort to deny people the right to vote and continue to put together suppressive, voter suppression initiatives. how does helping people, how does independence and helping people deal with their daily lives and economy, how does that square with fighting against lowering the cost of prescription drugs, lowering the cost of insulin to 20 $35 a month. how does securing our economy and lowering the cost of inflation, how does that jive with their 100 percent vote against providing chips technology so that we can provide and produce our own components here in the united states. how does that square with those declarations? he wants us to trust the republicans but what we have seen is they are unable to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, unwilling to provide everybody with healthcare. i think i lost count of t

yurik the decision of the central committee of the cpsu on the reconstruction of the freedom monument on sovetskaya square, signed by khrushchev, the monument to dolgoruky was subject to dismantling. why didn't this happen, a mystery or another? riddle what kind of outlandish fantastic animals are crowning the pedestal of the monument, and this is nothing more than an exact copy of the stone carvings of early christian churches in the dumgul period of vladimir of the suzdal principality. agree quite boldly for the year 502, that is, in the center of moscow, with the approval of the stalinist artistic council, a whole dream of the ancients settled pagan deities of centaurs, dragons and three-tailed fire-breathers , lvov that in itself and even in the company of the prince became an outstanding artifact of the era of intelligence socialism alexander karpov alexander merkuryev, yuri zabolotnikov pavel glaciers news. and this concludes our issue. all the news is always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site look.ru ernest matskevich was with you, i say goodbye until tomorro

moscow almost lost its yurik by order of the cicak of the cpsu, the creation of a monument freedom on sovetskaya squarekhrushchev, a monument to dolgoruky was to be dismantled, why didn't this happen a mystery or another one? riddle what kind of outlandish fantastic beasts are crowning the pedestal of the monument, and this is nothing more than an exact copy of the stone carvings of early christian churches in the mongol period of vladimir of the suzdal principality. agree for the year 502 quite boldly, that is, in the center of moscow with stalin's approval. hu. a whole dream of ancient pagan deities of centaurs, dragons and three-tailed fire-breathing lions settled in sveta, which in itself. moreover, in the company of the prince, it became an outstanding artifact of the era intelligence of socialism alexander karpov alexander merkuriev, yuri zabolotnikov pavel glacier news. a space in which there is no restriction for creativity in moscow, the center for social integration for people with disabilities was opened, its founders, the head of the people's artist of russia diana gurtskaya, the center use

well, you tell me how you can keep such a big freedom-loving dog forty square meters, in my opinion,or this dog. yes, you don’t need to do a lot, uh, run a lot. yes as much as possible movement and then, in principle, if you want two or three hours a day in the morning in the evening for a walk , you can think of it. there are about 300 purebred dogs in this shelter, although the owners also hold the exhibition without calculating their strengths. and raising a dog is a whole science, either they abandoned their pets or simply threw them out into the street, took the dog, got a dog. uh, be responsible walk only on a leash, because here are our breeds. yes, here we are dealing with staff pit bulls, they are not very good, even if you have the kindest dog in the world a person who will say you have a killer, but we will return. to moscow in the village of trinity from the scene of the crime. it was here that tatyana's lifeless body was found. yes, their houses are only 300 meters away, and that's what surprised the investigators of the testimony to yuri while tatyana was exchanging cou

yurik according to the decision of the central committee of the cpsu to recreate the freedom monument on sovetskaya squarethe monument to dolgoruky was subject to dismantling why didn't this happen mystery or another? riddle what kind of outlandish fantastic beasts are crowning the pedestal of the monument, and this is nothing more than an exact copy of the early stone carvings.

this war and now the mobilization is brewing so that they do not die , defend your freedom now in the streets and squaresou do not have to fight in the mountains or simply for your right to live when the russian government begins and the next wave of mobilization about the course of mobilization in russia and protest actions in the caucasus, let's talk with the head of the government of the chechen republic, ichkeria, who was exiled by akhmed for kyiv , mr. akhmedo. i congratulate you, i'm glad to see you again. i want to say, glory to ukraine, and i'm sure that you you will answer correctly as it should be glory to ukraine glory to ukraine to the heroes indeed to the heroes thank you, but i will also try to ask the first question in ukrainian if it is difficult to translate it in russian, good, good, you saw it now, you probably heard it with us in the studio, they showed it, and i also know that you joined before our broadcast, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, recorded this address to the peoples of the caucasus, in particular, to the chechen nation, also against the background of the bus

he talked about wanting people to have freedom and independence, how does that square up with their initiativesban on women's right to choose and abortion? how does having -- talking about freedom, how does that square up with their consistent effort to deny people the right to vote and to continue to put together suppressive voter suppression initiatives. how does helping people -- how does independence and helping people deal with their daily lives and the economy, how does that square with fighting against lowering the cost of prescription drugs and lowering the cost of insulin to only $35 a month. how does securing our economy and lowering the cost of inflation, how does that jive with their 100% vote against providing chip technology so we can provide and produce our own components in the united states? how does that square with those declarations that he has made. he wants us to trust the republicans with this, but what we have seen is that they are unable to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, unwilling to provide everybody with health care. we have seen this -- i think i have lost co

all the other lands from which people are sent to etuvain . won't die, defend your freedom now in the streets and squaresdon't have to fight in the mountains and forests later, simply live for your rights when the russian government starts investigating the waves of mobilization, the full version of the appeal you will be able to watch the president on the broadcast of the marathon , and now the news after the news release, whole ukrainian defenders are being taken to the battlefield in the village of demantiivka in the kharkiv region, this is the border and the place of fierce battles , the height here was important for the russians. it was possible to take 20 bodies of brothers for identification and reburial. they could not do this earlier because of heavy shelling . border in the liberated village of dementiivka in the kharkiv region, a group of national guardsmen is preparing for work. and the teroboronov soldiers are engaged in evacuating the bodies of comrades killed in the summer, so you can't retreat from the path that the military is leading. the russians tried to break through the ukrainian de

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freedom. it was about we who gave the 1st friday sermon and to square off the single bottle was toppled. it was no surprise in the following the 2013 crew in egypt. the caesar regime confiscated the scholars assets, tried him, and then she and accused him of in fighting terrorism. unable to arrest him because he was out of the country egyptian authorities instead to change his daughter, ana, who remains behind bars in solitary confinement. a cut, although we founded several institutions in his lifetime, including the international union of muslim scholars and the european federal council. through these and his books and sermons, his impact is likely to uplift him. with his passing, the muslim world has lost arguably its most influential and learned religious scholar of modern times, the head of iran's nuclear agency says allegations teheran breached international agreements, a fabrication by israel mohammed islam. he spoke at the meeting of the un nuclear watchdog in vienna. with the revival their ra nuclear deal is on the agenda. israel has frequently accused her of enriching uranium po

freedom. are you driving somewhere in the forty? i would n't leave without kissing you. scarf masha go home why then saved me in the square, i don’t understandout of the fight to die in battle they are a drunken dragon. i never thought that the swede would save you. who asked? you are the enemy. calm down ivan, we are now one army. listen, i wanted to thank you. we won't get to the fortress by winter ivan come on messenger. and what kind of body did you eat little porridge to chase with us, you beat us now, we’ll beat you. something. i don't see you poltava. then you suck your mother's boob. talk a lot, uncle yogan will drown you with your drum, but you won't swim you know how. only here is one condition, the swedes are commanded by a russian. russians let yasno lyokha command , get over to the russians. good. enough to sink the stove, let's catch the master here. 8 months later, wintering was coming to an end. forged the show well, the teapot doesn't even let the commanders shoot. i thought the war would not go into the soul to sing. our army in europe is driving from the swedes. and here i am spinning circles around the steppe. yes this is

. >> financial freedom, and it can help climate change. they can be as small as 80 square feet.e is entertainment and food available on site at the fairgrounds. where crews are struggling to contain a wildfire in placer county. -- fire crews are struggling to contain a wildfire in placer county. there is no containment and evacuations are in effect for several communities. it also forced the closure of a mile of the pacific. crest trail increased winds have caused the fire to keep spreading significantly overnight. let us turn to our meteorologist. she striking the forecast and air quality -- is tracking the forecast and air quality. >> we are seeing poor air quality and areas closer to the mosquito fire. we are seeing some very unhealthy and hazardous levels later on today. reno and carson city, we will see the effects of the snow. this is the smoke forecast. we are under blue, hazy conditions and this is where the smoke will be thick and difficult. blue canyon, south tahoe area. the next 24 hours or so, we get the sea breeze and that will clear things out tomorrow. it will als

amanda: tiny homes can offer financial freedom, mobility and combat climate change. they can be as small as 80 squareeet. you can still experience tiny fest today. there's live music, entertainment and food on site the fairgrounds. bart is celebrating 50 years of service. the agency kicked off celebrations with a big party in oakland saturday. thousands of people came to the plaza for games, music, food trucks, prices and more. there was an opportunity to touch the third rail. officials opened a 30-year-old time capsule from 1992 and put things in a new 50th anniversary time capsule. >> we have folks that have worked here for 50 years celebrating with us. we have retirees, those who drive trains. organ stations. they are all here if they are not working to celebrate and meet the people we serve. amanda: they hope to encourage more riders to return by offering 50% off through september. we are taking a look at the past, present and future of the bay area's biggest transit system. you can stream bart to 50 year special starting today on the streaming tv app. it is available on demand in the new and pop

freedom. it was about we who gave the 1st friday sermon and to square off the single bottle was toppled. it was no surprise than the following, the 2013 crew and egypt, caesar regime, confiscated the scholars as it tried him. and then she accused him of in fighting terrorism, unable to arrest him because he was out of the country. egyptian authorities instead detained his daughter, ana, who remains behind bars. in solitary confinement, a cutter, though, we founded several institutions in his lifetime, including the international union of muslim scholars and the european set to a council. through these and his books and sermons, his impact is likely to uplift him. with his passing, the muslim world has lost arguably its most influential and learned religious scholar of modern times. he with the news ally from london wants to lad will turn our attention to brazil. is it a pass for its final will not match before the cattle wild cup and he will have that story. ah, cats, away. official elling, of the john with hole. and the fishing and line of the john. ah ah. just under an hour and a half

you somewhere on the independence square, already on the occasion of our victory day it was tomas lelekach, because there is a battalion of the carpathian sich freedomrom kharkiv oblast. if you remember talking about the anthem, it started in the early 90s. look, in america, when their anthem is played, they all stand and put their hands on their hearts, and then it seemed like this. well, how will ukrainians stand up just sang the anthem of the soviet union, which is unbreakable but has been broken. and here we have to sing some ukraine is not dead yet. what is ukraine? we seemed so insincere . the first notes of our anthem, they immediately stand on their feet and immediately put their hand on their heart, no one tells them this, it comes from the heart from the soul, but for those for whom it is not possible from birth, it appears now somewhere, somewhere these notes these words means much more and also support well, again, violin violin in the trenches, you imagine keeping a violin about all these shellings, it's something incredible, but well, nothing is really strange , actually, my brother-in-law, and that is, my sister's husband, he is also

alaskans are very coveted's of our freedom and our privacy and certainly women's reproductive rights fit into that category very squarely in alaska native history, as well as across the lower 48 states with native americans, we do have a history of being sterilized without our knowledge or consent. this is one of the places where i come to this issue, there is nothing more sacred than a woman and a family's right to decide how and when they grow their family. >> i want to pick up on the pro-fish platform that you just mentioned. obviously, this is something that is very particular to the state of alaska, so i think it's important we expand on it a little bit. but it does pertain to the concerns folks have about the environment as long as with the economic viability and the growth that the state of alaska wants to sustain. you talked about how that's one of the most exciting parts of your campaign, salmon management and security, in particular. you say you are pro fish and as a representative of alaska, now, how do you plan on kind of striking that balance, right? in making sure that you are pro environment, right? when

always so impressive to see tiny homes can offer financial freedom mobility and can help combat climate change. they can be a small as 80 squareou can experience tiny fest tomorrow as well. there is also live music entertainment and food. bart is celebrating 50 years of service and held a big party today in oakland to mark the occasion. thousands of people came to the lake merritt station plaza for games music food trucks prizes and much more there was even an opportunity to touch the third rail bart officials opened the 20th anniversary time capsule from back in 1992 and put things in a new 50th anniversary time capsule. we have folks that have worked here for 50 years here today celebrating with us. we have retirees we have those that drive the trains work in the stations and they're all here today if they're not working to celebrate and to meet the people that we serve. so neat bard is hoping to encourage more riders to return by offering a 50% discount on fares through september. now abc 7 news is also taking a look at the past present and future of the bay area's biggest transit system. you can stream abc 7's bart 50-year

freedom. it was about we who gave the 1st friday sermon and to square off the bottle was toppled. it was no surprise in the following the 2013 crew in egypt to cease regime, confiscated the scholars assets tried him and then she and accused him of in fighting terrorism. unable to arrest him because he was out of the country egyptian authorities instead to change his daughter, ana, who remains behind bars. in solitary confinement, i'll cut, although we founded several institutions in his lifetime, including the international union of muslim scholars and the european fed to our council. through these and his books and sermons, his impact is likely to outlive him. with his passing, the muslim world has lost arguably its most influential and learned religious scholar of modern times lebanon's parliament has passed a national budget for 2022. it approved the spending plan as protests, as capitan the capital bay roots. the country faces an unprecedented economic crisis with many people falling into policy over the last 3 years. say the hotter has spoken to people who can try to access t

freedom. now on the streets and squares, so that later we don't have to fight in the mountains and forests.ny other people who ended up under the russian flag. call zelensky announced to the caucasian republics for a reason that rallies were held in dagestan over the weekend, which hardened three telegram channels in the telegram according to the scheme of the belarusian protests of 2020. in the total number of subscribers, 250,000 people published information with an appeal and disorder and sabotage, according to the head of dagestan, the secret services of ukraine are behind unauthorized rallies. i want the dagestanis to understand them. who are they? let's, let's in this, and in this circle you call them those. who kills today our guys who protect our home? shake up the situation in the republics, echoing the statements that have been heard from the west all year round from rabid russophists in july by the former polish president and nobel peace prize winner. lech walesa. called to dismember russia is in his opinion. the quote will ensure the security of the whole world in russia there a

. >> yes i mean, review cannot squared because they simply do not make any sense. the party of quote unquote personal freedomn. now when it applies to women's reproductive health. and seeing what they're doing to these migrants, i completely agree with joe. they are trying to deflect from the fact that they are not performing as well as a thought they would in the midterms. they're trying to get the topic off of abortion access. away from, that a lot of candidates don't even talk about it, they are raising their previous positions that being pro-life, pro-life, pro-life on their website. but look, this is why tim ryan, one of the many -- why time ryan who is a good personal friend of mine is doing so well in this race. it's a race that donald trump won handily in 2022. tim ryan's pulling ahead of j.d. vance and those polls right now. the race will continue to be tight, i think i'd be a very close race. but j.d. vance is sort of touch with voters in ohio, especially this piece of women who will ultimately decide who wins at senate race. and then i want to talk about abortion, i doubt j.d. vance is out there s

freedoms and where east and west pledged to live together in peace. as his coffin was carried from the building, round of applause before his final journey. most soviet leaders were buried in red squaree soviet union his final resting place is this moscow cemetery. mikhail gorbachev�*s wish was to be buried beside his wife raisa. he loved power but he loved her more. the medical charity, medecins sans frontieres, says a shortage of clean drinking water in pakistan is causing an increase in water—borne diseases in areas hit by the country's worst ever floods. 33 million people have been affected by the disaster. officials in the southern province of sindh say another quarter of a million people are at risk of more floods, as water levels rose sharply again. andrew macleod served as chief of operations of the united nations emergency coordination centre in the international response to the 2005 kashmir earthquake in pakistan. thank you for coming on the programme. what is your assessment, right now, as pakistan's infrastructure and ability to respond to this? the pakistan military has — respond to this? the pakistan military has a _ respond to this? the pakistan military has a great _

freedom, openness, and diversity, we will defend ourselves. >> reporter: there are acceptations to this gun-free zone, for those who live, work and transit through times squarer as enforcement, city officials saying you won't actively see people, officers searching individuals, that's why the signs are up, telling people if they do break the law, they could face felony charges. >> polo, thank you for the latest there from times square. polo sandoval. >>> this morning, police in ohio have released new body camera video of columbus police fatally shooting an unarmed black man. in the video, an officer is seen opening a door and then firing at 20-year-old donovan lewis in his bed. cnn's jean casarez has been looking at the video, joins us now. jean? >> here is what we know. this all happened very early in the morning on tuesday, in columbus police officers went to that apartment to serve felony warrants for domestic violence, assault and improper use of a firearm. the body cam video shows that when they get to the apartment, they knock for about eight minutes announcing who they are, they say the name donovan several times, finally after those eight minutes som

freedom. jefferson about loved biography here from monticello born in 1743 and early on. as a young man, he cleared the sight of 250 square feet at the top of a hill which he called monticello and that's where he lived for much of his life and where he would go on to build over the course of a very long time. he referred to it as his. essay in architecture along with the land plantations not just monticello but others as well jefferson inherited slaves from his father and even more from his father-in-law. john wales, he also bought and sold enslaved people and in a typical year he owned. about 200 of them almost half of them under the age of 16. about 80 of the lived at monticello. so they far up numbered. the free people at monticello others lived elsewhere in albemarle county on his farms and at his estate and bedford county. virginia which is south of monticello south of charlottesville where he also built a very beautiful house. i'm not going to talk about today. they were integral to what he did. to his making his living some of them worked in trades others in the fields some in the main house. many were members of t

freedom. jefferson, i have a biography here from the monticello. he was born in 1743. early on, as a young man, he cleared the site of 250 square feet of the top of a hill, which he called monticello. and that is where he lived for much of his life, and where he would go on to build over the course removed to move. along with the land, plantations, not just monticello, but others as well, jefferson inherited slaves from his father and even more from his father in law. he also bought and sold enslaved people, and in a typical year he owned about 200 of them. almost half of them under the age of 16. about 80 of them lived in monticello. they far outnumbered the free people in monticello. others lived elsewhere on his farms and at his estate in bedford county, virginia, which is south of monticello. south of charlottesville, where he also built a very beautiful house. i'm not going to talk about it today. they were integral to what he did, to making his living. some of them worked in trades, others infields. others in the main house. many were members of the hemings family, as you probably know. elizabeth hemings said her children

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square. and i am sure that vladimir putin has in mind the dangers of people coming on to the street to commemorate a reformer who is somebody that russians will remember dog, broken freedom, freedom of press, freedom of information, freedom of demonstration. i think that's why there is such a heavy security presence on the street today. and did i remember one demonstration and moscow in 1980, when a popular protest singer called vladimir saki died, which brought a large number of people out on the street some mounted place. some horsemen had dispersed them. so it's always a problem. and i'm sure that the kremlin has been very careful to make sure that this is not something that would bring people out on the streets. but as, as you same, president, put that aware of the potential danger here. but as we reported gorbachev, legacy in russia is divisive to say the least to people really think that fondly of him, given that many blame him for the chaos that followed the collapse of the soviet union. well, that's not true of all the young people i, i keep in touch with people and, and russia. and i was quite interested to see her in the valley's a said and a tweet from his pri

freedoms and east and west pledged to live together in peace. as mr gorbachev�*s coffin was carried from the building, a final round of applause before his finaljourney. most soviet leaders were buried in red squarehail gorbachev�*s wish was to be buried beside his wife, raisa. he loved power but he loved her more. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. for the second time in a week, nasa has called off its attempt to launch a powerful rocket — part of a mission aimed at eventually putting humans back on the moon. the artemis rocket was due to blast off this evening — but technical problems forced the team to call for another postponement. our science editor rebecca morelle is at the kennedy space center in florida. rebecca. yes, there is a real sense of disappointment but really the problem started early on. the rocket was being fuelled and a hydrogen leak was spotted and that is not a good thing. the team had several attempts to try to work around this but none of their troubleshooting worked so the launch attempt was called off. what is interesting about this is that the problem that stopped today's launch are different to the problem that stopped monday's launch, that was an issue with the engine