you have a gory community advisory committee. since upon 2017 every 3 months and worked with them to address their questions. they took a position to move forward with the quick build by staff. and when it looks like in the that helps people understands how the street might change and facilitate conversations with individual stake holders to understand and address their occurrence. i have a sum row of the phases of out reach. and the first thing we did in spring of 21 a merchant loading survey asking about curb space needs. we need third degree input to come up with the color plan notoriety project to figure out the right locations to accommodate loading. and other curb activities. and we had two broad rounds of public out reach open to stake holder the first was high level and asked for feedback on priorities. and we also first south feedback on proposed bus stops and the second wloundz we first put out those detailed drawings and asked for specific feet feedback that we needed to correct. >> and then, we made some changes to th

on vorobyovy gory it will be decorated with artistic compositions on sports themes, plus there will beion stand with a three-dimensional map that will help joggers navigate during walks . a special track with an injury will be made a safe surface. true, he has not yet been laid will do. this is the very last moment , just before the opening of the renovated embankment , numerous bike parking and rental points will appear along the paths.

parks reserves in total more than 1300 specially protected areas a country where there is no mary gory annually develops a base for ecotourism and receives a thousand travelers from different parts of the world who come, among other things, to see rare species of birds, which they live in european countries, for example, the third population, the bearded ones are not jars, these belarus, this is how it looks, if you suddenly didn’t know, it’s in the ivatsevichi region, but the local raipo in the protein ranking. unions in the top five produce literally everything from bread to garments. chief trump consistently high quality and variety. what is surprising about one of the largest regions of the belarusian woodland will tell elizaveta bruise in the section place to live. white azure in the mosquito, aquatic, reed warbler and gray owl are such rare birds that almost do not live in european countries, and in belarus there are about 20 such species on the territory of the ivatsevichi district there is a unique vygonchanskaya reserve the forest and swamp complex is located on the water betw

countries came together in this tournament to take a very high place and the winner, where the non-gori. this shamana was very, very nice. thank you he won the world chess championship among athletes with disorders of the musculoskeletal system and sets goals to break records in the pool , when winning is no stranger motivating story from mikhail denis while our main biathlon team is preparing for the new competitive year, we will take a look at the youth in the town , the seventh season of the belarusian federation cup has started, graduates of these unique competitions. already starting to replenish the roster. both junior and national teams. there is no need to look far for an example of a country, since elena kulak and alina zaitseva are already working on the women's team this off-season. but even in last year, these girls fought for medals in the federation cup and it is not surprising that the tournaments started in the vitebsk region, because athletes from this region are traditionally stronger . andrey kozlov tried to see the future stars of the federation cup, this is a very i

>> right now it is a kwat gory 4 hurricane, and i just got an update which ups the intensity for this as it moves into southern california. so this could be a hurricane as it moves into san diego. >> really. >> yes. that was the latest update i just got. this is such an intense hurricane, something that we don't even think could happen is happening at this point based on the current forecast. it has winds of 145 miles per hour, and look at this track here. remaining a category 4 as we go throughout today, coming down to a category 3 over the next couple of days. look at it now. it does show a category 1 hurricane making landfall near san diego as we go into the weekend. so this would be well above anything that we could imagine as far as storm track and the intensity, and then maybe not coming down to a tropical storm until it gets over let's say the southern sierra or the valley area. that will continue to move to the north, bringing intense amounts of rainfall. keep in mind that a hurricane has wind speeds over 75 miles per hour sustained with high e gusts. this big impact is for mu

course, he showed a lot of so-called prigozhinnoe, behind him they stand much more influence nyschie gory supported by military intelligence , a former game but we saw how he is, how remarkably nice they were talking on the benches of the headquarters of the southern military district captured by prigozhin with the deputy and the ukrainians of the game alekseev, who seems to have been sucked into africa after this, and of course the fsb because when the fsb markup was due and they come, you have an entrance hall and there are also not completed well, many of them are therefore connected to the fsb , a natural hive of guts, that's why i mark this figure do you understand, they are not all not high intellectually, it is already finished idiots listen when he does something somewhere , remember how he, with a happy face , told me for several days that two radioactive clouds are sourdough after a warehouse of shells exploded for uh for himself as uh for combined uranium well, that's it, and he could see that he believed in it and that's exactly what happened at night , all the idiots, you kno

the homeowner, by the way, was grateful, even though this is sad and a little gory, because she was worriedbout what could've happened. >> it is like hey, there is a snake and people should not be there. >> i know this may be upsetting for some people. >> why is he socon? why do we keep running >> recently on an interview on infowars, kanye west spouted hateful hitler-loving anti-semitism. this following his dinner with former president trump and white supremacist nick fuentes. both trump and kanye had their twitter accounts reactivated when elon musk took over.

but no, i can't do like/or gory. i'm out.etchup or anything else postmark >> suki: always had like a vhs camera and would ask inappropriate questions to the adults. i was doing my very much -- before she is like "spinal tap" >> suki: my mom is here. she has never been to l.a. before, and decided to come this week. and she is like if you call me out, i will kill you! >> kelly: oh, mama, you are wearing my favorite color. i love green. is this your first trip? >> suki: have been coming to l.a. for ten years and they have never made it out. and so she just decided to come this week and be a part of this whole experience. >> kelly: the beach and all of that. >> suki: yes, we will go to the beach tomorrow. it's been on that so fun. all right, camila, did you make movies? >> camila: i've lost my laptop that had my photo booth on it and my early teenage years. i don't know where it is. >> riley: i can think of photo booth and not tiktok. >> camila: i don't know what is on there, i lost it, but i just imagine, i remember being like i

on vorobyovy gory, vdnkh, the pokrovskoye-streshnev estate, believed in uzbekistan.ral, in 2011, more than 2,000 landmark places for the city were installed on how to implement a large-scale program, see right now a special report by catherine ii tenement houses bell towers or buildings of soviet modernism , the volume of restoration in moscow is impressive right now in the work of masters of 560 objects. today we will visit some sites and see how historical architecture is preserved in the city. at the final stage of the restoration of the moscow palace of pioneers at the main entrance, specialists are restoring a mosaic panel of young leninists, which was lost by almost a quarter. you can see the lost elements that are missing. uh, mostly panels. ah. we made glass, it does not differ from original appearance, i.e. color. we picked the perfect one. and at the moment. we are engaged in the molding of this canvas and recreate their original appearance. a lot of work and inside the pavilions, bas-reliefs and panels suffered from a leaking roof, for example, here the cr

the homeowner, by the way, was grateful, even though this is sad and a little gory, because she was worriedut what could've happened. >> it is like hey, there is a snake and people should not be there. >> i know this may be upsetting for some people. >> why is

southern session of abkhazia began to advance deep into georgia and captured the port, then the city of gorir tbilisi . they were about to enter the georgian capital. their task was the overthrow of the democratic regime. saakashvili stormed tbilisi. it did not happen. on august 10 , saakashvili agreed to the cease-fire plan proposed by french president nicolas sarkozy and approved by moscow . the international discussion of the status of south ossetia and abkhazia, what was not in the plan was the mention of respect for the territorial integrity of georgia. by the way, no international discussion of the status of the two regions was held afterwards. on august 12 , russia stopped the offensive and the five-day war ended in tbilisi on the same day a large rally was held to support the georgian people, five presidents came there , including the president of ukraine, viktor yushchenko. there was a feeling that the west breathed a sigh of relief . medvedev's plan did not interfere with russia's sarcasm to recognize the independence of the southern session and abkhazia already on august 26, moreo

if you put down all the dreams stronger nerves less vera shadow the day before gori it is only thoughtsbout him and about him about him and about him. no, they cannot but pride will change for him. i'm behind him alone, i'll raise it to him, i'll change everything behind him alone i understand that for the sake of appearance i'm friends i smile, and you would just put an end to me, but again a comma is seriously flying all the anguish into pieces on the rush, all to no avail day after day korea but fire with fire, only thoughts are all about him. it's about him i'll get up and change it. i follow him alone, i will rise to him . let me fall for him. i noticed. pride hello dear viewers of the podcast jokes again with you we will give you a good mood. sit down, you can fit comfortably. you can listen while standing today, as always with you, i am vadim galygin and attention. medvedeva, it is natalia medvedeva who will try no less than me today to make sure that you spend the time allotted to us in this laboratory in a good mood and, of course, as always, we will tell jokes. by the way, rig

hesitate to share a lot of the details of things i saw there because they're just it was just very goryt i'll share one and i'll try to describe it adequately but i was driving around those first moments bucha and we got out and they said look at this and it was a part of a leg from the knee down with a shoe on and then they said look over there about 100 yards awaythere was an identical , theother leg . and it was stuff like that all over town. if you remember, that first day nobody had ever heard of bucha . unless you knew what kind of place it was, the word yet an international war and an internationally known one so it was an experience where you can prepare yourself for that . but during that first day, as i collected these images in my mind it hit me likeokay , what i'm looking at here, these are atrocities. once i understood that, i understood the importance of getting to work. and finding survivors and getting their informationas quickly as possible . and filing something as quickly as possible to get it into our pipeline, to get it to our readersbecause that was important . >>

in november of 2021 as the mdx was gory at all time high, we got close a few weeks ago, that percentageond time in market history. neil: history to tell you when that happened, the timeframe that it is coming. neil: glad you asked that question. >> when we reach that level in march 2000, that was incredible. the mdx was up 24.5% and 11 trading days after reaching that ratio. does that mean that will happen here? crazy to think we will be down that much in that short a time. in november 2021, we reach the ratio, for several weeks, never 19th, the same time the nasdaq 100, the next three or four weeks, at christmas time and a week later the dow and the s&p topped out at their all-time highs and guess when it happened for the third time in the last 50 years? on july 14th, the week ending july 14th, once again, for only the third time in 50 years, the ratio of mdx to the dow got about 45%. neil: how does it materialize? >> we only have one, the example that happened in 2000. the mdx was down 85% from that high, 85%. am i predicting that? you can't make that kind of crazy prediction but i wa

in one, he allegedly wrote, i'm going to take more gory pics for personal stuff.s good that even though the laws don't keep suspects in jail, they still get f'd up by the dog. he said i know, right? i feel like this is the real punishment compared to the soft d.a. troubling allegations here, jim. >> making themselves judge, jury, and executioner. we have seen cases like this often caught, but by citizens filming police officers, exhibiting this sort of behavior. of course, a lot of police departments require body cams, but there are officers who pushed back including these officers. >> exactly. their antipathy comes through. their department assisted a neighboring police department in an operation. afterwards, amiri texted, if that agency didn't have all those body cams and that was us, we would have f'd him up even more. one year after that, this department instituted its own body camera policy. one officer said, over it, bro. can't wait to retire. rather than retiring, these three officers are now in federal custody. >> josh campbell, thanks so much for us. >>>

a company's software farm ago gori them in missouri. >> they don't innovate like we do.have a frequent economy. so the only out for them is to steal our secrets. >> you are being robbed every day. >> congressional round table in dysart, iowa the select committee on china how china is pleepg for conflict with the u.s. over taiwan. china now owns 384,000 acres of land in the u.s. that's up 456% since 2011. particularly alarming are attempted agricultural land purchases near u.s. military bears land that lawmakers warned could be used for spying or for spreading bioweapons that could disseminate our crops. >> what keeps me up at night is that they are stealing our seeds and they are reverse engineering to know what makes them hardy and what makes them drought resistant and pet resistant. what says they couldn't turn that around to us. our food supply is a national security issue. >> here's the problem, one out of every three rows of soybeans out here is sold to china. u.s. farmers are asking congress to get tougher on china without alienating their number one customer. bret

lot of the details of things i saw there because they're, you know, they're just it was just very gory. but i'll i'll share one and i'll try and describe it adequately. but, you know, i was driving around that that in those first moments in butcher with a couple guys from the the militia tower over on and we stopped and we got out and they said, hey, look at this and and it was just, you know, it was it was a part of a leg from the knee down with the shoe on and then, you know, and then they said, look over there. and about a hundred yards away, there was an identical just the other the other like and it was like that all over town. and if you remember those that first day, i mean, nobody had ever heard of butcher unless you really knew kiev well and you knew what kind of place it was. the word butcher wasn't yet a sort of international word and or an internationally known one. so it was kind of an experience where you, you know, you can't prepare yourself for that. but during that first day, i as i collected these images in my mind, it sort of hit me like, okay, what i'm looking at he

nothing is more squarely in that latter character gory than the fake electors plot. i have been buried in the details, like many of you have, of january 6th, lead up, the aftermath, in this indictment contains the most detailed revelations about that specific conspiracy. the fake electors conspiracy is a plot we have seen in state after say, seven total, and the facts aren't in dispute. some of them are publicly broadcasted in realtime at the time. but crucially, to go back to the defense, the president's lawyer, ex president's lawyer is trying to mount, they basically have nothing to do a speech because all of this was kind of done behind the scenes. in some instances, i would in the wide open. but what is described in the fake electors scheme crucially 's conduct, actions. jack smith sums it up simply in the tail of the name of the details the plot. here it is, quote. trump's use of dishonesty, fraud, and deceit to organize fraudulent state slate of electors and caused them to translate false whatever gets to congress, the organized in that that caused them to do i

those are in the book, umar, who's a guy who showed me around senegal, i had the opportunity to go to gori with him, which is the door of no return is in. it's a door which slaves pass through on their way to cross atlantic over to the americas. and it was very it was very impactful was a very difficult place to visit. you feel the ghosts very much and what's weird that my entire life i had always associated water with serenity but there through this door is beautiful water but you hear the stories about how people would jump off the boat to drown themselves instead of making the passage. and he talked to me all about that and. that was something that i we spent the whole day together and it was hard to shake those those ghosts. but he was simultaneously very uplifting, too. and i found a lot of hope in what he said. another character who made a great impact on me was actually kids in new zealand. so the characters one is a young named maggie and maggie was a frenchwoman who is a member of an audio tech union and would work eight months until she made enough money and then travel around th

if we see the trial of some of the other defendants first, and we see the gory details of the evidencey be that that political strategy backfires on him. >> molly, i want to hear you jump in on the political strategy, right? if the entire point from donald trump's legal team has been in part a legal argument but of course a political argument they want to push this past the election, i know you have the codefendants who are beginning early, right? and actually they are beginning to show us what it is that fani willis has, just how damaging is that for donald trump? >> well, i would say that look, trump wants to do this case in the court of public opinion. he wants his people to get on his side, and he is going to do that by trying to kind of say this is not about him. this is about a prosecution that is unfair. this is a country that is coming after him. which of course we know is completely untrue. but that is part of the game. i do think he wants to run out the clock because he knows that he can keep his people, or he can get his people on his side won the nomination. and remember tr

it's not gory.there's -- they very smartly kind of made it -- they toned down the gore from what we filmed to make it pg so that kids can go and get scared out of their minds. [ laughter ] to trick children into coming, yes. >> jimmy: forgive me for not knowing how it goes, the doll, that little kid, is that a real robot they built? >> yeah, so they had a few. they had a fake doll. and then we also had a genius prodigy 11-year-old new zealand girl, amy donald, who played the physical motions of the doll. >> jimmy: i see. >> that's all her moving on all fours, the dance, everything. that's this movement genius 11-year-old girl. i remember first day on set, my first scene was with the doll. they put the fake doll there. i'm turning around with the doll in that red hallway. the doll's going to be, you know, ten meters away, which is whatever in feet. [ laughter ] whatever. like that far. [ laughter ] and then they put the fake doll there, and i'm like, this doll is fake. i'm slapping it in the film, ok

the homeowner, by the way, was grateful, even though this is sad and a little gory, because she was worried about what could've happened. >> it is like hey, there is a snake and people should not be there. >> i know this may be upsetting for some people. >> why is he socon? why do we keep running >> recently on an interview on infowars, kanye west spouted hateful hitler-loving anti-semitism. this following his dinner with former president trump and white supremacist nick fuentes. both trump and kanye had their twitter accounts reactivated when elon musk took over. now, the g.o.p. house judiciary has finally taken down their infamous tweet from october. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... yes we can. stephen welcomes john david washington naomi osaka. and musical guest spoon. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: come on. right over there. >> louis: check it out. >> stephen: please have a seat everybody. welcome one and

if we see the trial of some of the other defendants first, and we see the gory details of the evidencet political strategy backfire for donald trump. >> molly, i wonder how you jump in on political reggie. if the entire point from donald trump's legal team has been a legal argument but also a political argument to push this past the election, but then you also have some of these codefendants beginning early. and beginning to show us what it is that fani willis has. just how damage it was that for donald trump? >> well, i would say, look, trump wants to do this case in the court of public opinion. he wants his people to get on his side. he's going to do that by trying to kind of say this is not about him, this is about a prosecution that isn't fair. about a country that has come after him. which of course we know is completely untrue. but that is part of the thinking. so i do think that he wants to run out the clock because he knows that he can keep his people or he can get his people on his side. when the nomination. and remember, trump world just wants to stay alive another day. >> mo

many ways an attack that lives in infamy and i to talk a little bit about it again you can read the gory details in my book on cold harbor but in a nutshell grant decides he's going to do a frontal attack and then he delegates to meade the responsibility of putting all the parts together. that was a big mistake at point in the campaign grant and need had really fallen apart. they weren't traveling together anymore. meade was really -- at grant for a variety reasons, which we could talk about in some length. he'd actually written home to his wife, margaret, who was who was there in philadelphia. he's margaret. if i could find a honorable to retire, i would do it. and he had had it with grant. he also did not grant's style, because it was too aggressive. he didn't like these frontal attacks, of course, grant and his men were very upset with meade who didn't seem to be showing any initiative. and sometimes i've wondered if meade had been in charge and there had been no if the army of the potomac still be there in the wilderness trying to maneuver for perfect position, he just never know. bu

undering kl calans to not underestimate the concern e sleshlly it's been downgraded to first a cat gorynd now to tropical storm status, but still, a very potentially dangerous and people might feel i feel more confident about things that it has been downgraded. >> that's exactly right. and water kills and the things in water kills. flash floods, if anyone's ever seen them or experienced them, they come quickly without much notice. if you're inside we're going to be safer if you're elevated and that's better and the second is of course, even if the waters pass and there is a foot or water or two feet of water you don't know what's underneath that water in term of electrical things or things that can puncture your skin or things that can cause great harm. there is just no need to risk this at this stage because we know -- we essentially know when it ends and then you rebuild. so for los angelinos and everyone in the area, this is when they can take responsibility for their own safety and security. we can debate and fight and worry about climate change and the cumulative climate disasters

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if anything, i congratulate you on the second birth of the legendary house of pioneers on vorobyovy goryon tomorrow on knowledge day, as they said at the hydrometeorological center in moscow, it will be warm and sunny until 28 without precipitation in the morning during traditional school hours around 20°. a real gift for students, parents and teachers, the weekend will get a little colder rains, but already at the beginning of next week the warmth will return and on tuesday it will reach 25 degrees, as for autumn we will have comfortable weather. there will be an indian summer across the entire european territory of russia, and the velvet season at the black sea resorts will last until mid-october.

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. >> admiral, you point out how gory and staged almost for television, to remind and show other enemiesnk putin feels the need in the aftermath of the coup to dramatically reassert that he is still in power? >> sure. read machiavelli, "the prince." when you go for the king, you better kill the king. that's what prigozhin failed to do. putin knew he needed -- your point is a good one, elise -- he needed to demonstrate, and pretty quickly as it turns out, who is really running the joint. i think that even over the last couple of days, you see the bricks are together. brazil, russia, india, south africa. in south africa, having a conference. putin is playing to that international audience, and he is also playing to his domestic audience. >> admiral, given the description you gave of the video and sort of giving everybody a front row seat to this execution, i mean, isn't prigozhin a fairly wily, smart character? i wonder why he'd get on the plane. why wouldn't he have five private jets lined up and get on the one that -- i don't know. it doesn't make sense to me that that man, knowing his r

i think what we want to avoid is yet more sort of gory health warnings because they just simply invoke and if smokers warning fatigue. and if smokers feel they're being nagged, for example, if they're being told, oh, you're spending £2,000 a year on tobacco, you could have a nice holiday , i think people a nice holiday, i think people just switch off because we all spend our money in different ways. i don't smoke, but i do spend a lot of money on alcohol and if i choose to spend my money on alcohol rather than having a holiday during the yeah having a holiday during the year, my choice. that's year, that's my choice. that's got absolutely nothing do year, that's my choice. that's got ethelutely nothing do year, that's my choice. that's got {the government.) do year, that's my choice. that's got {the government. so do year, that's my choice. that's got {the government. so ito year, that's my choice. that's got {the government. so it does with the government. so it does depend what they put on these inserts. issue well inserts. the other issue as well is who's going to pay for them, beca