or something happens. gregory takes hundreds of photos later to combine them into one high resolution image. danielle records all the important data needed for a geological computer model the other way back. it's like 210 meters and then i'll try to come back even lower, maybe like a 150 of the drones, our radical revolution. how science is done and try to teacher students. how it's done. sorry, i'm trying to monitor this as well. i go too far, i'm in the atlantic ocean. so that's but know things are changing really, really rapidly. every time we have earthquakes, we want to see if these are moving still. it's really important for recovery and safety. there's, you know, still people working nearby here at some of these factories. so, and it of course, could still abrupt again, we think it's winter up to any time the past 3 years have seen repeated erupt, sions in the region. but only recently have they started effecting residential areas and it's not just the inhabitants of glenda, vic, in february 2020 for interruption disrupted hot water supplies to 30000 people living nearby at a t

estimate when, if ever green the vic will become habitable again, as one of those researchers is gregory to pasco, a few kilometers away. he's working to answer these questions so vital the green vics future. i think i was always curious. i really loved mountains. so i was really curious, why mountains are there? why do you have, you know, areas that are flat and why do you have areas, you know, big spiky peaks like the elves, the and these are the rocky mountains tectonics that are really the driving force. it's kind of a balance between tectonics and climate. gregory to pass go, teaches tectonics and structural geology at the university of iceland to you in the background is just the lucky in graduate student danielle forest. there are studying with fishers in the earth's crust from the air tracking how they change here, and where it's really smoking a lot is where it's hitting the barriers. so we're doing repeated surveys of the cracks overtime with the drones. and so we can use drones to surveys, we're doing high resolution photography and the photos we can states together using the

pull the players and fans back at the university of iceland. gregory de pasco, compiles the geological data from is excursion degree. and so this is the main western boundary of what we're calling. you're going to be going to vic robin . and so we, we flew over this to try to understand basically if things are changing or, or not. so there's only a little bit of evidence we can see for movement within a couple of 100 meters of this crack. and then after that there's nothing further west. so everything's happening from this crack in east. so most of the populated area is east of this place, the road on the surface, the cracks appear small here. but beneath them are chasms up to 40 meters deep, and then it keeps the researchers even found salt water at the bottom of some the tone change. so it was kind of, these are options were happening in the middle of nowhere. and the impact was basically a bit of smoke and i mean, i can see why people get into volcano tourism. right. because it's, it's very special. it's very special. but then it changed for granted back and suddenly became serious.

host: gregory in kaiser, west virginia, experience with the legal system. i live in west virginia. i was a juroro0 on a trial in loudoun county, virginia years ago. there was a murder trial and i actually had a brother that was murdered and when they voir agreed. -- with the verdict in that said i had complete faith in the justice system. i thought for sure i was going to get kicked off but they picked me. went through the trial and we actually found the guy at not guilty. but there were reasons for that. host:u still have complete faith in the justice system? caller: yes, i do, actually. guest: thank you for your service, gregory. p)you just in your experience someone whoresents himself

back at the university of iceland, gregory de pasco, compiles the geological data from his excursion degree and of it. so this is the main west in boundary as we're calling, you're going to be going to the kravon. and so we, we flew over this to try to understand basically if things are changing or, or not. so there's only a little bit of evidence we can see for movement within a couple 100 meters of this crack. and then after that there's nothing further west . so everything's happening from this crack and east. so most of the populated area is east of this place, the road or on the surface. the cracks appear small here. but beneath them are chasms up to 40 meters deep, and then it keeps the researchers even found salt water at the bottom of some the tone change that it was kind of, these are options were happening in the middle of nowhere. and the impact was basically a bit of smoke and i mean, i can see why people get into ok. no tourism. right. because it's, it's very special. it's very special. but then it changed for granted back and suddenly became serious. yeah, i think i get

i think that i think just a minute, yes, gregory, the connection is breaking down a little, yes, if i of course, has recently been quite angrily towards the russian federation and announces through the mouth of barel and others a lot of things, it’s even difficult for me to choose a decent expression for strange statements, but the european union is rather an organization with an economic bias, therefore here you have to think, but at the same time the european union has turned into... gregory, we have a minute left until the end of the broadcast, a question that we also cannot help but ask about the fate of julian asandzh, we know that he was released from prison, he is heading towards right now, as far as i understand, to the island of saipan, this is not incorporated organized territories of the united states, where the trial is to take place, what do you see as his future fate, well, asansh served 5 years of imprisonment, he agreed. is already on its way to australia or has even arrived there on the green continent. what's next? this time will be credited to him as time served. he

ten-year-old vika and her twelve-year-old brother gregory went into the forest with their grandfather, but at some point they ran ahead and got lost. more than 600 people took part in the search. all the details are known to my colleague ksenia usoltseva. she goes out to direct connection with the studio. ksenia, hello, how are the guys feeling now and how did they survive for 3 days in the forest. daria, greetings, indeed, we are now at the children's emergency department of the regional clinical hospital number two, it was here that the found schoolchildren were transported, ten-year-old victoria, twelve-year-old gregory, they were brought here to tyumen by the disaster medicine board of the sverdlovsk region, immediately after the schoolchildren were found and hospitalized in the intensive care ward of slaboturinskaya hospital in a state of moderate severity with a sign. dehydration, this information is given to us by the press service of the ministry of health of the sverdlovsk region, i suggest listening to the doctors what they say about the condition of the children. it’s okay,

so got that piece from my one man named gregory wilson and the he didn't in last would he earned it this year. he's always haggling me like most boys. hello my mother i don't like when she calls me to do something and i've already started somethinglse. she called me for quality so i had to go. i, i don't sing all that well, mr. shaw. i guess he thinks i sing well, not stand sometimes i get more required rehearsal. he sings songs and again. and every now and then i s a the beams in church and they sort of remind me of puts my race because they come around the top and then come straight the side and make sure mr. shaw always want he sees all. he gets real mad when we don't they were supposed to be singing. he raisesf& he yells, frankly, i don't like it. i like the choir household. i hatroublwith the steering mechanism. i couldn't figure out which way one wire around the steering share. so the car would turn the same way i turn the wheel. you have to see there's a child in there. i'm getting. well university. he used that method. i thought about working as humans when i grew up. it seemed s

we would not have caught him, people like him... should be executed square in public, i'm nazarev gregoryve, you are not nazaryev, you are burdasov, ivan nestorovich, ivan nestorovich, who is this? who is this? you're crazy? for your sake, ivan myastorovich, i turned the whole yaroslav upside down, checked everyone who was of age, absolutely everyone, regardless of rank, here are vaganov and perst, and who is perst? he, just like you, lived under someone else’s guise, a lieutenant in the red army. sergei gennadievich levsky was put on trial, fled to leningrad, and joined the criminals.

and one of those people is gregory.a amendment that james madison wrote way back when the first ten amendments came out. but this one was not passed. it didn't get en legislatures. but it's he he it's still alive. it's still a zombie amendment. and it was a good amendment. said congress cannot give itself a raise until the next congress. ■x so you can't just say, now, pay $10 million. and he wrote it up and handed it in. his teacher said, this is stupid and gave him a c. he said, oh boy, he is not happy about that. so he went on crusade and letter crusade. back then you did letters and he he got the state legislature charters to pass. and finally, after ten years, hundreds of letters, he got a 33 or 34 states, which is the required two thirds, and it became 27th amendment because of gregory watson and i love this, that this one man made a difference. but i talked to him and he's great. he's totally idiots socratic delightful but he's worried he said i don't see another amendment that could pass. not even this one might

relations and international center for advanced political studies, executive director joseph and gregory mahoney. great to have you on with us today. you know, as we've been discussing, this has been in his 1st visit to the dpr k in 24 years and he will visit vietnam after words. what does this original trip signify? in your opinion? is this a message to certain powers which are certainly watching this visit closely? well, split this, this, these visits in context. you know, we've seen the recent g 7 meetings which continue to find themselves as an anti russia. and if you try to block it increasingly into a line, and you can also fit a new code word paradigm. whereas, you know, we've seen the d b r k, present to meet with, put in rush to last year and recently visits uh between uh food and chinese president sheet. so russian and trying to have expanded their strategic partnership with russia and that the big dar tapes are expected to advance a new strategic partnership agreement. one that uh, present pollutants as will shape the architecture of the books and individual security and your

guest: thank you for your service, gregory. in this case, get selected , was on the jury and works with fellow jurors to reach a just result. congratulations and thank you. host: david in illinois, good morning. caller: good morning. right now we hear a lot about the democrats about fascism. fascism would be power to the executive office and reducing the checks and balances. the democrats always talk about packing the court and if you pack the court, what they are trying to do is create a rubberstamp. if you remove that, is it fascist? guest: i am not a writer of dictionaries and i am not going to venture to insert that. although i do appreciate the question. it is very important for all of us in this country to remember about the beauty of a separation of powers. our founders because they dealt with a monarchy that was oppressive and the colonial days our founders wisely decided that would be three branches of government, each having a defined role and with that defined role there is a balance of power and know one branch of o

gregory, how do you assess svetlana’s chances of becoming a guardian?getting child abuse is quite a long process, now you need to go through several procedures in order for you to be recognized as having the right to this, and not what i will take there or not, this is what concerns you, there are, i think, children who are more in need of even this, to you, comrades, parents, the whole program just didn’t work out for me, i think it’s somehow strange, this is your one-room apartment, that’s right, two-room, that is, this mess is one room, the second room, what else is it worse there or did i just miss that second room, you just understand that that’s it a situation to which, well, your lifestyle, let’s call it politely, has reached the point where your child is simply being taken away from you, but now you have definitely come under guardianship, now if you don’t take up the challenge of changing your lifestyle, you indeed, in the end the children will be taken away, gregory, if it is proven that this is a kidnapping, what awaits the culprit, well, is

gregory wrestling, kayaking and horse racing, equestrian sports, swimming, pitting, etc. the day before, russian athletes won 25 gold medals. and now we return to the main topic of the day, this, of course, is vladimir putin’s state visit to vietnam. already now messages are coming to the news agency feeds that russian-vietnamese negotiations with the participation of the leaders of the countries ended; they lasted about an hour and a half. we’ll find out all the details from my colleague anastasia efimova, she’s joining me. nastya, good morning again, as promised. what has changed during this time? a solemn welcoming ceremony in hanoi right next to the presidential palace. vladimir putin is greeted by tolam for the post of head of the socialist republic, he was appointed quite recently, less than a month has passed. yes, yes, exactly a sign. this is local law. vietnam - parliamentary a republic is, accordingly, the highest body of power, a unicameral national assembly, which also elects the president. the executive branch is represented by the prime minister, and the lea

later, then you see us junior, put the nail and dirt man's coffin with a shot passed directly keeper gregory coble. fans even packed real madrid stadium back in spain and watched it on big screens as their team reclaims european club football. most prize trophy, a large meadows from dw sports, joins me in the studio. now mark, now that the dust has settled a bit. can you tell us a little bit more about real madrid performance? i mean it's, it's staggering what they've achieved, if in the best way of showing how dominant they are. and this competition is, is to look at the statistics. i mean, this was the 6 when 11 seasons, which is my, i'm calling to lucky. the coach extended these record is the, the most decorated coach in the champions league is now when it 5 times and you know, 15 times they want it, that's a record. but within that, what's so interesting is that now the modem to be the amount that the nearest rivals have, which is route, which is the ac milan with the 7. so that shows that this logo said between real madrid and the champions league just goes on and they didn't even play

later on the icc sanctioning legislation and house committing ranking member one of your members gregory meeks talked about how there was a bipartisan agreement that you guys had at the week with the white house rejected that -- on a that and is there a path forward to do something bipartisan that would actually pass? >> i did not think that ranking member meeks has indicated there was an actual bipartisan agreement that were certainly were serious in nature. to try to get to a place where with one voice democrats and republicans can confront what most of us believe was a wrong headed decision by the icc. with respect to the state of israel -- and there's still an opportunity to try to find bipartisan common ground a actually legislate as opposed to moving a partisan bill through the house that we all know is dead on arrival in the united states senate. senator cardin who is well respected voice and champion of the special relationship between the united states and israel has legislation. wies icc that i think could draw bipartisan support. that's one of several options that we can conti

will head the kiev structure at this time, our cause is just, so we need to treat this calmly, yeah, gregory to move on to the situation in georgia, the law both agents adopted, president zarubishvili’s veto was officially overridden. this bill, around which there was so much controversy, was published; in general, these debates continue. in your opinion, what will change in the country with its adoption, in your opinion, will unrest rallies continue within georgia? here is a video, and, accordingly, these rallies continue, there are tops with georgian flags, but the majority of the flags are actually not even georgian, but the eu and the american stars and stripes, which in general is very typical in the context. is blushing, in fact, uh, polish politicians, not all, but some, the polish press is so charged with someone, not historically, but already at this present stage, with russophobia, uh, and the desire to demonstrate their pseudo-greatness, that sometimes they just take the stupidest , rash steps. this statement about mobilization is evidence of precisely these trends, i would like t

gregory's first travel notes vdovina watch right now.carves are worn by dear guests already at the airport in ningchi. this is the custom here already, but not yet as it will be in the future. the height is now approximately 3.00 m above level. the specifics of the excursion here are as follows: the bus has oxygen cylinders with individual masks that you can use. shortness of breath does appear a little faster than you expect, but if everything is really bad, there is such a large medical oxygen cylinder in the cabin not one, but two. the roads are bilingual, all the signs are duplicated in tibetan, even the emergency button for opening the doors on the bus is labeled twice, children are at school. they are busy with wushu in physical education, archery, they try to show us the brightest sides of the educational process, a ceremonial meeting in national costumes. you can see what the lesson looks like together with the teachers, the children seem to be trying to shout out the next room, there is no usual silence in the classroom, and for

in the background, ukrainian artists born of gregory's revolution arrive kohana.re. cherkassy cartoons about ebolita, captain vrungel, the cult treasure island. true, here almost exclusively artists from moscow and leningrad were invited to perform voice acting. why? ukrainian actors had an accent. and, the films were released on the all-union screen, and they had to speak purely in russian. that's the whole point. after ukraine gained independence. russian ideology has penetrated almost all spheres of life in ukraine. the new era of racially pure ukrainian cinema was opened with a more than symbolic picture. we're talking about a movie "hunger 33" released in 1991. the plot is simple. thirties years of famine. they show a ukrainian village with a starving population, against the backdrop of which stalin’s bolshevik kites, which he just arranged, are raging. this same famine, one way or another, but famine 33 became a film that determined the direction of future degradation not only of ukrainian cinema, but also of society, to which all this falsification was pour

later on the icc sanctioning legislation and house committing ranking member one of your members gregoryd about how there was a that you guys had at the week with the white house rejected that -- on a that and is there a path forward to do something bipartisan that would actually pass? >> i did not think that ranki member meeks has indicated there was an actual bipartisan agreement that were certainly bipartisan conversations that were serious in nature. to try to get to a place where with one voice democrats republicans can confront what most of us believe was a wrong headed decision by the icc. with respect to the state of and there's stilln opportunity to try to find bipartisan common ground and actually legislate as opposedo a partisan bill through the house that we all know is dead on arrival in the united states senate. senator cardin who is well respected v champion of the special relationship between the united states and israel has legislation. with resct to the icc, that i think could draw bipartisan support. that's one of several options that we co pursue. to engage ina contin

only 2 days later gregory realized that the loans he had taken were not burned and were not repaid onta was stolen, i say. what do i have to do with it? i haven’t worked there for 6 years, he says: well, yes, anyway , the data is stored for about seven years, so anyway, they’ll call the fsb now, just talk, tell it like it is, i worked with him for 6 years, and i i knew all my life that he was walking around with a push-button telephone, but it didn’t dawn on me, i didn’t think of it, just take it and call back, both on behalf of the former manager, and under the guise of employees of the fsb and the central bank, a loan in absentia without your knowledge, both you and you you will see grisha how their eyes will run, how they will light up, and indeed this is what happened. the young man’s relatives were the first to sound the alarm; for two days he did not answer their calls, hung up and did not call back. the swindlers intimidated gregory with criminal liability for disclosing secret information and convinced him that even his loved ones did not need to know anything for their own sa

say it’s gold, it would seem to be gold, but she died in poverty, but what do you think, the name gregoryot sleeping, it’s kind of strange, it took me a long time to get used to it, grisha, it seems to me that this can only be called a drunkard, on the other hand, i’m lucky with him. eat, eat, do you want to know my real name, all my life i... keep a diary, every year according to one such notebook, this is for 1920, the civil war is lost, that’s all, foreman alexander yutkevich sails to marseille. “tell me, how can you stay here until he helps me, be careful, be careful, girls, steps, thank you, thank you guys, you’re very welcome, you’ve chosen a good place for the holiday, thank you, kostya, allow me, madam, did you even think of ordering a car, why bother with a car, let’s take a walk, we’ll show the guys in leningrad, well, what they’ll see in the dark, don’t argue, guys, let’s take a walk, air ducts have not seen you for a long time, don’t twitch, everything will be fine, neat, careful, oh, and this river, as they call it, i wish you health, comrade major, hello, hello, comrade majo

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are the moments of the happy rescue of schoolchildren, ten-year-old victoria and twelve-year-old gregory. yes, i'll take off mine now, dogs, dogs, don't worry, your children, your children. the teenagers spent several days and nights in the forest, getting food and water for themselves. of course, we had to fight mosquitoes, and besides, the forest is fraught with such danger as... the guys were found at around 6 am in the forest near the village of baikalovo, slobodoturinsky district. back on june 4, grisha and vika went with their grandfather to the local river; they wanted to walk to the nearest store, but got lost. i lost my voice because they were shouting all night, help, save. the guys told how their dogs helped them escape; they drove away the wolves at night. grisha comes out, the schoolchildren were hospitalized , followed by a doctor, limping slightly by the hand moderate condition with signs of dehydration. the mother came to the hospital to visit the children; she believed until the very end that grisha and vika would definitely be found. everything was fine, i knew everythi

these are the moments of happy rescue of schoolchildren, ten-year-old victoria, twelve-year-old gregoryeet, come on! dogs, dogs, don’t worry, your children, your children, teenagers spent several days and nights in the forest, getting food and water for themselves , of course, they had to fight mosquitoes, in addition, the forest contains such a danger as ticks. the guys were found around 6 am in the forest near the village of baikalovo, slobodo-turinsky district, it was just something with something, we found them, hurray, on june 4, grisha and vika went with their grandfather to the local river, they wanted to walk to the nearest store, but got lost. grisha i lost my voice because they were shouting all night, help, save! the kids told the volunteers how their dogs helped them escape, they drove away the wolves and kept them warm at night, the children walked through the forest barefoot, they lost their shoes while crossing the swamp. we saw that children were walking along the road, our eyes even seemed to see it, the brain had not yet realized that these were children, but the child

grigory ivanovich. at gregory's ivanevich has a lot of english nonsense, but he ’s an inverse person,first among the landowners of the province to think of pawning his name on the epicon council, yes, well, we were enemies, let’s become matchmakers, lay the great droshky, ed! to the neighbor with gratitude, and pick up the puppy, by the face, what a hero, what a hero, well, like ours... they will make a mess, i admit from this side, grigor ivanovich, i don’t see any obstacles, mine is waiting, he won’t wait for me to marry him, but your liza, in my opinion, will certainly fall in love with him, you just need to take them to each other more often guests. time and nature will sort everything out, and that’s true, well, with god, yes. i don’t like it, then i’ll like it, i’ll endure it, i’ll fall in love, father, but i, i don’t feel capable of making her happy, not your grief, her happiness, as you wish, i don’t want to get married. and i won’t marry, that’s how you respect your parents’ will, good, you ’ll marry, or i’ll curse you, and i’ll sell and squander your name like god is holy, i

ten-year-old vika and her twelve-year-old brother gregory went into the forest with their grandfather, but at some point they ran ahead and got lost. more than 600 people took part in the search. as reported by the ministry of health , the children have already been sent by helicopter to tyumen, where they are undergoing all the necessary training. medical examinations, all the details from our correspondent ksenia usoltseva. here they are , a moment of happy rescue of tyumen schoolchildren, ten-year-old victoria, twelve-year-old grigory from tyumen, the children spent several days in the forest without food communications. doggies, doggies, don't worry, your children, your children. luck smiled on the volunteers from yekaterinburg, the children were found in the forest near the village of baikalovo, in the slaboturinsky district, in general, guys, it was just something with something, we found it, the whole country was watching the search for the children, grisha and vika went fishing with their grandfather , they wanted to go to the nearest store, but lost their way and got lost, an

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i'm crazy about your gregory. do you even look anything like him?explore belarus; all you need to do is create a non-trivial route. in the 1780s , dubrovinsky fellow countrymen. and it seems to me that something like this is even a little calming, probably, perhaps even you bypass the meditative state when you are engaged in quality, and the karvay came from lyadov, and lyadov has all the slyadov, and from lyadovu there is no slyadov, you will come and stay, with pleasure, watch the project, the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel, we will tell you about the diversity of belarusian cuisine, and these are recipes: culinary recipes recorded by maria karpovich, the owner of the chembrov estate, and this cake is from this book, this is a cake from this book, yes, we will witness the birth of culinary masterpieces, after we make this pretzel, we will blind it, it you need to boil it in boiling water only after that put it on a baking sheet for further baking, amazing, and of course i’ll also add a little butter, that’s it. a secret ingredient, w

about one of my favorite films and one of my mother's favorite films, the keys of the kingdom with gregory peck. he plays a priest who is presumably a failure in his first two assignments and he is sent to be a missionary in china. yet he ends up touching the hearts of many people, the lives of many people through his gentleness, humility and authenticity. he embodies the best of the priesthood. even though it was a fictional character, he is the best of vincent de paul and so many others that embodied the best of what it is to pattern their lives after the heart of the lord. for me, for i am gentle and humble of heart. if a person with that kind of heart touches the soul of another human being, he is a success as a priest and what matters to god. >> recently i've been thinking about the idea of success and what it means in my priesthood. on one hand i'd say every single day is successful in that the job of the priest is to offer the sacrifice of the mass and every single day i offer the sacrifice of the mass for the glorification of god the father and salvation of souls. so in a sense i c

ten-year-old vika and her twelve-year-old brother gregory went into the forest with their grandfathert at some point they ran ahead and got lost. more than 600 people took part in the search. according to the ministry of health, children helicopter already from... with my grandfather, according to various sources, on june 4 or 5 , we got lost in the forest after a long search involving a huge number of people, these are employees of the ministry of emergency situations, police officers, volunteers, volunteers from... the sverdlovsk, tyumen regions. volunteers from yekaterinburg managed to find vika and grisha early this morning, around 6:00 am; the children, of course, were immediately given clothes so they could warm up in the water. according to the volunteers, they looked quite calm; of course, psychologists at the hospital were involved in the work. grisha and vicki arrived their mother, here are the footage of this touching meeting. it’s okay, it’s okay, i wasn’t worried, everything was fine, i knew. just at the request of grisha and vika’s mother, the children were taken to tyum

more with gregory korte and rick davis and jeanne zaino.olds a federal ban on those with domestic violence from owning a firearm. charlie: thank you very much. looking at a mixed market now. stocks struggling for direction. the s&p swinging between gains and losses. down five. dow

at the same time, gregory lives and works in the main city of the country, as brazilians call sao pauloe of the economy. sant paol. the largest city in brazil and all of south america is included in the world top in terms of population, together with its suburbs, more than 20 million. the capital of the state of the same name is considered chaotic, maybe not as bright, naturally beautiful as rio, but it is undoubtedly the most important rich point on map of brazil. it is here, in the heart of the brazilian economy, that a third of the national gdp is generated; it is here that the largest businessmen of the company, which are engaged in importing, including belarusian products, have been located for decades. sao paulo is primarily about money. the city is famous for the fact that outdoor advertising is prohibited here, and the roads are so busy that cars. can only travel according to a special schedule, for example, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, if you violate the fine, up to 5.00 brazilian reals, that's almost a thousand dollars, due to the pace of life the city is often called a soulless j

congressman gregory meeks of new york. thank you very much for joining us in studio. we appreciate it and joining me now is nicholas kristof. he's a new york times columnist and his new column is titled president biden i've seen enough at nick. you were hearing the conversation i just had with the congressman, there you take the other view. why does the president need to forfeit the nomination at this point well i would make the point that it's not just one bad debate night that there have been other incidents recently that have raised questions and look, this was probably the worst debate night since modern presidential debates began on tv 1960. >> i mean, this was really horrendous and it wasn't just a question performance. so that was i think largely performance, but it was also when a substance and we've been through this with ruth bader ginsburg, who i adored so much respected, and she took a gamble and the country lost and in this case president biden again today in north carolina, underscore the stakes of this election, the degree to which donald trump presents

and tremendously important as we move on and move together all right. >> congressman gregory meeks, i appreciate you being here thank you for having me. all right. >> we're also following breaking news out of russia, at least nine people had been killed in 20 he, five injured. and what appeared to be coordinated attacks by gunman and dagestan according to local authorities, say now russian authorities say they're starting a terror investment let's dig into what they call coordinated attacks by militants with automatic weapons a priest was killed inside a church and a synagogue set on fire according to police, take take a look at some of the video we've seen now in a separate attack to the north officials say gunman fired on a police traffic post and a synagogue there was also targeted. >> cnn national security analyst peter bergen joins me now he's also the vice president for global studies and fellows at new america. >> peter first, can i just get your reaction to these attacks and the nature of the information that's coming out so far. >> well, the fact that two synagogues and the c

peter: jesse jackson, george clinton, cornel west french president nicholas are cozy, dick gregory, andn january of you had a special guest co i here unexpectedly. who was that? ms. ali:esideny firs after he was elected president. and short time before his inauguration. washington right here.ctame with the mayor at that time and it was a delightful surprise. peter: you did not know in advance? ms. ali: no. peter: were you working that day? ms. ali: yes, i was here. but the way they do it, the comes in first. we are not paying any attention to secret service.the secret service comes in first and a look around and make sure everything is just53 fin he and the mayor walked in and they locked thesa en they clsoed t -- closedre street, the whole block. you could not drive through the block at that time. it was a very exciting time, a very very excituse it was his first outing in d.c. it made newspaper headlines. peter: has he been back since? ms. ali: yes. as a matter of fact, he was here about a year ago to do an interview. peter:t is where he sits, with the sticker? ms. ali: exactly exactl

in november 1764, gregory was awarded again. where peter ii completed his journey. there were another 1,975 serf souls in robsha. and in 1765 he was born again... this time, receiving 1845 serf souls and the huge ligovo manor along the petergovskaya road with six villages. in the same year, catherine gave he also bought the estate in gachina from the heirs of the late prince kurakin. in total, the orlov brothers, so as not to list everything, received from catherine 24.00 serf souls, not counting positions, orders and expensive gifts. in addition, in 1863, negotiations began with the vyansky court about the elevation of grigory orlov to princely status. and the dignity of the holy roman empire, apparently, the empress was then going to marry him, but she herself abandoned her intentions then, we don’t know the reasons, but you can guess if a person carried out one coup d'etat and removed one monarch, then he , well, yes, can pull off the same thing again, it’s unlikely, of course, but still, in 1769 , a number of conspirators we

but now, in a new video, smart admits that she previously deflected blame for gregory's murder, and she'sow asking new hampshire's governor to reduce her sentence. >> i had to acknowledge for the first time in my own, you know, mind and my own heart how responsible i was. >> greg smart's family says they're not convinced by the new video, noting she never mentioned greg by name. they want her to remain in prison, saying she hasn't paid the price . >> if she would just admit it, i would be okay. i can't speak for my whole family. i mean, i know greg's brothers are still horrified by this, and until she admits that she planned it and she's guilty of it and she should stay in jail if she doesn't say that the governor's office says smart will be given the same opportunity as anyone requesting a reduced sentence. >> it did not elaborate on a timeline coming up. >> one truck drivers close call with the passing train also ahead. uplehe uninvited bear living at home, and he won't home, and he won't leave missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasen

one of them ffc gregory. it was great that because people ■were really friendly.onderful people here all over the shop, all make sure they're feel very good. what we do veterans of the or to give stand out. i just get you right here in the heart and think of the pride. no better. i'm very proud to be here. and to be a part of all this. just great for liean general daniel schroeder. the use for a deputy commander. it couldn't have been better day and the weather compared to what we had yesterday the weather today came out superb, probably due to clean living chaplains, probably had something to do that the veterans parachute jump out of a vintage c-47 and a twin beaver or twin otter had. i tell you, they were inspirational. it was the day of the airborne in san maria eglise. and with more, here's mccabe. there are simple people, a simple life inhe countryside of normandy. once a year, the pace up and same year gleams because is where d-day began. there's a lot of history here in st mary's place and not all of it is tied to world war two. but what puts a mirror glaz