in fact, she honks the horn 14 times. she was pulled over by a sheriff's deputy who wrote her a ticket for misuse of a vehicle horn. turns out that section 27001 of the state vehicular code states that the driver of a motor vehicle when reasonably necessary to ensure safe operation shall give audible warning with his horn and the horn shall not otherwise be used except as a theft alarm system. porter citation was dismissed because the deputy failed to show up in court, but she then sews about the underlying issue , and she claimed that enforcement of the law chilled her from exercising her right to free speech, for instance, if she wanted to honk in support when she drove past a banner saying, support our veterans in february of 2021 to judge ruled against her at the trial level. the ninth circuit court of appeals, then heard her case in march of 2022 last week upheld the lower court's decision to one judge michelle friedland, wrote for the majority and said while it may be that section 27001 prohibits some expressive con

[horn honking] [laughter] [horn honking] >> mark: no phones in the intersection. >> bro. >> mark: yeahmark: who is on their phone? >> i'm selling shirts for an upcoming flight. >> mark: oh, don't hit me up. all right, thanks to you guys. [horn honking] [bike bell ringing] >> mark: excuse me, i noticed you crossed the street without being distracted on your phone. for that, i feel like you should be rewarded. i swear, i promise it is yours. congratulations. you are the pedestrian of the day! [horn honking] [applause] god bless america! way to go, buddy! i'm mark rober. [laughter] [applause] >> jimmy: you can't between the terpo. all right, this is mark rober. we will hee-chan to ride the bike. and his show premieres next thursday on discovery. mark rober. [horn honking] or we will be right back with carol burnett. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. tonight from "the goldbergs" on abc, wendi mclendon-covey is with us and then later, they are here all week long practice as their new album. it is called "72 seasons." metallica. our first guest is the recipient of

their horns are sold at high prices in asia . ah, to help protect him from pouches the reserve portion of french in g o. mom and protect. yes, we're not was on good, wrong done or brucely. i don't want to see that, for example. no, that's for the movie where i go to our know doug with assistance, you can use it. good mobile. yeah. the range is a trying to prepare for real attack the simulations and now the train is to assess the reaction of the ranges in crisis situations. ah, the meaning of it looks like a military exercise preparation for an armed battle, a fight for life nach just what it is wild wide, an average of a $150.00 range is a killed each year. oh many, are you ever ever had so many people most going to boost who said go your friend so and then and are we all many people? did you go see why that's my fault? i was i thought you were going to die blah blah blah blah. blah, when your team was ready, you will not ready. and that's a big, big, big mistake. you think what you're gonna say to you guys, we're gonna should ju

after a veterinarian has sedated, the rhino the horn is cut off. it's risky, but painless operation, like fingernails, the horns and made up of keratin. i said you, are you good? how are you? why problem? you just let the silly owner of the reserve yar comalla has commissioned sergio's and g o. this service is free of charge. so you you have every with a progress. yes. yeah yeah. ok. yeah, co doesn't receive any support from the government for protecting his animals. but the value of their horns alone could cover the costs of protecting the species. we meet him at his secret place in a city. this is where he keeps his treasures. in the black market, this one will be worth roughly 450000 u. s. dollars for us it's, it's now actually dangerous to have it. people will come kill me. they will come to my house to kill me for these things. i have the time has collected dozens of horns . he hopes that this sale will sunday be legalized. the moment, days of the largest supply to the market, the price will drop. if i can get $6000.00, you is dollars per kilo

all horns, all road still piece of wrapped around your model, richer. so you know how many going there and coming back home. but c, u. s. doesn't want that. you don't want that piece in the heart of after they want to have their own pension and power and perhaps been the guy they want to actually, you know, basically still buying a lot of them to, to, to who's without any real repercussion. so, you know, i met is, looks like he's willing, this war. i mean, it's hard to say from lynchburg, but, you know, we follow very closely the news in the region. and i, my wife speaks the language is there. so again, i know you're, you're monitoring all the, all the conversations and then the radio transmissions. but of course, a views weren't even really telegraph to the why to public he, unlike, unlike we're, hon, did apologize for the lack of a transition to civilian government. the what is the role of a donation media in this and the elite class of, and i, i don't know whether you call them and n g o class of kweisi usa. the funded elite in this region then appea

(car horns blaring) (people yelling, horns honking) >> it's fascinating to be in a moment of collectivee around you is panicking, not outwardly, but you can feel people's uncertainty, and rising fear, and not knowing what's to come, because no one really knew how this would unfold, w the taliban would react once they took over kabul and so forth. what was in everyone's mind and heart was, "what does this mean to afghanistan? what does it mean to the people?" ♪ >> smith: at the presidential palace, ghani contemplated his fate. the last president to face a taliban takeover, in 1996, was castrated, dragged through the streets, and his body hung outside the palace. >> interior ministry says the taliban has started entering the capital, kabul, from all sides. >> we've just been out onto the streets, and i can tell you it's the taliban driving around town, heavily armed, in pickup trucks and humvees. >> smith: the taliban entered kabul on the morning of august 15, 2021. >> the afghan president is currently holding emergency talks with u.s. diplomats. >> we knew from intelligence that the two

three members with bull horns shouting to the crowd.enraged some members so much that they said this has to stop. we have to kick these people out. towards the middle, we saw some cooler heads saying we've got to be careful here. this was just a rules violation. it's not worst expulsion. but really a straight party vote. the republican majority overwhelmingly voting to kick out one and over the next few hours despite the speech making now, it's likely the other two will be kicked out as well, neil. >> neil: we're going to go back there. this has not happened since the 1860s. i'm told it's usually over something else. nothing quite like this. this all started last thursday ostensively to make some progress in tennessee on addressing school violence in light of the covenant school, the problem there, six children, three adults that maybe the two sides could cobble out a way to go forward. it went to a heated argument and a demonstrated where democrats are saying they weren't being listened to and republicans were ignoring the issues like

(car horn honking) >> smith: i traveled the length of the country.saw was people struggling to shake off decades of conflict. (horns honking) war widows begged in the middle of affic, often with their children on their laps. is this a... pediatrics? >> smith: childhood malnutrition clinics were packed. >> (speaking dari): >> smith: jobs were scarce. >> (speaking dari): >> smith: most people we speak to on the streets don't have jobs, the healthcare is weak, you have social problems with women not agreeing with taliban restrictions. how do you answer all this? >> (speaking pashto): >> smith: the taliban were not only unconcerned, they were busy punishing all those who disobeyed their rules. (indistinct shouting, clamoring) in afghanistan, justice can be brutal. (weapons firing, people panicking) (chanting) >> on a hill overlooking kabul, these are afghanistan's new soldiers of god. praying, they say, for peace and stability, in a country that's known only conflict for nearly two decades. >> smith: the taliban first seized control of afghanistan in 199

after a veterinarian has sedated, the rhino the horn is cut off. it's a risky but painless operation. like fingernails, the horns and made up of keratin. i said you, are you good? how are you? why problem? you just let the city owner of the reserve. yar comalla has commission sergio's n g o. this service is free of charge. so you you have to do with a progress. yes. yeah, yeah. yeah, co doesn't receive any support from the government for protecting his animals. but the value of their horns alone could cover the costs of protecting the species. we meet him at a secret place in a city. this is where he keeps his treasures. in the black market, this one will be worth roughly 450000 u. s. dollars for us it's, it's now actually dangerous to have it. people will come kill me. they will come to my house to kill me for these things. i have the time has collected dozens of horns . he hopes that this sale will sunday be legalized. the moment, days of the largest supply to the market, the price will drop. if i can get $6000.00, you is dollars per kilogram. it

banging on the desk on that bull horn.s to that member or members? they're going to be removed. that's all we did. we were conducting business that thursday, members representing their bills for their 70,000 plus constituents a piece and these members decide we're going to be above the rules of this chamber. we're going to get together with representative job son and senior member and she's a senior member and she's been there as lon as i have, probably ten years, gets two freshman members and brings them to the podium just as a member is presenting a bill and the microphone is on, they start yelling into the microphone because there's a crowd of people there. it was a tragedy. a tragedy. there's a crowd of people but they felt like they were above the rules and the things they needed to do and how to do it and thought, well, we'll bang the desk. we're going to get our bull horn out and start citing these people here for good reason, good reason. they're here protesting for good reason. but instead what we had that day was

exactly, we had in djibouti in the horn of africa. even though| in the horn of africa.tiny country, you have a large military presence here. you have a massive american base, a french base and since the evacuations began from sudan over the weekend, the americans and the french have been bringing some of their citizens here as they extract them from sudan. yesterday there have been at least three flights from the swedish government, bringing other people from sudan here to djibouti. what we know from the people they are is that not only has the fighting been intense over the last few days... has the fighting been intense over the last few days. . ._ has the fighting been intense over the last few days... apologies, we have clearly _ the last few days... apologies, we have clearly lost _ the last few days... apologies, we have clearly lost that _ the last few days... apologies, we have clearly lost that line - the last few days... apologies, we have clearly lost that line to - have clearly lost that line to djibouti. people they are coming across the border, we've heard

how many of you have honked your horn in celebration or honk your horn and anger is that considered free speech? apparently not in california. a federal appeals court ruling against a woman who honked her horn in protest of congressman darrell issa's and his support of former president trump. she said she was exercising her freedom of speech. the court said she was a danger my panel is back along with cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers. why can't i honk my horn? jen at anybody? i want to. well california has a law that's a public safety safety focus law that says you can only honk your horn if it's reasonably necessary for a traffic related issue, right if someone is cutting you off if someone's going to hit you if you need to warn somebody otherwise, they don't want people honking because if everyone's talking all the time that no one will pay attention when there's actually a need for someone to listen to the honk, so there's this law on the books, and she honked in support of some protests. 14 times and she got a ticket. i mean, don't we all hung like when you see protesters and they h

the horn of africa is suffering _ enough. the horn of africa is suffering from _ enough. - suffering from the worst drought in a0 years. according to the world health organization who say it could 0rganization who say it could result in the deaths of 135 people in somalia every day between january and june this year. to escape this fate, many of the people will make a beeline for dadaab. we have 130,000 new _ beeline for dadaab. we have 130,000 new arrivals - beeline for dadaab. we have 130,000 new arrivals and i beeline for dadaab. we have | 130,000 new arrivals and the conditions are dire so new arrivals either settle with friends and families in the camp or in the outskirts of the camps. we receive some funding but not by any means or any measure sufficient to cover all. there has been no corresponding rise in funding for the influx of people. in fourth settlement is due to reopen to accommodate 80,000 new refugees. around 23 million us dollars is needed to open and operate it forjust one year. so far the united nations has only raised 5 million dollars us. but the peo

the horns are sold at high prices in asia. ah, to help protect him from pouches the reserve portion of french in g o. mom and protect. yes, we're not was on god wrong done or brucely. i don't want to see that, for example. no, does, for the movie where i thought i yes, i got good medical assistance, you missed it. good. the range is trying to prepare for real attack the simulations and now the train is to assess the reaction of the ranges in crisis situation with these meaning uh, it looks like a military exercise preparation for an armed battle, a fight for life nach just what it is weld wide, an average of a $150.00 ranges, a killed each year? oh man, you know you, those ever, ever. and so many people most going to boost to said go your friend. so man, and are all many people. did you go see why that's my fault? i was, i thought you were going to die blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. well, your team was ready, you will not ready. and that's a big, big, big mistake you think. but just gonna say to you guys, we're gonna should jin

can you remember him locking horns with her?— locking horns with her? because i do - locking horns with her? it was - interesting because i do remember it but nigel was very discreet about it. he didn't talk to other people about the fact he was having an argument with mrs thatcher. but what i gathered about, it was two things. one, she had discovered to her annoyance that nigel was shadowing the deutschmark, tagging the pound to the deutschmark and she had not been told about this. nigel said it was perfectly obvious and not a secret. two, she had her own adviser, siralan secret. two, she had her own adviser, sir alan walters, who was critical of nigel and nigel did not like the fact that he was going around city boardrooms attacking and criticising nigel and that is why nigel resigned. nigel fell out from that moment with margaret, but actually he deeply respected her and retain profound affection for her and never talked ill of her. this retain profound affection for her and never talked ill of her. as ben said a moment _ and never talked ill of her.

will there be anything in common with the dried pieces of real horns?ck this solution with the help of what he calls himself a biohacker and naturalist alexei shpilevsky after the gym. his joints often hurt. yes, and after the experiment with starvation in the mountains , skin problems were discovered. you have ah, dry, er, dehydrated , there are peeling in places, and irritation has been observed for ten days. alexey will try to take baths with a solution from a pharmacy. will there be a result that knows at all the science of the power of the blood of a deer, which the russians absorb, as they write about the method in the foreign press. there are works by our researchers confirming the benefits of maral baths, but there were few subjects in such experiments. in addition, complex treatment was carried out. with massages and physical education, new zealand scientists, who have carefully studied all available studies on this topic, called their results unconvincing, many domestic experts from the world of evidence-based medicine are also skeptical of th

well, the horn of africa is probably one of the most strategic regions on the planet. most of the trade between you and asia passes through there and a container ships. and so there's 2, tow place there's up in the north, the suez canal, and solve at the bottom. and now the u. s. is kind of in or between a rock and a hard place here, because iran in saudi arabia are making peace. and saudi arabia is what i call their via damn, is coming, the war is coming to a close and on that and the other side of the red sea is richer, which refuses to kneel down to u. s. and germany. so u. s. isn't a bad spot because they can't control the bomb and them, they got a serious credibility problem, the rest of the world. so, you know, the horn of africa is strategically critical, and that's why the c, i has been spending billions of dollars for many decades law. trying to prop up a policeman on the beat. they lost their police on the beat when the t p. a last worse removed from power and what i call the peaceful revolution in ethiopia in 2018. and they try to bring the t peel out back t

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(people cheering, horns honking) >> (speaking pashto): (horn honking) >> takbir! >> allahu akbar!will fall apart overnight... >>narrator: next time -- america's campaign ends... >> this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. narrator: and the taliban takeover... >> what looks like a disaster movie was all too real. >> there is no protective force in kabul. the police have abandoned their checkpoints. >> we did not achieve what we wanted to achieve. what different decisions could we he made. >>narrator: the final chapter of "america and the taliban" next time on frontline. >> go to pbs.org/frontline for more of martin smith's coverage. >> after 12 years i decided to go back to southern afghanistan... >> do you expect them to attack you today? >> i do. >> so why did the amerans tolerate their ally making these deals with the taliban? >> and see all of our reporting on afghanistan over the years. >> connect with frontline on facebook, instagram and twitter. and stream anytime on the pbs app, youtube or pbs.org/frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to you

[horns honking] eric: maria's group retreats to a friend's apartment to wait out the lockdown.ning so we can join maybe somewhere, so i think we'll have a cup of tea or something. [all speaking foreign language] eric: a locked apartment doesn't make them safe from arrest. every weekend police have been raiding flats to find protesters, some of the violence recorded secretly and posted to independent news sites. for now, they're safe, but from social media they see police have started grabbing people on the street they just left. eric: police aren't the only danger at mass gatherings. belarus is suffering a crippling covid pandemic, thanks largely to lukashenko downplaying it. he even suggested drinking vodka could prevent infection. maria: maybe the virus is not that painful as a young guy being killed by police, so covid is not that important for people now, and i understand them. when people ask me what did i do before the 9th of august, i don't remember my life before that. so, covid, yeah, okay, but we still have a person to fight out of this country. [all speaking foreign

[horns honking] eric: maria's group retreats to a friend's apartment to wait out the lockdown.ning so we can join maybe somewhere, so i think we'll have a cup of tea or something. [all speaking foreign language] eric: a locked apartment doesn't make them safe from arrest. every weekend police have been raiding flats to find protesters, some of the violence recorded secretly and posted to independent news sites. for now, they're safe, but from social media they see police have started grabbing people on the street they just left. eric: police aren't the only danger at mass gatherings. belarus is suffering a crippling covid pandemic, thanks largely to lukashenko downplaying it. he even suggested drinking vodka could prevent infection. maria: maybe the virus is not that painful as a young guy being killed by police, so covid is not that important for people now, and i understand them. when people ask me what did i do before the 9th of august, i don't remember my life before that. so, covid, yeah, okay, but we still have a person to fight out of this country. [all speaking foreign

in the horn of africa, somali is facing is worse drought in history. and the philippines and us of launch their largest ever joint military drills more than 17000 military personnel will take part in the exercises over the next 2 weeks. tens of thousands of junior doctors have walked off the job across england. they're demanding a 35 percent pay rise to make up for years of wage heights that didn't keep pace with inflation afford a strike is expected to be the most disruptive action taken by staff in the history of the national health service of villa marks joins us now from outside saint thomas is hospital in london, does it look villain like the numbers are picking up and just trying to peer over your shoulder? there are no, not really sorry. there's only a small number of thought, just picketing here today, but of course they're fixing right across the capital city of the u. k. and many other towns and cities across the country outside hospitals like this one. this strike affects what's known as junior doctors, but those might be individuals that ha

and the argument is, can we bring those pockets of successes to scale my mother lloyd, horn of africa, but we need to graduate from policy to action. nur has lived in the dub or his life . he says, if the environment continues to deteriorate, he can see his way of life been white. gout katherine saw all the 0 the dub in north eastern kenya. ah jessica, me, cap of the main stories we're following now and protest is across israel of gathered again in their tens of thousands.

and i think that the, any more mich can fire know the horn area. oh, fully look happen. but nobody can full c o guarantee that this will not build again . recently, israel is booming over almost every day in syria, and there is no probably k arguments about in israel and no information about it is there, nobody knows why and will full. and what is the prize? one scene is clear is what is about a think the syrian a. so her entity, obviously, and the israelis playing with fire was iran. how long will the iranian say tolerate these and the syrians? that's the question until now they tolerated. they almost ignoring them, they're hard to react, but i guess there we'd be boys in which or so the syrup and the my go to the iranian, we'll have to react and is one continuous a more than 30 ukrainian children, a back home off to russia was accused of deporting them, non governmental organizations are responsible for reuniting the children now with their families. but keep saying more than 900000 ukrainian children have been illegally deported to russia. moscow said is protecting th

a baby great horned owl and its mother nesting on the north shore of new york's long island.e a great night. >>> last night, santa cruz police arrested three suspects after a chase they said, those people are believed to be associated with two shootings in fremont, one involving the death of a child. they turned the suspects over to fremont police but would not say, officially, if it is the same shooting on 880. >>> at the same time, a protest plan against alameda county's new district attorney over the handling of the jasper wu case, jasper will, the two-year-old killed by gunfire on the freeway. the protest is set for tomorrow in front of the county courthouse. price campaigned with the slogan, justice with

i talked to allan boswell, crisis groups, project director for the horn of africa. i asked him why the 2 formerly allied generals, now enemies, can't even hold to 72. our truce are well at the very top level. it does not seem like either of these 2 are really ready to head to talks. yet on the one hand, it appears like the army is basically intent on trying to to knock out the leader of their own it to kill general medi um and the are stuff under general. hm. that he has essentially been swarming the capital with his many fighters as he can. this continues to be something of a dog fight between the 2. there are also questions from diplomats involved in these talks about whether or not either of them has sufficient control of his forces to really make a cease fire stick. after warnings from the african union to the you, when, how high is the risk of regional spread and international ising? this conflict? those risks are quite high and those risks grow the longer that this goes on. i think one of the upsides we've seen thus far is that this has remained the battle for

now the horn of africa is experiencing its longest and most severe drought on record. some say that the climate change has worse and worse and the situation, catherine, sorry reports. now from ne, in kenya, aiden mohammed, nor is a fire will trader in that out town. it's home to thousands of somebody refugees who have escaped conflict and drought, most rely on firewood and chocolate for warmth and cooking, nor a canyon sais. he has to travel farther to look for acacia trees, which are endangered species rumba before we used to walk for a short time to find the trees. now we have to walk for 5 days to find anything that can make us enough money. the trees are getting scarce. trees and patchy grasslands have long existed in this region, but now they have all but disappeared, exposing the area to san storms and blistering heat. people here rely on firewood for their cooking needs. we have been talking to salad to say they have to go far to look for trees to caught. but they also know the homes caused by cutting down trees. but they say this is their livelihood. droughts h

it's a 100 research, a think tank focusing on politics and security in the horn of africa. and he says the violence will effect the entire region. there really doesn't seem to be any indication from the side that there is a, an option of negotiation. both are seeking total victory, and i don't think that's a surprise for anyone who's been following the tensions and the build up this conflict. now we're sudan to descend into full scale civil war. then the entire horn of africa, region, ethiopia, the, the most populous country in the region will be heavily affected south sudan, which is in crisis. egypt, which is one of the keep backers of the regime in cartoon. chad, which has been hosting student is refugees for many years, all would be heavily effected. and so there is a scramble, including an african union emergency meeting this afternoon, or today in added sub about to try to respond to the crisis. but for now, what's happening incident seems to be moving beyond anybody's control. i don't think there's any single actor that has the leverage with both sides. the united ar

and i think that the, any small match can fire, know the horn area. oh, fully to look up and but nobody can full see. oh guarantee that this will not build again. recently. israel is there warming over almost every day in syria, and there is no public a argument about it's in israel and no information about it. nobody knows why. and what form and what is the prize. one seeing is clear is what is vote. i think the syrian is over entity, obviously, and israelis playing with fire was iraq. how long will the iranian say tolerate these and the syrians? that's the question until now they tolerated. they almost ignoring, and they're hardly reacted, but i guess they, we'd be boynton, which or so the syrian and them are go to the iranian, we'll have to react and is one continuous. 31 ukrainian children are back with their families after months in russia. cave accuses moscow of deporting them. ukraine has more than 19000 children have been illegally sent to russia. moscow size is protecting them from war. john hall reports from keith. the the return and re unio

just sedans, national army is considered one of the strongest in the horn of africa. but the rapids support forces is also a powerful part of military group. so how do these square about? well, the sit in the army has about $205000.00 personnel in his ranks, including some $100000.00 active duty soldiers. and its air force has 191 aircraft . that's one of its most important strengths. there's no confirmed information about the strength of the rapid support forces, but it's estimated it has 800000 troops and about 10000 vehicles, mostly 4 wheel drives carrying weapon, really like county across guns and cannon's mom. brian, as a strategic advised that it's a 100 research, it's a think tank focusing on politics and security in the horn of africa. it says sudan is close to a full scale civil war. there really doesn't seem to be any indication for me. the side that there is a, an option of negotiation. both are seeking total victory. and i don't think that's a surprise for anyone who's been following the tensions in the build up this conflict. now worse to down to a descen

you can't take a bull horn, right? >> dana: i also wonder it was like when you sign up on terms and conditions do you agree to the terms and conditions and check the box yes and move on. who reads the whole rule book? they probably knew bull horns were wrong. i think some was provocative on purpose but republicans are looking at themselves what have we done now and how to move forward? this is supposed to be about gun violence and they're coming off a mass shooting. the oval office deciding not to invite those families. >> bill: this from yesterday on the taliban. >> it is critical that our assistance not be diverted by the taliban. unfortunately, as i sit here today, i cannot assure this committee or the american taxpayer we are not currently funding the taliban. >> bill: a new chapter in the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. top inspector general warning a house panel that your taxpayer dollars may be ending up in the hands of the taliban. republican from florida michael waltz member of the house foreign affair

and what is the ural horn, do you understand how it differs from the st.sburg underground we imitate, unlike st. petersburg, as a rule, no, peter peter, in a nutshell, uh, peter moscow and one more thing, when the laboratory was, when the clubs were aesthetics . this is some kind of strategy and so on , and ours plowed, damn it, ours we have a very difficult city with us, so that just like that , you get out and here you are, and everything was carried to you no hands to plow. and when they saw that here, but the guys are working, as it were, then it’s already easier. yes, you are already going out and it went and knocked out there with water. prior to this, relatively speaking, we are such successors of the master danila , you know what the stone flower did. here it is necessary to do it beautifully so that the mistress of the copper mountain likes it. here in the urals , after all, there is such a city of masters, yekaterinburg , this working city is an enterprise, and therefore you need to do it well. here it is necessary. how many years have passed sin

. >> reporter: in san francisco, the sound of a fog horn is a sure sign of normalcy. and in the sea cliff neighborhood, a sign that things are getting to the old normal. >> the fireside and the sea cliff. >> reporter: the mansion opening up the doors to the public can only mean the return of the beloved decorator showcase. 29 top deck rays or the spinning the magic in the 29,000 square foot spanish mediterranean home built in 1927. >> i love that color. the old world. >> it is coming back after four years of not having a in-person showcase and it is a beautiful home. >> reporter: it is a 44-year-old tradition temporarily halted by the pandemic. >> i missed it. >> it is a chance for the public to step beyond the threshold of a home that few can afford. >> you get to see the behind the scenes crib so to speak. >> in the four-year shutdown, they were offered a virtual version, and nothing like the genuine article. >> one thing about it is the virtual interaction. and the virtual one, you will get the interaction and after seeing the virtual. >> that is how you work with

here is this horn comrade, he was a big fan of the beatles and he wanted to play beatles music.ed it like a bone in his throat. for some officials from music, he is trying to deal with him in a checkable way. mulyavin was recruited by western intelligence agencies during a trip abroad. i propose today to expose the citizen mulyavin and give an appropriate assessment of his actions, where is the wolf, where is where in vologda, where in the house, where the heat in the forest, the songwriters had two lists of songs , one for official performances, the second for the soul a song half an hour before spring, gave the name of the film from the second line half an hour before spring, this song reflects the desire of the protagonist to create the music that will awaken spring in the soul of every person, which will cure the healed war of the soul - this is music. well, music without an idea is empty.

that's broken horns fit.ealthy people straight up, straight down, they broke everything here. although they have no people, they live far away. well, what is it? here? well, chaos is going on, the grid broke through and the hay came in. here they eat to sunbathe. the next day, another opening was broken through here and blocked it. they're still the next day. here he brought six tons, briefly speaking. trepands split from here, i'll catch up with this rushing. i'm throwing these away. it's rushing out. here are the neighbors with sticks and drives them away. they don't leave. i'm already watching everything stop a bunch of cows eating, and then the bulls are in a booth. who will do it, right? no action is taken anywhere. and how much it is possible for us to fight very tired. we have a studio neighbor and a lyama who lives right across from him elena tell me, please, here you are closest, it turns out to this problem. what is it like to live next to him? i want to say that throughout here these years, since n

republicans will say she didn't use a bull horn.'s the standard, so the difference between not getting expelled and expelled in a protest on the house floor is whether or not you use a bull horn it's just laughable. basically what these individuals have said all right, boys, to these young men, remember your place and we're here to remind you of it. and what tennesseeans have to look at, certainly those who live in the two affected jurisdictions, is the cost to them they now because of what republicans have done have to spend money to run a special election that they otherwise would not have to run. as much republicans complain about spending money, government spending money on things like this, they have to do that they now have to have, be on the point, andrea, about whether or not to accept the reappointment by the county commissioners who are filling this vacancies with the men who once held the seat and they now have to get approved in the house. so this is still a fraught scenario ahead of us on a number of fronts and how the

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a handover of power. despite the military conflicts with the sconces with over an historian gerald horn, now many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see you. now the fighting incident has been waiting for 3 days now. no cease. fire inside was your assessment of the current situation there. well, it's on a knife said, i'm afraid to say that is to say, scores have been till particularly civilians. the dispute arises from the fact that you have the special forces, the so called r s f, who have been accused of being implicated in human rights violations in the dark, poor region. the region of western sudan that is larger than spain. recall that the international criminal court already has call for the extradition of a former suit needs liter speaking a mr. alpha sheer and there is some fear amongst the rest of that. some of their leaders may wind up in the dock. keep in mind as well that sudan sisters teach at least slighted its neighbors include egypt, which is a close ally of the united states and terms of military alliances. it is also a butting libya, which was the subject