so, the equipment for this plant, and the famous industrialist john hughes da brought it on a steamers of azov and from there. uh, the future is the basis of this railway, so to speak, a jerk on the shafts was dragged by these details. there are these future blast furnaces , some other mechanisms there, and in the place where it subsequently arose. yuzavka, today known as donetsk and the actual enterprise that was created, it was called the novorossiysk joint-stock company of a coal-rail production fireplace. yes, because this idea now there will be a plant that, on the one hand , that is, roads are being built, and on the other hand, this plant is located in the center of the region, which is connected to the railways, and to the surroundings. this was very important, and of particular importance, of course, was the road that crossed it to russia from north to south. yes, uh, which connected petersburg moscow the black earth region via kharkov and then the end point was sevastopol the russian empire was building a railroad in borussia the soviet union developed this network. and what

e for this plant, and the famous industrialist john hughes yes brought on a steamer to the ports of azovrom there. ah, the future. here are the basics of this railway, so to speak, a jerk on the shafts dragged here. sea-details, there of these future blast furnaces, some other mechanisms there, and in the place where the yuzovka later arose today known as donetsk and the enterprise itself, which was created, it was called the novorossiysk joint-stock company of coal-fired rail production. yes, because this idea will now be a plant, which, on the one hand, that is, roads are being built, and on the other hand, how would this plant be located in the center region, which is connected with the railway lines, a with the surrounding area. this was very important, and of particular importance, of course, was the road that crossed it to russia from north to south. yes, uh, which connected petersburg moscow the black earth region through kharkov and then the end point was sevastopol, the russian empire, a railway was created on borussia , the soviet union developed this network. and what happened

, if i'm not mistaken, john hughes is making a whole genre. and it's we talked about what ideology means in room before ideology are those unspoken and less clear structures that influence the way people about america the way women should behave, the way should behave, what it means to be straight, what it means to be gay, what it to be. a whole lot of things. no one says it outright, but it's always it's unspoken. underlying structures that inform the way we think about and identity and class and gender. that makes sense. good. so if you've got movies like pretty in pink and some kind of wonderful and i think there's a movie with john cusack holding up a boombox that i can't high fidelity i don't think it's high fidelity i can't remember what it is but you have all of these as the big east movies that are coming out in the eighties and the primary concern of this these movies for for a lot of i think this is technically the beginnings of rom com i'm not a cinema i'm not a simple professor i can't tell you truth of that. but white women, white

republican leaders ripping the move as a "whitewash" and "a cover up" just moments from now, legal eagles john hughhy, dupree. concessions on the house oversight committee and what this means for their investigation. welcome, everyone. i am charles in for neil, this is "your world." fox team coverage with david spunt at the justice department with the fallout from all of this and peter doocy on how the white house is reacting to it. we begin with david. >> charles, the plea deal is off the case in delaware is off. right now it looks like hunter biden is heading toward trial, possibly in california or washington, d.c., or even potentially both. i want to read a new court filing just posted on the public docket entered by the government within the last few hours. it says the parties have engaged in further plea negotiations, but are at an impasse. the government now believes the case will not result short of a trial. remember, david weiss, the person just named a special counsel, was the same prosecutor who just a month ago, not even a month ago, charles, was in a courtroom with hunter biden at prepa

so, "anything's possible" is a a rom-com, coming-of-age tale in the spirit of old john hughes movies[ cheers ] >> jimmy: yeah >> it's about celebrating the joy. [ cheers and applause and it's pretty magical. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. not only did you -- you're getting great reviews, congratulations. >> thank you >> jimmy: but also, the soundtrack -- >> yes >> jimmy: has all original music. >> yes >> jimmy: and a lot of it -- you -- >> we did. i -- i executive produced the album with justin tranter on my label, republic records, where i'm, actually having my own music come out very soon, you know, later in the fall. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: ooh! >> i come with "adult pop," so get ready. >> jimmy: adult pop? >> i'm coming! i'm coming >> jimmy: in the fall? >> and so, it's coming out but this is, sort of, a precursor to that. i have five brand new songs that i wrote with justin tranter and his camp. and we curated the album it's about 90%, i would say, queer artists. >> jimmy: yeah good for you >> and it's great. so, go listen to the album i'm trying to bring back the days when the

he named his close friend and his military aid general john hughes as the white house liaison. and dr. kissinger met weekly with the families, as he mentioned, of the national league of p.o.w. marriage families from january 20th, 1969, the day he was first inaugurated until march 29th, 1973. the light of the day the last of you was released and saved. president nixon focused on bringing you home and bringing you home with dignity. his efforts were the most difficult and most successful hostage negotiation in american history. now sadly the basic knowledge of our shared american including your stories these are these amazing stories each of you have or not been to our kids in school. and their ability to learn by americans. last year, the annenberg public policy center and the annenberg is were big supporters. you know, this foundation, this library conducted the technology survey and. it found that 37% of the respondents couldn't name of the freedoms guaranteed in the first amendment of the bill of rights. less than one in four of the respondents could name the religious freedo

. >> margo and john hughes. >> hi, sweetie. oh, i got lipstick on her. this is a lot of attention.show that we are so proud of, to the entire "weekend today" team, which is the a-team, the most amazing team in the world, led by matt and dave. i am so grateful for all of you for making this a family. we have been a family every single saturday. to my actual family, john and margo, the loves of my life, to angie and joe for coming up every weekend to d.c. you're okay, sweet pea. what's going on? i want to thank you guys. and to peter, i just want to say peter and i sat together a long, long time ago -- i'm sorry i got lipstick on you. we said to each other, what would it be like if we could anchor a show together? and it was just a dream that we talked about all the time. and peter, to get to anchor this show with you, to get to do something you love with your best friend, someone who has become, like, a brother to me, has just been the greatest joy of all time. so thank you, thank you, thank you. >> it doesn't get better than when your teammate is your best friend. we love you so mu

that people that is helping make that process smoothly as process work as smoothly as possible is john hughesl it's decisions for people? well it's been brilliant day. been a brilliant day. >> such a positive >> it's been such a positive atmosphere and we've taken a lot of calls from students who are actually wanting to trade up to the of derby, which the university of derby, which is think part of is great. and i think part of the reason for that, and it's a lot calls from within the lot of calls from within the region and i think cost of living is probably a consideration that a number of our and families are our students and families are thinking it and therefore thinking about it and therefore they've got good grades and they're looking for a university that's going to give them a great student experience. we're top in uk for student top 20 in the uk for student experience and so we've been able to help numerous students and find them places for the great qualification that they've achieved. >> you say within the region that's the east midlands. so nottinghamshire, leicestershire as as de

>> willis hughes actually travel together with a partner. john knight worked in the shop with william so he could identify him. willis hughes had experienced with ellen kraft's family. it is said by one report that he actually brutally physically punished ellen's uncle to the point where the uncle was near death. these men, they meant business when they came up and they had all these rights, they could raise this policy. anyone they called upon in boston would be required by the terms of this law to help them. i think they probably think this is not going to be too bad. they arrived in their hotel. they can find william right away. they know the crafts are a 20 minute walk away. but they encounter resistance on many different ones. first with the legal authorities , that takes its own comical turn. and then the ordinary citizens of boston who stand up, down to the newsboys -- street boys who are throwing rocks and expletives at them. >> you said ellen former slaver dr. collins was a physician. he is also unionist. why was this an important case f

john need to and from school can otherwise take. i was an open, open, rocky terrain. you them the most joy hughes who come from far away village is do their best to come, but they often face problems struggling back and forth. yeah. that either because they are too young or not strong enough or sick. so their studies are definitely affected. that is why there's a high number of drop outs here of the teachers and students, the cooling on no storage used to provide accessible and safe transport for children. and renee terry is so that they are not cost whole from the opportunity to get some education in sports at the world's athletics championships in budapest burdens. josh carr claimed gold and the 1500 metres following a thrilling final straight back though with reigning olympic champion cup and cooper. extend. care pulled away from the norwegian was a little under 200 meters to go crossing the line in 1st place. scott had finished 3rd at the 2 people and picked some 2021. that can now call himself a world champion the here watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top story. donald trump has be

john need to and from school can otherwise take. i was an also an open, rocky terrain. you them the most joy hughes who come from far away village is do their best to come, but they often face problems traveling back and forth. yeah. that either because they are too young or not strong enough or sick. so their studies are definitely affected. that is why there's a high number of drop outs here, teachers and students according to no storage use to provide accessible and safe transport for children and remote areas so that they are not comfortable from the opportunity to get some education some support before we go and maybe report sy, spanish football federation president louis will be alice plans to resign light head today because outright jobs to forcibly kissing apply on the lips following spice world cup trial. last sunday, to be honest, 1st played down his actions and apologized instead of rice and health and mentions the making yesterday and world governing body faith for his launched discipline. re hearings, leading spanish politicians have also age to to quit. now here's a reminder of our to

john need to and from school can otherwise take. i was an open, open, rocky terrain. you'll see them the most joy hughes who come from far away village is do their best, but they often face problems traveling back and forth either because they are too young or not strong enough or sick. so there's studies are definitely affected. that is why there's a high number of drop outs here, teachers and students a cooling, a little star to use to provide accessible and safe transport for children and remote areas so that they are not comfortable from the opportunity to get some education from support before we go and watch break, maybe a report say spanish football federation president louis ruby alice plans to resign . life to today is cost outrage across the game and spine of the forcibly kissing apply on the lips following spines, world cup trans, last sunday. that would be, alice says, play down his actions on the right of screen here, but then apologized. he's federation, health and emergency making yesterday and world company body safer as launched, disciplinary proceedings, leading spanish politicians, ad

but 60 is on produced as i've told dollars here, as john holman, is still waiting for guffman furnished to commercialize the across pine, the hughes of what hack estate south mexico. the community of some public wheeler to revolution was coming in 2017 kind of base was legalize to mexico for medicinal use. they've always grown it from only got audio tells me that they're legally able to see what was going the last few years before we had to do it in secret. and it was very risky because the soldiers came to destroy the crowd out of the wood needs that they thought that with the government's decree, things would change. they've become refining the crops to meet the requirements for legal medical cannabis, or when they come into the communities running to a big problem. that legalization happened under the last administration. now they say the current one simply one issue them licenses. doesn't, don't often they really, we feel offended. we put all our effort into this and the government hasn't done its part. they've asked us for a lot of permissions and forms, and we've done it all and they haven't fulfilled their side of the barga

eat in restaurants, but we come now not just from howard, but johns hopkins and yale and princeton, understanding the words of langston hughesme to laugh when come for -- when company comes, but i know i am america. they did not know we are going to make it. but god did. we started at the bottom and are here. 60 years later, i want to be here celebrating with our black daughters, and still we rise! [applause] >> she is the executive director of the medgar and marley evers institute, please welcome trina evers everett. ♪ >> my sisters, my brothers, my family, my friends. did you just come to church? did you feel the holy spirit in there? did you get your char? well, it charged me. thank you, brother bryant. let me just say, this is an honor for me to stand here, because i was not here 60 years ago. but my mother was here, marley evers williams was here 60 years ago. and as you stand out and as you sit under the trees on this reflecting pond, reflect on everything that is being brought to you. reflect on what your energy and your charge is. you know today, we gather because the world witnessed 60 years ago unprecedented conver