less time with lars.ctober ninth, 2015, debbie recently back from a business trip went to bed early for a morning tennis game. debbie's beloved dog slept on the floor beside her. the shades were down. lars join them a little past midnight. four hours past. and then -- >> san antonio 9-1-1. >> a, just, a gunshot. >> what had happened in that texas home? coming up -- >> i thought there was a burglar in the house. >> danger in the night. and a confrontation in the dark. >> oh, baby -- >> when dateline continues. (coughs) slow down! ahh! watch it! ♪♪ come on! a hero will answer the call... (laughs) you just have to answer the door. oof! that was fast. ♪♪ mucinex available on doordash. ahh! it's comeback season. [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journey. it's overwhelming, but you just have to put your mind to it and fight. subject 2: it doesn't feel good because you can't play outside with other children. subject 3: as a parent, it is your job to protect your family. but here is something that i can

lars began to be noticed on walks with strangers who often spent time in a neighbor’s apartment.ut special ammunition, which really frightened residents with children, because the dog began to show aggression and you could expect anything. the whole house began asking the man to properly care for his pet. a few days before the emergency, hunger strikers. how did it happen, who is to blame for killing the dog, will have to answer to the fullest extent of the law, the photographs with lars, which the concerned person managed to take, are already being studied by law enforcement agencies. the prosecutor's office ensures that a lawful, informed procedural decision is made under article 240. of the criminal code of the russian federation, cruelty to animals, and although the owner of the dog shifted all responsibility to his guest, who is now being dealt with by the police, it is possible that many questions will arise for him in the near future. deana shlyubkin, clothes zybkina, alexander tutarinov, ntv television company. the new and old residents of a cottage community on the outsk

shipping analysts, lars, down. so i'm putting that into context for us. we appreciate it. and israel says it has eliminated what it calls a terrorist cell in an air strike on the body plot the refugee camp in the occupied westbank. this footage, released by the is really military shows the attack which targeted a car moving through the cap of a city of novelist. israel says that the leader of a palestinian tara network was inside the vehicle. it claims the group was planning an imminent terrorist attack. meanwhile, guitar says that it has the broker to deal between israel and her boss for the delivery of humanitarian aid and medication to civilians. inside garza, it includes as well as being held cop captive by him off which is considered a terrorist organization by many countries. special corresponded abraham has more of what it means for the is really hostages. now it's been over a 100 days of captivity. they've also had no access to the red cross has not had any access to them during their time of captivity, to check on their medical state and to give their families, yo

and played, see how many people went to lar even though the infrastructure is still only the stadium master. not having a hotel, but these children. it is very good to go there, to prepare the hotel and the airport , to play with russia for 2 games, what a crowd, now it was the right thing to go to kish, now, well, kish was a place where the weather conditions were close to drop , they made a very good field there, mr. engineer porzad, these and their conditions, now we are going to talk with borko about brekono, say that it was a suitable opponent against this team that we are playing now, you can't see that we will play strong games, see how long it has been since this happened, we always come and say that the boycott it's not really an embargo. you see , now there are embargoes in other sectors as well, but they are doing their own thing and we shouldn't blame them all for the embargo. if we didn't say that there won't be an embargo, or if it brought iran , why did we bring it now? for years, we say it is our ban we can't take viya. if viyar comes to iran , we didn't have any refe

not just that we come to play the game in tehran, now you see that the futsal team went to play in lar. look at how many people went to lar, even though the infrastructure is still only a stadium, they don't have a hotel, but these guys go there very well, they prepared the hotel and the airport , they prepared the airport to play with russia 2, what kind of crowd is now the right thing to do in kish, go somewhere in kish now it was that the weather conditions were close to drop, a very good field was made there by mr. engineer pourzad, and their conditions, now there is going to be a match with burkina faso. let's talk about borko. he was a suitable opponent . we don't have a match with this team that we are playing now . you can't see that we play strong games . this has shown how long this has been happening. we always say that there will be no sanction, but this is not really a sanction. you see, now there are sanctions in other sectors as well, but they are doing their own thing and we should not blame them all for the sanctions. if we didn't say that there will be no sanctions or

i'm joined now by lars johnson. he is a shipping analyst and a founder of the consult and see if a suit you maritime. he joins us from copenhagen. thank you so much for your time this morning. how big a threat is this most recent escalation, 2 key shipping lines in the red sea. it is a clear escalation compared to what we have seen over the past months. and not so much of the attack on the greek ship yesterday that we're still in the red sea. but we've seen a couple of attacks now in the gulf of age in recent days. that is an escalation because it jeopardizes not only the route up to the swiss canal which has been disrupted for more than a months. it also jeopardizes the route that goes into the boutique which serves $100000000.00 people in ethiopia. so there's a clear escalation in recent days. how do you see the potential for the near term economic impact? how might consumers be impacted the consumers going to be impacted? not as much as you might think. this is going to lead to delays and supply change. obviously

this was reported by the minister minister of foreign affairs of denmark lars lekke rasmussen.quote: we feel a responsibility to help ukraine achieve full. territorial integrity to fight against russian invasion forces and become a full member of the eu. i discussed this with my good friend dmitry today. rasmusyn is referring to dmytro kuleba, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine. well, i'm moving on to other equally important topics. lemberg. mom, don't cry. that is how writer and photo artist olena cherninka named her new book. it is dedicated to her son and him. brothers who died in the russian-ukrainian war. what are the books about? let's look at the story of colleagues. mother's book about the son of a volunteer who did not return from the war. writer olena cherninka shared a story of personal grief. her 28-year-old son mykhailo went to defend ukraine in the first days of the great war. in may 2023, pobratyma announced the death of the soldier. i... started writing posts on facebook, like correspondence, like letters to my son, and in these letters there were memories,

the, the, this is the governor news lar, from balance for us and bruton launch strikes on, hold the dogs in yemen to take the resource target being hit in the caps. us are now present by them says he authorized this choice in the swan. so who the attack on ships ended up? the also coming up is braylan's core to to still genocide. south africa brought the case before, but one stop part. it says exam is committing genocide against because that's part of sentience in this one against a month and orleans in political crisis, tens of thousands of value to denounce the new governments reform agenda. as the president says, you foggins to ex cabinet minister, detained on put option because of the i'm the slide. welcome to the program. the united states and christian have got adults, ministry strikes against targets in yemen. the sites i'm going to, the is on back to a piece of boost will control much of the country. the u. k. is ministry of defense release fees and much of just taking off some bases inside for us to take part in this $5.00 will be control media trying to draw a cost, materials o

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tried to limit this confrontation, they want to limit. they are not ready to support the israelies in a lar full scale or all-out war, especially against labanon, since the us does have other issues, keep keep in mind, they have the uh presidential election coming up, they have um other issues related to, for example china, russia, ukraine and so on, and so it would be very detrimental for the us diplomacy to have to deal also with a war on lebanon with the time that... it is being isolated on an international scale as well, and now the fact that we see them withdraw their vessels, that is quite telling, they are not there, they're telling these the israelies, we're not supporting you when it comes to you calling for a war on lebanon, but there are also other political calculations, the fact that inside uh the israeli regime, mentioned it, he said every one of them has a stagger and is hiding it behind. not only within the cabinet at the political elites, you also have it within the military institution and the invest, the security institutions itself, you have lot of rifts among them, and

sandra, who lars, academic performance help the field when a palm door in cannes of 2023 was who lives here. the zone of interest with schuler and the leading role was also on the didn't cans . and he's been nominated for 3 golden globes. she plays the y for vouch for its commander rudolph, cause who is portrayed as a loving mother who can also be cold as ice, with no scrub bulls about wearing it furrowed coat of a murder. jewish woman in a film highlighting the banality of evil. sandra hulu is an exceptional talent working in european field. she inhabits her rails with great passion, but remains true to herself, self confident and politically active, even of the screen. the future was females, so let's go. nothing more to ad sondra who was there again world. same answer, playing a stressed out business woman and the award winning film. tony asthma and the movie the characters collected 5 or turns a live upside down. benjamin few weeks ago, hulu was named based actress by the european feel award for her role in and that to me over full peer to she made a political statement. i am fortu

start say research on d, w, the, you're watching the, the news lar, from button central in stride cues 3 us troops on the jordan city of border us residential by it and blamed it on back to middleton's and vows to hold the perpetrators to account the forest us troops killed by enemy fire and the reason since the war and gods up against also coming up the un ones instrumental in work and gods faces collapse and or just keyed on us, not to suspend funding for the agency, for products to new and refugees is the association fee of bar codes showing the october 7th at us to tax and focus police hunt for $2.00 men who attacked the catholic church. sandita ministry says on the salen storm, the chosen hassan vote during sunday worship dealing at least one person. full problem, such as expressed to solid data, see what to keeps catholic, the number such as well, thank you for joining us. the us says 3 of us troops have been killed in thousands, from a wounded, in a joint attack on a base in northeastern jordan press. central biden blamed is on back to militants for the attack, which took place

the, the, you're watching do the news lar fumble in a drawing strike history and us troops on the jordan syria border us president joe biden, blame it on back to militants and balls to hold of the perpetrators to account. they have the force us tool, skewed by whole set fire in the region since the war and god. so i began also coming up the u. n. ones a to monitor and walk and guys, faces collapse and or just key to and i was knocked a suspend funding for the agency for part of some refugees. is there association fees? workers join the october 7th address to that and the military. $1000.00 molly book, you know, for us to add new, stressful out over at cost based off of the west africans lock in $4.00 sections of the 3 countries demanding that a tone to democracy the minnesota as well. thank you for joining us. the us set, 3 of its troops have been killed and thousands more wounded in a drone attack on a base in northeastern jordan. preston, joe biden blamed it on back to militants for the attack, which took place near the border with sylvia and the dock. he vowed to hold the perpetrators

eastern and lar 2024 republican presidential candidate nikki haley addresses supporters in rally in north charleston the, south carolina a day after finishing second in the n primary. live at 7:00 p.m. eastern and on c-span2, the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. to consider district court nominations for south carolina and indiana. you can als watch on the c-sn now video app or online at c-span.org. next we head to indiana for governor iraq holcomb state of the state address. he talks about clean hydrogen. he discusses goal for average salaries to $60,000 a year. governor holcomb could not be reelected in 2024. [applause] >> improve the prospect for every american that called indiana home. today i stand before you and i renew that same promise. together with those in this changer we have accomplished a lot for s there's so much work to be done ahead. and as a former navy man, i'm drawn to a motto embraced by grace copper, one of the first female admirals in the united states navy. and i quote, a shift in can court is safe but that is not what shifts are built for. in the same spirit i did not

alexander dugin, this is what he wrote: yesterday’s desertion of the elites is worse... than upper larsstemic solution, immediate and real patriotic ideologization of the ruling class and rotation of the elite. only from an ideologized elite can we demand heroism and adequate behavior in an emergency situation. it's useless the way it is now. we need a sovereign elite. otherwise everything will happen again the weaknesses of our system yesterday appeared in all their glory, this is what alexander gelevich means by the word sovereign, in general , what is sovereignty, is the independence of the state from the influence of other states both in domestic policy and in foreign policy, and what does the sovereignty of the elite mean? this means that the elite, no matter... regardless of how it is treated outside the country, only this elite can be sovereign, a state that has lost sovereignty, it becomes a colony, and if we talk about elite, to use the word sovereign, this means the elite layer is in no way familial, not personal, does not depend on how it is treated from the outside. only suc

justice, distinguished justices of the court, members of the legislature, tribal leaders, members othe larnd my fellow washingtonians, i come to you as a governor, as a granddad, and as a washingtonian. washingtonit to start by thanking you and your for their contribution to our mutual efforts. my staff■! and their families ao deserve credit as well, particular, family, and a very special person to me. i loved seeing the childcare center she inspired us to build for our capital families, and that is among many causes she has advocated for us first spouse. [applause] it is not in the scrip bwant to. i love you trudy, and i am not alone. so let's cut to the chase, i am happy to report that we have been, we are, and we will always be the strongest state in the ti in fact, the state of our state is stronger than ever. for over a decade, we have advanced nation-leading familied grown our economy and have acted boldoct our state's iconic places, advanced equity, built more houses, fought for a woman's right to cos, and we have ushered in a clean energy economy. [applause] it is fair to say that

but i don't know why i need to call hey lar center. i'm on my way home cuz i was ordered home by my employer family. so here on an airport, i said source and we, we lost connie. at this point, i should probably explain who professor i should have them is called a hutch deaf and connie, as jason calls him, was the person who got jason into studying greenland. gracie is a dying sheet. he's been a research of a faulty is collecting data before anyone else even thought about how the climate affects the ice. a fast. i can't wrap my head around what has happened. but connie is dead. he were working next to and he said, when we last saw him, i'm gonna go and check the data. he just pulled a memory card from weather station hours go by. we start to wonder where he is going look for him. didn't find him in his tent. we go into emergency mode, spend hours and hours like turning the camp upside down. we call to the search and rescue. the royal danish air force they fly in. they're taking and for red. and the high resolution pictures of the camp t

uh the resistance in the region uh stop them from seeing any success in their endeavors to conquer lars of syria and um iraq he called out the perpetrators of the january 3rd attack on civilians in uh carmon and said if you are men come out and fight like men not slaughter women and children like cowards. ultimately salami said the us and israel have suffered number of serious blows and setbacks for. plans in the region and they are very desperate at this point in time, that was major um general hussein salami with the irgc they're speaking at the ceremony and um in karamon we're still joined i believe by sabir abu mariam secretary uh general at the palestine foundation pakistan joining us from uh karachi um aburium uh also we have um alsy yasi, historian and social activist from kualo lampuur still on the line, i guess we'll start ouse, we started with you initially, if i could, i'm going to have saby be just a little bit more patient because initially we had a technical difficulty, we couldn't even get an initial thoughts from osi yajashi joining us from kolon, if you can go ahead and

who are the states preparing to replace those who escaped through the upper lars and what does stanford have to do with it. ukraine alone will not be enough for russia to target moldova. revelation of american generals. why is the united states intimidating chisinau with a russian attack and what is maia sandu counting on? ukrainians fleeing mobilization continue to drown en masse in the yew tree. how many unfortunate people have already been swallowed up by its icy waters, why are the border guards not even trying to put an end to the deadly swim. they came to the swa zone like wild geese, but they run like rats. our military does not spare foreign mercenaries; they hardly resist. new footage from the front. at night there was a powerful explosion , a fire started, kutru, all that was left of several rooms at once were only smoking rubies, footage from dimitrov, still occupied by the kiev regime, in the dpr, where she tested russian high-precision weapons. according to the predictable version of well-informed media, a supposedly purely peaceful object was damaged, they say a missile hi

their homeland, for the country, and so on, these are the people who will go there through the upper larso, here there were guys with us, that's what i'm talking about... i also said today, these are guys who are over 20 , 22, 23, 27, these are wonderful guys, being with whom you understand that they will not give up, they will not betray, they will not surrender, his contract has ended, his hand has healed, and he he has already run a new marathon, but ahead of him is the main race called fatherhood, alexey is going to devote all his time to raising his baby and wants to master a new profession, business analytics, the state fund and defenders of the fatherland are helping with this. in the fatherland defenders cup competition the tyumen team took third place in the medal standings, losing to athletes from the chelyabinsk region and the host competition of the republic of bashkatarstan. the hero of russia himself , rustam saifulin, received two medals in the individual championship, gold in table tennis and silver in powerlifting. having raised 115, well, i took second place, but... the

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"hello, those who stormed verkhniy lars, those who fled to kazakhstan with one suitcase, then in theation began, and then they suddenly began to return, and throughout that year they returned ; for georgia, for example, the following statistics appeared: in 1920 , 1,856 russians entered the country; it was forced, of course, because there is no normal work in georgia for russian relaxants. in the latest report of an international sociological project, there are as many quotes as you like, from the words of real people, about how difficult it is to find a job in georgia. yes, in kazakhstan it is not easier with work and housing. here is a man who changed apartments six times, literally living out of suitcases. those who left were workers, usually remote workers, in what are called professions. like programmers, designers, bloggers there, they thought that they were people of the world, when it turned out that europe was not waiting for them , the post-soviet space remained, then a revolution of consciousness happened, they find themselves in the position of a slave, well, in the liter

lars, we've been seeing high surf at the coast, but this is a, you know, an issue that sometimes isn't even at beaches. yeah, this is going to be inside the bay. so the good thing is we don't have those. >> large waves rolling along the coastline on top of the king tides. the last time that produced that flooding along the coastline. but king tides all by themselves are going watches. rise up over 6 and a half feet by tomorrow morning. that king tide coming just after 9 o'clock tomorrow out the door. right now you see a couple clouds floating on by the tides are going to the story, though, over the next couple of days as we're going to see more of that action, especially in and around the bay. you can see those tides continue to rise are probably some 7 foot tides. i think as we get in toward thursday and friday as those ties going to rise up all around the bay. so localized flooding inside the bay. those place that normally flood with inundation from some of the rise in the tide. there. watch out for that in the morning hours and then things will back off in toward the afternoon by to

awesome animal polar bears are one of the largest carnivores, bigger than tigers, bigger than lions, the larargest carnivore and they're really impressive. >> reporter: tim sullivan works at the zoo near chicago, home to hudson, a male polar bear. >> he loves to play and we provide him with lots of environmental enrichment to keep him busy. >> reporter: male polar bears can weigh up to 1,500 pounds and grow to about ten feet when they stand on their rear legs. >> imagine you're standing by a basketball hoop, a male polar bear can reach the rim by standing on his legs. >> reporter: female polar bears are about half the size of male bears, weighing up to 800 pounds the white fur is not really white. >> it's actually clear they have a very thick coat, two differently layers the undercoat, which is thick and dense, and then there are guard hairs that are longer that are actually hollow, and that helps protect them that's what keeps them warm when they're walking around on the ice. >> reporter: polar bears are also excellent swimmers. they're considered marine mammals because they spend a big par

so my 1st name is lar, the most obvious from and i was just just simply the debt of my entire life. and beyond that, it used to be like cause ignite, sleeping under the stars, enjoying the time was really beautiful. so, and then was heading. so you for my grandmother playing that higher with a spinning the as well the child, you know, i have no idea eyes funding and an impact on to me. you know, i've just like to explain just one. but then then i'm to the design of it. i look back, i'm the clinic thoughts like how, how is that? that time shaped my thinking back in india for millennia, women in south asia have draped themselves in silk and linen to wear as origins can be identified by how she wears the garments, as well as the type of fabric it's colors and embroidery. the 1st mention of, sorry, is, can be found in a hindu hymn book from around 3000 b. c. in sanskrit word means a strip of fabric. india has 28 states and more than 100 ways to drape a sorry. in 2023. the sorry, even made it into an international museum. the london museum of design paid homage to sorry, design. we've 60

hello, those who stormed verkhniy lars, those who fled to kazakhstan with one suitcase, then in the twenty-second, when a special military operation began, and then they suddenly began to return. moreover, throughout that year they returned. for georgia, for example, the following statistics appeared. in '23, 1,856 people entered the country. and left 1.887. that is, 30 thousand more, that is, outflow, it turns out. it seems that among them are the same relaxants. why do they come back? maybe someone is tired of eating from garbage dumps, a fashion invented in the west nafreeganism looks, to put it mildly, disgusting. these are real photos from tbilisi, and no matter how you convince yourself of the supposed environmental friendliness of such an approach, no matter how you adapt any pseudo-philosophy to it, scraps remain scraps and stories are usually forced, of course, because there is no normal work in georgia for russian relaxants. in the latest report of an international sociological project, there are as many quotes as you like: from the words of real people, how difficult it is to find a jo

their homeland, for the country, and so on, these are the people who will go there through the upper larsth us, who i also talked about today, these are the guys who are over 20, 22, 23, 27, these are wonderful guys, being with whom you understand that they will not surrender, they will not be taken prisoner, they will not surrender, his contract has ended, his hand has healed, and he has already run a new marathon, but ahead... the main race called fatherhood. alexey is going to devote all his time to raising his baby and wants to master a new profession as a business analyst, with the help of the defenders of the fatherland state fund. in the cup of defenders of the fatherland competition, the tyumen team took third place in the medal standings, losing to athletes from the chelyabinsk region and the hosts of the competition. the head of the tyumen military school, rustam saifulin, now the deputy , which he himself once graduated from returns to the front line to inspire his fellow soldiers with his example. pain can be different, the mechanism of pain development. it doesn’t matter what

north ossetia, alania, they are responsible for traffic safety at the verkhny automobile checkpoint lars duty here. 24/7, during patrols, by traffic police officers, we do not allow trucks to leave out of turn, so that there are no violations of traffic rules. former truck drivers stood in line for weeks to cross the border. now the throughput has increased several times. the electronic queue and the operation of checkpoints without breaks or days off made it possible to relieve congestion on the highway. as far as i've driven, everything is usually fine. employees' everyday life. the police are varied, because the work is carried out in several directions: in december, the police were on the trail of the brothers kazbek and vladislav kolumbegov, accomplices allegedly involved in the assassination attempt on the brother of the head of the alagirsky district of the republic, they opened fire on the victim right in the center of the city, and then got into a car and fled. this is footage of the arrest of possible drug dealers: a husband, wife, and their friend purchased large quantities of

hello, those who stormed upper lars, those who fled to kazakhstan with one suitcase back then in theeration began, and then they suddenly began to return, and throughout that year they returned, in georgia, for example. , the following statistics appeared: in the twenty-third year , 1.856 thousand russians entered the country, and 188 left.

mark rutte said the action washington and london are aimed at self-defense, and the head of middania, larsuson, emphasized that the houthis ignored warnings from western states and continued their attacks. according to european media reports, eu countries will send three warships to protect merchant ships in the red sea. meanwhile, tens of thousands of people gathered on the streets of the yemen capital. rally. they also unanimously condemned the actions of western states. according to local media, so many people gathered that the central square of sanaa was almost for the first time in history, it could not accommodate everyone . artyom krosulin, lead. at work just find your place, dad , you'll be home soon, soon, i won't be late now, mom, guess who started a new job today, grandma, what a hat, 10 minutes until the new job, lots of new vacancies every day, avito work, you will find not just a job, but your place, with a credit card , everything will be as you want, everything will be like you! if you want, there will be peace of your own, they will kill her in short, only we have enough,

with these abundant material production, but in the era of economics, globalization a, china is the, lar, is the trading partner. as almost all neighboring countries and regions, no country is willing to reduce easy to nomic ties with a china to align with us contentment strategy. take the all the, all, for example trainings the larger trading ponder of us the on and also in countries have benefited briefly from trade with china. and in contrast to the united states is quite a stingy in this regard. during last year's us of the on summit, mr. vinyl only provided a $150000000.00 us $1.00 and $8.00 to $10.00 of the on countries. so i think that's why we haven't seen much of reports on the follow on ups of the so called in do pacific economic framework. and i as to the word i think so if we go back to be even with go, go have a look at the data from row bed, for example, the us, how to ged a g d p of just around $25.00 trillion us dollar last year while china was approximately 18 trillion less daughter, accounting for more than a 3rd of global economy will when they combined in china in the

interest, you know, internally, maybe the republicans and the democrats may have a different system lar, some small. busy outside, when it comes to foreign policy, you know, it almost doesn't matter who is sitting in that in the white house because in the us foreign policy has for so many decades now being centered on, on war, on sending weapons on law fair on sanctions. and now, i don't know if, if the drums case is indeed a case of an offer, but they way that it's being deployed it's, that's going to be racing many questions. so far, 30 or 40 years now. the u. s. has often chided latin american countries for prosecuting its own leaders, us mainstream media likes to use terms like banana republic to describe some of these arrests of these presidents in central and south america. do you sense any, have park or sea, or perhaps even iron e, right? now given this historic moment for the us, there is definitely a high level of the bumper. see a given what is happening that you as an even before. and i have a lot of irony indeed. yes. because uh, this idea that, uh, nothing american countrie

minister of foreign affairs of denmark lars luke rasmussen arrived on a visit to ukraine.ether with his ukrainian colleague dmytro kuleba, he took part in the opening of the office of the danish embassy in mykolaiv. rasmussen also announced financial support for the fight against corruption. in the country, it is about the third stage of the eu anti-corruption program, which denmark leads since 2016. at this stage, the european union allocates more than 10 million dollars, and denmark, for its part, almost 9 million more. ukraine is increasing the production of projectiles and is looking for new contracts, cooperation with partners regarding the replenishment of ammunition for the front. this was reported by volodymyr. based on the results of the supreme commander-in-chief's rate, they also discussed the modernization of drone production to increase the range of use. and the commander-in-chief and heads of directions reported on the situation near avdiivka, kupyansk and in the south. also at the meeting discussed the air defense of the front-line and border areas. espresso

gosh, come russia's political weapon starts february, 3rd on d, w, the, the, you're watching the news lar, fumbling drawing strike is 3 us troops on the jordan federal border. us president joe biden, blame it on back to militants and balls to hold of the perpetrators to account. they have the force us tool, skewed by whole set fire in the region since the war and god. so i began also coming up the u. n. ones a to monitor and walk and guys, faces collapse and or just key to one us not to suspend funding for the agency for 5, assuming refugees. is there a says the agencies, workers join the october the 7th and the military. $1000.00 molly, but you know, for us to add new, stressful out over at cooper, based off of the west africans lock in for section.

that wasn't fake news because we're now seeing the impact of that on the ground right now. rachel lars. to a lot is are midweek news for off, for now, i'll be back at the top with more of whether it's the big stories to hope you can join me then the, the, the time i'm are expensive and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do they have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called direction. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way inside the at the end of the 18th century, britain began by illegal opium, afraid in china. this hard drug causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine for businessmen from the foggy l. b. a. however, the ruling chinese ging dyna

circle of pseudo-liberals in russia, which of these characters who have not yet escaped through upper larscondemn kazantsev’s bisexuality and her attitude to the banned lgbt movement, and as for her reposts on the armed forces of ukraine, when the call of the people spoke out against, these are the characters . they began to write angry posts to social activists, no , the so-called war fighters began to write. dasya kazantseva openly supports the zelensky regime, calling bandera a powerful emerging great nation, and calls russia a pig that devours its children. however, as is customary among such people, kazantseva does not hesitate to make money in russia, so how can this be explained from a popular scientific point of view? ostensibly an educational lecture. asya kazantseva was deliberately planned on an elevated structure near the kremlin walls. even the place itself was chosen specifically to once again pinch the current government. she does not hide her hatred of russia. she actively supports the ukrainian line. this means that this is a person who is in the center of moscow. today ou

year, there is a heating point at the highest mountain border checkpoint near the village of verkhniy larsn north ossetia, hot tea, please here ... thank you, in order to comprehensively provide drivers and passengers, a heating point has been deployed, a medical disaster center and a traffic police patrol are operating on the road. another important warning from the ministry of emergency situations employees, do not it is worth using electrical equipment to warm the car in frosty weather. why now the owner of this car from the irkutsk region knows for sure that the car caught fire after it was blown with hot air from a heat gun for half an hour in thirty-five degree frost, they grilled the car with a gun, so, well , after starting it knocked, they ran around extinguishing it, summing up the results of the new year holidays very early, say employees of the ministry of emergency situations, rescuers are appealing to all residents of our country with a request during the celebrations not to forget about safety, their own and surrounding people, a huge number of victims and tragedy can be avo

tank and it found the car shooting the car and the council, the paramedics, him, and 2 more civilians. lar, was shot. so he, the one with the, this picture, the most popular pictures from what as, uh, like i was founding, uh, what's happening there. and he called my name, what does what me take a picture for you as he passed, he is going to pass on where she was in peace. i imagine you have many more stories like this. you want him yours though. it is just a developer till the end of this month. the thing is for me that will never because everyone's guys have a story. if one who left his house, lots of friends lost his family, lost his way, lost his anything, plus the picture. even if have you personally been able to process all this, these losses that you, that you suffered personally. you know, sometimes i feel like i forget someone, me because he passed since at the 1st age war. and then i have a lot of a lot have lots and lots have no human brain can process this. no way. we have another clip that we would like to show you. now just, let's have a look. i'm noticing that a lot of us are

it's always entertaining when joseph tippon ski drive this truck the lar valley and central friends. and all the more so when he transforms it into a sentiment with a few presses of a button. the same appeal can see 100 people. the running is a one man show initial fail. we drive, look after the audience sell tickets, project the films clean up all by yourself. we'll see you have to wear many hats, but all onto the tickets. get to 1st off for the kids to watch an animated film. people here see that the move outs and amount is getting some children access to culture for the 1st time to show them that. so it's great, that's the new mobility of this and that way children don't have to go into town to the course. that's fine. this is turned on for this and will be opens up new opportunities and giving children a bit of education, an introduction to film, so to speak. there are sending will be used, working across the region and showing the latest bills. people can go to the cinema without it being a big hassle. set down is this way, people experience culture that they wouldn't otherwise

from me, tom lar campaign is about america, it's about you. it's about every age and background that occupied this country. it's about the future. we're going to continue to build together. our campaign is about preserving as trans. they are american democracy. 3 years ago, tomorrow, we saw their own eyes. the violent mobs store in the united states capital is almost in disbelief as you 1st turn on. the trouble for the 1st time in our history and directions had come to stop the peaceful train for the transfer of power in america for 5 smashing window shattering doors, attacking the police outside gallows, where a record as a major crowd. janice, hang mike pence inside a 100 and for speaking forcing. the house was chance, he says march through and smashed windows. where's nancy? over a $140.00 police officer and you to him. i attended the funeral police officers who died as a result of the events that day because dog because of donald trump's lies a guy because he's wise, brought a mom to washington. he promised it would be while and it was. he

and i asked the shipping analyst and founder of the consult and see if a suit you maritime lars, against and how big a threat this most recent escalation is to key shipping lines and the red sea. it is a clear escalation compared to what we have seen over the past months and not so much of the attack on the greek ship yesterday. that was still in the red sea. but we've seen a couple of attacks now in the gulf of aidan in recent days. that is an escalation because it jeopardizes not only the route up to the east west canal which has been disrupted for more than a months. it also jeopardizes the route that goes into the food sheet, which serves $100000000.00 people in ethiopia. so there's a clear escalation in reason days, patios see the potential for the near term economic impact. how might consumers be impacted? the consumers are going to be impacted, not as much as you might think. this is going to lead to delays and supply change, obviously. but he's not going to mean we have one in stock out and you're going to see must have into shields. the inflationary pressure i think, is somewhat

so you have sent to you by the to garage is where we were a few months ago. lar, this is where the laboratory was. all the, the laboratory wasn't number 4 and the chemicals were number 5. it's very dangerous when they're right next to each other like that to me. but on the screen the drug producers simply dump their toxic waste into the adjacent stream which then became contaminated. it had to be cleaned up at great expense. your water. this is where it was smoke, who's came around the corner and led down into the water. people live all around here for more children to play here. they're in animals. house patch that might drink from the water? yes, it's very worrying to out. every year the dutch government spend $6000000.00 euros on clean up operations like this one. the wider risks are rarely examined closely. and in germany, the problem gets even less attention. the authorities don't keep a central record of how many illegal drug waste dumps are identified per region. each year the india force featured in fishermen are taking care of these marine animals. reducing danger from on east coast