so this mission for us is just to did militarize the tutorials opposing leopold plant and surround and ira if this mission helps to do that, then it will be success in the short term, the i. e, a plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. a correspond but he has building a tell me more about the un teams assessment of the nuclear facility. look, the part of the mission has stayed there and the other part left after a few hours. so they have not given a full assessment of the state. they have to said that they have seen that have been damaged on that. the integrity has been violated of the site. we've seen videos from russian media from their visit where they were walking amid military equipment on the side than there was shown, the damage that russia says had been done by ukrainian selling ukraine as accusing russia, shelling the place. um, so they have gotten the 1st impression, but what is important now is that this has al

. >> reporter: michelle leopold lost her 18-year-old sent to fentanyl in 2020.he says trevor was a freshman at sonoma state and died in his sleep after taking one pill. since then, she has been informing and helping others impacted by drugs. >> even more reason to have this. today's horrific discovery of hello kitty, grenades, and pirates? that is atrocious. it is absolutely horrifying to think they are actively going after younger kids. >> reporter: the nonprofit families against fentanyl saying the last two years, fentanyl fatalities have increased fivefold in six states, including california. last we last year, they registered more than 5000 fentanyl deaths. >> we have to do more about educating, especially young adults and also getting narcan out there everywhere. you never know when you may be able to save a life. >>> back in 60 seconds. damage control. the bay area bucks company over debate. >>> why president biden says the pandemic is over. do our local covid experts agree?>>> we will have >>> it is a new day in london following the funeral of queen eliza

she's one of the greatest engaged nature writers in the lineage of john muir, aldo leopold, rashal carson, gary schneider, war barry lopez, and thoreau. her work which includes a dozen extraordinary books transcends any pigeonholes. her latest book of essays which is just out called "erosion" is -- meets us exactly at the nexus of this moment. terry is in fact one of the greatest writers period with the countless literary awards she has received and their testament to that. coming from a culture that's encouraged us to specialize, to confine our purview, and interests in one direction, terry's writing has inspired me to slough off that conditioning and to instead embrace all my curiosities and passions. the unfettered wildness of her mind and heart have modeled for me a kind of systems thinking that wraps her arms around the whole caboodle linking the inner experience with the outer world while exploring the connections among art, ecology, women, politics, social healing, democracy, wild lands, family, and faith. she's long been a passionate advocate and activist for peace , indigenous ri

leopold vision you could not care for the people without also caring for the land.me more good news i was unable to travel to gorges and remote national park lands and to humble farm operations in the u.s. and in england. not to mention a covid protocol thanksgiving with my very own family in their illinois backyard to prepare the best report that i could muster for wendell and also for my readers. a book eventually titled where the deer in the antelope play. i'm grateful for that opportunity to continue the conversation how we are using our planets resources for good or not. especially with regard to who is providing our food and how. i think we absolutely have it in our power to get our land ethic right. but the big question remains, as all this, will we? if we do will be largely thanks to incredible authors like the ones featured in this festival. the fact i am counted among their illustrious number leads me too say it must've been a very slow year. [laughter] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> please welcome award-winning author of more than 50 books for youn

and if we just, well, from some such friendly e considerations of the cat leopold that we should be friendsyone peacefully , take it easy. we'll end up losing heard, that's all. yes, there is truth, such criticizes offers offers to act. why not develop a conceptual map of a belarusian for life, yes, so this is the first moment the second moment, well, in any action it is important not to mess things up, because now we have especially young people. it's very vulnerable. and any action. they may perceive it as an attack on some person's freedom. and in connection with this, uh, the state authorities made a very right decision to provide simply information and not only about the maps of the poles. i want to inform you that about 100,000 belarusians have received a residence permit in european countries. need about this too report. that is, just uh, that means, uh, this approach, which is now accepted and approved, is the most accurate and most delegated delegate. yes, we talked about simplified citizenship, which the president supported, you know how and you know how much the increase is going

this argument is by no means a banal leopold of san francis, the fundamental german historical schoolng maximilian ii , which means that the revolution of 1948 led everywhere in europe, but to the fact that the old idea that all systems of government. so, they somehow took into account, yes about democracy, that democracy is a bad system of government. all the rest are even worse, so i studied the framework, accordingly, maximilian, that we were all always convinced that the monarchy is bad system. governance for everyone else is even worse, and here we need to change this belief, because you, as equality, have led to the fact that the people no longer believe that someone sitting on the throne is somehow different from them. here it is well, he comes to literally explain on his fingers i don’t think you understand why the bavarian monarch, that, uh, the traditional rationale is not even a given through god. as such, you probably know that there was a huge number of treatises in the 18th century. the defense of an understandable thesis is written in the same way. yes that if there is

this is an argument to take away, not a banal leopolds.under of the german the historical school taught by the bavarian king maximilian ii means that here the revolution of 1948 throughout europe led to the fact that the old idea that all systems of government. so, they've made it up somehow, haven't they? about democracy, that democracy is a bad system of government, everyone else is even worse , so the framework taught, accordingly, maximilian, that we were all always convinced that the monarchy is a bad system of government for everyone else is even worse, and here we need to change this belief, because you how equality led the people no longer believes. something is sitting on the throne. something different from them. that's it. well, he comes to buy to explain on his fingers, i don’t think that we are a bavarian monarch, that, uh, the traditional rationale, not even a given through god. as such, you probably know that but i do not know there in the xviii century, a huge number of treatises. everything is also written in defense of an

protest movement is still actively going i went out with a poster with a phrase from the cartoon leopold the cat saying come on everybody let's live in peace as well as the 31st article of the constitution affirming my right to demonstrate ridden on the side my protest lasted about four minutes and i was later found guilty of discrediting the russian army and find 40 000 rubles in this interview in a public setting i must choose my words carefully so as not to become a defendant in another administrative or worse criminal case again as we found out in my individual protest any statement that doesn't mention anything to do with the military can be equated to discrediting the army and subsequently punished for some a war in a neighboring country becomes a personal crisis a person cannot calmly watch people dying and doesn't want to remain silent watching cities get destroyed and hearts and minds shattered this person risks everything ignoring their inherent instinctive self-preservation in russia there are still people who are ready to openly speak their thoughts especially for such a larg

i'm prince leopold of bavaria cru. king look, think the 2nd was my great, great, great uncle. yet though, i'll let you in on some of the background and secrets of this castle flag. the cornerstone was late in 1869 near the town of fuson bavaria. it said that up to $300.00 crafts people per day worked on the site, creating an architectural masterpiece that still enchants people. the world over. secret number one is o'brien's, or it's so impressive that even disneyland had a castle built that's based on it knocked about. so even walt disney realised this is the kind of castle that children and king look like. the 2nd would dream of can go on when routing ty alshaun was that make the 2nd wanted noise feinstein, to recall a medieval knight's castle more than any other of his building projects. this one embodies the ideals and dreams of the fairy tale. king. i bombed evolve more interested in the arts than politics with him of one of my i admire him because he had a vision that he was determined to make a reality vote. that

so is this mission for us is just to did militarize the tutorials opposing leopold clanton surround and ira. if this mission helps to do that, then it will businesses in the short term the i. e. a plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. o, my 1st guest to night has worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including at chernobyl and fukushima. he's also been an advisor in science and technology to the u. s. state department. mr. nadine, miss cody, is an engineering professor at the university of southern california. he joins me tonight from california professor, it's good to have you on the program. i'd like for us to start by listening to what the head of the i. e. a said to day after he and his team had made their 1st walk through at the separate c, a plant in ukraine. take a listen. i worry, i worried. i worry and i will continue to be worried about the plant until we have a situation which

would be like her, my in parenthesis mission for us as just to did military us the tutorials opposing leopold atlanta and surrounding area? if is this mission helps to do that, then it will the success in the short term, the i. e. a plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. so i spawk spoke earlier with voting to mock of ukraine's national research center for radiation medicine and key. and i asked him what you would, inspectors are most likely to concentrate on 1st. so 1st of all, they need to establish technical conditionals. a nuclear power plant in general and the most important or they think, oh condition oh, there it if you materials there, i mean a fuel assemblies both spent fuel answer, fresh fuel because they're both gonna some, some danger or i would say and it's very important. and also they relieve some of the psychological, put pressure on the personal of the nuclear power plant because they have what have working for

disappointing signal from germany when it comes to germany, reluctance germans, reluctance to send leopold tanks and mazda infantry fighting vehicles. and the other one could also be the counter offensive that we just saw the by keys forces that is making a swift progress or a definite, been interesting phone call and something that both of them agree to maintaining further contact after this weeks, weeks of silence. or political course, one of the alvarez with the latest to night here in berlin. thank you. so here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. flames continue to wreak havoc in southwest france, where a new fire has already burned through thousands of hetcher's of forest. since monday, several 100 people have been evacuated. the blaze comes following frances 2nd. hottest summer on record. heavy downpours have called major for the bank ox downtown area since the start of september. and the time capital was bracing itself for even more flooding. the weather forecast is for heavy rain to continue nationwide until sunday. experts have warned that

so helping there, but not referring to is sending moder or sending this leopold tongues that ukraine's prime minister specifically asked for when he met german chancellor shows how likely do you think it is that europe will be able to keep up its pledge of unconditional support with an energy crisis looming at home there is definitely an energy crisis, and if we look at the em voices saying we should not send more weapons. we should somehow try to find a dialogue with vladimir putin if that's even possible with moscow, with other voices calling on the reopening of m. nordstrom to the was a pipelines sending russian gas to germany. that was never open saying that there should be no additional sanctions than wavering support is also seen with other measures that were taken a were announce over the past days, we have nato that sat that they will support ukrainian soldiers for the winter months when it's getting colder for them to be better equipped to the front, the country against a russian forces. but you see that the support is fading, and that's also important for them to say this war

lady is a delightful lady, one of the masterpieces of alexander kalyagin, as well as my favorite cat leopold, let's live together, so let's all live together and despite the small disadvantages that i i also noticed the vocals today. i still do n't give five anymore, because it was bold. it was cascading. it was bright. it was very cool, the house on rosa delvadoras turned out great. thank you very much 19 points for the appearance of dyatlov who was presented by alexander kalyagin and donna with roses from the film hello your aunt. i will tell you a secret, dear friends, sometimes right before i appear on the stage. our participants went on video calls with their loved ones, but not for the sake of support, but in order to make sure they were in makeup, even my mother wouldn't know. let's remember how it was. why they used and used something and something, by the way, about elena vaenga this is the very case when there is no line at all oh yes, tell me, sokolova, of course. i can say, it seemed to me that sometimes you jumped somewhere into a parody of vaenga, i can’t say that it’s exactly,

kota leopold further please, drinks for 300 milk with its seeds is the national drink of lithuania, sometimes used as a soup. in honor of this holiday , thousands of bats sat on the walls and ceilings in the great hall of hogwarts, waving their wings, and several thousand more. halloween drinks 200 cat bags 0. victor has 1200 sergey has 4 200 who do you have? let's help vector victor you want to help those who are wearing what to rate attention on the screen, with whom is he talking to in the photograph of 1947? well, let gandhi be right. please brothers and sisters for 300 bet is nothing left, all-in. eugene near this city in the far east, you can find brother and sister hills, so named by the first russian settlers. well , let it be petropavlovsk-kamchatsky. no, this is nakhodka, not only the father, but both brothers, the last egyptian queen cleopatra , fought with her side, and she was captured with a computer and was released by the british only for a huge ransom. and i assume that this is a gendarme? please, glory to the architects for 200 in 1503 italian architects traveling to moscow,

i spoke today to the former president of the american immigration lawyers association, david leopold,ho said there were potentially multiple avenues the justice department could use to contest this in court. who knows whether they would win ultimately in the supreme court, but i do think that the question of whether the biden administration can do more to condemn this sort of the same issue we've had throughout his presidency, dealing with red state governors, vaccines, to masks. to voting, comes back, can they do more to try to reassert federal over red state governors that are moving very aggressively to tilt a whole series of policies very much to the right. >> ron desantis from florida, he flew to planes of migrants there from texas, didn't have anything to do with florida, how much of this is about really raising his national profile ahead of the potential presidential run? >> he. i think ron desantis has very much concluded that the real essence of trumpism, the real fuel in it is being seen by the pace as fighting against what they perceive as liberal institutions. the fight it

owners. estates become famous wedding in the middle of the 19th century, the house acquires the mayor leopold the building was transferred to the male religious school in the post-war period and until 2004. here is the recruiting office of the minsk regional military commissariat, because the gallery has a permanent exhibition, that is, which is represented by the work of mehol andreevich a. that is, this is the beginning of his work. this and his personal items, and this. and here is a fragment of the hmm workshop. uh, so to speak, transported here from nekrasov street. but, uh, that wonderful the fact that m-m gallery has an exhibition hall. an exhibition hall in which we have the opportunity to represent artists of various levels, not only the work of belarusian artists, but also many foreign projects for years of his soviet life, he has been seriously ill, he suffers a stroke, but until the last day he works in his workshop with his signature sweater under the throat and felt boots, as the consequences of being in concentration camps, but at the same time the soviet walks a lot in the stu

and in fact, the king of the belgians king felipe is a very distant cousin of the queen's through leopold. the 1st, who was the uncle of the british, former british queen, queen victoria. i think one of the things is that the queen didn't only symbol is symbolized the stability of the british monarchy. but of european monarchies, all in all the palace here has released a statement saying that the king will have fond memories with the queen. and we do expect that the royal families of belgium, probably the netherlands, sweden, denmark, and norway will be in attendance as some of the ceremonial events that take place in london to march. the passing of queen elizabeth the 2nd and the coronation potentially of king charles the 3rd and act when it comes to politics. it's in the queen's job to remain politically impartial. but do we know what do we know about has you when it comes to the relationship with the a you and of course breaks it well as was a signal and a sign of her entire 70 year rain. she kept her opinions to herself and was highly commended in the united kingdom for that. but as y

i spoke to the former president of the american immigration lawyers association, david leopold, who saids, potentially, multiple avenues that the justice department can use to contest this in court. who knows if they will win, ultimately, in the supreme court, but i do think the question whether the biden administration can do more to condemn this? sort of the same issue we've had throughout his presidency, the only way to take onus from vaccines, to masks, to voting, coming back. can they do more to try to reassert federal privacy over red state governors, that are moving very aggressively for a whole series of policies, very much, to the right? >> round of santas, from florida, he flew to planes of migrants there, from texas. they didn't have anything to do with florida. how much of this is about raising his national profile, and have a potential presidential run? >> i think ron desantis has, very much, concluded that the essence of trumpism, the fuel in it, is seen by the base, and it is enough liberal institutions. the fight, itself, more than the terrain in which you are fighting, i

became famous for weddings in the middle of the 19th century, the house was acquired by the mayor leopoldhen the building was transferred to the men's religious school after the war and until 2004. here is the recruiting station the gallery of the minsk regional military commissariat, after all , has a permanent exhibition, that is, which is represented by the creative works of alleyavich. and, that is, this is the beginning of his work. this is his personal, and objects, and this and here is a fragment of the hmm workshop. and so let's say transported here from nekrasov street here well, it's wonderful that the gallery has an exhibition hall. ah, the exhibition hall in which we have the opportunity to present it to represent artists of all kinds. e level not only of the work of belarusian artists, but also of many foreign e projects and this raincoat and this one, something that, in general, mikhail andreevich dreamed about in the last years of his life, the soviet one is seriously ill , he suffers a stroke, but until the last day he works in his workshop with his signature sweater under

became famous for weddings in the middle of the 19th century, the house was acquired by the mayor leopoldasi, then the building was transferred to the men's religious school in the post-war period and until 2004. here is the recruiting office of the minsk regional military commissariat gallery, because, uh, it has a permanent exposition, that is, which is presented by the creative hall andreevich a. that is, this is the beginning of his work. this and his personal, and objects. and this is and here is a fragment of the workshop. and so let's say transported here from nekrasov street here well, it's wonderful that the gallery has an exhibition hall. ah, the showroom you like freddy with the canvas? well, how can i write? i'm a little artist, so to speak. and i can write the great one whom i worship and adore, but suddenly i write, badly, it's best to write it. could it be abstractness, then he would not find fault with anyone as an artist. he is very picky and then fair. i wrote it. well, he says, finally he took the canvas and came to me, but listen, kolya if only your husband will allow.

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queen victoria had seen prince leopold at a funeral being drawn on a gun carriage and she said to those around her, when i go that's what i want for my coffin. and it's been a tradition for british monarchs ever since. and as you said, the lying in state, such a tradition. the queen mother, 20 years ago, lying in state. a couple of hundred thousand people, and now we're talking about a million people. and again, this mixture of the modern and the old. a lot of people here started to get very obsessed with an app that you can look in real time to see how long the queue is. so all these strange mixtures of the old and the new. and you can see the line there on the screen now. it's up to two or three miles at the moment, but as molly was saying, predicted to be as long as ten miles. people seem very happy, in a way, to have that sense of camaraderie and stand in that line, because a lot of us are a bit confused about what we're meant to feel. we haven't had this for 70 years, none of us have experienced this before unless you're in your 90s. >> indeed. and tim, let's talk about the family,

terrain along soldiers and other commanders and against an enemy that not necessarily understand major leopold baumeister of the honaker captured the sense of frustrate nation and the very first entry of his journal he wrote it was twice the work to fight a war with an incomprehensible friend and rebellious. the first transport carrying german troops arrived in the summer of 1776. actually first once arrived in canada and then shortly thereafter troops arrived in new york. what were the impression of this land? well, many germans recorded detailed descriptions of the new york regions. their view of what the initial saw as representing all of america was very favorable. the americans appeared to be enjoying very high standard of living. an ordinary long island. one observer mentioned, appeared to be living as well as an aristocrat and hasn't indeed one officer noted if one put an american farmhouse next to the house of a noble family, it anderson, it would be challenging to. tell the difference. one reason for prosperity was the richness of the land itself. the germans, the landscape including

you continue, then the then prime minister of poland leopold is slippery, who assured, then i assureyears in poland even with a candle. you will not find a single belarusian. let's move on, minister of foreign affairs of poland until the thirty-ninth year, jozef, running, we are closing belarusian schools in western belarus and replacing them with polish ones, because belarusians, in general, backward wild people, the belarusian language has lagged behind, bringing little benefit to those who speak it. and whoever learns and spoke on it, there is a run, not in a private conversation. and in an interview with french journalists, the same run that obviously hated belarusians, loved and respected hitler very much, they found such a photo where it is clearly visible that he had deep respect for furet. i wanted to say in a nutshell does not mean, delving into historical, uh, these are the wilds, but jozef ran one of the gravediggers. in fact, the second commonwealth for the simple reason that he was just pursuing a policy about the german position and ignoring all signals, including those