for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ these days liberty cityunity. a lot has happened since then. ♪ >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> luther: yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> anthony: today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> anthony: a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> luther: oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> anthony: also known as uncle luke or perhaps luke skywalker at various times. he is something of a musical and political and legal legend. credited with pioneering what would be called miami bass. maybe you know him from such hits as 2 live crews "me so horny" and "do wa didi" or the ground breaking far use supreme court case campbell v. akafroze music. >> anthony: how do you end up different from growing up in miami than you would growing u

ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. ukraine celebrates as it's for, says, liberty, the key city of hassan, crowns and both p of and her so on sheer ukrainian forces. taking the city after russia retreats president lensky calling. it's a historic day also coming up. you as president joe biden arrives in cambodia for the as an summit. he's looking to asian nations for support in containing china. will go live, took non pen for more and after a 4 year wait, it's back. marvels, black panthers, superheroes, sequel, what kinds of forever hits cinemas free this week, but will match the oscar winning success of its predecessor ah. a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin with celebrations in ukraine after the liberation of the keys, southern city of clare sawn from russian invaders moscow, illegally annexed for regions of ukraine, including her son just 6 weeks ago, the kremlin, and says, the city will re, in part of russia, despite the withdrawal of its troops, chance of victory fill the air in newly liberated her son. this is the moment ukrainian forces are greeted

, the town hall mass, the concentration of economical legal and cultural life of native cities, a symbol of libertynd suitability khadzhan, a sign of their independence and refusal for their city, the architectural phoenix, which is tired of nikolai kryshtof, an orphan, in 1586, for his residence. one of the most chestnut legal status of the magdeburg right to the city. the first city, its grand duke, lithuanian otrymyl magdeburg right. it was the capital of fire , the stolikov villa was such a tremal - that's right. here are 1,380 som a year, and to show colleagues about our native belarus, then this is faith. this is 1.390 years with a traction hour. well, they didn’t believe me, but the de boer law disintegrated, it lives on the territory of belarus, and you have bachim that they give their faraway cities to their e, the magdeburg law is wound by its starvation to the cities of privacy. it's all, that such are the end of the fifteenth sixteenth, that is , the one where, moreover, not only the game you are alleys and small ones, you kindly cheered the orphan swing. i was just in the eighties sixt

liberties projects. speaking there, africa's biggest city is moving egypt is replacing his capital cairo with a futuristic megacity in the middle of the deserts. a new capital for more than $6000000.00 people is being built, which is to include the world's biggest skyscraper flagged whole and city park that aspired all of these grand ideas. hardly any one wants to move there. it appears suddenly, like a spectre in the desert. a massive cityscape, some 60 kilometers from the gates of cairo. the government has built it over 7 years and talented as a symbol of egyptian ambitions. 2000 schools, 600 clinics, as well as the new government center all for an intended 6 and a half 1000000 inhabitants. the idea, a new capital city to ease the burden on cairo, a metropolis bursting at the seams. the name is also work in progress right now. it's called new administrative capital builders say they're putting on the final touches that haven't thought a goodly. now we invite all the people of egypt to the new administrative capital. it is the nucleus of new egypt without crowded neighborhoods, a really nice place to liv

deprivation of liberty by the verdict of domodedovsky city ​​court it was his sixth and tried to protesturt, however, the verdict was left unchanged by the sixth already shaking that the law of his case. e, as they say , the defense is not present and plans to file a cassation appeal. it is possible that at the next meeting, the shestun will again try to make another scandal, which once again can turn against the former head of the district, oleg, who is capable of flying. kormazin vasily yurchuk. alexey kyshlakov vesti duty unit in itself with such secret baggage customs officers detained a passenger who had arrived from brazil at pulkovo airport, the man attracted attention, while the law enforcement officers did not find anything suspicious inside during the inspection of the suitcases, the citizen was clearly nervous, then the customs officers decided to arrange a more thorough check for him. and now we have a unique opportunity to consider how exactly the illegal cargo was located in the body. carrier. x-ray showed all 30 drug packets lined up in a chain in the esophagus. passenger.

oleksandr kharchenko, director of the energy research center, was on radio liberty, thank you, and one more the cityi announced is odesa. how are they coping with the post-missile attacks? correspondent kateryna bankova will tell you that after the rocket attacks, the streets of odessa were literally plunged into darkness. this was the first time. blackouts are quite large-scale, but they did not turn off that much, and many critical infrastructure objects have been turned off, that's exactly why many odessa residents have lost water, and i can't really say that the city has stopped living. shops and shops worked by candles and flashlights already today at eight o'clock in the morning, power supply was completely restored in critical infrastructure facilities and light appeared in many odessans, but unfortunately, not everyone was so lucky it's still dark in many of them, but for them they have opened points of invincibility. these are the points where you can let's go and show what's there and you can recharge your gadgets there . only six are working in odessa, but they promise to open 150 for the

liberty. ♪ stuart: new york city joining other states, new york state joining others to provide salary informationo tell you how much you are going to make. how's that going to work? >> tell you and everybody else how much you are going to make. new york city employers will be required to disclose wage ranges for new hires. new york city is joining california, colorado, nevada, connecticut, washington, and maryland, and advocates of this, large-company's will adopt the disclosure practice countrywide. advocates say they believe such disclosure will close the gender pay gap. the info is required to be included in job postings online and we are seeing companies like macy's, jpmorgan and z zillow are posting salary ranges. this is a marketing position but the law is not without controversy, critics say it is tricky to follow in a tight labor market. >> we are in a tight labor market. an employee may be offering more for a job today where his existing employees in the same job were hired with lower wages. that means adjusting or explaining to employees which will not be easy. >> reporter: in some busi

in kherson, the city that was recently libertied right now, lindsay, they are voluntarily evacuating in that city was so severely damaged. ukrainian officials say for some people, the only way to survive the winter months without heat, without electricity, without running water is simply to pack their bags and leave home. lindsey? >> ellison barber, thank you. >>> up next, what you need to know if you are one of the nearly 55 million americans expected to hit the roads or take to the skies for thanksgiving. sks iefor thanksgiving re eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date, a day off, or a double shift. make your move and get out in front of eczema with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and it's proven to help provide clearer skin and relieve itch fast. cibinqo continuously treats eczema whether you're flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you'

the new york city civil liberties union coming out with a statement talking just to that point sayingst and loose to quote them with the legal rights of new yorkers and is not dedicating the resources necessary to address the mental health crisis you can be assured that there will be numerous court cases on this issue as this plays out. the words you used are the most accurate in that this is a policy change. you're not going to see 10,000 cops on the subways tomorrow trying to enforce this or medics at every subway station, but it is an effort to help those who cannot help themselves and the most vulnerable in our society. >> thank you. >>> next up, talk about what china is doing now to try to crack down on the protests against covid lockdowns. >>> plus, the new concerns from the family of paul whalen and what the white house says they're doing to try to get him and brittney griner out of russia. o try to get him and brittney griner out of russia you've put your dreams on hold. remember this? but i spoke to our advisor, and our vanguard investments are on track. “we got this, babe.”

deprivation of liberty by the verdict of the domodedovo city court it was his shestun who tried to protestn the moscow regional court, however, the verdict was put unchanged by the pole already shaking that the law was in his case. e, as they say , the defense is not present and plans to file an association complaint, it is possible that at the next meeting again, they will try to make another scandal, which once again can turn against the former head of the district oleg posobenny waist. karmazin vasily yurchuk aleksey kashlakov news duty department. now a short commercial, we will be back on the air literally in 3 minutes. stay with us. for 399 rubles. you can test yourself or subscribe to sber prime plus experience vivid emotions from watching wokka movies, at home sberproim plus access to movies and tv shows of the wolf of music in hi-fi quality without ads in sound and other benefits of sber prime subscription plus profitable 399 rubles. this has never happened before cold 150 g of not visible rich taste in one glass. try a real ice cream. russian voice great incredible taste. becks k

deprivation of liberty by the verdict of the domodedovo city court it was his shestun who tried to protest in the moscow main court, however, the verdict was left unchanged by the shestun. already staggers that the law is his case. e, as they say , the defense is not present and plans to file a cassation appeal, it is possible that at the next meeting the shestun will again try to arrange another a scandal that could once again turn against the former head of the district oleg posobin vitaly kormazin vasily yurchuk. aleksey kyshlakov vesti duty unit in altai detained a resident of barnaul and knocked down disabled people who stood up for his five-year-old child. on the street, a criminal case was initiated under two articles at once. the footage of the conflict quickly scattered, over the network and received wide public outcry. the boy's father attacked the opponent. after he tried to intervene in 40 who turned out to be the aggressors, as well as the charges brought against him. our correspondent alexander mostovaya went to barnaul and managed to find out. interrogation. he sat modestly

city. i'm the managing editor of liberties, a quarterly publication dedicated to culture and politics.re today with martin, a professor and writer and author of a difficult death which is a literary biography of peter. it was a takedown of the biography which i hope we can talk about it or. writer for new york magazine and he wrote for us a member called hot broke loose about growing up inside the city ravaged by the opioid crisis. literary critic can shooting editor, she's in the process of finishing up her first book, a collection of essays you can buy in about a year. liberties started about two years ago and is dedicated to particular conception of the essay, they are long, not pegged to anything so not occasioned by an event or relief of a book or movie, we don't really do reviews but we concede not all essays are like this. the first question is for becca and morton, i am coming for you. if you could talk about your relationship in the form of the essay, i'd be grateful. >> i don't feel i have a relationship with. it's about answer, i feel i have an relationship with each individ

politics and prose with which we are very proud, liberty is very proud to have a professional friendship we are very grateful for everything you do to nourish the cityi am celeste on the managing of liberties it's a quarterly publication. i'm here today it was a professor, writing at the new school and the author of a difficult death which is a literary biography essay for us was a takedown of the literary biography which i hope we will get to talk about later. shawn mccreesh is the writer for new york magazine he wrote for us a memoirs called the blues which was call about growing up a city ravaged by the opioid crisis. becca rothfeld is a literary contributor and contributing editor at the point she is just in the process of finishing up her first book which is a collection of essays you will be able to buy in about a year. okay, liberties was started about two years ago. and is dedicated to a very particular conception of the essay. our essays are long, they are not pegged to anything. they are not like occasioned by an event or a release of a book or a movie. we do not really dooo reviews. but we concede that all essays are like this. the first

politics and prose with which we are very proud liberty is very proud have professional friendship and we're very grateful for everything they do to nourish this city. i am celeste marcus, the editor of liberties quarterly publication dedicated to culture and politics. i'm here today with morten hoi jensen was a professor writing at the new school and the author of a difficult -- which is a literary biography -- his essay for us was a takedown of the literary biography which i hope we'll get to talk about later. shawn mccreesh is a writer from the new york magazine when he wrote for memoir piece called the hot blues which was about growing up inside the city ravaged by the opioid crisis. literary critic dasher echo ruffled us contribute editor at the point magazine and she is just and a process of finishing up her first book which is a collection of essays you'll be able to buy in about a year. okay. liberties was started about two years ago and is dedicated to a very particular conception of the essay. essays are long. they are not paid to anything so do not like occasion by end of it for the release of a book or a movie. we really do reviews but

well, bakhmut is a city in donetsk region, next to which the front line passes, a correspondent of radio liberty serhiy horbatenko went there together with volunteers who took burzhujikas and drinking water for the local residents to bakhmut. how do these people explain their decision to stay in the city despite the war? what can we do, well , realistically, how is it possible to fly around the population, everything is falling in our city, everyone already knows about the city, it is beautiful, everything will be known there, well, what is this, what is this law, i do not understand at all. there, in my opinion, in russia, there is something like that lypa story yes, there in the ground, in the ground, he started a big joke. who collected all this and now we are shipping it, a good movement is being made. thank you. and for the flow - these are the girls who collected the money and made them burgundy, which girls, who made them, these were heard by the debtors, they were made to order in the city of kostyantynivka, and the girls are residents of bakhmut and not only bakhmut and we are always us

this comes just days after two other buses carrying migrants arrives in the city from texas, meanwhile, the american civil libertiesnts. the aclu issuing a new policy briefing this week. calling on president biden to release 30,000 detainees, including convicts. and others with pending criminal charges. the ford motor company is recalling 518,000 suvs over a potential cracked fuel injector. ford says it could leak fuel and spark fires. the company has received at least 20 reports of fires. the nation's second largest automaker is recalling both bronco sport and escape suv models made between 2020 and 2023. ford is working on a software update that would if the fuel injector is compromised. cristiano reynaldo first player to score in five dinner world cups. how about that statistic. the super star scored the opening goal from the penalty spot in portugal's thrilling 3-2 win over ghana yesterday and later today, the u.s. and england squaring off in ha group stage grudge match, coverage of the game begins at 1:00 p.m. on fox. keep it here. we are going to be joined by a pair of u.s. soccer world cup alumni. jeff agus

overturned the sentence of the judge of the mukachevo city and district court, mykhailo paku, who was sentenced to seven years deprivation of liberty, bribery, the paka case had a great resonance, in particular, due to the fact that the very fact of taking a bribe was recorded on video, and the telephone conversations of the judge confirmed it, so ivan brought the submission, he says with pleasure because i don’t know there either. they say that you might know at least two or three things dollars bitch fuck another hryvnia fucking undeniable evidence and appeals judge inna kalugina simply did not take them into account then the experts emphasized the decision looked too disproportionate as if the judge deliberately wrote her conclusion in the case like this to release a colleague from punishment here comes a new case and again inna kalugina, now she is saving the mayor of bila tserkva who is accused of embezzlement for almost 9 million uah. with real estate in bila tserkva in 2018, then the local authorities, headed by dyak, purchased the premises where the center for the provision of administrative services was to be located and t

liberty. ♪ >> i, today colorado spring residents called on the city council leaders to do more to protect lgbtq of their community after a violent attack at a local bar on saturday night. as of tonight, the suspect is in jail. just a few hours ago, the men suspected of shooting anchoring five people and injuring other at club q at colorado springs assurance heard from hospital to el paso colorado jail. carter state court administrator offices he's expected to appear in court virtually tomorrow and afternoon from joe. formal charges are expected to follow. officials say two people at the club tonight stop the gunmen from killing more people. the day, we learned that one of those heroes's tomasz james. james is a u.s. navy sailor, also recovering from injuries sustained wasn't doing the shooter. the other hero who helped take down the gunman is decorated combat veteran richard fierro, who left the army in 2013 after two tours in iraq and a tour of afghanistan. he said for 14 years. on saturday, he was at club q from his family, supporting one of the drip or mers, who was a friend of his daughter.

they rushed into the city and not prompted some panic among the civilian population. much of these people are from the county routine camp of this place, peoples liberty fled their home. marian within the last few weeks. and now, because they've seen these soldiers who were apparently fleeing from frontline, i picked up whatever possessions they could. and heading into the city of goma, people here were scared of fighting. and also very many people who spoke to a scared of m 23. which as a history of the accused of rights abuse is including killings, execution, a civilians rapes and torture as well. so people here now heading into the city ago is just down there is coma. the n 23 with rwandan backing took in 2012. the following year, they withdrew, were defeated by the congolese armed forces about a year ago. their rebellion restarted is widely understood to have the rwandan support once again. and so what a lot of people here a wondering are, what they fear is if and 23 fighters will take the city of goma. once again, our plan is population keeps growing and just past the 8000000000 mark it took less than 12 years to add the last 1000000000. some of

they rushed into the city and not prompted some panic among the civilian population. much of these people are from the county routine. camp of display staples, liberty fled their home. moravian within the last few weeks. and now, because they've seen these soldiers who were apparently fleeing from frontline, i picked up whatever possessions they could. and heading into the city of goma, people here a scared of fighting. and also very many people who spoke to was scared of m 23, which has a history of the accused of rights abuse is including killings, execution, a civilians, rapes and, and torture as well. so people here and now heading into the city a go move is just down. there is gamma. the n 23 width rwandan backing took in 2012. the following year, they withdrew, were defeated by the congolese armed forces about a year ago. their rebellion restarted is widely understood to have the rwandan support once again. and so what a lot of people here a wondering are, what they fear is if and 23 fights is, will take the city of goma. once again, the international committee of the red cross says to trucks carrying medical supplies have arrived and if your

liberty. sun may break through later this afternoon in new york city.ees and a little drizzly, rainy, but it could and should improve. now this. aptera motors, a california-based car company that's showing off their new two-setter electric vehicles with built-in solar panels. he can harness the sun's energy and add more than 15 miles to a car's range on a clear day. the cofounder and ceo of aptera motors joins me now. steve, great to see you. i guess my question to begin with, are solar evs the next generation of eco-friendly cars? >> i absolutely think so, and the reason why is because we're looking at some of the problems of scaling regular ev distribution with charging americas and things like that -- networks and things like that. our technology, our ip, our vehicle allows people to charge up to 40 miles a day without even having to plug the vehicle in, so we really don't need the grid, and we won't be a burden to it. ashley: first question that everyone asks, how much do they cost? >> we have a range from about $26,000 up to $49,000, and that takes

to recall that the capital of a european state, the city of belgrade or in the entire state like olivia were bombed without the participation of liberty, us churches, and other people of russia. ought to get more on this story. now we're crossing alive to international affairs and security analyst marks la moda. thanks for joining us on the program mark. first, i want to ask you just about the pope's statement. basically. i mean, it sounds like something that would come out of the you know, out of key i've actually rather than the vatican, what do you make of the statement itself? yeah. it does. it exactly. sounds like a puppet. speaking with the ethnic nationalist ideology. that is so pervasive in the cave regime as if they're speaking through the pope's mouth, which is, i have to say, somewhat surprising to me because as, as far as popes go, at least i was under the impression that i was, i think, were many people there pope francis was considered more progressive in many ways than, than previous popes. so to hear him speak this way and to try to divide the russian peoples between those of ethnic russian identity and those of other

revolutionary rallying cry of liberty, galle de flat in a day, has been an ideal for 2 centuries and is a source of national pride. paris has long been one of europe's most multicultural cities, but racism can still rear its ugly head and even the highest levels of far right french m. p, has been accused of shouting an offensive statement in parliament toward a black colleague. and an incident that has shaken the republic. give me do, i didn't do it so silly because do creamer. but you do this was the moment is the descending ripples across from when afar right in p yelled, go back to africa. while black politicians spoke about immigration, if gregoire the foreigner said his comments were not aimed at carlos martin's belong, go. but at the migrants trying to reach you up. speaking at an anti racism rally in paris following the incident, the longo said the attack was not just targeted at him, but an insult to millions of black people across france. mcgathen, i see exactly. it was personally attacked, but also people who look like me was on millions of french people were attacked yesterday. if you don't was it was, as i give you a the figures. why? because i'm an m b, there's

remained defendants in a criminal case on illegal deprivation of liberty, it took 5 minutes to lure a person. your networks on the territory of the citywere looking for people, let's say, so low social status, who were kidnapped fraudulently, uh, they put us in cars and took us to the cattle- breeding tontics of the republic of kalmykia in the astrakhan region, where they were sold by the m-th farmer investigation stanislav karazinov alexei babenko were engaged in the slave trade for several years, the verbowski scheme was very simple on the city street they were looking for a tramp, drinking by deceit lured them to their car most often, pretending to be a prisoner in the future by law enforcement officers. says documents, i say no to myself. can we go to the department to find out circumstances, you told him something, asked some question. where are we where are you taking me , of course, they said, shut up while driving. auto, as a rule, sat another monday alex amites, however, plead guilty. he refused, saying that he was only acting as a taxi driver. if not, lay down the investigators, no one no any attempts. that is, there was no

cities in china. whether it could dodge the liberty problem in the medium-term, it would hinge upon a turnaround in the property sales in those markets. david: this might be a hard pivot. you mentioned that they are coming at this end the perception was before these last few days, most presidents are coming to this meeting in a position of weakness, but you look at what happened with the midterms in the u.s. and this effort in china as it pertains to the economy. we got some comments a few minutes back from the treasury secretary janet yellen, who was tempering expectations ahead of this. what did she have to say? stephen: she had a wide-ranging gaggle, if you will, with the press corps here at the g20. she talked about additional sanctions on russia and individuals. she talked about north korea, saying they are concerned about a potential next nuclear test coming out of north korea, and obviously joe biden will seek some sort of cooperation with xi jinping and beijing in containing pyongyang. but again, essentially, just lowering the bar -- not lowering the bar of expectations for the meeting with xi

aims to protect religious liberty by stating that non profit religious groups will not be required to perform same sex marriage services. a final vote could come this week. cities in iran are cracking down on anti government protesters sentencing five of them to death this week alone. the protests erupted eight weeks ago when a woman arrested for violating the headscarf law died in police custody and new video from this week shows police firing on protesters inside a subway station, setting off a stampede. ukrainian president zelinsky is pushing back after the u. s and other allies said that that missile that hit poland this week was apparently fired by ukraine. they believe it was ukraine.nintentional fired as ue tried to intercept russian missiles, officials say russia is ultimately responsible. but zelinsky wants his officials to join the investigation. several developments this morning and that murder mystery at the university of idaho. four students were killed in police last night said they have no suspects. after claiming for days there was no threat to the community police in the college town of moscow, idaho, now acknowledge the public may not be safe

the foreign agent radio liberty was repeatedly accused of lying and discrediting the national interests of the republic . this is a reason to get to almaty not far from the cityonset of cold weather, such an ice volcano appears, about 15 m high, in this form, the beating water from under the ground, and dozens of tourists come to see the miracle of nature every day. the indian company aishen group announced its intention to open a new airline in kyrgyzstan. it will operate both international and domestic flights, other important details from the representative of the new airline carrier. enough countries such as afghanistan pakistan india nepal also plan to expand its business to european and american countries plan to open an airline within six months. already started registration looking for staff other than the airline. we plan to develop the center of bishkek with new real estate sectors. we want to show kyrgyzstan to the world and develop tourism, among other things. russia ranks seventh among the countries of the world in terms of the number of foreign students, the ministry of education told about this, their total number is about 324,000 people. in th

liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: it's saturday night in houston, and at the acapulco ballroom in the city's pasadenaywhere in between, and you've got a daughter turning 15, you better be throwing her a quince, or a quinceanera, to be precise. quinceanera, what is it? >> elizabeth: it's the becoming of a young lady, whenever they turn 15 years old. >> anthony: if you're of mexican heritage in houston, i gather you kind of have to have one if you've got a daughter, right? >> elizabeth: in houston, yes. >> anthony: in houston, yes. >> elizabeth: it is an honor to have a quinceanera, and for your parents to be able to give you one. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the quinceanera business is a multimillion dollar a year industry around here. the competition is fierce. it is a big deal is what i'm saying, and the style and budget can vary enormously depending on means and ambition. friends, relatives and neighbors gather to eat, drink, dance, and acapulco owners elizabeth and ezequiel ortuno are keeping a close eye on the action making sure everything goes according to plan. who gets invited to these things? i mean, this

liberty. >> welcome back. a show a hob made history when she was elected to serve on hayward city council as the first afghan americanan to hold public office in the u.s. and she is now achieving another feat. but in a new seat, she has been elected to serve a state senator for district 10, 10 spent. >> parts of alameda and santa clara counties. she joins us now for a live interview will have first off. how are you feeling knowing that you're making history? >> i'm very proud that i'm able to do this and i'm very proud that the voters saw. >> you know, hope and some some ideals that all share. and so i'm hoping to be able to serve the most. >> that sen elect on and off. you're used to have time to get. i talked to us, of course, about how important representation is overall and for the african-american community has been california specifically. >> definitely, you know, the afghan american community. you know, we've been here for some time. our parents generation in particular, i've i've always said. >> their main goal is to make sure that there's food on the table and a roof over our heads >> and we, as the american

liberty. right on top of there. boy, is that a beautiful statue and a beautiful morning. here in new york citywell, we hope it's a beautiful morning wherever you are. good morning, will. good morning, pete. will: good morning. pete: good morning. we could be three days away from nancy pelosi not controlling that chamber anymore? el

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cities of ukraine. dnipro, the space capital of ukraine, with europe's longest embankment and the shortest subway, was created on the site of the cossack landowners of lands and libertieshe years of occupation, the nazis shot from 17 to 21,000 jews in the dnieper. after the expulsion of the nazis, they remained under by the strikes of enemy aircraft, but he did not stop working for victory, as he does not stop, and now he is the first to meet those who are fleeing the war and, despite everything, reliably keeps the rear of the dnipro people, just space and dnipro unconquered time is the most difficult in all the years of ukraine's independence, they russify our energy facilities and seek to leave we are without light, heat and gas, so the temperature in the houses will drop significantly. despite this, constant shelling forces people to sit in cold basements and in parking lots. it is also cool in school shelters, and children sometimes spend their time there. for half a day, the onset of frost makes life difficult for our soldiers on the front lines. and autumn is the winter period - this is traditionally the time of viruses, and for 100 i congratulate iryna koval and

liberty. right on top of there. boy, is that a beautiful statue and a beautiful morning. here in new york city as well, we hope it's a beautiful morning wherever you are. good morning, will. good morning, pete. will: good morning. pete: good morning. we could be three days away from nancy pelosi not controlling that chamber anymore? rachel: that's right. pete: that's what's at stake and likely not to have the gavel because if you look at the most recent power rankings, not only could it be a red wave but a red tsunami if you're looking at fundamentals across the country. will: it was a beautiful weekend here in new york. it's 70 degrees, it's new york city marathon. it's a big day in college football. could set up for a beautiful week. rachel: i'm still impressed with how quickly you got out for the doughnut segment. like you must have sprinted. will: told you i like doughnuts. pete: you made your way out there quickly. did you know it's the first blood moon in three years on election morning. rachel: wow. pete: there'll be a big red blood moon on election morning, november 8. tell me that's a

crack in the liberty bell is getting bigger and distrust and disgust is also brewing beneath the surface. caleb martin, r. t. new york missouri has completed with drury's truth from the city of hazard and other locations on the right bank. the din, aicpa river. now let's take a look at this dive. in fact, i'm how important is when you can see here is the topography ok here. the land is much higher and him much low. and now, in order to protect this damn, the russian forces with drew their forces to higher ground until the lions here. if in fact this dive was attacks, i'm the, the war to not a flip floating from the north to the south, but also to low a ground and destroying the whole air. it would have been catastrophic as this into the commander of the joint russian forces. brickle for move with grass, nobody on the enemy is foreign randomly at the city. for this reason, it was decided to evacuate population from the right side of the river. we provided everything possible to ensure the evacuation the plans of the enemy to create letting a certain can lead to dangerous consequences. this is confirmed by the constant shilling of sky hydro electric i was stationed under th

crack in the liberty bell is getting bigger and distrust and disgust is also brewing beneath the surface. caleb martin artsy, new york. russia has completed withdrawing its troops from the city of her son on other locations on the right bank of the din. yep. or river the defense ministry phase. it's being done to avoid potential unnecessary losses. among trips amid the danger that ukrainian attacks could destroy a critical local dom situated here on effect the area a run that the decision was explained by the commander of russia's offensive. but it was lawyer, maybe somebody, somebody anthem the enemy is firing randomly at the city. for this reason, it was decided to evacuate the population from the right side of the river. we provided everything possible to ensure the evacuation the plan of the enemy to create flooding of territory is to can lead to dangerous consequences. this is confirmed by the constant shilling of the kind of sky, hydro electric power station. under these conditions, the most appropriate option is to organize defenses along the line of the denise river. well, let's just fleshed out catastrophic flooding was predicted. if you printing forces had succeede

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that crack in the liberty bell is getting bigger and distrust and disgust is also brewing beneath the surface. caleb martin, r t. new york. russia has competed with doris shoes of the city of has on other locations on the right bank of the da nipper river. this being done to avoid potential unnecessary losses among russian forces. i mean danger that ukraine inside could destroy a critical local dial. another thing to look at is that this is the dom, both all the did. a po river was critical. the fast flowing river, obviously this holds the water back, but the important thing is, and what you can't see here is the topography. this is lower, much lower than the, the, the army, the russian forces move back to higher ground. if the ukraine forces had attacks this dam with toby and not floods down river, but all throughout into the country as well. and this would have devastated and the whole region, catastrophic disasters now. that was according to the commander of the joint russian forces. the 2nd isn't away as to say before we were fully from roughly william from the enemy is firing randomly at the city. for this reason, it was decided to evacuate the population from the

liberty of conscience. think about we read reagan's farewell address, how many echoes were built into this language, 1834. in the history of the world many pages are devoted commemorate the heroes of the city and provinces to overthrow an empire. a colony is better off with a victory. citizens of the united states should rather cherish the memory of those on the basis of democratic liberty, the father of the country, the men who have the first drop of soil in the new world scattering the seminal principles of american freedom and national independence. notice by the time of bankrupt this is what the pilgrims are. republican freedom at national independence. they are the origin of that. this is the way in which the pilgrims become nationalized into the story. we will talk in two weeks about other documents to think about that aspect of willard's map which is how we get from that story to the spread of that story. what is the difference between american exceptionalism and manifest destiny and an idea such as that. let me ask if there are any questions about this that you want to talk about. >> just to review these important points. it takes cultural means to build a history. history doesn't

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liberties. they told me they expect to find far worse in have sought his mark, the southern port city of kennesaw and is not the 1st place to emerge from occupation. earlier in the war, ukrainian troops marched into the town of butcher, occupied for weeks by russian forces. and this is what they found. human rights investigators from the nobel prize winning center for civil liberties, say, alleged war crimes committed against civilians in butcher are likely to point to much larger scale atrocities in hassan, where russian forces have beaten for more than 8 months. and really care about what we will find and when people ask why boots for many people was killed more than 500 . because that in that moment that was the biggest sea to which we're released and see what happened there. so we're specter what a lot of healed people. a lot of people who was attacked in special care southern exactly recently discovered cctv footage from butcher captured across the street from a russian interrogation center at 144. jo, blue scott street reveals some of the methods of occupation. in this case, 9 men led at gu

liberty and freedom and shared the same values of americans founding fathers. ukrainian stood up for their freedoms under the sniper bullets. under persecution and torture, and other ukrainian citiescontinue to defend their country in europe, suffering today under russian military attacks. there are some present here today in this room who have to flee from russian invasion when you are a small child in 1940. i remember your stories. you shared with me how your mother's carried you on their arms, how many of you were born in refugees and displaced -- disbursement camps. i remember that decades ago, independent ukraine was just a dream for you. for the last hundred years, ukrainians held ways of genocides and its success's of union. ukraine did not disappear. not when it was torn and divided by the russian empire. not when it was tortured and starve to death by stalin. not when it's intellectual religious leaders were martyred by millions in siberia. not when the ukrainian culture was forbidden by hundreds of officials. despite everything, the ukrainian nation is alive and stronger than before. it is multi ethnic and is united by the descendant of the only jewish survivor. presiden

liberty and freedom and shared the same values of americans founding fathers. ukrainian stood up for their freedoms under the sniper bullets. under persecution and torture, and other ukrainian citiesill continue to defend their country in europe, suffering today under russian military attacks. there are some present here today in this room who have to flee from russian invasion when you are a small child in 1940. i remember your stories. you shared with me how your mother's carried you on their arms, how many of you were born in refugees and displaced -- disbursement camps. i remember that decades ago, independent ukraine was just a dream for you. for the last hundred years, ukrainians held ways of genocides and its success's of union. ukraine did not disappear. not when it was torn and divided by the russian empire. not when it was tortured and starve to death by stalin. not when it's intellectual religious leaders were martyred by millions in siberia. not when the ukrainian culture was forbidden by hundreds of officials. despite everything, the ukrainian nation is alive and stronger than before. it is multi ethnic and is united by the descendant of the only jewish survivor. pres