we will try to, to work with a little villages with the right patients and the different associations we worked with. either the in the villages in my room. okay. chris, i don't managing you in your i'll try to create a jo cost that as well. thank you so much for giving us the latest there. thank you so much. turning over to soccer now and germany plays japan and both. but the 1st meeting of beside since japan beat on see flicks, men at the world cup and cuts are that helps and germany home early and put co times the flex under huge pressure head of next year's european championship, which germany is posting. on friday he named it okay, going on captain in place of the injured man. well no air he'll be hoping to barcelona man can bring about a change of fortune. back in july, farmer, germany captain and world cup winter philip plum spoke to dw is max merrill and told him where he thinks the problems in the current team lie or is the advice needs to be? i don't know who's taking responsibility currently the, who's the face of the team. when i look back at successful times, that was alw

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the recent defensive gains, little villages, a little area here. you think we're starting to see more progress? >> it's step by step. we do. we're with them. we'll remain with them. and not just us. again, many other countries around the world. >> reporter: will remain with them. but opinion poll suggests americans might not be in this for the long haul. so are you making false promises saying yes, we're with you, the american people are with you for the long haul when they might not be? >> so, first, i believe part of my responsibility, part of my job, and this is true for the president and many others in the administration is of course to talk to our own people, to continuously try to make clear what's at stake if we allow this aggression by russia to go uncontested. if we allow it to go forward with impunity, then you open pandora's box and it's a recipe for disaster around the world. would-be aggressors say russia can do it, i can do it. that's not a world americans want to live in. >> blinken's visit came amid more deadly strikes. at least 17

the little village charity, which runs a baby bank network, says parents are struggling with the cost—of—livingfor heating. a third said they'll resort to dressing their children in outdoor clothing while indoors. a new nature reserve in the east of england has been given the go ahead after £1 million worth of fundraising. suffolk wildlife trust will create martlesham wild, on the banks of the river deben. its 300—acre site will be left fallow to create a space for nature to recover. now it's time for a look at the weather chris fawkes. hello. we've got quite a mixture of weather to take you through the rest of this afternoon for scotland and northern ireland. it stays quite windy, sunny spells and a few passing showers. the south of england, in contrast, will be dry with some sunshine between for wales and the midlands into parts of lincolnshire. we've got this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain and the front trails all the way out into the atlantic to a developing area of low pressure that is then set to strengthen and move towards spain and portugal, bringing some severe storms there.

villages closer to the epicentre, there is a lot of damage and injured. but people... cafes are open and museums and gardens are open, tourism is happening today. it feels a littleon here. in terms of the villages in the mountains, we don't know exactly the extent of the damage at the moment, we are hearing reports and sadly that death toll has increased quite significantly from the early hours of this morning our time. are you hearing more reports about that and the rescue effort? do you get much information about what is going on information about what is going on in those remote areas? here there is a lot of media outlets in morocco, helicopters flying into the mountains from bases around here, assisting with a lot of rubble that needs to be moved, from what i understand, in these little villages. the homes they have often built from mud and so on, they perhaps don't have good foundations, perhaps don't have good foundations, perhaps why they have suffered the most damage. is there much relief effort with people affected in marrakesh? clearly buildings have been affected where you are, is there a help at hand, for example, for those people who might not be ab

the little village, in 1856, france and the united states joined in the robbery of china. the anglo french troops defeated the chinese occupied basing, and committed an unprecedented robbery. destroyed and blundered the wealth of the un mean you one palace. the defeat of the jing dynasty and the do obie and wars fled to the transformation of the celestial empire into a semi colony of european states. and started the age of humiliation. and the sale of opium took on collazo proportions and led to the horrible depths of millions of ordinary chinese the l. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to place trust rather than fit the various jobs. i mean, with the artificial intelligence, we have so many the of the robot must protect this phone existence was alexis, the in a c 90 age. you know, i look forward to it because

, upon landing we went ahead and did 200 meal kit distributions to families today, in a small little village00 family meal kits. and how challenging is it to actually get to people? what are the conditions like in that regard? so, it has been pretty challenging because we actually were trying to get into the mountains today and the reason we had to kind of pull back was because the rubble that is on the road had still not been moved and traffic has been kind of slowed down so that is kind of stopping a lot of the progress to get to the mountains, to get to those villages that have been really affected in those regions. so what is your plan for tomorrow? what are you going to do? tomorrow we're going to try to go back to the mountain, we're going to go ahead and get an early start tomorrow. we've got another 200 meal kits that we're going to have to go ahead and get ready plus another 200 mattresses, foam mattresses — that is the number one thing that everybody has been asking for. like i said, everybody sleeping outside and the number one thing outside of food is mattresses and blankets. we

. >> so here, you have this tiny little village up on the hill connected to the rest of the world bya fifth of the human race for eight months every year. in today's context it would almost seem bizarre. >> mulligatawny soup. a classic example of what we think of as indian food in the west but not at all. this was originally a soup made by indian chefs to accommodate british tastes, is that correct? >> it was something what you would call halfway between a regular dal, a lentil you would eat and a broth basically, meat cooked in its own fat. it's a misnomer. this meat is not actually mutton. it's a chevon. >> here, back before the rail line, it would be a difficult trip. >> yes. but once they were up and running, there were many servants to look after your every need. you had a fireplace, a hearth in every room. >> and people on the regular payroll whose only job was to shoot monkeys off the grounds. you would be carried around in palanquins little box which you sat in the curtained box this man would go stamping his stuff in the ground and the bells would jingle and the common folk

so that was the logic of the 2 little village that had been on the fire even before the world cup. when 15 players went on strike because of his coaching methods, they said so on it should have been done earlier when they were already complaint. i think there's still a lot of change to be done in the federation way as well then they know better what happened but come on. they won the world cup. so i guess he did well, as a coach, spain's football federation has released this video presenting the teams 1st female coach in an attempt to reduce full loud from ruby alice's korea ending kiss. months say to him a was billed as deputy since 2018 in the context of the contract with with oh yeah, so it's been that i just want to double deciding that that one has been appointed as the mindset of the national the my thing that's the sense the right time, the message, the spanish football federation has issued an apology for the quote, immense damage that was done by the kissing scandal. the appointment of a female coach could be the stance of a new era in the spanish came to meet him. and if

. >> the recent defensive the gains have been little villages. a little area here.o see more progress? >> it's step-by-step. i think we are seeing very tangible projects the last couple weeks on the front lines in the east and in the south. >> laura: what could help tangible project more than money? your money. blinken just gave them another billion dollars. and while our own citizens in maui and across the gulf coast struggle to recover from devastating wildfires and hurricanes, the white house is holding fema relief funding hostage in order to pass more aid to ukraine. >> is the administration willing to separate these requests and seek the fema disaster independently. >> we see them both as incredible important. i just laid out at the top what we saw happen in ukraine, 16 civilians died. this is part of our job, right? part of our duty to make sure that ukraine continues to fight. >> more quickly get that fema funding. why not being there. >> i hear your question. we are not going to get into hypotheticals from here about decoupling anything at this time. >> laur

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there is a bit of an argument going on among officials about exactly what is going on in that little villageter saying that it was in ukrainian hands, the unit involved saying that has not yet happened. not quite clear what exactly the situation on the ground is. but these are tiny, tiny incremental ukrainian advances. looking at a big map, you can barely see any of these, you really have to look closely. that makes a point which is that in terms of the front lines in the east and south, it is very slow and hard going. but behind thatis very slow and hard going. but behind that is this battle, often unseen, sometimes spectacular, as we saw yesterday and this morning, but it is a constant effort by the ukrainians to deprive the russians of their missile systems, their logistics, their commander control centres, their transport links, all of that is an absolutely key part of ukraine because �*s counteroffensive. thank you. —— ukraine's counteroffensive. last year in road russian fighter pilot attempted to shoot down a bit to surveillance aircraft carrying dozens of military personnel. the russ

was within the small afghan villages with the 20-year-old captain, essentially mayors of these little village was trying to get goals to go to school and set up the water system and they did. and they did amazing things and they were happening i bit off a lot more than the original mission, but how we got out, not when we get out, but how, it was said. and the former defense secretary said well on 60 minutes, it was said. and i would be remiss if i didn't say to the condolences of the powell family and the loss of colin powell. he was a great man, and -- he was larger than life when it came to washington. but, the story that i have from researching president reagan as his national security adviser, i will tell you something very quickly, they are in moscow, the final summit, there finally come to the end where they make the final deal and the trial keeps on saying that they will be a peaceful coexistence. there is this paragraph, where no internal affairs peaceful coexistence and reagan sees that he says it like four times and he is suspicious of it. and he turns to powell and powell brings i

i was in the small afghan villages were 20-year-old captains were essentially mayors of these little villages trying to get girls to go to school and set up a water system and they did. amazing things were happening. i think we have written off a lot more then new original mission at how we got out and not would we get out that how we got out his sad anything former defense secretary gates on "60 minutes," i'd be remiss if i didn't say our condolences to the powell family and the loss of powell this week. he was a great, great man and he was larger than life when it came to washington but the stories that i have from researching reagan as his initial security adviser and i will just tell one very quickly and that is touring moschetto the final summit and family coming to the end where they are going to make the final deal and gorbachev keeps on saying there'll be a peaceful coexistence and we are going to add this paragraph that no interrupting internal affairs peaceful coexistence and reagan says it like four times and he's suspicious of it. he turns to powell and powell scruples on the corn

was in the small afghan villages where 20-year- old captains were essentially mayors of these little villages, trying to get girls to go to school and set up the water system, and they did, and amazing things were happening. i just think we bit off a lot more than the original mission, how we got out, not did we get out, but how we got out was sad and i think former defense secretary gates said it well on 60 minutes. it was just sad. i would be remiss if i didn't say, our condolences to the powell family and the loss of powell this week. he was a great man and he was larger-than-life when it came to washington, but the stories that i have from researching reagan as his national security adviser -- i will just tell one very quickly. that is, they are in moscow at the final summit and they are finally coming to the end where they are going to make the final deal and gorbachev keeps saying there will be a peaceful coexistence and we add this lame, this paragraph, peaceful coexistence, and reagan says it like four times and he is suspicious of it and he turns to powell and powell scribbles on the

the situation difficult, and it is simply, you know, the area is so mountainous, and there's little villages dotted around, up in the hills, very hard to reach, so they're going to really need all of the help they can get, the moroccans, that is, from outside, to try to get to these people who are most badly affected in these very mountainous areas. >> ben wedeman, thank you so much. appreciate you joining us from rome. but you're being very knowledgeable of the region, it was very insightful to talk with you. >>> cnn researcher benjamin brown was on a rooftop in marakech when the earthquake hit and said it took a while for people to realize what was happening. earlier today, he described what he witnessed in the aftermath. >> it was shaking. a large area, it just erupted into the sky. and covering the entire sky in dust. and when the shaking then stopped, this is me, and all of the guests in the hotel, we made our way to open ground, farther away from high rises, and we saw the buildings, and we're concerned about potential aftershocks at the time. and that is when it all started to kick in

yes discussion of builders, very severe restrictions have happened in the development of the village, a littleling is seen. in the field of housing, we have found easier conditions for the annexation of lands to the village boundaries , and we have brought these plans to the revision stage so that the amount required for the construction of housing in these villages is added to the plans. the problems of the village should be resolved fortunately, the plan of rural systems is getting a legal position, which is complementary to the work of the plan, and is the discussion of the economic and social development of the village. in order to solve the land issue, the housing foundation has decided to hand over 500 plots of land to the applicants for housing construction by the end of the year . it can also save our villages from any leader, which is sometimes inevitable, many of them have to comply with it, and this is a good thing for those who live in the villages, which has been implemented in qom and south khorasan, and other provinces are also waiting for the housing foundation. let them know t

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. >> as he got more involved in this small little village of carmelita, the way he talked started toi think that the jungle and that environment started to infect him, almost like a virus. it's what he said to his friends, was "my fragile connection with polite society has been severed. " >> after that raid, mcafee moved back to his island house on ambergris caye, where davis reported he surrounded himself with guard dogs, armed men, and several teenage girls. in a country where the age of consent is 16, mcafee told davis he liked to keep those girls busy in bed. >> he told me that, for him, five hours is a quicky. and he brought one of his girls out to confirm the point. she said, yeah, that's true. >> mcafee was 67, living a schoolboy's dream, albeit a rather heavily armed schoolboy. davis was soon convinced the man who once to billed himself as the world's greatest computer security expert was now a security risk to himself and others. >> we were in his bungalow, and he had a smith and wesson 38 special strapped to his chest in a holster. he took the gun out, opens the chamber, th

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and it was a little village. rex was that little, i suppose at the time i think it had a population of about 2000 and it was situated as we know, on a bend of the harp of the river and the harp it represented the final major geographic obstacle that the union army and scofield's forces had to negotiate before they hit the road to nashville and the open terrain and the clear shot to safety, or at least that they were hoping was there. so, scofield, that early dawn pressed on ahead and he overtook cox. here is one of his corps commanders forces which was in the lead along the columbia pike, which is now the columbia avenue. now, after scofield, old and cox paused to converse in the dark. scofield, who at this point had been awake, probably at least 4 hours straight, if not longer, was exhausted and decided at that point to turn the disposition of the marching forces over to cox. scofield had bigger problems on his hand. it turns out, than simply figuring out where these troops ought to go. once they arrived in the

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nothing worth paying attention to there noticed, then the commander and i walked around the village a littleogether . well, we came back, stretched back, then over the village we set up a sp develo surveillance there behind the village on the adjacent heights, landings or there there is no movement and that’s how it is in principle and dani has passed and in the evening we were told that we welcome you in the morning you are going to storm there how about crimes i slept well because the funeral camps were on duty there plus mosquitoes were making a breeze in the 3rd night i woke up well to be honest i have little faith in the success of the whole venture, i thought it would end badly for me, it is likely that this is to go there in front of the battalion there to probe the enemy and this means there to enter into battle with them on his terms and on his territory that is , it is just a mission there to some extent there go there once. see if there is anyone there. if you don't get killed, it's all right. if you get killed, that's the way it will be . and i 'll still be there in the morning.

listen to life stories of everyday people that came into my aunt daisies beauty salon, the village, in little arkansas. my aunt daisy was hard-working and compassionate. her salon, though small, was illuminating. my childhood was triggering an overwhelming at times. but is also beautiful. those days been in her salon showed me that people can make a difference in the life of others, just by a simple gesture, and a decent conversation. and it made me realize how a single moment seated in a salon or a barber chair has the power to create lasting impact or even a movement. >> so if i ask you to close your eyes and think of africa, i bet most of you would see giraffes or probably kids barefoot running in the dust. the clichÉ of africa is really a succession of tragedy of academics but the reality that those challenges are tremendous. as of today, 1.3 billion africans representing soon 25% of our population, and in 2001, one-third. africa is also the most, the youngest continent with a median age of 20, 60% below 25, and all aspiring to have a decent life. africans are still poor mostly, poor acce

, we did not notice anything worth paying attention there, and then we walked around the village a littleander together well, they came back and pulled back, then over the village they set up a sp develo surveillance there behind the village on the adjacent heights by landings , is there any movement there, he is like that in principle and dani passed a in the evening, in the evening, we were told that we welcome you. in the morning, you are going to storm there. as for the crimes, i slept well because they were on duty guarding the camp there, plus the mosquitoes made a breeze on the 3rd night. i woke up. well, to be honest, i have little faith in the success of the whole project, i thought that it was it will end badly for me, it is likely that this is to go there in front of the battalion there to probe the enemy, it means there to enter into battle with them on their terms and on their territory, that is , it is just a mission there to some extent there once, go there see if there is no one there no if they didn't get killed, it's all right , if they got killed, that's how it will be.

and then he, of course, was in a little village in texas called sweetwater, where he owned a saloon where he ended up helping masterson's life after bat very severely shot. so he had wider bat masterson and wild bill hickok, who he roamed around with in a very short space of time i that he was reading those names in those books. that's what started to really provide the through line for the one that i write i wanted to write that these same guys kept popping up in the hot spots around the west now in a in a it's going to be like asking you to pick your favorite child. whichever child every child wants to do. which one of us is your is your favorite you asked good question. never to answer. but there are so many characters in stories now, the one that perhaps gets the most physical is custer and little bighorn. but is there one that just fascinated you the most out of this, let's say, six major stories and characters. yeah, i think i think of these characters think i will probably always be partial to wild bill hickok for people who who don't know his story. and i certainly won't drone on

didn’t notice anything worth paying attention to, then the commander and i walked around the village a littleher. well, they returned and pulled back, then they set up a sp above the village, they observed the village on the adjacent heights with landings. and in the evening, in the evening, we were told that we welcome you. in the morning, you are going to storm there. as for the crimes, i slept well because they were on duty guarding the camp there, plus the mosquitoes made a breeze at 03:00 a.m. i woke up. i believe in the success of the whole enterprise, i thought it would end badly for me, it is likely that this is to go there in front of the battalion there to probe the enemy, it means there to enter into battle with him on his terms and on his territory. that is , it is just a mission there to some extent there is a one-time there, go there look if there is no one there. if they didn't kill you, it's all right. if they killed you, that's the way it will be. and this is what i'm still thinking about there in the morning. six people, and i was in such a bad mood, they reached the village

, we did not notice anything worth paying attention there, and then we walked a little around the villageogether with the commander. well, we returned and they pulled back, then over the village they set up a sp develo surveillance there behind the village on the adjacent heights by landings to see if there is any movement there, and so in principle, the data passed. and in the evening, in the evening, we were told that we welcome you . they were on duty guarding the camp there, plus the mosquitoes made a breeze on the 3rd night , i woke up well, to be honest, i have little faith in the success of the one who started the whole thing, thinking that it would end badly for me, it is likely that this is you there in front of the battalion, there to probe the enemy a it means there to engage in battle with him on his terms and on his territory. that is, it's just a mission there, to some extent, there is a disposable one, go there. see if there's anyone there. if you don't get killed, then everything's fine, if you get killed, that's how it will be. i think i'll drink coffee there. i guess it'

village is mentioned in the life of saint makar . we’ll find out. who is he. well, let's go, let's go a littlest ancient settlements of the mozyr region, the village of skrygalov, and i want to note that it is very windy. so let's go on a walking tour? the agricultural town is small there lives. well, probably a little more than 700 people, if you believe the statistics. it is a rather outdated, rather picturesque town. is there anything to see? by the way, if we talk about this place , it is, of course, no longer in the status of a village; it is a full-fledged agrotown in which about 700 residents live; an interesting fact is that during the years of the chernobyl nuclear power plant accident in the eighties , more than 100 families were transported here. i am sure that most of them still live on this beautiful land. according to written sources, this settlement was first mentioned in thirteenth century, there is other information that supposedly this is a village, and the agrotown is older than the sea itself. today i am traveling around the mogilev region with good weather. of course, i go

there are many villages like that doesn't, can nipples of why you think it's a little bit. unfortunately, every year goes to village is a parent that gets done because people are leaving this apartment. i hope so. the next. so that will be a program and over a public to preserve the mountains and support the highlanders who still lived. so it's not so easy to live here, but it really is amazing or, and this is all and our roots are here and what kind of co, secular, cause there was no other place in the world that we'd rather be coordinate. you kind of stuff with them because we've gotten which i want to thank you for an incredibly interesting conversation and for helping us get a better feel for what august done is all about. appreciate it so much. thank you. i'm glad you've enjoyed it. i hope you've attempted august down again and again. i will always be happy to have you here. your on cool now canal as we say in the mountains. so look, my home is your home. the home belongs to the one who lives in it. you're welcome to doug is done because some especially about conditioni

media saying they will celebrate if they take a little village of 17 people.his is a waste of money. host: that is all the time we have got for this segment. coming up, delegate stacey plaskett of the s. virgin islands discusses the congressional black caucus foundation's conference in washington this week. she will also discuss the risk of government shutdown and how democrats are strategizing around republican disagreements on spending bills. later, another perspective from republican congressman andy biggs of arizona, a member of the freedom caucus. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ announcer: monday, watch c-span's new series in partnership with the library of congress, "books that shaped america." a compilation of essays written in 1877 and 1888 by alexander hamilton and john jay, urging for the ratification of the new constitution. the director for graduate studies at the school of civic and economic thought at arizona state university will be our guest to discuss why the essays are considered one of the most important references for understanding the original

around the area a bit, didn’t notice anything worth paying attention to, then walked around the village a littleith the commander together. well, we returned , pulled back, and then set off over the village the sp was monitoring the village on the adjacent heights by landings to see if there was any movement there, and that’s how it was in principle and the data passed . and in the evening, in the evening, we were told that we welcome you. in the morning, you are going to storm there. as for the crimes, i slept well because they were on duty guarding the camp there, a plus the mosquitoes were making the wind at 03:00 a.m. i woke up well, to be honest, i have little faith in the success of the whole thing, i thought that it would end badly for me, it is likely that this is to go there in front of the battalion there to probe the enemy, it means to join them there in the battle is on his terms and on his territory. that is, it's just a mission there, to some extent, there is a one-time thing, go there. see if there's anyone there. if you're not killed, then everything's fine. it must be the last t

the village used to make a living from agriculture along with animal husbandry, but this pattern is rapidly changing. last year, we had very little , so the villagers have to go to shah and use generators and pumps to draw water out of the ground, but they say this amount water does not meet their needs, local people to increase water they are doing everything in their power, including digging more wells, but this has no effect on the water level, which is continuously falling. in order to manage rain and water, including water from the rivers that originate from turkey and iran, we must have a plan for how to use water in the domestic sector and a complete strategy for managing internal and external water resources, and the family has inevitably become residents of cities. they say to leave them and instead mosul became a daily wage laborer, they come home on foot after a hard day's work and hope that one day their problems will end . wishing for a peaceful night in the name of god. and the admission of students in universities, the ministry of education is obliged to provide all the infrastructure for the effect of the gpa in t

little. most of the village is uh close to my cash, the less remote ones. they've been mostly dealt with and they've all been recovered . and the ones that continue to prove, i challenge other remote villages that have been cut off due to the damage from the as quick which has blocked access to these villages. today the military honeycup is throwing aide uh, from headquarters uh to the residents of these villages because there has been no access yet. there has been parts. and how is the region on federal though that was done through region uh, almost 100 kilometers sides of my cache that i have been in excessive bold but um, slowly, there is some, uh help arriving. it's obviously erased seconds time and it's, it's remains to be seen how many can be recovered after the critical stuff within 22 hours of task wake up with that with the arrival of some expert teams, the and rescue missions from the full countries. um there is some hope at that that could be the case, but that's kind of just access into these areas. continues to be the main ones you've talked ab

there are many villages like that doesn't, can nibble's that way. you think it's a little bit unfortunately, every year goes to villages appear in doug is done because people are leaving this apartment. i hope that the next or that will be a program and over a public to present of the mountains and support the highlanders who still lived. so mostly it's not so easy to live here, but it really is amazing or, and there's, this is all and our roots are here with this kind of coast. secondly, because there was no other place in the world that we'd rather be coordinate. you kind of stuff for the nickel that we've done, which i want to thank you for an incredibly interesting conversation and for helping us get a better feel for what doug is done is all about, appreciate it. my thank you, i'm glad you've enjoyed it. before i hope you've attempted to august down again and again, that doesn't will always be happy to have you here. your connect now as we say in the mountains, so i'm not my home is your home. i don't want the home belongs to the one who lives in it. you're welcome to

what hopes are the and now we're finding more survivors and um, very little um, most of the villages uh close to my cache, the less remote ones they've been mostly dealt with and they've all been recovered . and the ones that continue to improve. i challenge other remote villages that have been cut off due to the damage from the as quick which has blocked access to these villages. today, the military honeycup is throwing aide uh, from headquarters uh to the residents of these villages. because there has been no access yet, that has been parts. and how is the region on federal though that was done through region uh, almost 100 kilometers sides of my cache that i have been an excessive boat, but um, slowly there is some help arriving. it's obviously a race against time and it's, it's remains to be seen how many can be recovered after the critical stuff. we can do 2 hours of task week with that, with the arrival of some expert teams and rescue missions from the full countries. um, there is some hope at that that could be the case, but that's the challenge of just access into these areas