i wanted to do ou the you loud and clear. i wanted to do you the 50th _ you loud and clear.the 50th anniversary of - you loud and clear. i wanted to do you the 50th anniversary of the i you the 50th anniversary of the first pride parade in london, how much has changed since then? than much has changed since then? in incredible amount and not a lot. that is a weird statement, but given i have been around since then, i have seen a massive difference, the media has made as a bit more visible. when i was at school i heard nothing about lgbt+ people. i am still talking to students who say the same, but lots of skills to celebrate lgbt history month and make lgbt+ people visible in the curriculum. we have the equality act in 2010 which made it clear that all the minority groups need to be made visible part of the curriculum. it is slow, some schools do it, some don't. a history month gives a real chance every february for people to spotlight all the amazing things that lgbt+ people have done in the past and to celebrate our future and enable us to actually have all human rights, a

that's how loud the unexpected became. and this reunion is about how they gave the relationship and each other second chance marina kazantseva when the secular public was discussing the upcoming wedding of the year, the last thing they imagined it to be, instead of a magnificent celebration, was a modest ceremony in a small chapel in las vegas instead of hundreds, four ordinary couples of famous guests, with whom the stars stood together in line for painting instead of glamorous shots from famous photographer spontaneous selfies on the phone instead of a luxurious outfit, a simple white dress, in which jay lol once starred in a movie. it was the best wedding we could have had. imagine the singer wrote on her blog, adding the right ones who say everything you need. this is love, love is kindness, and it turns out that even 20 years of patience, refusing a loud holiday, celebrities tried to avoid the mistakes that they made at the beginning of the 2000s, then. they were young, famously in love, but not wise enough to guard t

they couldn't hear me over the sound of the gunshots, it was so incredibly loud. . ., ~ , loud.ake its case late in the _ loud. the defence will make its case late in the trial _ loud. the defence will make its case late in the trial and i loud. the defence will make its case late in the trial and will i case late in the trial and will argue there are mitigating circumstances, thatjustify a circumstances, that justify a life circumstances, thatjustify a life sentence rather than death by lethal injection for the gunman. thejury will hear about his upbringing, a difficult childhood and mental illness that his lawyers believe should be taken into account. thejury believe should be taken into account. the jury must reach a unanimous decision that imposes the death sentence. the space of the trial is expected to take several months. peter bowes, bbc news. we have touched on the heatwaves and the wildfires impacting europe. let's look at elsewhere now. the worst drought in four decades is raging through the horn of africa. the world food programme says up to 20 million people in keny

they are very loud. they are very loud. it's a choice of cooking in our oven or not being able to hear anything or do anything in our home. so, it would make, all of the residents oppose this. we are happy to have a lot of things and diverse neighbors. when we moved in it was a furniture store. we didn't oppose it. the noise of a brewery is fine. this is outdoor drumming and live entertainments and deejays until 2:00 a.m. i was at the meeting and the main concern was not the 2:00 a.m. the main concern is the noise. it will make it impossible for us to live. that's speaking as the president and personal homeowner. i conduct a small business out of my home. most of my clients are high risk and have serious conditions. so, this is the room i use because it has so many windows. to meet with them safely i must have the windows open and we both wear masks. if there is noise with the business. it's hard to communicate with kn-95. i will close my business. i work until 8:00 or 9:00 p.m. the hours won't help. finally, from a persona

they expected the truck to stop, but it didn't. >> i mean loud. i heard boom all the time, but that one was loud. i looked at it. that's how i know it was loud. >> i just saw the truck backing up and the whole other vehicle behind it was stopping and they would take it right onto the ramp, but i thought he would stop in the open place or area right there. >> reporter: interstate 80 is open. that far right lane heading eastbound. again at least on the streets on gilman, cars are not being allowed to go under the overpass. instead several detours are set up in the area. that's the latest from here reporting live in berkeley christie smith nbc bay area news. >>> we have new developments today in the search for the two men who shot and killed a food delivery driver. it happened as the driver was sitting in his car. nbc bay area velena jones is in oakland with the race to find the killer and what others in the community need now to feel safe. >> reporter: what was meant to be a celebration in chinatown with city leaders and oakland police touring busin

i thought it was india do, very loud. i thought it was india do. behind _ very loud.he hotel, some kind of training _ do, behind the hotel, some kind of training exercise —— i thought that it was— training exercise —— i thought that it was in— training exercise —— i thought that it was in fields, which is behind the hotet — it was in fields, which is behind the hotel. ., it was in fields, which is behind the hotel-— the hotel. you probably didn't exect the hotel. you probably didn't exnect to _ the hotel. you probably didn't exnect to be _ the hotel. you probably didn't expect to be hearing - the hotel. you probably didn't| expect to be hearing gunshots the hotel. you probably didn't i expect to be hearing gunshots in copenhagen. how many did you hear? there was a burst of two or three. i coutdnt— there was a burst of two or three. i couldn't tell — there was a burst of two or three. i couldn't tell you then, and then there _ couldn't tell you then, and then there was— couldn't tell you then, and then there was another burst, and it was clear— there was another burst,

the fireworks are loud the loud noises and the booms can be stressful for some animals.nbc boston, monica majeda has tips on how to keep your four-legged friends calm this fourth of july >> this is oscar and maya. oscar and maya. >> reporter: bobby pups have it made in the shade. but this july 4th when you're fetching a cold drink watching fireworks, some dogs like little oscar are full of anxiety. >> little guy, when he hears the fireworks go off, he is in shock. he's shellshocked. >> the noise and all the external stimuli can be really stressful for some pets. >> reporter: veterinarian elizabeth perkins says that's why own shores have a plan for their pooches. >> to have them stay at home in a controlled environment, ideally some place where they're insulated from sound and lights, et cetera. >> so he has always been petrified of any loud noise. >> reporter: that's what haley does for bruno. >> we'll also turn on a tv show or a movie, any white noise to drown it out a little. >> reporter: no two dogs are alike when it comes to loud noises simon doesn't mind, but peter

loud loud loud out loud excursion excursion interesting victor what emotions do you evoke this reasoningrsion. oh, oh, oh, the red light is on fire, light no, this is not an excursion. well, that is, obviously yesenia was on an excursion, but not this word. we have not thought of a version yet, not at all, very good. he then listen, and maria khamidulina on the same topic, please, let's say this happens. and you are offended by someone. but then when you're waiting, you're just like that . filmed, and i thought that it would be so long for 30 minutes, and then it was only 10 minutes and i was upset, why there weren’t even a few shots there. and i was upset, well, why were they cut out so good, that is, it was a disappointment. when did it happen? i have been preparing for this for a very long time. i trained, rehearsed , waited, asked, begged, waited for everything to be mounted for 3 whole years from 5 years. i wait. and when i saw this, and i, and i just hoped and dreamed in vain. it's a very touching story. joyfully it gets interesting. sometimes it fails, sometimes it succeeds, somet

a series of loud claps in belgorod supposedly triggered air defense there are victims, we find out the details banner of victory over maria lisichanskaya congratulations from the unit of the allied forces quarter over the quarter they liberate the city from ukrainian nationalists a jet truck exploded at a show in the usa the driver did not survive minutes earlier he managed to overtake the plane. i'll start with the situation in belgorod at night in the city they heard a series of loud sounds, then a private house caught fire, the governor of the region vyacheslav gladkov reports that according to preliminary averages, the system worked air defense by this hour it is known about three, the injured one of them is a medical tomboy in a state of moderate severity, he needs hospitalization of neighboring houses, windows flew out, many residents left the scene in cars. now the fire in the house is extinguished on the spot . emergency services are working. the banner of victory was erected over the mayor's office in lisichansk, which was liberated. the building was severely damaged. ukrainia

there have been, not as loud, but there have been, not as loud, but there have been, not as loud, bute prime minister where. obviously durham police will make no conclusion on that but they did go back and say after seeing some new evidence, we are going to look at this again, we are going to look at this again, we are going to speak to people who were there, look at documentary evidence, that people can provide. you will remember there was a video of sir keir starmer drinking a beer through a window that there was about part of that story. we through a window that there was about part of that story.- about part of that story. we are showing that — about part of that story. we are showing that now. _ about part of that story. we are showing that now. excellent, i about part of that story. we are i showing that now. excellent, this was a big reason _ showing that now. excellent, this was a big reason the _ showing that now. excellent, this was a big reason the story - showing that now. excellent, this was a big reason the story blew. showing that now. excellent, this| was a big reason

50 apartment and private houses were damaged, the authorities of the region said that a series of loud sounds was complicated at night, the air defense system was supposedly working all the latest details of our correspondent vladimir yarmolenko today at about three o'clock in the morning residents of several streets at once, uh, belgorod woke up from very loud sounds. uh, it looks like explosions, shock waves came out, glass leaked roofs, knocked out doors. uh, dozens got hurt residential buildings - these are 39 private houses and 11 multi-storey buildings, the second, third fourth fifth small explosion, and then we saw something in the form of a salute, and then the sound of a propeller turns red. whistling in the ears and just a huge flash behind the rustle whistled and there was an explosion. at that moment i got up and was thrown back by the blast wave on the door. the windows flew out, the back flowed a little, yes, it banged twice on the third, on the third, the glass had already flown, the roof was falling down and just everything and he, well, a fireball. i didn't notice what

. >> it was loud. i heard boom all the time and that one was loud and i looked at it. that's how i know. it was loud. i didn't see the driver, but i saw the truck backing up. the vehicles were stopping and they would just take a right onto the ramp, but i thought he was going to stop in the open area right there. >> reporter: cal trans says the overcrossing is safe to travel, but i-80 is open. one lane is shut down in order to accommodate crews inspecting the damage. gilman street was closed at the area of the crash. cal trans is already working on a project at the interchange and they say it was not damaged. >>> okay, no jackpot winner again, but someone in california matched all five numbers during the mega millions drawing. that will give them $629,000. the ticket purchased at a liquor store in turlock. check your tickets. 2, 31, 32, 70, 29, and 25. since no one got the six numbers, the next estimated jackpot is $630 million. that drawing is friday. it is just the 50th time in 20-year history of the mega millions jackpot being over $600 million. that means jeff and

sound loud music. an extra loud very source of some kind or yes, these are mounted in many blow in manye kind of mounted speakers are used yes, some kind of street speakers yes svetlana and this will not work, when a scarecrow dresses up there, then they hang cans, there is no company alexander, uh, maybe a dog is some kind of dog there, that is, a dog is not so that she catches someone, he is just so that she makes a good sound svetlana the entire version i have already transferred everything there is not scary , because the main thing is that in vera was still cleaning. let it be, probably, the banks on the bank, the beginning of something percussive, some percussive sounds, which are some of these banks. yes . in any case, i have seen something like this many times in the cinema, but really there is something to hang there. let's check some pot jars, really a breeze. yes, exactly, and 132 points goes to the ensemble team. like it still becomes 3590. it's a pity. let's open the scoreboard completely, and the third line 10 people out of 100 they said you can use klaxon well, simply, we

i found your bio so delightful that i wanted to read it out loud.u are a new york times best- selling author of the rad women series. you are also a writer, public speaker, educator and left- handed vegetarian bay area born and bred queer activist and mom. so you two collaborated on this book. we know that you have been doing this work and engaged to get in fighting against racism for years. how did you come to this work? >> i was one of those kids. grew up in the bay area so i was exposed to a lot of progressive activist work. i loved reading the news. i would watch kqed as a kid. about current events. was really interested in justice in the world. i often say that environmentalism and animal rights was my gateway to activism. it hit me, oh people also. very quickly i came to understand my position as a white person in all of these fights for social justice. i give enormous credit to my undergraduate education at uc santa cruz. i really came to understand intersection led. >> go, banana slugs. how did you meet and start collaborating? >> we are bot

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there were lots of us in the cinema, everyone was laughing out loud.t's interesting because a lot of it is funny but it still really touching. the opening sequences, literally just about loneliness and itjust broke me. ok, that for me is the genius of it. yes, it's a story about the guy who builds a robot out of the washing machine and a manikin head. why? because he's lonely. his inventing shed and he's inventing all these crazy things. and then he almost accidentally builds his best friend. and then doesn't quite know how to deal with the best friend going. my favourite thing was when the robot charles becomes an adolescent and says i'm going to sit in the front of the car. no you're yes i am, front, front, front. i mean, i thought all that stuff was lovely. it's a low budget, it's made with such a lot of heart. it's really made with love, that's where i felt. it felt like a passion project but that's how it comes across in the best possible way. it is a passion project life as a standup act and then a short film and i've been banging the drum for it

scandal with its screen all about it i said, but in fact, in america, the sky is so loud, and then we are. what she wrote to balina this was an explanation of how they destroyed someone's information in ukraine a-a and there is a process there is a definite process - this is yes and the grids will decide who and to whom we can give information, how do we know that we can reach this other person to the person and she asked him for the explained self in fact, where is it? no, it's not like that. aksyonov, it does n't mean anything, that is, there is some kind of process. i give all the information that i mentioned to ukraine in kiev , and they were conducted, that is, nothing terrible. and what is the difference, so that you understand, and those are the same? writings, how, where, he is looking for, and answers, how, why, and such things happen 100 times, where are you, nothing special, and of course it was loud because of the fact that ukraine was contacted, and you sent ukraine to america and it’s a shorter day, and ours, which i have now, write such letters, it’s very painful to per

and long-awaited loud for the last 1.5 weeks two military bases were destroyed, one was located nearof melitopol, this is a former military airfield, and the other, which is located five kilometers from the city of melitopol, near the village of myrne, where they also cleared and saved their ammunition, the situation is now complicated by the fact that the rashists have relocated their their equipment , their artillery, directly near the residential quarters, and now, uh, nearby, 100 m from the residential buildings, their air defense system stands a hundred meters from the residential buildings, what kind of artillery is there, and it is clear why they are doing this to cover themselves with our civilians because the first thing that will be destroyed is the russian military equipment, and unfortunately these explosions have made life in the city of melitopol difficult, and because of that, they are now taking hostages en masse and mass blocking people in recent days, again another wave that the rashists are taking our activists as hostages from the civilian residents of melitopol,

we've been hearing very loud explosions in donna's cancel at least 11 pm on saturday evening. now over the last few days, ukraine have changed their tactics and began covering the city with the so called battle mines. now, for those who are not familiar with the warfare, let me explain this. now those are high caliber cluster rockets that are filled with mines that says spread over at territory of a civilian area. now those are mines that are armed and once they land on the ground, look like butterflies to an on friend i. now those are usually against an enemy infantry, but right now they land on the grounds in civilian areas. now they're pretty much a noticeable once they're on the ground. usually they're designed, once again is meant to fight to fight the infantry of the enemy. but in this case, their designated for the civilians of dun boss, now local authorities have warned all citizens to be vigilant and report anything that they might find me other houses. meanwhile, officials in ukraine have called on the residence in don boss to evacuate from territories that are curre

ah, loud or noticeable, because actually an amazing story that, luhansk, as we found out.n general, they also periodically fired all this time, but for some reason, but this shelling of today's night shelling of luhansk became, as it were, a kind of topic and widely discussing. i understand why he became like the last one. i think the shelling of the lugansk topic is for those who live in the lpr, but it has acquired a kind of character like this, that something like this happened, huh? out of the ordinary, but this is probably due to the fact that, despite the fact that no one was hurt, as far as i know. we will now find out in more detail on our inclusion. and the fact that these conversations about shelling are more and more often included, but this conversation is that this is some kind of new supposedly american technology. these are the sacred and the hummers, and i have them too. uh, the main question that caused this shelling. as far as this shelling is part of, as such, military operations. and as far as this part of military operations is within the framework of

we did not have a roof or a wall or at home in general, that is, i am not i know, well, it was very loud and so direct, and our basement was shaking like that, and when there was the first babakh, and we heard it, i sat in the basement and said, well, that’s it. now we have to run away, and the children are like that oh, where? and we called our kumam in bucha and they say well, i say listen, we didn't sleep all night because there was a battle, we are so tired, can we come to your place, maybe for a day or two, we'll just sleep, they'll fall asleep, of course, let's wait for you, everything's fine, come here, it's fine with us here we have our humanitarian headquarters and electricity, because we already have it then there was no electricity for four days, there was only thick water and that was it. and here we are, i mean all the people. they have to flee to bucha, to bucha, what do we need to do? we were right in the basement , under a flashlight, we wrote a list of what we needed to do in the house before we fled, but it was such a terrible battle what we realized that we won't have

revenge on the battlefield loud statements from the military of ukraine, but is it worth believing orf kiev analysis of ukraine by anton podkovenko, lithuania continues its attempts to block, kaliningrad what are the new restrictions or the balts, what sanctions do brussels think and most importantly, what will kaliningrad ’s response be ? moscow region, which was discussed by putin vorobyov how are things going with health care and with the construction of new schools? abnormal heat in italy led to losses in economy of 3 billion euros, and in other countries of the old world, things are no better, what the drought will lead to and how much it will strengthen the very sanctions that seemed to be against russia but in fact hit europe itself, our economists will tell. vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with jap teip erdogan, according to the kremlin press service, a meeting of the presidents of russia and turkey is scheduled in the near future today, on the eve of it, the leaders discussed a wide range of issues of mutual interest of special attention paid further intensificati

oleksia, we heard, we heard a very loud sound and an explosion. everyone lay down. he was just leaving the hospital. people who were and are. unfortunately, we have lost contact with our speaker who, as we can see now, is quite emotional describing the situation in vinnytsia, where there are enemies, hello, how did it recover yes yes yes yes yes yes yes continue to be kind that's why the area is now numb and police and military bicycles the area is being evacuated, the rescue of lives is in progress, those who remained under the rubble, and the situation in the city is under control, the situation in the city is under control, but once again i call on all residents of ukraine not to ignore the air alarm signals, to hide in the storage room, so to you, mr. oleksiy oleksiiev furman, a volunteer of the legion of freedom from vinnytsia about the latest missile attack on the russian federation , so our colleagues are picking up the air relay and newsmen and analysts are already planning news on espresso in a few moments stay with us to stay up to date with all the most i

a series of loud claps in belgorod , the air defense system supposedly worked, there are dead and injured banner of victory over the mayor's office. lisichansk unit of the allied troops quarter after the quarter, the city is liberated from ukrainian nationalists. there is a great russian culture, a boycott - this is wrong. the german minister of culture unexpectedly spoke out against the european mainstream. a jet truck exploded at a show in the usa, the driver did not survive for just a minute and earlier he managed to overtake the plane. it will begin urgent messages of the last minutes air defense systems russian air defense systems shot down two ukrainian drones near kursk, this is reported by the governor of the region. uh, ukrainian drones, like a swift, were shot down on the approach of the city. here's how, uh, judging by the incoming reports, thanks to the competent actions of the military, there are no casualties. but in belgorod, three civilians died , four more were injured. this is the data for this hour from the state of emergency in the city, as reported by the governor of

there were lots of us in the cinema, everyone was laughing out loud.but it's also really touching. the opening sequence is literally just about loneliness, and itjust broke me, broke me. ok, that for me is the genius of it. i mean, yes, it's a story about a guy who builds a robot out of the washing machine and a mannequin�*s head. why? because he's lonely. because he's living on his own in his inventing shed in which he's inventing all these crazy things. and then he almost accidentally builds his best friend — and then doesn't quite know how to deal with the best friend growing up. my favourite stuff was when the robot charles becomes an adolescent and says, "i'm going to sit in the front of the car." "no, you're not." "yes, i am. front, front, front!" i mean, ithought all that stuff was lovely. it's so low budget, it's made with such a lot of heart. it's really made with love, that's what i felt. it felt to me like a passion project. i don't know, but that's how it comes across in the best possible way. it is a passion project, it started life as a s

flooding continues, some $50000.00 residents around sydney are told to abandon their homes with a loud wrist remaining, even as the rain subsides. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine's military says is regrouping its forces to defend the donetta region from russian attacks. residents are racing to about evacuate from cities now on the front line. russia is increasing pressure on the city of slow but slow young square missiles have destroyed homes and killed several people. in recent days. on monday, ukraine announced it had withdrawn its forces from the city of dizzy chance in an effort to save its troops. lives with the streets of lisa chance have fallen quiet, but the wreckage is everywhere. the capture of the city means that all the lou haskell region is now in russian hands and objective that moscow has coveted. since that war began in february, ukrainian military commanders ordered their forces to pull back, rather than attempting to hold the city. for the exhausted soldiers who retreated, rushes, artillery advantage proved overwhelming. not schools. fourt

center, which, according to the hard blocking media, was hit by a missile attack from the russian side, loud headlines appear within minutes after the emergency, wording about the so-called occupiers put pressure on emotions, someone writes about supposedly thousands of victims , allegedly just so many people were inside the president, zelensky exaggerates even more, saying the number of victims. it is even impossible to imagine psychosis is pumped to its fullest. the first impression that a sees the audience sees headline reader. but the fact that the news spread. it always has the most important effect. when you say that, and there were 1,000 people in the shopping center, they were all injured, or the dead were destroyed. this suggests that the person who prepared this information operation clearly understood that it was necessary to turn on emotions, turn off the mind, and thus provoke a shock in addition together. how does anton gerashchenko appear on order, the same adviser to the head of the ministry of internal affairs who was actively shining? in the butch now also fulfills already

diverge on ukrainian telegram channels, for example, these are the following. on the russian side, loudeadlines appear just a few minutes after the state of emergency, wording about the so-called occupiers put pressure on emotions, someone writes about supposedly thousands of victims, allegedly just so many people were inside the president, zelensky exaggerates even more, saying the number of victims. it is even impossible to imagine psychosis is pumped to its fullest. the first impression that a-a sees the audience sees the reader from the headlines, and from the fact that conscience has spread, it always has the most important effect. when you say that a there were 1,000 people in the mall, they were all injured, or the dead were destroyed. this suggests that the person who prepared this information operation clearly understood that there was no impact on anything, it is necessary to turn on emotions, turn off the mind and thus , and provoke a shock in addition on the spot. how does anton gerashchenko appear on order, the same adviser to the head of the ministry of internal affairs wh

and that was a message that came through loud and clear. and the documentary for me that what's being done is just simply not good enough. and jennifer natalie sion and thank you so much for joining this conversation. and of course for everyone at home for joining us today. and if you are someone you know, is experiencing domestic violence, we have some resources up on the screen for you to use in the u. s. so there is the national domestic hotline and in the u. k. there's also a helpline available phemie will be back next, i believe next week. yes. don't worry, she'll be back next week with more great content from all of us here at the string . thanks so much for joining with. ah. in july, a campaign for the kenyan presidency begins in earnest, could a hotly contested battle lead to the violence that his mom previous elections from the headlines to the unreported. people in power investigates the use an abusive power around the world to museum food in a referendum on a new constitution. could it spell the end for the only democracy to have

did see it in a cinema, and while i was watching it, i was thinking this is working cos it's really loudof people nowadays have sound systems connected to their televisions at home that are pretty decent, but i thought, you know, i think i probably had the best experience of it, which was seeing it in a lovely screening room, which was nice and bright, nice and loud, made no sense whatsoever, you know, but did thejob, did what it said on the tin. right. can't argue with that. those three are coming out now? yeah, they're out today. best out already? have you've seen elvis? i haven't seen elvis. ok, do yourself a favour. take my word for it. now, i know that some other critics... there is a difference of opinion here. we shall name no names. that's fine. there's difference of opinions — very simple — i'm right and they're wrong. elvis is a masterpiece. it is, as far as i'm concerned, the best film that's come out this year. baz luhrmann does... are you an elvis fan? yes, how can you not be? well, there are some who aren't. i think that the more you like elvis, the more you will like the f

on channel one news release in the studio of maxim sharafutdinov and briefly about the main thing loudops and strong fire three dead dozens of damaged houses belgorod authorities reported that the znamya pobedy air defense system went off that night. now, on the lisichanskaya administration building and fleeing nationalists who throw their exclusive footage of the fall of the last stronghold of ukrainian militants in the lpr based on george floyd in the american akron protests after the killing of african americans , which the police exposed 90 times. after the independence day scandals, the city decided not to hold special skills and unique techniques, which every traffic inspector should be able to and how it helps in the search for violators of modern technology on the day of the traffic police report from a special training ground of 45,000 people in honor of the 45th anniversary of the legendary group. grandiose anniversary rock concert of earthlings in st. petersburg, the collected funds of the artist will be sent to the donbass. and let's start with belgorod , three people died

was that thump too loud, did you even hear it at all?able to fly over populated areas and provide this data, the faa will use this data to perhaps lift this ban? >> exactly. >> are we likely to see planes in the future flying supersonic that look like this one? >> i certainly hope so. and i think you will. so there are definite things that you would see if you walked into a commercial, you know, supersonic airplane here, ten, 12 years from now, and you would look at that, you would see some dna that goes back to the x-59. >> larson took us over to nasa's x-59 flight simulator, and the first thing we noticed is there is a tv screen in place of the missing windshield. for you, does it work as well as your own eye? >> so far i think it does, about to go through mach i, there's mach i. >> we're now going supersonic. >> yes, supersonic. >> larson gave me a turn in the cockpit. not to fly supersonic but to land the x-59, which is tricky given that it's shaped like a pencil, has no windshield, and i'm not a pilot. >> pull up a little bit. so pu

the real truth about dave loud.ected his wife to horrific abuse. >> like all of, use its power and control. you have verbal bs, names it would caller over a long period of time, emotional abuse, the way treats are. we have physical abuse, that's everything from the pitching, the slamming, throng or down, pulling her hair, spitting on her. and jane >> and jane wasn't the only victim. jay was angry that is adopted sign michael was not adopted. >> you call michael names like -- names that were just horrible. we have yelling at the street, but how he can't ride a bike, catch up football, throw. >> he was afraid of what he might do so she didn't report him. so she covered up his abuse and her injuries. we obtained the summary of a police report from the 19 80s in which chain reported that an intruder attacked her while she was alone at work. at the time, police found the injuries consistent with jane's story. in fact, dave inflicted those injuries, then ordered chain to lie and blame a nonexistent intruder. a pattern of

victory over russia is certainly on the battlefield and what the eu and nato insist on is just a loud statement much more interesting than ukraine's assumption is just a way to flood the old world with illegal weapons. why exactly the future will be shown by nikita korzun pavel morozov ntv in the luhansk people's republic reported today about a new shelling using an american jet system. hall. fire hams, this time. in ezio, they hit the city of stakhanov, it is reported that two rockets were fired . there is no information about the destruction and the victims yet, and in another city, the alchevsk mr is eliminating the consequences of a powerful shelling from the complexes. khaima killed two people damaged residential facilities. the infrastructure of the city, in particular, was left without public transport; one of the missiles hit the city depot. disable seven trolleybuses and three buses , bacteriological experiments were carried out on ukrainian servicemen. such a statement was made today by the representative the new data were presented to the russian parliamentary commission to

petersburg after loud public promises , 2 weeks of the camera passed.one again for the day. we tried to contact him for several days on phone calls. he did not answer, and later, through his assistants, he asked questions for an interview, but the next day he refused to communicate with our film crew, allegedly his business partners were against the situation with the construction of the tor entertainment center, we asked to comment on the situation with the construction of the tor entertainment center , the company construction solutions llc owns land plot on the territory of the leningrad region, on which they plan to build a shopping and entertainment center at its own expense, no budgetary investments are provided. whether the complex in novosaratovka will be built in the end, to say, for sure, it is unlikely that anyone will decide too much scandalous stories, stretches for mikhail barakin, before proceeding with the construction of a shopping center for the mysterious billionaire. it would be nice to first complete the office of your company, whil

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lots of witnesses talked about hearing a single loud shots, and described a single loud shots, and describedment. the police haven't said whether. .. single government. the police haven't said whether... sorry, the police say they just haven't said whether... sorry, the police say theyjust have one suspect arrested, but they haven't ruled out other he was acting alone. they also have an event whether it was a terror attack on the whole country is actually now on high alert. the shopping centre has been sealed off, and this evening there were supposed to be a concert very close by at the royal arena, so it is an area that is busy with young teenagers going to that concert, and families who of shopping. so, scenes of chaos, and then billy this evening for a were shots on tv of individuals inside the shopping centre being let out slowly by the police. we centre being let out slowly by the olice. ~ ., , centre being let out slowly by the olice. ~ . , , ., ., police. we have seen reports at that concert you — police. we have seen reports at that concert you mention, _ police. we have seen reports

you sing well with talent, we are loud and loud and loud. yes , very loud in places. it was loud.well listen, the third season. you are their son, son, my, beloved, dear, remember stories, imagine again it was not him, well, somehow it would be a shame to be very convincingly mistaken sometimes and leave, what will happen if capricorn takes off his mask, and there they are here choi yes, this name has not sounded for a long time. i would very much like to have dmitry koldun there already in general, however, it is interesting to see. who is hiding under this mask, because in the workshops he walks around and around leads us, but what a beautiful, romantic story with this rose. now you don’t pay attention to this, but from the program, some kind of program the girl gives him this rose. maybe it's his wife. maybe their family business. let's create a question for our capricorn. perhaps your wife is a florist. company name written farewell capricorn see you at the vote. spreads to the right and now the first audience vote i ask the participants of the first group of chelak, capricorn

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the house was in its seat, then with a loud announcement from fishbait miller, in came the senate. then came the -- i think next comes the diplomatic corps, getting bigger all the time, and how they all finally found room for them all, i don't know. and then the cabinet and the court, occupying the front rows. and it is and in his most pontificate voice, fishbait miller -- and how could there ever be a replacement fishbait -- rose and said, the the president of the united states! and in walked lyndon, flanked by old friends of long-standing, and went up to the podium. right in front of speaker mccormack, and senator carl hayden, with the flag behind him. speaker mccormack, gray and craggy and white haired. senator hayden, here ever since arizona entered the union. a charming, lively face for 85, rather humorous. but i wonder how many people in the chamber were struck with the thought that there was a dramatic something there that says, take care. my favorite line was actually about the first. i will be brief, for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. and the