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maas mtz our guys they work in the island at the entire belarusian youth construction site, and at ouruclear power plant we are actively developing cooperation between the union state and our guys. eh, they know how responsible hardworking, both domestic and foreign employers want to see in their ranks exactly the fighters of student groups of our russian student groups from the republic of belarus that gave the start to youth labor actions. all belarusian day of impact labor. here the money earned will be used to create a republican patriotic center in the kobrin fortification of the brest fortress is a holiday in different parts of the country. the youth. she initiated patriotic actions of the festival of sports and creativity, open dialogues, feeling the best and meetings with veterans of the movements. the capital of student fighters from nine districts of minsk a. that's almost 3,000 boys and girls. flowers will be laid at the monument throughout the day. the results of the anniversary third working semester will be summed up in november. 40 years on television on a significant da

maas for the production of mini trucks, welded at a temperature of almost 1.500 °, the melt is poured if into a centrifuge, where at a speed of 800 revolutions per minute the crystallization of the transformation into a metal cylinder of development takes place, the implementation of which took only 3 months proudly tells the director of the enterprise alexander batyazyaka for other examples countries, it takes years. and also in their machines. these are honing machines , machines of our own design, of our manufacture, for the processing of internal moreover, such machines, we already produce and export products of the cylinder of the piston group. it is impossible to do without it, the domestic railway russian shipbuilding for several years of sanctions. it was possible to increase the volume of production by 3.5 times to expand the geography of deliveries. yes, africa's latest event is in demand. vans, our products have been raised so much that they are delivered to the assembly lines of almost all machine-building plants in the post-soviet space, the demand is constantly growing,

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devastating, a paradise almost unrecognizable now as at least three wildfires continue to burn parts of maang the historic town of lahaina. here is before and after these fires almost leveled. desiree baker has been living on maui since 1975. she is on a connecting flight passing through sfo this morning and worries the fire's destruction is not the end of it. >> i cried all day yesterday. it's horrible. you don't know what will happen and it's a long-term effect and this is the worst ever. i just talked to somebody on maui, and he said it reminded him of hiroshima. >> also in disbelief, this family from san jose who was visiting and staying in downtown lahaina. >> we were waiting for it to calm down, but then we start hearing about the flames coming. >> they said they made a very quick decision to evacuate and it made all of the difference. the apartment they rented went up in flames. >> completely burned down. at the beginning you didn't believe that everything was going to burn down, all of downtown, you just wait. >> this morning, thousands still stranded at the airport, while others le

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maas mtz, our guys are working in the island at the entire belarusian youth construction site, and at our nuclear power plant we are actively developing cooperation between the union state and our guys. uh, they know how responsible hardworking, both domestic and foreign employers want to see in their ranks exactly the fighters of our student teams from the republic, belarus on the day belarusian student teams gave the start of the youth labor action all belarusian day of impact labor all the money earned will go to the creation of the republican patriotic center in the kobrin fortification of the brest fortress holiday in different parts of the country youth initiated patriotic actions, a festival of sports and creativity, open ideologies of honoring the best and meetings with veterans of the movement in the capital, the fighters shame the squads. of the nine men of minsk, this is almost 3,000 young women. all day long will lay flowers will be brought to the victory monument as a result of the anniversary third labor family in november. historical, nakhodka today in the vetka distric

and maas read corp major tobin lewis, 37. two ugs ospreymv-22 training exercise sunday morning when one went down off australia's northern coast. the other radioing in. >> we are just declaring an emergency, in the i have vinty of mel vig island. >> roger, search and rescue is on the way. requesting you remain in the area and pass any additional details as they come in, please. >> reporter: minutes later. >> search and rescue requesting if there's a fire. >> affirm, there is a significant fire. >> reporter: the cause of this crash is still unknown. investigators are expected to remain at the site for days. tonight, three marines remain hospitalized. >> those marines who did sure save will be able to help investigators figure out what brought this aircraft down. >> reporter: the osprey has a history of deadly crashes and mechanical problems. just last year, five marines were killed in an osprey during a training exercise in california, and a marine investigation into that crash blamed mechanical failure. david? >> david: terry

he's not just has maa pathologio liar has magical powers he also claimed in the interview that he didt the time he was in washington dc to do meet the press. his always two hours away in delaware. the fire lasted 20 minutes. who knew he could be in two places? he also appeared to be nodding off. >> we are a community thataura relies. t >> laura: but was trump more engaged tossing supplies to the crowd or was biden more engaged with hisorie phony stories and s dazed looks? of course the press will never call biden out on the lies or the embellishments of tragedies or who died where and how because democrats are never held accountable.. is always power by any meansjo necessary.i fl always two different sets of rules. joining me now is areisci fleisr white house press secretary as well as kelly on conway former counsel to president trump both are fox's contributors. i know you remember this triu mo puerto rico you might as well have thought that lonnie has said something incredibly cool tother the victims of the hurrie but they stayed on that story of her coat for almost two weeks. >> th

suffering from inthat lagsz and we need to fly people out of maui to give them burn support because maapital cannot do extensive burn treatment. >> they are dealing with the situation, and it is unfolding as we speak. cnn's derek van dam is joining us with more on this, how big of an impact is this having out at sea? >> it's certainly helping or aiding in the fueling of the flames and the tight pressure gradient. we'll get to those details in just a moment, but listening to the radio that we have with the hawaii lieutenant governor and this is all hands on deck and she's issuing an emergency proclamation on the big island near waimea bay. it's not just maui. it is also on the big island of that way where we're seeing these fires continue to spread. we have very erratic fire behavior. we've all seen the video. let's get to space and show you what it looks like. get some contextual perspective on this. you can see hot spots from space and this is the big island, that's maui and smoke and you can see the direction of the wind because it's pushing it in the southwesterly direction. the wind

had it not been for that fusion of interest back in the 1990's and the overlap between the maa and thee we would not be talking about yevgeny prigozhin today. but i think it is a stain, certainly on russian history, on putin's legacy as well, and enormous amounts of death and destruction and the loss of many innocent lives, including journalists, human rights activists, who tried to expose his misconduct and his wrongdoing over the years. so, anyway, perhaps it is a -- in a way, perhaps it is a moment of justice and closure for those who have suffered at his hands. amna: candace and angela stent, thank you. candace: thank you. ♪ amna: in the day's other headlines, tropical storm franklin lashed the dominican republic and haiti, triggering heavy flooding and landslides. at least one person died. forecasters say it could dump as much as 16 inches of rain on some areas. the storm packed maximum winds of 40 miles per hour. many of those impacted live in poor and overcrowded communities. litane: i don't know how to survive here in a storm. i have already escaped death from gang violence, an

freeman and maas later testified about racist threats that they received. >> it turned my life upside down. i don't want to go anywhere. i second-guess everything that i do. it affects my life in a major way, every way all because of lies. >> reporter: giuliani has conceded that he made defamatory statements about the two election workers. nearly other other georgia election official who stood up to the lies received similar threats. >> the personal emails -- >> reporter: it was not just you, it was your family numbers? >> my wife and myself she got the more vile, personal stuff. >> state patrol and heightened security and bomb sniffing dogs. there was a website that form that put a picture of my house, my address and my kids names. >> you should go to jail. you are a judas. you have committed treason. >> reporter: me december 3rd hearing would bring even more chaos to the state in the aftermath of the election. when a little-known attorney appeared. what do you remember about the presentation that day? >> i thought it was ridiculous. >> these violations are more than enough. >> he so

my daughter maaed e lin, and my daughter's boyfriend and i got in the water to film it so you could seehere's a little glare on the water so you can't see it, but this is exactly how the swimmers get nibbled because you're there where the bait fish are. i don't recommend, by the way, going into the water. there was a gentleman with his daughter, we told them to get out of the water. we got that shot, then we got out. molly: i was just going to say, where's the cage? respect you supposed to have a cage when you're swimming with heart attacks? griff: it was about 2 and a half, 3 feet of water, and once we lost sight of him, we got out too because we obviously don't want to get hurt. but you can't be too careful out are there. they're always around us. it's their backyard, we're just visiting. molly: that's right. wading in there. i'm glad you made it back to do the show. wonderful to be with you. griff: great to be with with you. that's it for us this hour. "fox news lye" continues with eric shawn and ooh aishah of ofny. i'm griff jenkins. molly: and i'm molly line. thanks for watching.♪

some cool ises and businesses thinking about reinstating maas ifing mandates with one college in georgia-era protocols, hard to believe. for more on this, nicole saphier joining us, the director of breast imaging at the memorial sloan-kettering cancer center and, of course, a fox news contributor. thank you for joining us, good to see you. first of all, can you just set the record straight? what is happening with this covid resurgence? a lot of folks are talking about it, we don't really know what's coming. we know some hospitalizations are up but not as much as last year. what's going on? >> always great to be with you, aishah. first of all, you know, everyone remembers every single end of summer since we started in 2020 we've always had a resurgence of cases towards the end of summer, beginning of school year. that's happening right now so, yes, you're seeing covid cases on the rise. good muse is hospitalizations are about 20-25% now what they were last year. so hospitalizations are still down, but you're going to see an uptick in hospitalizations because the more people who test posit

maas mtz, our guys work in the island at the entire belarusian youth construction site. at our nuclear power plant, we are actively developing cooperation between the union state and our guys. they know how hardworking is the responsibility, both domestic and foreign employers want to see in their ranks exactly the fighters of our student teams from the republic of belarus more than 100 unique artefacts presented at the journey to the past exhibition. in the minsk city hall, the exhibits are unique archaeological finds discovered this year on the menka river near the village of gorodishche in the minsk region , including byzantine and syrian beads, belt linings. this suggests that the belarusians almost 1,000 years ago had extensive trade ties, both with the scandinavian lands and with the mediterranean , fragments of ceramic pots and trade seals with princely signs are of great interest. representatives of the striped dynasty, all the artifacts that are presented at our exhibition, they directly testify to the urban occupations of the population. all this and a unique j

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the reverend doctor otis maas the third period and let's give it up for our senator doctor raphael warnock. [applause] nowst we have some questions i believe that are coming from the audience. or from online? [inaudible] >> this question is coming from kelly. kelly asks most people find fear and darkness. from reading your book it appears you find power and darkness. how did you develop the confidence to navigate what you cannot see? >> it is a wonderful question, kelly. growing up in my family my mother and from my father the power of darkness. meaning that you do not need to fear it is something that naturally happens. the beautiful thing is theee reason we are able to see in this moment is site is based on' electromagnetic waves buried will be considered to be the lights. what's a fascinating as human beings we have limited sites there are other creatures god is created we are able to see in the dark. this is what help me when i was a child. i was scared of the dark and my dad said well, whatever is in the light is in the dark two. i said that's true. [laughter] all the stuff i see in t

district court filled the back true -- back row, including chief judge bowes berg, amy jackson, and randy maas. shreveport, louisiana, as we watch the former president return to national airport, what are your thoughts about the events of today? caller: actually thank you so much for taking my call. i'm an independent. i have friends who are liberals, republicans, i love them all. it's amazing. i always see the silver lining and i think that somehow this is going to come out better for everyone. i don't know how. history will tell. but i think that the department of justice would prefer to go into investigations on the majority of people. politicians. i feel that somehow if everyone could just try to find a happy medium, it would be so great for the american people. we all know that they can work together but it seems like there's always going to be people that need a polygraph for whatever reason. i guess when you get to a certain level you have done everything in life and now it's more power and control. anyhow, i would imagine that his indictment is probably warranted. as several are, i'm s