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a former north sea gas platform has arrived in the seaside resort of weston—super—mare in somerset this feature gardens, an ampitheatre and a waterfall. our correspondentjohn maguire is there for us. if you are watching the one o'clock news today in aberdeen you will not be surprised by this sort of thing but in the north somerset coastline it makes for quite an incongruous sight. the gas platform has now been dragged all the way up the beach, 25 metres high when a50 tonnes so the next phase of the operation will be to transported across using a crane, not that crane, but is the crane they used to build the big crane! then it goes on to legs that are ten we decide to make a 35 metre high structure. and once it is dressed and ready to open it will look like this. inch by inch, the see monster spelled see, by the way, is dragged up the bristol channel and onto the sands at weston super mare. more akin to an oil rig than an oil painting, but it's destined to become a huge public art installation. we wanted to test the thesis. a, can you turn something that once took from the earth into som

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stallions would normally separate their mares from rival males, but in this super herd 20 mature malesreal threat lies outside the safety of the herd. pumas have discovered the valley's secret, and a few have become expert horse hunters. ferrell horses are a problem on the american plain and the australian outback. why? because there they are no predators. those populations grow unchecked, devastating, fragile grasslands. but in this half things are very different. the size of the herd is surprisingly stable, staying between 110 and 120 animals. as long as the puma is here to control their numbers, the valley's wildlife should remain in balance, proof that nature works better with more hungry predators. but the puma isn't the only animal doing its part for the ecosystem. another more unusual creature is being recruited to make patagonia wild again. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. what happens to yo

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let that mare ainate for a litt bit. st. andrews, scotland, the return of tiger woods.gh start for him. second shot of his round. well short and wet. he would double bogey the opening hole. and you know what? he struggled with the putter too. at the 11th for par. tiger shot an 8 over 78, equaled the worst opening round score of his british open career. he's tied for 146th out of 156 players, 14 shots off the lead. >> it feels like i didn't really hit it that bad, but i ended up in bad spots or just had some weird things happen, and just the way it goes. this golf course is like that, and i -- as i said, i had my chances to turn it around and get it rolling the right way, and i didn't do it. >> as for the rest of the field at the st. andrews old course, host of the open for the 30th time. look at these huge greens. here's ian poulter's effort from 162 feet, and how about a fresca? no, no, wait. how about a pint? minus 3, five shots off the lead. amateur barclay brown, who just finished his junior season at standard, rolled a birdie putt at 17. brown is tied for fifth at

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on day eight of the trial, prosecutors david and you'll mary kerrigan-mares finally got their shot ath. their chance to pick apart his story. >> what did you make of george burch this story? >> seems like fantasy to me. seems like a little bit farfetched >> mary kerrigan-mares says that since he had to speak to bridgewater was corrected, he had months to can cut his version of events. >> do you think he used the evidence to fit the narrative of his story? to make him look good? >> it certainly seemed as if this was a story that was created after the fact. >> and the prosecutors had a game plan of their own. show the jury that bridges story was nothing more than a hail mary to cover up a vicious crime. they told the jury about burch dna found on 16 different points on nikki's body. and on the murder weapon. it also showed the tracking data from his phone that put him in all the location where nikki was that night, including the place where her body was dumped. >> one thing that seems hard to explain is burch's motive. >> he attempted to have sexual intercourse, she did not want to have

that included one incident in the city of god, lapka, where the local mare has released images of the attacks aftermath. residential buildings and public infrastructure are reported to have come undefined, wounding at least 11 people, including 3 children, the capital city dynette school was also targeted with 2 women reportedly killed in the shelling there. in recent days, a total of 7 civilians have been declares killed following ukrainian military attacks. now our next week and a half report from our senior correspondent who's been visiting an oil refinery in the once in battle. city of lisa chance that's in the accounts were public. the city is now under the control of russian lead forces, exploring the facility, the r. c. crew came across an abundance of apparently prohibited land mines that he have had filed to dismantle, in accordance with international treaties. ortiz mooted garcia reports. ah, the dawn bass is a beautiful land, foothill green and verdant. but it burns find wide violence, mangles the horizon here that violence is centered around the lease. he chanced oil refin

accepted, people went out on foot along the beams along the ravines there geographically there is a mare beam it is deep and through this stick they went to zelenodolsk is a place where the people are afraid and suddenly came out under shelling and also regular shelling from the kherson region anton mashulo denis karpenko channel ukraine dash marathon single news and about the strongest army in the world russian soldiers drink ungodly, this is evidenced by the intercepted conversations of the occupiers due to the mass slaughter of russians in the temporarily occupied territories of the zaporizhzhia region. they even try to ban the sale of alcohol to russian soldiers . they know how to drink really well, our wonderful super team, of course, we went with a kite, we decided to shoot and to the side. they threw a grenade near the house, it exploded with shrapnel there on the wall under the glass, they did not explode near the bull , the commanders are soldiers of the so-called dpr, and their relatives complain about the drunkenness of their commanders, that they drowned on the prime minister

somewhere around 20 forty- five mares assigned to him, and he walks freely with them as foals, as they through the fields through the forests. and of course, what kind of tourism without gastronomic pleasure is a pleasant addition to the journey. bashkir honey in the republic has preserved beekeeping or wild beekeeping . honeycomb pollen and propolis create this unusual structure. and the taste is also unusual. the republic of bashkortostan in all its diversity, a fountain awaits guests all year round for all girls. we were greeted beautifully by my wife who has already photographed, a very beautiful region. a very beautiful culture. honey is very tasty, it is koumiss, the people are very friendly. last year alone, the republic was visited by almost 3.5 million, tourists and the number of vacationers is growing every year, therefore, it is better to hear this beauty 100 times better to see vera yes, not lady oleg levitin nikita vasilyev program senate next week the senators will discuss the problems and prospects of technology support for the agro-industrial complex. he will consider t

other channels because the woman is the woman with the cart and the woman is akhmetov eh, for whom mares easy , horses are easier, that's why everything here is such a complicated situation, but i i think that if we had this affair with akhmetov, his channel, i said, well, listen, if as a result of the war we have one oligarch, kolomoisky, then that would be great , instead of ten, there would be one. country for the future, despite the imperfection of these legislative only initiatives, it is useful to finally defeat the oligarchs, it was finally necessary for everyone to be the same before the law , which will not happen anyway, and bribes and everything will continue, but these factors of the oligarchy that appeared, i am not convinced that they are not that they could not have appeared, the country is so well-formed, post-soviet, what is it, these people got money, you and i went there, you went to kindergarten there, and i was there, i don’t know how to get a job, and they sat with people to earn money. yes, they earned like this well, what are you going to do with those who made it

well , of course, the women from the air mares easier to school immediately rose in the ratings from excellent , just the americans, of course, burn. that's brilliant , they say, guys, we have a problem. we , of course, froze the russian money with nothing to steal, it turns out. we'll think of something now but to do everything according to the law in order to steal 330 billion in any way. give me another 3 billion, because stealing 333 billion is somehow more convenient as a tongue twister. and so.

fact that the ukrainian armed forces were shelling vysochansk or severodonetsk, this is a knight's mare and even that even today we see that our high-precision weapons are working in the rear the enemy is talking about the military facilities on all the tv screens and again on the internet. our servicemen and our military leaders say that we will not destroy our cities and that de-occupation operations will be carried out politely and carefully, and we can see it, i say on during the last four months, that our armed forces work very professionally and do not abuse artillery in the communities of the object in our cities and in our villages, so i think that our main task today is to attack with spirit to unite around helping the armed forces, to maintain the fighting spirit of our guys, not to add treason in the rear and work together for victory, mr. romano, i would like to finally clarify what the situation is with the placement of refugees of the extreme wave, that is, civilians who left everything and at the last minute were forced to simply to leave urgently, where is this about lys

says that zelensky declared about the nuclear status of ukraine, well, it’s nonsense, gray hair and mareszelensky didn’t make such a statement, er absolutely that is why there are statements in this phone room conversation, if it is true. i think that yes, which definitely show that putin did not just make a decision at that time, he already launched the operation on the 23rd, the operation was already in full swing on the territory of the donetsk luhansk region and ukraine, including sabotage groups were already working, i talked about it it started on the 22nd, and then on a large scale. it comes from all sides. it happened on the 24th. then he talks rudely to macron in this conversation . to buy all these things, well, it shows that macron still tried to take some steps in the peacekeepers, he will negotiate with the us president to agree to a meeting, he talked about the pressure on ukraine, but still he says there vladimir where are you took such lawyers who told you that some separatist movements can demand from the capital of an independent state an enterprise of action, that is, t

infrastructure in finland, i don't think any one will ask mister ha visto. moreover, he said one thing, but the mare of the city of lap and ranta publicly announced that he was inviting in nato military base to his region. we close eat monitoring the situation which so far does not pose a threat to our security. we will evaluate further steps from the point of view of reliable security of the russian federation. and we will see whether the promise and forecast of minutes. the ha visto regarding the lack of interest in the deployment of military infrastructure will be justified. over the weekend, the mayor of the fitter city of lapping ranta said he would welcome and nato bass being set up there. nights located just 60 kilometers from the russian city of v. bourg and half that distance to the border itself. the mirrors statement contradicts finland's foreign ministers earlier claims that there is no intention to place the blocks forces on the countries territory. or political analysts then come until our alexander poverty believes the finish political system is being influenced by outside forces. i d

the mare of la soviets gives many people have been killed and wounded half to the east, and city came under attack from advancing russian troops. but in la says, the shelling was the heaviest and a long time. allan fisher has more from keith. i saw the answer is very far away from this change, and that is what steeply wanting settling the last couple of hours with her from the mayor there. he said there has been us esteemed barrage of russian rockets that has happened over the last few hours. he seeing it's the worst assault that he's seen since the start of the war. there are multiple fires reaching across the city that are trying to put out at least 15. according to his calculations, the number of people have been killed 6 dead, at least 15 injured. the western african alliance eco, where says decided to lift economic sanctions against marley, which were imposed in a response to a series of military. coups leaders have been holding talks in a crowd to discuss the crews in molly guinea and begin a faster. they've accepted molly's plan to hold elections in 2024. and it also accept to

me to resources to get it done quickly. alan fisher al jazeera keith. meanwhile, in the south, the mare, the port city of mich alive has also heard civilians to leave saying no air is safe from russian attacks. shelling hit at least least 2 errors on tuesday, ukraine state emergency service released this video showing large plumes of smoke rising above what appears to be a residential area. and rushes parliament is approved to bills imposing strict controls on the economy during what the criminal calls it special military operation in ukraine. under the legislation, businesses must supply goods to the armed forces. employees at some firms will be obliged to work overtime. once signed into law, firms will have to back the conflict in ukraine. the heads of domestic security services in the u. s. and u. k. have warned the threat posed by china to british and american interests. in an unprecedented joint appearance, the m i 5 and f b. i chiefs accused beijing of interfering and politics and ransacking intellectual property. we consistently see that it's the chinese government that poses the

the mare of the occupied ukrainian city of melissa poll says russian military convoys have been moving through the region to woods. cousin was murdered, none was to her more every day we observed 2 or 3 convoys of military equipment totally more than 100 units. these are tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, another armored vehicles that pass through city multiple or long was 3. so we're looking at moving direction of creamy and care. sorry. on the meantime, ukraine's grain exports through the black sea are expected to resume in the next 24 hours. 25000000 tons have been stuck in ukrainian ports since russia invaded cause and global food shortages, new and humanitarian. chief martin griffith says the plans are encouraging. we are hopeful, of course, planning but hopeful for the 1st ship movements to take boats within days her fruits more out of those bullets. there are vessels of course, in those ports, with the grain on board ready. they will be the 1st to move, and then we will start having ships going in, inspected, and going in. john henry has worn out from the port city of odessa. al

2nd becomes the new front line in the war in ukraine. alan fisher al jazeera keith. meanwhile, the mare of the eastern city of slow vianza says many people there have been killed and wounded. after the city came under attack from advancing russian troops. but emily ac says the shelling was the heaviest and a long time that city is in the denette screech. and the man says that 3 quarters of the people are, you still there, have fled since this war began. i still had here on out as aaron warnings of a dangerous dictatorship, tennessee, as president has condemned for rising his own version of the new constitution. thousands are forced to leave their homes after floods in australia's biggest city . ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to castle. your travel package today. no charge is no longer a typhoon, not even officially recognizes anything that disappeared just flashed on off the map that but it left a big legacy of tropical air revolving here producing big sunstorm from high that up to grand dog. and then right up the yank. seas this whole area got potential

to day you and i also discussed the mares commitment to ensuring a ran never obtains a nuclear weapon. this is a vital security interest about israel and united states and our dad for the rest of the world as well. i continue to believe that diplomacy is the best way to achieve this outcome. words will not stop the mr. president. diplomacy. we love, stop them. the only thing that will stop by iran is knowing that if they continue to develop their nuclear program, the free world will use force the document by indicated he would be prepared to use force as a last resort to stock iran, acquiring nuclear weapons, that joint declaration also included a commitment to expanding israel security alliance with arab states. spiders and la p then headed off to join an online summit, focused on developing a new partnership with india and the united arab emirates. the 4 countries want to work more closely on energy and food security. specifically the merits promise to $2000000000.00 project to promote agriculture in india. it seemed by many as a 1st step toward listening denny ties to russia. after

i'll just either cave on the mile to the south, the mare of the port city of nikolai is also ad civilians there to leave saying no area is safe from russian attacks selling his it these 2 areas on tuesday, you can state emergency service released this video showing large plumes of smoke rising above what appears to be a residential area or a 3rd of the world's population did not have access to adequate food last year. and the war in ukraine will only make things worse. that's the stark finding from a report released by the united nations and found that nearly 830000000 people around the world went hungry last year. that's a 150000000 more than in 2019. the gender gap has also widened nearly 32 percent of women were moderately or severely food insecure in 2021 compared to more than 27 percent of men. and around 45000000 children, younger than 5, suffered from wasting, which is the deadliest form of now nutrition and increases the child's risk of death by up to 12 times when marco sanchez is the deputy director of agrifood economics at the u. n. 's, food and agriculture organization, he say

the mare of the occupied ukrainian city of melita, paul's as russian military con, voice have been moving through the region towards curse. on right now we're supposed to hire more every day we observe 2 or 3 convoys of military equipment total in more than $100.00 units. these are tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, another armored vehicles that pass through city o'malley, top on or along the streets of america, and moving direction of crimea and care song. ukraine's grain exports through the black sea are expected to resume in the next 24 hours. 25000000 tons has been stuck in ukrainian port since russia invaded, causing global food shortages un humanitarian chief martin griffith says the shipment plans are encouraging. we are hopeful, of course, planning, but hopeful for the 1st ship movements to take that within days, hopefully tomorrow. out of those bullets there are vessels, of course, in those ports, with the grain on board ready to move. they will be the 1st to move, and then we will start having ships going in, inspected, and going in on a handwritten, has more from the port city

john maguire is in weston—super—mare for us — it is not sunny but it looks warm. it. sunny, overcast, quite bright, we have _ take us through it. sunny, overcast, quite bright, we have seen - take us through it. sunny, overcast, quite bright, we have seen all- take us through it. sunny, overcast, quite bright, we have seen all sorts| quite bright, we have seen all sorts of conditions today. it has been dry and not windy which is thankful considering the extraordinary engineering feat that is taking place today. have a look at the see monster, the platform, a gas platform that spent 20 years extracting gas on the north sea, 25 metres in height, it will be dragged onto the beach by the huge machine, transferred by an enormous crane, so big that the crane will build the crane. transfer the a50 tonnes onto the top of those legs, they are ten metres high, it will be 35 metres high, the whole thing, hundred and 15 feet tall, quite a sight, and being built here in the 1930s that has been abandoned for several years now. it has been reimagined and re—virgin. it is the bra

only four times a week, which, well, they excused the pitch in the car and it was so crowded with maresnot work for the horses. marble cave the uniqueness of the cave is that it is really formed in hard white marble. this is the most visited cave of the chelyabinsk region, but this is how it is seen, when you are white marble cave vaults are sooty and streaked with petroglyphs, which scientists have not yet deciphered. once upon a time, millions of years ago, volcanic magma came into contact with limestones and turned them into white marble. later , water was touched, about which, as you know, she grinds a stone and carved three grottoes here and 123 m of underground corridors from one grotto led the secret passage , he took away several kilometers to the kyshtym house demidov rastorguevs about how and back in the nineties , they saw another bigfoot in these places . local affectionately, they called him kyshtym alyoshinka, but since then he has disappeared somewhere. maybe in the city came across. oh, there are now these bigfoot and aliens do not push through. ask the nurse tomorrow at

and were cindy abil, martha, mr. mare, i would assume you've made every effort to another sales and contract between the gypsies and the owner of this down on to music. so these houses here working tomorrow. indeed, i've taken every action. it was possible to take them image wide, but the mayor was unable to reverse the sale. the night before the quiet family planned to move in. other villagers completely destroyed the house with a local pubs serving free beer to those responsible the hand business. i'm sure they didn't intend to commit a crime here. they were just taking a stand for their homeland to defend it from the gypsies, from seattle to ram. the villagers were charged with breaching the peace. they received political backing in the regional parliament from the conservative christian democrat, politician to bailey, as fonder, if attired, eagle, diesels, land freedom, blue or black meal. i was responsible for defending this breach of the peace in the parliament in stuttgart. it was among the hardest causes and the greatest and most rewarding success i've ever had ever. not one of my de

john maguire, bbc news, weston—super—mare. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts.ghtly cooler today? it has freshened a little today away from the south—east were heatwave conditions continue but there is a warning of extreme heat from the met office because we expect even higher temperatures working through the weekend and into the early part of next week. widespread impact on health and infrastructure so one to watch. at the moment we have got hot conditions in the south and east. somewhat cooler conditions and a few showers in the north and west. quite breezy across the north of scotland. that is blowing in the art shower. by that is blowing in the art shower. by and large fine weather. temperatures quite considerably lower apart from the south—east. but the cloud we have in the south holds onto that heat and humidity and that slips away overnight tonight with a few showers to follow. and still warm but not tropical as it was last night in the south—east. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping in the next couple of nights. tomorrow the next couple of nights.

in the story, the mare of vienna renamed utopia, expels the jews. ah, an economic crisis erupt. the authorities trying to blame their usual scapegoat, but old jews have gone. finally the government collapses and the jews are invited to return. oh, let's leash air mold timidly. and it's important to note that although the book had a happy ending as did the film with the jews returning out, there was no happy n. thank for the author who go bare town north in 1925. he was murdered in vienna by a far right extremist, for i'm long before the national socialists came to power, indiana to nozzle. superstition. ashcroft in 1926 in paris, samo schwartzbar to russian born jew recognized the former ukrainian president seem on pet euro in a restaurant. transport blamed him for the pogrom of 1919 and the massacre of his family. charles went home wrapped the revolver and waited. he returned the order came out of the restaurant chance bob wasn't sure it was him . so we asked him why use him on petty man did not answer and continued walking. sean spot followed him and shot her jeering shots on

. >> todd: greenwood, deanna's mare defending the man who shot and killed a gunman opened fire insideitics are actually arguing that hero should not be considered a decent good samaritan. >> this man is a good samaritan, acted within seconds, stopping the shooter and saving countless lives. >> todd: at the music some people have problems with this. police realize that they can stop the shooter after several people were killed, including a 12-year-old girl. police are still trying to determine a motive. he was at the mall with his girlfriend at the time, 9510 rounds at the shooter, killing him. commitment jim jordan responded to critics by defending the good samaritan. what. >> they were passing the unconstitutional red flag law which prevented good process right. it's a good guys with guns don't actually come in and they think the rescue people and do things like this tiny deanna did, when in fact, it just happened as we can. this attack on freedom, this is part of a pattern of attacks on fundamental properties that we enjoy under our constitution here in america. that's why i think s

she refers to only as the bad lady banging mare that a maloney, that i wasn't played any money because the bad lady used to keep all the cash. when a lion dilemma that i did this thought i was there, a slave making money for them, making them happy mothers, slavery is at its hearts. the buying and selling of a human being. the traffic is, are often vain ruthless. there's no holds barred. anything goes stephanie eventually spent 2 years in prison for atm fraud. now has a legitimate job in london. he's agreed to take us into his former world, exposing the men and women who drag others into sexual slavery. he makes a romanian pain. call robert a talk with robert talk business with stephan in his car. a car he didn't even have to buy a he runs a handful of prostitutes from eastern europe. they work all night a. c a global controls their lives, but says he really needs to use physical violence. a my lawyer or tributary steve orchard will cause a sticker, larry out my i 944 digits with them can pull to live in unit, which is a live body with a a car. so between 2 think what are the parts of

i stick to riding my own mare.agination was fired by a reference she read to an out lost painting in which lexington is "led by black jarrett." his groomer. they became characters in her novel. >> i became most intrigued by the story of the black horsemen, because i had not been aware that the thoroughbred industry in this country was really built on the skills and the labor of these black horsemen, many of whom were enslaved or formally enslaved people. jeffrey: that is a little-known history, i believe. >> this is a history that is only now getting a lot of attention from historians. it really is a remarkable niche within the institution of slavery. because this was a group of men that had an expertise that was so highly valued, that it gave them a kind of special status, yet they are still in this brutalizing system where they don't have agency. and they can be ripped away from their occupation. they can be sent to another thoroughbred owner. they can have their families torn apart. so, it is complete with the t

crews are actually resorting to a sprinkler system to protect mare poe is agrove, home to more than 500 giant sequoia trees, some believed to be thousands of years old. >> i'm standing in front of the grizzly giant, which is arguably one of the most famous trees on earth. we don't want to leave this one to chance because this is such an iconic tree. >> it looks pretty scary and we're going full force on our suppression tactics. >> absolutely very scary. more than 500 firefighters from across the state are battling this blaze. it's currently, though, at zero percent containment. >>> president biden is weighing calls for a public health emergency on abortion access. the decision may satisfy some within his party but it would go against others in his administration who said it's an unnecessary step. you may remember this last week he signed an executive maintaining access to reproductive health care nationwide. his message to the public, keep protesting. >>> today a vigil for form he japanese prime minister shinzo abe will be held in tokyo. on friday he was gunned down while giving a campa

to have to go back to them or anyone else i'm friends with who is in an lgbtq relationship who are mared, we are doing this again. although we were very proud to go and speak out and help with this fight, i'm exhausted. >> many couples are turning to lawyers with their concerns, lawyers like sydney duncan of the magic city legal center, which provides free legal advice to the lgbtq community in birmingham, alabama. thanks for being with us. since the court overturned roe, have you been having more people come to you with concerns like this? sydney: absolutely. i think there is a general anxiety which was prevalent in that piece you just ran in the queer community about where they stand in america today, especially in a red state. we are overwhelmed with questions. we had a state clinic two nights ago and it was our biggest we ever had. those couples who are coming in are already married. they typically have children. what we are doing is reverting to pre-2015 obergefell law practice. providing them with some sort of legal basis outside of their marriage that reflects the legal standing o

family members telling the committee he was bullied in the fourth grade for his stutter, clothing, and mare he dropped out a year before the shooting growing isolated and depressed, telling an ex-girlfriend he wouldn't live long he told friends he was saving for something big and that one day they would all see him on the news based on interviews investigators say he had no previous experience with guns and that the shooting was likely the first time he fired one. and right now, you're taking a live look at the uvalde school board special meeting. tonight, the public can ask any questions about safety and security for the upcoming school year the superintendent already issued a statement saying the report will guide the district's efforts to make improvements like upgrading doors and locks and hiring additional school police officers. both the texas department of public safety and the city of uvalde have announced plans to conduct their own internal investigations following that report >> valerie castro, thanks so much >> we're now learning more about the 22-year-old man who shot and killed

including socioeconomic factors, fear of the other, increasingly population that is -- doesn't look like a mare use look like to many people, who seem very faithful of that. but at the heart of this, alicia, as a driver is the -- . we are split into two countries, there is a culture war happening. only one part of the country is right and the other is wrong. in fact, the other is evil. and so, violence -- that person chiefly was the president of the united states, has given license not only to hate but to violence as a solution. we're gonna landmark at this on tuesday. in the committee hearing, it is the notion that you have to take up arms and we are heavily armed society, as you know. and the notion that there is a complete distrust in our government institutions, fueled by our previous president who attacked every -- from the center of disease control, to the department of justice. the only thing left to do is trust yourselves, a line with other like-minded people. take up arms and take action. i am concerned that we are developing an entrenched insurgency in our country, fueled by a small g

he is given the german equivalent of our medal of honor the poor le mare. the order of merit so these are both very distinguished young officers coming out of world war one. wait a second. what's that? that's pearl harbor being attacked. how did we switch from the army to the navy? ah, george patton, he's always up to something. now in 1927 patton is the intelligence officer the g2 for the hawaiian division in pearl harbor. and when he transfers out for his next assignment, he writes a summary intelligence report. and in that report he says. the japanese will attack pearl harbor on a sunday morning around 7:30 and they'll do it with naval aircraft. coming in from the southwest course they came in from the northwest, but otherwise and were 30 minutes later than his proposed attack time, but everything else he was right on the money. that's because he was a student. of history lived eat breathed history all the time now later on. he was stationed just up the road here four times at fort myer. next to arlington national cemetery in the mid-1930s. it's not well

uh, with a herd of about twenty forty-five mares assigned to him, and with them he walks freely with as they say, grazes through the fields through the forests. and of course, what kind of tourism without gastronomic pleasure is a pleasant addition to the journey . bashkir honey in the republic has preserved wild beekeeping or wild honey is collected not in the apiary, but from the hollow of a wild tree. honey looks atypical, pieces. honeycomb pollen and propolis create just such an unusual structure. and the taste is also unusual. the republic of bashkortostan in all its diversity, a fountain awaits guests all year round for all girls. we were greeted beautifully by my wife who has already photographed, a very beautiful region. a very beautiful culture. honey is very tasty. it is koumiss, the people are very friendly. last year alone, the republic was visited by almost 3.5 million, tourists and the number of vacationers is growing every year, therefore, it is better to hear this beauty 100 times see once vera and the non-lady lay visible nikita vasiliev program senate next week, the

mastriano needs a call from the mare. this needs to be done. want to be reassured that the process is legal, essential for greater strategy. our next guests, we craig snyder, joins a group of republican supporting josh shapiro, the democratic nominee for governor. he was the chief of staff for -- republicans have formed the republicans for shapiro packed in opposition to doug mastriano. if election denier mastriano is elected governor of pennsylvania, he could appoint a secretary of state that could overturn the election in the state of pennsylvania if a democrat wins the stage. and -- fake electra sent by an election criminal, operating as pennsylvania's governor. that is what is at stake in that state. joining us now is craig snyder, political director of republicans for shapiro, as i mentioned earlier, he served as chief of staff for our land spector. it's good to have you with us, craig. what is at stake here with doug mastriano on the ballot in pennsylvania, is his platform so dangerous in your opinion? >> thanks,. amen lawrence on the sho