even though she's a designer by trade, scientific developments are important to marian's work. solar cells has evolved so much since the last stikes and their invention. and i think it's time that we start looking up in the sky where we got olds potential. instead of digging down into grounds, i mean, if we could live in balance with nature and use sources that are coming all the time and are in abundance, i think. yeah. then the worlds can be very beautiful. place for marian, fun elbow, the future of solar technology certainly looks bright. ah, and with that we wrap up this addition of the show. be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for tuning in and join us again next week. ah ah, with with the drug, my fiance's running rampant on them and the residents of the ream region won't put up with it any more. many 1000 hectares of peruvian virgin forest have been cleared to illegally grow cocoa. the deforestation is rising, while the government seems calendar global 3000 next on the star of species conservation, the panda. but what a

even though she's a designer by trade, scientific developments are important to marian's work. solar cells has evolved so much since the last, like since our invention. and i think it's time that we start looking up in the sky where we got olds potential instead of digging down into grounds. i mean, if we could live in balance with nature and use sources that are coming all the time and are in abundance, i think that the worlds can be very beautiful place for marian, fun elbow. the future of solar technology certainly looks bright. ah, and with that we wrap up this addition of the show, be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for tuning in and join us again next week. ah ah with ah, with me this is where the rainbow shines the brightest home to queer people from around with trolls. history was written more than 100 years ago. dive into queer culture. i'm proud to look back art 21 coming up on d w. the 77 percent west. i'm central africa. have the highest rate of child marriage in the world. a violation of human rights. you're off

marian amur agreed not to immediately say that she was very afraid of her ex- husband and his relativese , her husband abused her and the children for five years last december. they officially lost their relationship, but according to her, the man did not leave the family alone , it all started e in a mild degree. tremors, the further we lived, the longer, the situation worsened and he became more and more cruel. after another scandal, the man allegedly took valuable things out of the house. marianne contacted the police. however, there, according to her , they refused to initiate a criminal case and this is allegedly due to the fact that her ex-husband viktor ryabinin, an active employee, works as an assistant on duty at the factory police department, my statements. hmm, they went to the abandoned ones and started telling me to think about children. yes, they won’t get a job if you involve him, as follows from the documents that mariana provided to our program , the prosecutor’s office has already recognized the police decision as illegal and forced the law enforcement officers to star

la doctora marian rojas abre su consultorio para nosotros.s cosas para poder ser mÉdico. quiero conseguir perder 10 kilos de peso, y para ello necesito o voluntad. pospongo laresistencia. marcela: tal vez hay razones personales que la llevaron a usted a meterse tan rellena en este tema de la humanidad y que actualmente estÁn importante. hay una razÓn personal? marian: desde pequeÑa yo veÍa que mi padre llegaba de la consulta y yo le decÍa a quÉ te dedicas? y me decÍa: yo soy el mÉdico del alma. yo reparo lo que estÁ daÑado para que las personas vivan una vida mÁs plena. [aplausos] respondiendo a tu pregunta, siempre tenÍa muchÍsimas ganas de ayudar. uno de los grandes dramas de mi vida es haber tenido que decir no a ayudar a miles de personas ante marcela: su consulta persona la tiene que combinar con su vida personal. casada, madre de cuatro pequeÑos y la responsabilidad como una de las mÁs importantes psiquiatras de su generaciÓn. marian: muchÍsimas gracias, marcela. espero que esta sea la primera de muchas. espero que podamos seguir hablan

we see please, a resident of yoshkar-ola, marian amur , assures that she published these footage for traitor to her life with a tyrant husband, we tried to get through to viktor ryabinin himself to hear his position. however, he never returned the phone call. psychologists are now working with mariana , by her own admission. she is trying to come to her senses after a five-year nightmare in which she had to live, but the main work. now they have to find out all the details from the investigators and find out if she really was subjected to violence by her husband, it is possible that after the check, questions will arise for viktor ryabinin's former colleagues if it is confirmed that they refused to initiate a criminal case olga zhirenkova viktor nosov olga sukhorukova news on duty part even more legal news in telegram channels vesti duty and honest detectives more about legal events and topics of this week in our final issue see you today 18:15 moscow time calm weekend and see you soon. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. manufacturers of good things want and mo

the archaeologists have named barsha after the surrounding mountains. marian benson hans kia ca gabor's find themselves in familiar surroundings. but it is the 1st time andrea fisher and alleys, poor cod, had laid eyes on the excavation site, which amelia's grave and the beads, the 2 restoration experts have now been working on for almost 2 years. were found for thousands of years. the only visitors to this place consisted of a k personal goat heard is. the 9000 year old village was discovered during the removal of the 1st layer of earth. archaeologists can only base their conclusions on materials, able to survive for millennia, such as rock, horn, bone, or shell, the jordanian archaeologist an art historian, serene. albuquerque uses the scientific results of her colleagues as well as her knowledge and her imagination to bring the village back to life. i shall, bucky was part of the excavation team in 2018 and has developed a strong bond with the ancient site. it is the 5th time marianna bens has visited barsha in 2018. she and halla, al, at ashi, uncover jamil as grave that's over for

i'm marian, i haven't seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. how can journalism help us in overcoming divisions save the date for the d. w. global media form 2023 in bonn, germany and increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of voices, digitally amplified. we see where this clutter can lead what we really need, overcoming divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. save the date and join us for this discussion. at the 16th edition of d, w. c, global media forum, german w. this award winning offer is available worldwide warning german has never been simpler. german to go ah, ancient tradition, untouched nature and urban development. laos is a country where these 3 worlds collide in a very distinct laotian way. the country is building dams. these enormous works of engineering ah, what the buddhist country is hoping would allow it to catch up with its wealthier neighbors. but during a debt crisis, can the country break out of isolation? the me cone river is where fisherman, so hood grew up, he knows it inside out the 25 year old ha

her story, appreciating her for an ar, the theme checks a document and is preparing a legal case. marian r n g a has seen an increase in the number of abandonment cases and we get calls every day from different states. the government is not helping these women if they were helping we wouldn't see these women running around with their elderly parents in court and police stations every day. just got an email on it. but the director of this issue, the punjab government has now set up the steep commission of non risdon indians, rakish girls who formerly had a discussion, says that legal challenges like a lack of exploration treaties. with most countries make it difficult to get justice. and for many years as possible to have been robbed and suspended near government is digging. even this very moment is, is taking so many steps. the question that i'm is that the interesting isn't so bodies fall back. louisiana santos, shes angry, or the delane getting just to london, she and tubs and some other women are traumatized by the abrupt collapse of the marriages. plunging their lives into uncertaint

coincidence , and other doctors who gave false hope to anastasia igonina’s relatives boris globa mariann ntv television company, as part of this investigation, have already filed cases under new articles of the criminal code, the most the most serious of them is negligence, negligently resulting in the death of a person, the punishment for it is up to 5 years in prison. who will be charged with it is still secret, but there is no answer to the question of how to qualify the deception of parents who all these months hoped for a successful outcome of the case, in principle. this is not all shock content for a child, how trash streamers turn the lives of their loved ones into hell for the sake of likes and money transfers. where do the regulatory authorities look, she repeatedly told other prevention services that what are these stop rollers. how much you can shock the public and how to stop humiliation live , watch a special investigation immediately after the advertisement. 9 leninsky netsky in the city rape and kill women the crime happened right in the city center near the palace of cu

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eric: but when her mother, marian, joins the discussion, it's clear there's a huge generational splitjoined the protests. natasha: our parents and our older generation, yeah, they're right that we don't know how bad it can be, but they don't know how good it can be. eric: navalny's deeply personal attacks on putin have left no room for retreat. his team is locked into a fight to the end, a fight that could last for years. leonid volkov believes the best way to keep navalny alive is to keep his struggle in the public eye. leonid: well, as kremlin hoped, the dust settled a little bi it's so easy to stage something when a person's in prison. like, okay, it was a conflict with a cell mate or something like this. this is something that could unfortunately happen. so, our task is not to let dust settle, not to let navalny disappear from the radars of public opinion and awareness. eric: from her base in london, maria pevchikh will continue producing invtigative videos on kremlin corruption. maria: we are of course affected, but by the time that aleksei has been to prison, it's not nice, it's

so marian sophie found that the organization for policy research and development studies based in afghanistan, i asked her earlier how i helped to make women's voices heard. well, one of the key initiatives that we have right now is a digital platform that allows us to survey thousands of women as the country on key effect, a key issues that are affecting them and then get those outputs into the hands of policy makers about here in new york, the sidelines of the c s. w meetings, as well as another key capitals that are engaged in afghanistan, both in terms of humanitarian work. and in terms of, of discussion their own political engagement. met him, you and says the taliban statement of women and girls in afghanistan might amount to a crime against humanity, their strong words. but will there be any real consequences for the telephone? well, to be very clear, what we're seeing right now from the international community is really not a concerted effort. their traditional communities, very much divided among themselves in terms of what those key red lines are, what can or cannot be acceptable. s

now, what does marian polls symbolized for ukrainians? well, this was the 1st kind of major battle of this war. extraordinary images. and people will remember that destroyed theater that we mentioned, the report for the scenes from the maternity ward that was his mother's escaping with their children. and then the defense of as of style, that metals plant, where ukrainian trips will hold up for weeks at a time before eventually surrendering. so this is certainly a city that people here in ukraine are paying a lot of attention to. and especially because back in 2014, when this conflict really began, marapoo stayed in ukraine hands. it was a city that the russians then tried to get, and that ukraine was able to defend. so losing it early on, this war was really a blows people here in ukraine, and it certainly is kind of has a special place in people's attentions. and nick, of course we're seeing person apparently visiting rebuild parts of the city, but it's worth underlining, of course, that that was mostly destroyed by massive shilling fro

ah, marian, i haven't seen welcome more than 100 countries have agreed on a united nations treaty to protect the world's oceans. the landmark deal aims to conserve marine life and biodiversity in international waters. it's seen as crucial to bringing 30 percent of the world's land and sea under protection. by the end of the decade. the ship has reached the shore, close and relief of to some 15 years of tubes. a deal to protect the world's high seas is finally agreed by more than a 100 countries. i can safely say that this has been the learning journey of a lifetime. so thank you very much. every where the oceans are our life support system. they provide us with food and transport routes. they regulate the climate and they offer a range of valuable raw materials. but nearly 2 thirds lie outside national boundaries, making them hard to protect. now the u. n. high seas treaty will help conserve marine diversity in international waters. it's the largest habitat for life on earth is vast. there is on average for kilometers deep. and until yesterday there was no international law. no treat

. >> marian proctor was someone that i was most eager to see on the stand. him if he needs you. >> was that the last time you talked to her? >> yes. >> on the stand, marian shared that she thought that alex's behavior or reactions to things about the murder seemed odd. >> he said that he did not know who it was, but he felt like whoever did it had thought about it for a really long time. >> did that strike you as odd? >> i just didn't know what that meant. i was scared for alex, and alex didn't seem to be afraid. >> even as prosecutors laid out evidence of what they said was alex's bizarre behaviors before and after the murders, they knew they needed to explain to the jurors why a seemingly loving father and husband might commit such a heinous crime. >> the prosecution argued that alex murdaugh murdered maggie and paul to prevent the exposure of what they said was more than a decade of financial crimes. >> the motive piece became astronomically important to the prosecution. >> over the defense's objections, the judge agreed to allow limited testimony about a

el fiscal de estados unidos presentÓ una denuncia contra marÍan segovia porque usa sus computadores personalesora ejecutiva de la asociaciÓn de la policÍa de san josÉ y esto habrÍa sido disfrazado como recuerdos de boda o dulces. la asociaciÓn de policÍa dijo que estÁn colaborando con lo que ocurre y se separÓ a segovia de sus funciones. >>> la policÍa de fremont presentÓ las armas que usan sus agentes. >>> vamos con el informe de armando alonso. >>> armas y equipo militar, esto es parte como el departamento de policÍa se auxilia y este miÉrcoles fue presentado al pÚblico en cumplimiento de la ley de california. (hablan en inglÉs) la ley fue aprobada en el 2021 con el el objetivo de definir como armas militares, la presentaciÓn de este equipo debe ser de forma obligatoria y su uso debe ser aprobado por el concejo municipal donde operen. el oficial nelson dice que se debe publicar un informe del uso de las armas y del entrenamiento que reciben. el objetivo es que la comunidad conozca el por quÉ la agencia cuenta con estas armas y vehÍculos especiales, son parte del arsenal con lo que cuenta el

marian proctor says the same thing, he can't remember that because it doesn't fit his narrative. he was surprised maggie didn't go along to alameda. and then she said alec made an interesting comment, one of many, some that came from the stand that we'll talk about in a little bit. whoever did this thought about it for a really long time. why would he say that. because he told you that it was just random vigilantes from the boat case of which there was no evidence whatsoever, that you have seen in this record. trials depend on evidence. there has to be evidence to make a decision, and his claims trying to manufacture something about the vape case, there's been no evidence whatsoever of any specific other individual. there has to be evidence to consider. not just mere allegations that have no basis in any sort of evidence. whoever did this thought about it for a really long time. i think if you think about the defendant's statements and some of the things he says, a lot of times he says things in one context but he means them in another. when he says things like i hurt the ones i

investigators say 64-year-old joanne marian segovia used her work computer, address , and the union ups account to import the drugs from india and other countries. those drugs were reportedly shipped to locations in the united states. she is not a sworn officer or a city employee and denies the charges. if convicted, she could face 20 years behind bars. for a u.s. coast guard cutter back in the bay area after helping seize drugs in international waters off the pacific ocean . in return to alameda this morning. this video from san diego shows what they saw , two vessels with almost 900 pounds of cocaine and 9500 pounds of marijuana on board. the narcotics control landed about $166 million worth of drugs . >>> today is cesar chavez day , important to look back at the labor and civil rights leader's legacy, advocating for better wages and safer working conditions for farmworkers. we spoke with a civil rights activist about what she hopes people will remember. >> we think of police and firemen and healthcare workers as essential workers, when we realize , who are the most essential workers

if you believe the public utilities less than a week game game alexander kucherovsky dmitry belous marianthe nine-year-old boy misha will be decided by the court. he was born from a surrogate mother, but the biological was not needed. she settled her son with a nanny so that she would never remember him again, it was this woman that the boy considered his family, but when completing the documents for school, guardianship took misha if the boy had a chance to return to where he is loved in the details of this story plunged into balance. this is his bike, and remained so. that's how it stands, as misha left, but on this very bike misha rides around the apartment. don't fall. look, mish, 2 years have passed since that day , exactly so much tatiana has not seen the boy. all this time, she is suing his biological mother, who 10 years ago actually abandoned her son, the surrogate mother gave birth to twins, a girl and a boy, the girl was needed from birth by her parents, and the boy no, well, in the maternity hospital they were given the condition that if you don’t take one child don't get anot

police officers association says he first got a call from federal authorities last friday but joanne marian segovia was charged with attempting to import illegal drugs from overseas, it was part of a scheme to distribute in the u.s., according to authorities. segovia had been with the union for 30 years. >> a woman who was helped, organize when officers families have been six. >> she agreed to distribute them elsewhere in the u.s.. the police officers association says they have no knowledge of it and are conducting an internal investigation. they did not make decisions for the investigation and do not know what her exact intentions were for the drugs. according to this criminal complaint, they were led to segovia through an investigation that led to a network. investigators found that between october 20 15, and january 20 23, segovia had approximately 61 shipments mailed to her home coming from countries all over the world. some have labels like a wedding party favors. investigators intercepted those ship months --shipments, and found pills. >> it's just a reminder of how accessible this is

of the elections the only survivor after the collapse of the bloc of opposition parties, tireless marianwords to vienna do not reduce the intensity of the struggle for democracy. now, who knows for sure that erdogan will have a hard time in the upcoming elections of semi-lombardy from italy of a completely different opinion , the work is called the only one, the winner is defeated by the bust of the attack of the architect of modern secular turkey, islam comes to replace it and erdogan. donald trump became the predictable triumphant of the convention of the conservative wing of the republican party, the ex-president and he believes in himself carlson-style rhetoric when i return to the white house in a day i will end the war in europe and, in general, it’s a trifle business of life america will again be great as he does it. we 've seen it before, but shrug off a broken record, the world is fast approaching shifts of historic proportions, and they won't bypass anyone. if the past year taught someone something, then no one alone is able to realize the original intentions nothing happens si

. >> hitting the south bay the hardest, as marian said, some people are receiving alerts they wanted the power back on until tomorrow, but we are seeing friday night into saturday night, into other areas of the peninsula and the south bay. take a live look at the outage map, you can see the concentration along the peninsula into the south bay. the latest numbers show more than 121,000 customers are in the dark, south bay has the most kindly 70,000 without power. after that, 30,000 and the peninsula, and 20,000 e. bay. san francisco fearing the best by far with just 95 customers in the dark. >>> monterey county, governor newsom is promising help for people flooded out of their homes and farms in the town of pyro. the governor spent part of the day in the town surveying troubled spots. levee broke along the river flooding much of the area. the governor said he will pressure the federal government to speed up the timeline to sure the outdated levee system. the current timeline is 5-7 years. >> we are very cognizant about the work ahead of us. i am not misled by the fact that the waters

ah ah, ah, i'm not full of sport with peter. marian, thank you so much for me. one will champion max for stop and we'll stop. the saudi arabian grown pre down in 15th, after a problem with his car during qualifying for stopping, had been the overwhelming favorite to take pole of the topping all 3 practice sessions in jetta. and he made an early exit midway through q 2 following a mechanical failure. it wasn't all bad news for red bull with for stuff, and he made sergio perez taking po position for the 2nd year in a row. charlie, claire was 2nd for ferrari, but drops down to 12 because of a good penalty. that means aston martin fernando alonzo joins. perez on the front row with mercedes, george russell in food. you're really pill there for no one got coming a life in this place. and there is maximizing that lab was very important. you know, because a with asia we have into, into that find our own was really important as it was improving. i think every time that we were out there, we were really competitive, but that's also the side of mo, is want to know these th

maggie murdaugh's sister, marian proctor, describing the days after her sister's death. >> he said thatber one goal was clearing paul's name. and i thought that was so strange. because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and paul. >> reporter: prosecutors concluding their closing arguments. >> maggi for it with their lives. don't let him fool you too. i ask you to return a verdict of guilty against the defendant, richard alexander murdaugh. >> this is a case based on circumstantial evidence because there is no murder weapon, there's no blood on who they believe to be the murderer, there is no eyewitness. this is difficult. this is not a slam dunk in any way. >> reporter: those obsessed with the true crime saga ready for tomorrow. >> there are many people who are still on the fence about whether he did it, how he did it, and why he did it. there's still a lot more to come out in this case. >> our thanks to eva. >>> up next, how a team of gymnasts in a historically black university is flipping the script on the sport they love and the olympic star in their corner. aah,

. >> maggie murdaugh's sister took the stand, marian proctor.her family, she loved her boys. >> what was your understanding of maggie's intent for what they were going to do that night? >> i was under the impression they were going over to alameda to visit his parents. >> you encouraged her to go to moselle? >> i did. >> was that the last time you talked to her? >> yes. i couldn't believe it. i didn't think it was true. i requesasked him, "do you have idea who's done this? we have got to find out who could do this." and he said that he did not know who it was, but he felt like whoever did it had thought about it for a really long time. >> did that strike you as odd? >> i just didn't know what that meant. we were talk about the boat case. and he was very intent on clearing paul's name. >> what did he say? >> he said that his number one goal was clearing paul's name. and i thought that was so strange, because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and paul. >> and alex, was he grieving greatly? >> oh -- terribly. >> people have --

it's now back to marian and london. all right, thanks very much. now, vinyl records sales have out perform cds in the u. s. for the 1st time in decades, more than 41000000 vinyl records, the sold in 2022. the june of $1200000.00. this in comparison to $33000000.00 cds sold last year, generating $483000000.00 in revenue. this mark, the 16th consecutive year of growth for record sales, as well as the 7th consecutive year of growth in recorded music revenue. and that's it. but i will be back for another full pallets and for you top stories coming up in just a couple of minutes. ah ah ah please nurse a a day makes me a body. those me it makes me handy. makes me feel those i was with all the salience of the world's biggest gamma, losing him the billions of dollars the year one on 18th, investigate with friends gambling addiction on out of the year. what bought the law will the law win with neither side, willing to negotiate? is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership increasingly fragile? what will u. s. politics look like

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but the marian fall is gone, but you not only dive into mariana, there are scientific stations of theratory of mentoring, in general it is about the meeting of dreams and knowledge. it would seem that a restorer and a programmer have something in common, but the experience of a teacher at kazan federal university plus an ambitious idea of ​​his student, and old buildings grow on the screen of a mobile phone, and the eu, under the leadership of stepan novikov, won a grant to develop an application for a guide to the ancient kazan and i came . eh, as if with a dream to do something in the field of virtual reality, for example, we can see how the object looked like in the 19th century, or what was in this place there in the 18th century. that is, how kazan has changed and all this will be in the application and there will be several locations of such people who will believe, tell them , inspire them, how important a talented teacher turned out to be next to the young talent in time. in russian society. knowledge launches an educational project for a forum for future teachers. his goal is

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the new museum will include exhibits of historic moments, like opera singer marian anderson performing1939, and reverend martin luther king junior delivering his "i have a dream" speech. the museum, which has yet to be named, will cost nearly $69 million. the memorial will remain open during construction and is scheduled to be finished by 2026 -- just in time for the 250th anniversary of our country's independence. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week. >> listen to "matter of fact with soledad o'brien" on your favorite podcast provider. watches during the week on youtube. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> today on "asian pacific america," a local legend. johnny go-go joins us. he has had an interesting life and fascinating projects to talk about, including getting signatures on flags from japanese-american internees who later served in the u.s. military. >>> and then our interview with francis ju. and then singer t

so marian and i are planning to celebrate her honeycombs today, we will celebrate the release of theonicle column with chips. naturally, we will be chips. and by the way, we found an eyewitness. here are some chips. if i may say so, well done brought to our operator and such from moscow to be very tasty quite right, well , dear friends, this concludes our broadcast . we remind you of the international day of happiness today. spend this day as much as possible to feel, uh, all the joy of this world, and the international day without meat, and the international day of astrology, these days are beautiful, please, these two holidays intersect for someone life without meat is not happy and vice versa, whatever you are, whatever diet you follow. just be happy, rejoice, even simply, the sun outside the window, especially since today it will be there have a great day mariannukova anna see you soon. you can't give up on mine. strive, let everything be good, it seems to me, it will be impossible for my heart to rain. i don't need a tank of sunny berries that i don't know my seas i ate. i 'm gu

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if we're ish with a habit, had all in nurse in the about what the therapist machines as addon, marian, she apollo back on. all me. mean i had them in the summer do anymore. can is there any, is a small to live in the mean? it one with the hey, honey, didn't it saw him outside had all applied? if god had your own headed of know it, sad union. so when day broke, the full extent of the tragedy started to unfold with a 2nd earthquake hitting just hours later, leading to further collapses. buildings here are not resistant to shaking. many were built without adequate construction standards, and weakened by years of bombing. for many, this is not the 1st time they have been displaced. edler province and surrounding areas are the oppositions. last stronghold. they're surrounded by regime forces and turkey. those who rebelled against the regime and civilians too scared to live under its rule, were bussed here as the armed forces clawed back territory lost in the early stages of the conflict. many were already broken like a boma hubbard who was bringing the lives of his family members back to s

this a year after hundreds of people were killed in the bombing of another theatre. marian pole where families were sheltering, despite their children being written in short, in the russian language just in front of the building. after years of hostilities, officials in iran say president, re c is welcomed, an invitation by the saudi king salmon to visit re i'd do countries. i'm also announced plans for their foreign ministers to meet it comes after the regional rivals reached an agreement to amend a 7 year rift. just earlier this month. saudi arabia severed ties with darren after iranian protested attacked sally diplomatic missions in 2016 following the saudi execution of a shia cleric or witness. now continues, but i will bring you more on that story. everything else in the news outlets in 25 minutes time. ah ah ah a with all of your locals or deny ship them but you get a board and it reveals to hear that a she'd be heading out with shot let's shoot to gentleman's watch movies. i wish bob mathews and bush was not given well, such men job ended up coming on. i did look at the new boy

all right, marian coupon, speaking to us from rather than thank you so much. a good luck and have fun. that's the mission of an american company. breaking new ground in space exploration. let's take a look at life. pictures of terran won the world's 1st 3 d printed rocket. currently on the launch pad. being launched by american company relativity. space. this is in cape canaveral, florida, rock, it is expected to blast off in 24 minutes. if this is accurate and we will endeavor to show you that if and when it happens. no, stephanie decker explains what makes this space venture unique. it's a historic 1st looking to the future and worthy of space. so 85 percent of the rocket by maps sitting on the pad right now. it's 3. you printed up, but no, the rocket prior to this is the highest percent interest. probably. i don't know. maybe 4 percent 30 printed by mass, so it's a huge step change. and you know, as such, we need to prove that a 3 d printed rocket can survive the environments of a rocket flight. the company says it's 3 d version is cheaper and quicker to pr

museum house, thousands of important archaeological lightens from ancient civilizations, such as these marian babylonia, the katy assyria, as well as a slumming civilization. so large quantities of items have been looted, sabotaged ribbons, smashed especially sculptures and pottery. many of the taken items were found in antiquity, shops and auctions around the world, and were sold to the highest bidder. ah, ah ah, how could i have been and what was stolen from the racket? national museum is only a small part of what has been looted from archaeological sites spread across iraq. and why did the fragile security situations in many provinces, especially after the 2014 events and the emergence of terrace groups. those archaeological sites, which were not under government control, heaven legitimately excavated, thousands of archaeological items have been found and eventually smuggled abroad. anew sniffed fee. this was a pre planned and systematic theft. the area in which the national museum located is supposed to be a very restricted area, and he was troops were stationed near the museum. yet they

moscow maxim bragin marian and the whole thing is not understood the main news of moscow and the moscoways and the most up-to-date information in the program of the week in the city, see our channel on sunday at 8:00 am. inhabited islands the flood near moscow began; they remain cut off from others; they have nothing to leave. where is it better not to go now? and what to do if the land leaves from under the feet of the kolomna urban district because of income, i even had to remove it on a smooth bridge. uh , cut down drilled locks business in a rented apartment, as with the owner, housing will turn into a debtor. you think that this is not a crime, of course, it is a crime, who and how deceives those who rent square meters. and why are they free here is one of the apartments, which has been under attack by scammers for a year now. why does the road surface not survive the spring to withstand such loads, where repairs will be made and when the roads become smooth again, a pit, called a pit, if the asphalt subsidence depth is more than 5 cm, only we have the main story that happened near

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the woman who is interested in crystal balls and orys, eh, marian williamson, and the other, ah, a largeer that was engaged in the fight against the vaccine, ah , the bully is, as i already am, as i think , clearly quite marginal candidates . well, they are elected, eh, how democrats if so i'm not sure if even kennedy, who fought with vaccines, has already announced or is still only gathering well, this is what is happening in the democratic country, this is the american country, there is donald trump, there is everything else , there is also, of course, the governor of florida desantis yes, who is trying to show himself as such, let's say presidential material, but it looks quite sad to him, especially when he declares in america that florida is the best state and florida is number one, here just laughs begin because florida is number one in general, you are not no one thinks that you managed to get re-elected. well, that's how to say that, that's how lucky he was. he had such an opponent . that's how he showed himself. well, he's the governor of florida . so here's don and trump now, j

either as it has be or so what i think was in orlando, i've been dig into the highlands just okay. marian, thank you so much. that was d w. as miriam calisha in malawi. finally, people in japan are getting another early start to one of their most cherished annual rites of spring. cherry trees are blossoming in the capital tokyo, a full 10 days earlier than usual. this year, trying tying records set in 20202021. but unlike those years during the pandemic, this time, people are able to gather freely, again poor traditional picnics beneath the blossoming cherry trees. for we go, just reminder the top story we're following for you this. our ukranian president belongs to lansky, says the future of his country, hinges on the outcome of the battle for buck, mood and the surrounding area. both ukraine and russia are suffering heavy losses there and have described the fighting as tough. you're watching d w news from related coming up next. it's close up looking at how climate change is affecting the netherlands. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching with with ah ah no one does coastal protection b

. >> reporter: a walk with rosy in logan is a rare break for marian o'connor.wo jobs. sometimes up to 11 hours a day. >> what did you think you would be doing at 66? >> oh, i would hope that i would be retired. >> reporter: what are you doing at 66? >>> i'm working my butt off. >> reporter: no savings. no 401(k). not enough to cover an emergency. she sold her home and with two other women bought a smaller one, living together to save money. how has that been? >> it's been a matter of life and death. >> reporter: roughly half of all americans ages 55 to 66 have nothing saved for retirement. o'connor knew she would be in that group. adopting and raising three children as a single mom. >> i have a live for now philosophy, i guess. >> reporter: how is that serving you now? >> horrible. >> you can always improve your situation. >> reporter: for her and others without a nest egg it's not too continue to work, lower your cost of living, save what you can, delay social security benefits until 70 to get the largest monthly check possible. and avoid risky investments to

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it's if they don't want to do it by asking, then let's go to the courts. marian was inspired to file a lawsuit against the government on reading a book called revolution justified by dutch lawyer. will jack home any, will they say that the judiciary is the last type? what did he mean? exactly. politics is too much about short term interests. mostly also the interest of the politicians themselves, the same goes for the business community. so you have to look for a balancing power in society, and that is our to this year, i've been thinking about and via mental law, for instance, what our environmental laws basically rules that are draped around the current system. so they have no revolutionary impact. every new regulation is lobbied to death in a way by the big cooperation so it will not have to force them as needed. so then you have to look at existing law, all of a sudden connected to actually civil law and human rights laws. the way for the agenda case would be roger's 1st chance to test out his ideas. again, the hearing started at the district court at the hague in april 2015 by t