which is where mary grew up.hrough her resilience, studying hard and believe it or not, mary not only received a scholarship but accepted it and went to school in minnesota and from that, yes we can clap about that. [applause] and graduated with honors last year and is now appointed as a goodwill ambassador unhcr, what a journey! [applause] mary, tell us all not only about this journey from fleeing south sudan, what it means to you now to be sitting here as goodwill amba > it's a lot of ts, as a young kid scared in a refugee camp where you don't know what home as you don't know what home is going to be, the chances of me ever being on the stage like this, on a table to be able to tell my story and to share my reality it's almost impossible to live in a place where the you are tucked away in the middle of a refugee camp that has a population close to 300,000 refugees for you to be a story of success is almost impossible for you to ever come out and have athat resilience being handed to you just because of your mis

>> marie: i was getting there.licy idea, and i do think that something like that -- i don't know how good a tax policy this is or isn't, but what i will say is politically in a state as close as nevada where there is also a senate race, jacky rosen and comment being challenged by sam brown, this is the kind of thing i want biden to be as forward leaning because speed is out there, good policy. >> judge jeanine: trump said going to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. i don't know if he is just throwing that out there. pretty much follows through on what he says he is going to do. >> jesse: this is for the whole country, marie, not just vegas, atlanta, philly, new york. this is going to make every worker in the service industry and these blue cities, what did trump say? this is really going to move the needle. he only lost by three in nevada the last two elections and now he is ahead by five. i think this is going to have him run away with it. biden is taxing tips so we can pay for illegal alien sex changes.

i want the millions of mary in t initiatives and to speak up for >> there is just one mary -- mey let'shafic. you have a chance to visit mary out in her expo shortly. thank you. on thursday, mayors from across the country will attend annual us conference of mayors meeting in kansas city missouri and live coverage starting at 11:30 a.m. eastern with a look at the economic challenges facing cities. p.m., a panel on crime followed by a later conversation on homelessnes follow live coverage of the u.s. conference of mayors, on c-span, c-span now, or free mobile videoapp or online at c-span.org. on thursday, june 27th, tune into the cnn presidential debate simulcasive c-span2 watch as two presumptive nominees president joe biden, and president donald trump face off as they try to earn your vote ahead of the november. our coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern with a and then at 9 p.m. eastern, ourn presidential debate following the debate stay with c-spanet yr reaction to the first debatef >x■ the cnn presiia simulcast live thursday june 27th 9 p.m. eastern, c-span now free mobile app or online at

a lot that can be thanks to mary munat. these containers equip with lines custom made signage crafted from cycled materials and insure all the waste is sorted and clean compostable land fill waste. this incredible system is made possible by the green mary greening team. so takes a village. at the helm is eco friendly initiative is mary munat. 20 plus year of zero waste, trail blazer in sustainable event management and certified woman owned business leader. since the early 2000, which is when i came to san francisco, so mary has been a steadfast advocate for the environment collaborating with event producers, sf environment staff, industry leaders to implement innovative waste management practice. provides service to hundreds of events every year. in addition to the service to provide, insure edible food is donated. every [indiscernible] properly disposed of and every item that can be reused finds a home and every bit counts and matters. her work ethic is unparalleled working a 14 hour day isn't unheard of and sure every dis

on this day st, mary gleeson is their town. glad you're here today because these warriors of 50 years ago will always be special in st mary gleeson. thank you. and he made the people, a wonderful and this is my second home. i come here every year. i love it. i mean the first i pray for all my fallen buddies. and secondly, to visit everything that i've been through. in 1944. june 5th is a day to pay honor to these vets. especially this. this is great. really. we're here in 84 and it was wonderful. even better now. on this day in, this year, the world is on hand to witness as america's sons remember and are remembered in second airborne division. please standrí up. state mirror glaze never forgets the names of those who freed her. for the vets themselves. it's a day of fun. yeah. having a ball. let's do our statement. signed back. and we never seem to -- many. and busses and cars and, all of this stuff. but you having fun? oh, we always have fun in that area. very much. really nice. i'm curious about the celebration. we like it.

i never heard mary as upset.is unbelievable that judge cannon said, i'm rejecting your motion on a technicality that you didn't meet and confer. one, they did meet and confer and the defendants basically said, this is an important -- i will get back to you over the weekend at the end of the weekend. when the application had to do with danger to law enforcement, i think that issue were judge cannon is being cavalier with this claim by jack smith is going to rue the day. because of this is one where she does not rule and jack smith's favor, i can easily see that they will take this up on appeal. this is the kind of issue that is the reason people are in law enforcement, to make sure the safety of the community is insured and part of the community is law enforcement. so this is one to keep your eye out for in terms of what happens in florida and to expect an appeal to the 11th circuit. final note on that, the 11th circuit has already reversed judge cannon not once but twice. >> we had the special counsel request to

will that decision not to replace him backfire, mary catherine? it does seem like a bit of a problem but they put themselves in a pickle because president biden is the president and he has been running for president since i was eight which really dates me so i was not looking to him to give up the will too soon but the contrast between biden and trump in 2021 i will give you a steady hand on the wheel. in the intervening time, neither his policies nor what is happening to people's lives at their kitchen tables nor, frankly, the performances he gives on a regular basis feel like a steady hand on the wheel. both of these guys have pretty baked in concepts among voters so i'm not sure how much can change tonight, but i think the risks for them are pretty big. they are both sort of rusty at debating particularly biden may have gotten a chance at that or that if the democratic party had gotten a chance trump did not take that chance and they will be fighting the worst tendencies on that stage tonight and i think it just fine performance would be an out

katie: mary ann, great to see you again, great to speak with you. mary ann: same here.atie: thanks again. coming up, the companies making the most social was today in our social climbers segment. this is bloomberg. ♪ olukai sandals capture the feeling of stepping barefoot inet s the perfect balance of instant comfort and lasting support. say aloha to olukai. anywhere comfort. anywhere aloha. (♪♪) how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. katie: time now for social climbers, looking at the stocks making waves this morning. the u.s. surgeon general is calling for a formal warning label added to social media site similar to those placed on cigarette. such a warning would "regularly remind parents that social media has not been proven safe for mental health." any such move would need rational approval. he does healing with -- adidas is dealing with allegations of bribery after a whistleblower ac

mary?agedy struck their own families. they're trying to make sure it doesn't happen to others. june is national internet safety month. juju chang has that story. >> reporter: guess how many hours a day our teens are glued to their phones? four, five? nope. they are logging eight hours every day on their phone. surgeon general recently called for a warning label after research showed a link to the youth mental health crisis. now that group of parents who say social media is linked to the death of their children are trying to hold social media platforms accountable. this morning dozens of parents who say social media played a significant role in their children's deaths are pressuring the government to hold social media responsible. >> children's mental health, it feeds on their weaknesses. how could any child be exposed to this? >> reporter: lori's daughter was 18 when she died by suicide. her family says social media exacerbated her mental health issues. todd minor's son matthew was just 12

mary, pretend these two players are athletes. what does it tell you that one athlete is not deep in training, he is out there already complaining, saying this thing is rigged against them? >> i think that's a terrible idea. what's great about sports is that it's a level of excellence that you really have to earn. you earn your muscles. you earn the consistency. all it takes is theater. it's different from sports in that way, isn't it? and donald trump is very theatrical. he's very dramatic. even when he's not making any sense, he is loud about it. >> susan, we are seeing some people come off the bench that we haven't seen before. melinda french gates, this week, came out and endorsed joe biden, and she said she had to. everything is at stake when it comes to women and girls. were you surprised that we heard from her, and using more voices like hers will come out soon? >> you know, i think there is a sense among a lot of americans that this is an election with stakes we've never faced before in modern times. you know, there are so

mary, do youre, i think along w. and if people are discovering books now on sfyrelationship chip there, f people areuse there are celebri, readers, if people are because it fits into their lifestyle, that's a plus. that's a win for the entire industry. and it also creates discover and i find that people don't necessarily■uthey're not format specific. so in audio books. to audio will will they'll buy print books. they'll buy digital books. and i think that there is a virtuous circle around the whole creation that audio contributes to. peternd quite the same impact in children's pubshhe sense that ks don't drive■y so, so and so th's that's one impact. but but i do think what really matters, i think, is the way in which we shouldn't just think of books as standalone items. i mean, they can and they it's really important in that and i see, i mean, certainly an expandin part of what we do in children's publishing, but it's not been quite is as strong as theythe industry as a whole kids don't■@vvmy kids are impatient. pass

todd lincoln. >> jimmy: mary todd lincoln.ut her life at all? >> that's correct. >> jimmy: okay, all right, perfect. [ laughter ] and so it's one of the -- everyone is talking about this. it's the biggest show of the year. it has a sold out run. >> it's been overhyped, yes. it's been overhyped. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it has not. >> yeah, yeah, the bar is way too high. it's time for us to be taken down a few pegs. right, folks? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, you don't want them to take you down. >> oh, no, don't. i'm sorry. >> jimmy: this is sold out, sold out, sold out. you had to extend twice and now broadway goes, "come on over to broadway." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this summer. [ cheers and applause ] the lyceum theatre. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you excited about this? >> i'm terrified. >> jimmy: you're terrified. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why? you think it's -- >> because it's been overhyped and, you know, now critics and audiences need to take us down to, you know -- >> jimmy: yeah, but it's over. the magic is done. >

but the queen mary's reign almost came to an end. the ship has a bit of a prove dential kiss upon her. >> reporter: perhaps this case kept the ship afloat. like other iconic ships, the queen mary with its opulent art deco interior made the transition from a luxury liner to a critical military asset during world war ii. >> all 2,000 port holes and windows were quickl blacked out. all running lights were extinguished for the next six years. >> reporter: in 1947, the queen mary resumed passenger voyages but with air travel becoming popular, the ship would be retired. the city of long beach bought it in 1967 to be a waterfront tourist attraction. >> give the old queen a tremendous welcome. >> reporter: but decades later, the pandemic shut down the queen mary, and in 2021, the city of long beach took control again to save it. >> and we evaluated the options to scrap the queen mary and the cost to fully restore it and the cost to protect it. and we ultimately made the decision as a city council to give the queen mary another shot. >> repor

church of the intercession of the blessed virgin mary.entral gate - the entrance to the territory of the pokrovsky complex. and these gates were built according to the architect’s drawings, which were created by the intercession church itself. and since this, these gates were conceived by the snishes, then, of course, it was logical. two angels on these gates, if we enter the territory of our temple complex, then it begins at the entrance to the pokrovsky path, the pokrovsky path goes throughout the entire territory temple, it was made in honor of deveyevskaya, well , let’s say, our pilgrims, when they were in deveyevskaya , saw this path, in honor of the mother of god, this is a ditch. it’s called a groove along which you need to walk and pray the mother of god prayer, when we walk along this path, we also read the virgin mary, rejoice, because we have just the cover of the mother of god and the krupetsk icon, there is a temple to the mother of god, there are stops on the territory of this path, and such arches, on which icons of belarus

rachel: mary, thanks. everything you said is like music to my years.i think i am talking about the benefits of decentralized web all the time to abig tech companies, and it sometimes falls on deaf ears, so this room makes me reafile coin is a decentr network, and the mission of the network is to preserve most important information. that means different things to different people. one thing you can think is languages. there was a sign that was put out that in the next 100 years 90% of the world's languages are going to disappear. guage disappears, you lose culture, history, storwe need to think about how we areanother example is scientific records. a lot of scientific data is published online and a survey came out in 2016 that looked at thousands of scientific research reports online, and when they cllinks, all were broken because of link rot, or the new york articles and times, many of those lead to dead links. i have a wonderful son librarian at the smithsonian. we were having drinks this week. what are the thi that keep you up at night? fire and wate

oh, there's saint mary's parking lot as i'm going down san pablo.d i must call them and i called, left a message and was answered right away. >> answering her call for help was the first step towards change and giving her something she hadn't felt for decades. >> you're completely safe. >> how long had it been since you felt safe? >> oh, since 2000. >> a sense of safety is what so many seniors who come here told us. they are searching for. some who experienced homelessness for months on end. >> about a year. that's a long time. a year sleeping in the car, running from place to place. >> at the time when they first became a client, here i was living in my car. so i lived in my car for about a year. >> the goal for seniors who come to saint mary's is permanent housing. last year, 50 seniors achieved that goal, but many more wait. on the day. we visited, 30 people attended a housing clinic. >> we know at saint mary's that today seniors, 55 and older are the fastest growing segment of the unhoused community. so we're crossing san pablo avenue and the pr

and author of oak mary mcadam. mckinney mckinney, m.s. messed that up, became president and ceo of abrams in november 2022, making her the first woman to hold the position in the company's history. her appointment marked a return to abrams after 30 years having started her publishing career there in sales and marketing. prior to abrams, can you say your name again? mcavennie. mcavennie was the chief marketing officer and chief revenue officer at open road integrated media and held senior roles at s.a., harpercollins and zondervan. and then we have peter warwick. he's the president and ceo scholastic. prior to his appointment, peter was an independent director on scholastic's board for seven years. he has held several senior level positions at thomson reuters. reuters, including as ceo of significant business units, and has he and he began his career at pearson, first in an editorial capacity and eventually becoming ceo of its professional education and information business unit and our moderator, lucia rahilly is global editorial director

mary grew up as a young child and fled the war in south sudan. i want everybody to hear this.an i get your help in closing the door? so she fled as a child from south sudan who's been to the refugee camp. it's one of the largest and harshest refugee camps in the world, which is where mary then grew up. believe it or not, she not only receives a scholarship, but accepted it and went to school in minnesota. from that, yes, we can clap about that. [applause] last year and is now appointed as an ambassador. what a÷qj journey. so, tell us all not only about this journey from fleeing south sudan, what it means to you now to be sitting here as the goodwill ambassador. >> i feel like it's a lot of things. as a young kid in a refugee camp when you don't know what home is going to be, in terms of ever being on a sta like this or a table to be able to tell share s almost impossible to leave an account where it shields you and you are in the middle of t camp that has close to 3gees tof success is almost impossible tot resilience just because of your misery i don't want to resilient becaus

ni i can see mary has a thought about this trust repution idea.be important, butay, adf these things is critical. we are not having the hard conversation, wch is it te system by which social media works is money. the system is about advertising and money. we cannot solve that system with new the part we have to be balancing this with,icy, with how we are structured as a society toto control this much ? it is inappropriate, it should not be, and we need support from a policy or elliptical perspective to enable other types of technology to come into playz■. the field for competition is not really there. i love what you are talking what we are talking about, it is nothappen in termsn unless we do some other changes, because what you were describing yeah, that might have been halfway worked at the beginning of the platform ■!dait is not h. today there is incentive to put things up there that have us mae whoever can put the most annoying thing or objectifying thing will get the most hits.■y and you just get more and more of the same. any of us.gs are n

he first found fame on the '70s classic "mary hartman, mary hartman."ull played guitar, sang, did comedy, and appeared in tv shows. his daughter maggie calling him "never not funny" and posting "he will be missed by his wife and daughter." and the sign of a truly exceptional person by many, many dogs. martin mull was 80 years old. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here the same time next week. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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, yes martha worked, some kind of mary worked well contemplation, yes, it seems to me that we need tond with people, these are two commandments, yes, to love god, then to love your neighbor as yourself, this service seems to me very much. it's not easy to find this contra. well, the last question of our conversation, the program is called the meaning of life for you. what is a sense of life? to get into the kingdom of heaven, because there will be real life, eternal, now death still exists, as it were, yes, but after that, no, we will be, then we will live, then there will be. this meaning is currently unclear. mother rebekah, i wish you peace of mind, balance and some kind of enlightenment. thank you, lord, thank you very much. this was the meaning of mother rebecca's life. oscar, a treasured figurine, a skin mark of a cinematographer, what a connection between her memory and the boys with the swan at the alexander square in minsk. what is the memory of agulnaga, you are trying? it is with such a light hand that the famous film award came into being. pradzyusar louis mayer knows that

mary: absolutely. of course, we have seen the market reacting a bit softer today and even yesterday as well. and of course, what the trade numbers .2, as minmin explained, is the fact that you are seeing a softness in domestic demand. and the strength of the external demand is what's keeping china's growth fairly steady. so, it is really for equity markets, it's about the fact that you need to see follow-through. they are not happy with an uneven recovery, which puts the onus on policymakers to really come through on some of the policy promises that they have announced. yes, they have announced measures that uses some of the property sector, eases some of the restrictions on the property sector. but it is still about solving the problems with of the inventory and relieving some of the pressure -- with the inventory and relieving some of the pressure that's there and to allow consumers to give them back that confidence to start spending a little bit more. for equities, the report is still mixed and stil

presidential debate is child's play for mary. james, we will start with you. with all going on, where are we in this race? >> maybe a touch better for president biden but it's very problematic across the board. if anybody says they know who will win in november, they do not know what is going on. we are watching closely but i would call this stuck on a narrow close race. >> what you think of the fundraising numbers? should the biden campaign be worried? >> president biden -- if he gets one $50 million check that the pretty good number. i'm not too concerned about that right now. i would say he is probably doing pretty well. i'm not overly concerned about that. >> susan, we are seeing -- yes? >> i was asking james because he has been a political strategist for so long, what is donald trump's prep team like? here is your opening statement, this debate is rigged. it is fixed, it is fixed, hunter biden. is that pretty much -- >> i do not think he prepares. he does not even know who he will pick as vice president. he will get up one morning and decide to pick someb

maria: mary kissel joining me.e finding it hard to land a job despite a plentiful labor market. how accurate are the jobs numbers anyway. we're 45 minutes away from the job numbers for the month of may and we're talking about finding a job today. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ maria: next week on "mornings with maria," monday, it's the fight of her political life, congresswoman nancy mace on her primary day prospects. tuesday, senate leadership on the path forward, conference chairman john borosso on reversing biden policy failures. wednesday, a critical reading on inflation in the midst of the fed's june meeting. jim grant is here. thursday, senator bill haggerty calling the biden border move a joke. his pushback on biden's so called crackdown on illegals in america. friday, netanyahu is accused of prolonging the war in gaza to stay in power. kt mcfarland reacts. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and

i'm anne-marie green. from oppressive heat to raging wildfires and a tropical storm system, americans are facing extreme conditions from coast to coast. 76 million people across 24 states are dealing with the stifling heat, and the worst is yet to come. more than a dozen records could fall from ohio to maine with highs in many locations soaring into the 90s. down south parts of texas are under tropical storm warnings. coastal communities are preparing for heavy rain, flooding, and possible tornadoes. a system brewing in the gulf of mexico is forecast to become a tropical storm later today and make landfall in mexico before dumping up to a foot of rain in southern texas. and out west, dozens of wildfires are raging, including in new mexico where one person was killed. hundreds of structures destroyed, and a state of emergency declared. cbs' jarred hill is following all of these developments for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the video and the images from those wildfires are absolut

dyna run because and anne-marie gottard.tonewall served as a national monument where generations to come will learn the important lessons of this essential history so we do not repeat it. the job is not done. over 540 anti-lg two plus bills were -- and lgbtq+ bills were introduced in state legislatures across america this year. disgraceful. discrimination and criminalization threaten the of our lgbtq+ family from kingston to camp paula. we fight these human rights abuses around the world as we seek to open hearts and minds and find innovative ways to move forward. and as president biden has reminded us, today we face one of those seminal moments. do we stand up for our vision and values or that misinformation and scapegoating turn back the clock? no fucking way. [applause] no. in this moment, we must take pride and fight on. let us honor lgbtq+ people everywhere who have journeyed for justice and commit as i do as long as i'm still standing to continue to stand with you as we together create a better, fairer and more just wo

the sixties film musical mary poppins was not censored in britain.ow they can watch this movie only in the presence of their parents, who will help them cope with the stress of... watching which word the british considered offensive and what other famous films of the book recently recognized discriminatory, this is what show business news says today. the film mary poppins returned to worldwide distribution in honor of its sixtieth anniversary. in sixty-four, it became the highest-grossing film in the history of the disney studio and received 13 oscar nominations, of which it won five. julie andrew was also recognized as the best actress. despite the fact that this was her debut film role. mary poppin became a film classic and gave the world an entire album of amazing children's songs with funny english words like "supercalifralistic expellinges." but here's another one word, the british board of film classification did not like very much. after this company audited the musical before release, it decided to increase the age rating from zero plus to 7

we also have the executive rector -- mary is based in us.a degree in social sciences or academic background but has over 20 years of leadership in telecom. she advises numerous startups and strategy, and launched innovative technology the head marketing communications -- she focuses on fostering and growing the final y and int coromoting the growth of web three. she works with an open source research develnt laboratory whose projects include ipff and f inalcoin among others. web three space after more than a decade and finance. was recenthelydirector of communications for cta. welcome these great folks we have for the panel. [applause]as ij: said, we have all this interesting potential take on ogy. richard you have been strategizing and thinking about decentralized systems for a decade now. could you give us an overview of this technology space? richard: do i need to be closer or is this good? i got involved in systems when the term originated. stepping back -- i am calling this the tao you probably know the symbol on the bottom left which i

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let's get right to mary bruce, with me here in new york. it's impossible to overstate the stakes for the current president, the sitting president, joe biden, who is aware of the poll numbers, obviously, going into tonight. also aware of the questions of age and fitness. both of them 78 and 81. and on the economy, which has been such a difficult issue for him, created millions of jobs, inflation is easing, but voters tell us over and over again that they feel as though their money simply suspect going as far. >> well, look, the campaign, first of all, is well aware of what is on the line here tonight. and the president's goal here is to hammer into voters the enormity of what is at stake in this race. he's been doing it for months out on the campaign trail, but never before in this race has he had an opportunity to reach an audience this large. and they feel that, look, donald trump supporters aren't going anywhere. that is fully baked. but they do feel that he doesn't have a lot of room to grow. so, the president tonight is going to try to

plus, lisa marie presley's memoir has been finished by her daughter.. fans of game of thrones are preparing for the show's prequel series to return later this month 6. the island. >>it's not just a queen. i find myself in an impossible position. the enemy used twice we're going to contending. >>season 2 of house of the dragon had its big premiere in new york city last night in the cast of the show, walk the red carpet outside the hammerstein ballroom and fans are eagerly awaiting to see the outcome of the war between dragons that began at the end of the first season season. 2 of house of the dragon from years, june 16th on hbo moving on to this. the long-awaited memoir by the daughter of this music legend is finally finished. lisa marie presley's posthumous memoir has been finished by her daughter riley. keough. random house publishing announced the title and released the cover of the book in a social media post saying more into an american myth and raised in the wilds of graceland. lisa marie presley tells her whole story for the first time in from he

mary, i turn to you first.ve a very special one. >> i think eddie has the same one, and it is amazing, i can't articulate why that man was so great the way eddie can. but i can quote barack obama who says it is because of giants like willie that someone like me could even think of running for president. bill clinton said of willie mays , willie made it absurd to be a racist. and then willie himself said it is a very simple game, baseball. when they hit it, i catch it. when they throw it, i hit it. very simple. simple, maybe. but not easy. and willie mays made it look simple, too. didn't he? >> eddie? >> i echo everything that was just said. but we have to understand, he achieved excellence against the backdrop of a country committed to an unimaginable ugliness. last night, stephanie, they played the game, san francisco giants against the st. louis cardinals in birmingham in honor of the birmingham black barons. and reggie jackson, a hall of famer, talked about his experience as a baseball player in birmingham.

abc's chief white house correspondent mary bruce is traveling with the president, and mary, the president expected to honor the american heroes who died here, those who fought here and made it home, and why what they did is so important and timely with what the world is facing right now? >> reporter: exactly, david. president biden arriving here in france today to honor to the veterans, but also to underscore the importance of american leadership and protecting democracy. biden is trying to rally allies to help defend ukraine against russia, which has been gaining ground. and he will meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy while he is here. ukraine has been using u.s.-made weapons to strike inside russia. and vladimir putin today stressing that russia, a nuclear-armed country, will use all means to respond to the west, saying, quote, if someone's actions threaten our sovereignty, we consider it possible for ourselves to use all the means at our disposal. and while president biden's remarks here will not be a campaign speech, he has put preserving democracy at the center of this race, and

the first documentary evidence of the existence of the orthodox church of the blessed virgin mary onprechistinskaya mountain. along with the lily the sight of the western dvina dates back to 1406, and by the beginning of the 15th century the newly built church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary appeared, and the dominant height in the city was called the assumption mountain. the cathedral is one of the favorite places among the townspeople. the place is very beautiful, next to the assumption cathedral there is the vitebsk seminary, a women's theological seminary. vitebsk, where they received great privileges and even then it bore the name of a cathedral, cathedral church, and although there were many churches in the city, it was already the main temple here, but the temple was still wooden at that time, in 1619, when the union was being imposed , orthodox churches began to be taken away, the holy dormition church was also taken away, they began... to build here in 1743, they invited the popular architect hereditary giuseppe fontanau, who... took as a model , a temple in the

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>> david: mary bruce leading us off tonight. mary is in paris for us. thank you. >>> we do have a lot of other news to get to tonight as well. that fiery plane crash in a front yard just outside denver. two adults and two children were pulled from the wreckage by good samaritans. the pilot had been desperately looking for a place to land, coming down in that neighbor's front yard. abc's mola lenghi on the scene for us. >> reporter: tonight, smoking wreckage in a denver suburb. two adults and two children rushed to the hospital after their plane crashed in a neighborhood front yard. >> we're going to have multiple patients here. go ahead us and bring us another medic unit. >> reporter: neighbors scrambling to put out the flames in arvada, colorado, just after 9:30 this morning. >> there were a lot of good samaritans around either assisting those people out of the plane or assisting them away from the plane because there was a large amount of fire after the crash. >> reporter: erick garcia was with his 2-year-old son, when he saw the plane wobbling and gl

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democratic legislator jim kerrell exposed republican mary maris for sabotage. he claims that due to constant disagreements, she deliberately pours foul-smelling water into his briefcase. and this kindergarten is still trying. this will save ukraine from further territorial losses, because the united states does not care about the quality of weapons, the lack of training of the armed forces of ukraine, it is ukrainians who are dying in this war, not americans, the article says. mariarodilka and marina khachinova, news. i have some news for you, briefly about the main thing for this moment: vladimir putin is on a state visit to vietnam, he arrived at the presidential palace in the capital of the republic, the head of the russian state was met by the president of vietnam tolam. the leaders walked along the carpet together. the united states does not want to normalize the work of embassies, this was stated in the russian media noted that washington is deliberately delaying the issuance of visas to our diplomats, and this complicates the rotation of employees. novor

i'm anne-marie green.art with a fast-moving wildfire in california that has forced more than 1,200 people from their homes. the flames fanned by strong winds have scorched more than 14,000 acres near the community of gorman about 60 miles northwest of los angeles. cbs' elise preston has the details. >>> on scene of the incident, los angeles county community of gorman. >> reporter: flames exploded in the rugged terrain just north of los angeles. high winds, hot temperatures, and dry brush fueling what is now california's largest wildfire this year. what are your firefighters going through now? >> right now they are in direct attack. we have warm conditions and winds that are unpredictable. >> reporter: this time lapse shows how quickly this fire went from 500 acres saturday afternoon to more than 12,000 in a matter of hours. this is pretty early in the season. >> yes, this is definitely early. there's definitely a concern. this is not a great sign. >> oh, yeah. i see the fire truck. >> reporter: flames came