connected to the gas transmission system by a gas pipeline laid along the bottom of the baltic, marshalasilevsky comes to moor to the terminal. then the tender equipment is brought in and the process of regasification begins. e, liquefied natural gas from a prg, marshal selevsky, is supplied already in a regasified state to the gas transportation system of the region and can get both directly to consumers and for injection into the cg. the main volume of blue fuel in the kaliningrad region is now entering the usual way of showing, minsk vilnius kaunas kaliningrad, which also passes through the territory of lithuania e, i must say e what is the kaliningrad region, the kaliningrad region is a semi-exclave, it is surrounded by e, from all sides, and by neighboring states and from one side. this is the baltic sea, the kaliningrad region is the final one. ah, a number of projects unique for russia ensures energy independence from the political moods of neighbors. so the leningrad region. almost everything is ready for the launch of the complex. port for the production of liquefied natural ga

they say that marshal vasilevsky in good weather can be seen on the approach of kaliningrad, it is sohis gas carrier this time over the baltic, cloudy no problem. it turns out to distinguish only the curonian spit. the natural monument is a living barrier to the baltic waves, for which they are 4 meters high. almost the lower norm to the terminal where marshal stands five nautical miles from the coast of kaliningrad or about an hour of full-fledged rolling marshal vasilevsky unique vessel, official name, floating regasification unit the project was implemented by gazprom for an alternative gas supply option using marine supplies of liquefied natural gas. for this, a receiving terminal was built in the waters of the baltic sea in the kaliningrad region . then the tender equipment is brought in and the process of regasification begins. uh, liquefied natural gas from a prg, marshal selevsky is supplied already in a regasified state to the gas transmission system of the region and can get both directly to consumers and for injection. the main volume of blue fuel in the kaliningrad region

the king is wearing the ceremonial uniform with the rank of field marshal, and caring the field marshalssented to him i the queen when he became field marshal in 2012. [bell tolling] ♪ ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] ♪ [gunshot] ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] [gunshot] ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] [gunshot] >> we sure the steady beating of the drum presenting this big bend in the minute guns. these sounds echoing across the country. ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] >> this day of most solemn duty for a king in the sun. ♪ [bell tolling] ♪ ♪ >> poignant to reflect that it was most recently the backdrop of the queens jubilee celebration in june. the end of those celebrations also marked the last time the queen appeared on buckingham palace balcony, when crowds fluttered. -- flooded. ♪ >> the commanding officer of the gun carriages captain amy cooper, 31 years old. she's the only mounted officer today. she's riding the horse load file hand. [bell tolling] ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] ♪ ♪ >> king george and queen elizabeth. the bronze statue of the queen mother that died in 2002 at age 100 one was unveiled by her majesty the queen february, 2009. [be

she praised thurgood marshall for giving her her big break. in fact, she said, had it not been for thurgood marshall, no one ever would have heard of constance baker motley. and so she handled it in the way that she handled everything she kept going. she kept going. she was incredibly and of course the failure to that promotion actually an opportunity for her. she was she went into politics after working at the naacp legal defense fund for more than 20 years and was a barrier there. and of course she was appointed to the u.s. district court. she was not able to make it to the court of appeals. there are many stories there. i'm not sure how much you want me to tell. suffice it to say that, her practice background as a civil rights lawyer was weaponized against her and also there were those who just didn't want a woman on the court of appeals. nevertheless, mottley achieved great things and ultimately she was pleased with the history that she had made. so one of the things i noticed in your book, which was really interesting, is that you discuss

if fire next door has knocked out marshall's gas - knocked out marshall's gas and electric.k with — well? and you shower in it? yes. and you cook with it _ well? and you shower in it? yes. and you cook with it and you drink it? and i drink it. you cook with it and you drink it? and | drink it.— and i drink it. this week's water roblem and i drink it. this week's water problem has _ and i drink it. this week's water problem has been _ and i drink it. this week's water problem has been blamed - and i drink it. this week's water problem has been blamed on i and i drink it. this week's water - problem has been blamed on flooding damage in the local water treatment plant. some people have no water. 0thers plant. some people have no water. others get it discoloured. emir; plant. some people have no water. others get it discoloured.— others get it discoloured. only last week, it others get it discoloured. only last week. it has _ others get it discoloured. only last week. it has got — others get it discoloured. only last week, it has got darker. _ others get it discoloured. only la

sasha marshal well, or menkov.rasnodar territory, my friend and such a kindness of soul man. here i will give you a small, not funny example: we were invited to participate in the program together. guess the melody. and here sasha is standing next to me. marshal also guesses the melodies. well, somehow it quickly began to work out for me and one melody op so excitement for the second third fourth and sasha was so upset at one moment he said, well enough already, what's going on? i am the winner of the program. uh, guess the tune, i'm supposed to win here. why are you winning all the tunes? sasha is my friend. well, please guess. you i swear by the next melody, which i guessed somewhere, somewhere already there i didn’t quite give it away. sasha, he won this transfer good man. and sasha is such a kind person. so i stepped on the lion leshchenko because the lion valerianych is in the program of channel one. guess the melody managed not to guess the song that he sings all his life. yes, yes, and now i will return you

nuclear legacy in places like the marshall islands. can you speak more to the legacy and work being done on these issues? rep. porter: picking up on what sam said, most people don't know this story. this is part of our history and decision-making. part of our historic national defense strategy. i did not know until i read some articles about it and was immediately struck with how important it was for our government to prepare as much as one ever can and acknowledge the harm we have done. the u.s. conducted 67 nuclear weapons test over the marshall islands. and the yield on those tests work out to about 1.6 hiroshima-sized bombs every day for 12 years. children on the islands thought the nuclear fallout was snow. some babies were born after the tests with transparent skin and no bones. they are called jellyfish babies. the u.s. still hasn't told them everything we know about the harm from those tests. even though we never admitted, to date, any wrongdoing. we promised the marshall eez -- marshallese people access to medication. a drafti

she represented thurgood marshall, the birmingham children's marchers. she was a colleague to thurgood marshall, who thought very highly of her. i believe it was a sort of historical malpractice to not have her considered one of the greats in the same way that these men are. ms. ulaby: who is fannie lou hamer in that same way, as a person? who was she? ms. larson: i love what you said about motley translated the deprivation that a fannie lou hamer was experiencing, discrimination, the violence, into the courtroom and back to the community. because fannie lou hamer, as i said, was the 20th child of jim and ella townsend. what i discovered is that seven of those children had died before was born. -- before fannie lou was born. her siblings talked about how it seemed fannie lou was the mother's favorite. she was raised and loved and cherished and protected in this really horrific environment as sharecroppers in mississippi. she survives childhood, and has a spotty education. and she grows up to be a very strong child. and taking care of her elderly parents

and then there was the marshal's plan that it is necessary to preserve at least that part of western, take care of its money in the same way as in france, as in belgium, as in italy, that is what the marshall plan did, but the main question is everyone, both the first and the second world war changed the rules of the game due to the complete defeat of someone by the complete defeat of russia. i do not see what the civilized world will do with russia after the war. greetings, friends. glory to ukraine. the question is interesting, mr. mykola. yes, we have another example. by the way, what he did with the soviet union with the former soviet union, that is, with the same russia after the defeat of the soviet union in the cold war, so the soviet union collapsed in 1991, if the world then did with russia, russia was probably at its weakest state after 1917 year, i.e. russia well, just like everywhere else in the former soviet union, there were absolutely constant shops, nothing worked, no industry at all, there was nothing well, but the world, the world, the world, then, looked at it, wel

justice marshall was the debatest privilege of my life to have clerked for justice marshall. he was the greatest lawyer of the 20th century bar none. and partly, what did he do? lawyers like this don't exist anymore. this is a man who argued many cases to the supreme court, won most of them, but he wasn't just an appellate lawyer but a trial lawyer. one day he would be up at the supreme court and next day he would be in a country court in mississippi trying to get an innocent defendant off of death row or prevent him from getting on to death row. he had this incredible range in terms of his lawyerly skills and abilities. but of course, the key thing was, you know, what makes the greatest lawyer of the 20th century is how much justice did he do. eradication of the jim crow system and many people contributed to it but no lawyer for certain than justice marshall. he was -- he was a great story teller. so it wasn't as though when he became a justice he closed this part of his life. one of the few people, maybe the only person what they did before. and he was a good justice, it wa

marshal vasilevsky is the only such ship in the country. the length is almost 300 m.ant. is his stuffing. from here to the highest place palomny settings are clearly visible the main technical feature of the floating gasification unit. marshal vasilevsky, here is part of the pipes you can see that the connection is on them. icy, because this is the circuit of the liquefied natural gas system, and the rest of the highways do not have such a sign. the thing is that right here on the ship, liquefied natural gas goes into its usual gaseous state for new cargo to the gazprom lng portovaya plant in the leningrad region marshal vasilevsky to go, maximum 2 days. even in storm or through the ice, by the way, the prgu has already passed along the northern sea route without the escort of icebreakers. after all, a vessel of the arctic class ark 4 can handle ice up to almost 1 m thick, however, floating and gasification installations do not have to go for lng on their own, which makes it possible to make the process of transferring gas to the marine receiving terminal generally co

and, our weekend spotlight with cynt marshall on her journey to becoming the nba's first black female. cynt: you get the best out of people, you get the most out of people when they can bring who they are into the workplace. geoff: all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: good evening. it's great to be with you. as we come on the air, final preparations are underway for tomorrow's funeral for queen elizabeth ii, the first state funeral in the u.k. in nearly six decades. president biden and first lady jill

sent a letter to the marshal.fight, the russians will go to defend every street and every house and eventually set fire to moscow miloradovich mikhail andreevich the infantry general led the rearguard, and during the offensive the vanguard of the russian army enjoyed unlimited authority for fearlessness. among the soldiers since 1818, the governor-general of st. petersburg in 1825, on the day of the rebellion on senate square, turned to the rebels and practically persuaded the soldiers to leave for barracks and escaping wounds in 50 battles on 14 december. the general received a fatal shot in the back from a retired lieutenant kakhovskiy. byurat agreed to wait until the last russian soldier left the capital. this noble pliability was explained by the very deplorable state of his cavalry. thanks to the agreement between miloradovich and murat rus

lenin square biden, and marshal timoshenko street into valeria otvarskaya street.nyone. i just recounted the smallest part of their plans. hello this is an apartment question. i am oksana kozyreva in this image today is our mystery. correct igor. it's all sticking out. by the way, this is igor kurkin , the designer, the author of today's alteration. it absolutely right here is the symbol of our today's alteration, the symbol of our today's heroine is there, because she is strong, she is powerful, she is completely unsinkable, and she is very contradictory and her life is like a zebra. you are black. this is a white stripe. here , however, she does not give up. she lives an absolutely full life, our nastya-napilova. that's why the interior will be the same let's go, we'll show up to nastya, we'll hit her.

having received the information, stanon ordered marshal shook off to turn the army westwards. the allies understood a surprise attack, wouldn't work out. then. charger beckon, clickin, dodging creek scuff, hammond and sorted out a more busier tut. the hu. deutschland and annoyed the buffalo chatham. jean chavez, toyota, missouri in north iceland wanted to put some of providence conte starting in frosty overs east. and does she east? i was found? was mafia. dark on chargers are yadda. be neat, nifty for me. tom was in the inform him these as dupage b like and dish. diverse mr. blue, the double play continued. germany signed the surrender on may the 7th at the american command headquarters in the french city, a reins, stone and was furious. the soviet people had gone the main brunt of the war, but the surrender had been signed on french territory with the anglo americans playing the leading rose. the act of surrender should be carried out as an important historic event and accepted in the place where the fascist aggression came from in berlin and not unilaterally that by the hig

the soviet union was represented by marshal of the soviet union juke off the allies by british, in a cheap martial tedder. it happened on may the eights, i $2243.00 european time. ah, in moscow, it was 12 43 am on may. the 9th july, the 17th 1945. the potsdam conference was there. i mir city, churlish rear mckinley jitterbug. should torture concura video, federal middle reno, goodbye. shred 3 competitive. phil was me, nina, but a trump a bunch of go as many, but elf brought face shift. you get a hold of co cobra should here. oh bucks, diamond chill, chill lost a general election in great britain. during the potsdam conference in july, churchill has voted out of office by the british people that had enough of churchill. and so it, even though now he's revered, is this gray war. later, at the time, the british people were not quite to the 50 aspect of that as leadership chance you'll negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee law. boldness was just sitting in my stuff. still had it through one shorter, comfortable mess. t

the soviet union was represented by marshal of the soviet union, ju, call. the allies, by british and cheap martial tedder it happened on may the 8th. i 2243 european time. ah, in moscow it was 12 43 am on may. the 9th july, the 17th. 1945. the potsdam conference was there. i'm here for the churlish to meet you need you to vote for torture, computer video, federal middle, renal goodbye, shred 3 competitive pillars, municipal trump, a bunch of go as meaning of elf proc facia to pick a hold of curricular should here. oh, but the diamond chill chill lost the general election in great britain during the potsdam conference in july, churchill has voted out of office by the british people that had enough of churchill. and so, even though now he's revered, is this great war. later, at the time, the british people were not quite as busy aspect bad as leadership chance you'll negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee law. boldness was joseph. numerous doctors the girl had thrown one short comfortable ma

but general field marshal feed, rick palace captured near stalingrad the kremlin mazda answered, i don't trade soldiers promotionals the allies knew about it. roosevelt was notorious of being very complimentary towards stolen and russia general and its people and very cold and distant to winston churchill ah, started standing in terror, was very strong. the germans that surrendered near stalingrad the great tank battle of the coast phone should be warned. the red army was advancing, but great britain was losing its influence. it was obvious for everyone, including churchill. later he said, cold between the great russian bear on one side and the american buffalo on the other. there was i the poor little english donkey. ah, the key issue of the terran conference, the opening of the 2nd front froze again. we have too many things to do at home to waste our time here said starlen, he was going to leave the conference after that. the allies promised to open the 2nd front no later than in may 1944. a constructive dialogue began kieran's future, and europe's post wall architecture were discussed

marshalls culebrilla. algunos la describen como un ardor intenso.bles asegura que tu ropa huela fresca por mucho más tiempo. echa unstopables en la lavadora antes de poner tu ropa. con hasta 6 veces más ingredients de frescura, downy unstopables te da más de lo que amas. si te encanta que tu ropa huela fresca, asegúrate de comprar unstopables. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ >> un cÓmic se puede convertir en todo un sÍmbolo para la comunidad como los Ángeles tina en este caso y sus protagonistas ser el mejor reflejo _ de las personas que se preocupan y luchan por defender valores que hacen mejor a una sociedad, vean si no. no es superman o spiderman, sino un superhÉroe que vive en la frontera con mÉxico, se parece a nosotros, habla espaÑol, tiene un corazÓn noble y un origen humilde. >> lanzada en 2011 este personaje se convirtiÓ en un Éxito en las convenciones de texas y sus primeras ediciones se agotaron rÁpidamente. comenzaba a hacerse realidad el sueÑo de hÉctor rodrÍguez, su creador, un maestro de escuela primaria nacido en eagle pass que quiso motivar a sus pe

it is they who ensure the safety of the frigate marshal shaposhnikov from sea mines when leaving thepoint, russian foreign journalists, of course, chose the most convenient point for filming the announcement on the port side, the submarines participating in the maneuvers on the starboard missile boats. and with this precise salvo , the same floating sea mines were destroyed thirty-millimeter artillery mounts provide protection from enemy helicopters and cruise missiles. it has the right to artillery anti-aircraft missiles, and missile weapons can also repel an attack by enemy air attack means. uh, both artillery and roki strike at ground and surface targets by foreign journalists. although i move around the frigate exclusively accompanied, they note the utmost openness of russian military sailors. very comfortable. we arrived, which means they are handing out programs, in which indicate that a will take place and in parallel while the exercises are going on each there for 10 minutes. well, roughly speaking, a is announced that there will be no problems. everything in everything is co

all issues are on ukraine, and there is also the marshall plan, and there are issues of reconstructioncing of the reconstruction of our infrastructure, yes, and also our communities, the institute has a lot of questions and questions, by the way, today was the entry of ukraine into the eeu, accordingly , there were no statements that ukraine cannot enter the eu, but most likely it will enter the eu and it will act to another question, what is this to be and accordingly discussed their marshall plan. there are many issues that need to be resolved. i am pleased that our western partners all understand that the marshall plan is financing reconstruction - it is not only necessary for ukraine, it is generally necessary for the west as well society, so i am 100% sure that it will take place in what form now, uh, right now , the relevant commissions and relevant groups are working there. i hope that by the end of the year, we will receive the tenaris how it will happen . and tomorrow, i am already saying, there will be a big conversation about what in such a way that the criminals catch up wi

my friend, he lives at the marshall islands. he lost his home from rising sea levels.ust have to keep talking. michael: the committee will make a recommendation as to whether or not there was a fundamental right agreed to by these nations, which they have not lived up to or honored. the enigma then comes in what those nations will do in the face of that finding and that recommendation. greta: what i wod hope thito result in that it actually changes the way we see the clime crisis a the way we see this, because it's so symbolic and that it will rt change e mindts of people. [litokne speaking marshallese] ayakha: in south africa, the 1976 soweto uprising made kids from all ages are rising up to fight the apartheid system of learning afrikaans. so there was a powerful movement, and it keeps on encouraging and showing mehat youth can make a difference. we can make a major difference if we just put our hearts and our minds to it. alexandria: i hope that from the children versus climate crisis complaints that argentina, brazil, germany, turkey, and france that they respond t

the coin departed from the 28th kostoshnik in 1834 in gomel, the prince rose to the rank of field marshal general and bore the title of prince varshavsky ivan fedorovich paskevich acquired these lands and planned to build a paper factory here. well, during his lifetime, this did not happen, so his thoughts and aspirations were embodied by his son fyodor ivanovich paskevich, who in 1875 began the construction of a paper mill here. this, we believe, means the foundation of our city, prince fedorovich pashkevich, the founder of the city of kindness. 20 other in 1877, tsar alexander another confirmed the statute of the partnership of the dobrus prince paskevich in the first factory . until 1880, another daily productivity of the factory reached 300 pounds . this brought entrepreneurship among the leaders and creativity along the first in russia until 1913, the factory broke 10,000 tons in 1 year, while the bitterness of the workers on it was 1,000,400 people. in 1889 there was no trouble at the factory from the dobrush station, a cast- iron sings fire was carried out, cargo was transported an

only in 1969. descendants of marshal ney further great patriotic 1500 clouds find cirrus among them.our quite right, the first is the key second, the layered third silvery and finally the fourth pinnate islands 1200. this island with the walnut name jacques and in cousteau called the most beautiful on earth cocos is true 900 islands on this distant island there is only one settlement of angara, and there are almost no tourists to easter island further. not only about flowers 900 with this fading flower, kozma prutkov compared the forget-me-not, fading memory. napoleon's 1200 satirical novel uncle napoleon was written in 1973 shortly. after this revolution, the novel was banned, but for a short time the book became one of the most beloved in the country. the cathedral church of 1500 in the resurrection cathedral was built in this russian city in 1776, as a warm temple in addition to the cold st. sophia cathedral. tobolsk no this vologda is farther e not only about the flowers of 1.500 moscow, these river flowers symbolize, encircling the river area, the hellhole and boilers. 1500 hour

secret service dog with marshall, apprehended the white house intruder on live television in 2012 whenretire after the injuries he suffered during that successful apprehension and marshall realized medical bills are not covered post retirement. so he and lisa founded canine hurricane's heroes to provide veterinary care for retired working canines who serve our country. you see there, the funniest first look i've ever seen, which was marshall showing i guess who he joked about was the real love of his life, hurricane, but we know it's actually lisa. the couple will continue doing amazing work through their charity, more accurately should i say, the happy family will continue doing amazing charity work. thanks to everyone. now here is "america reports." >> precool your home, run your air-conditioning earlier in the day when more power is available. please turn your thermostat up to 78 degrees or higher, and avoid to the extent possible using any really large appliances. >> john: california governor newsom urging residents to caught back on energy consumption as an extreme heat wave sweep

claressa shields it's savannah marshall a massive night as well for an.redible record. she's a double olympic winner, unbeaten and amateurish is when titles and multiple weight classes but it's very clear that she is motivated to put what she feels is a wrong decision back savannah marshall on the amateurs and that defeat to still hurt her.— still hurt her. she was never a better fighter _ still hurt her. she was never a better fighter than _ still hurt her. she was never a better fighter than they. - still hurt her. she was never a better fighter than they. she i still hurt her. she was never a - better fighter than they. she didn't go in there beat me up or not we alex you told everybody. it was a hard fight for her and i was fighting against her, the raft, the judges. she rolled my coat—tailfor two years. now she's acting like she earned the right to be here. i got 12 bells. i thought at three different divisions. i got this body down to 154 and she acts like she has more right to be here then me. as for the better marshall she remains confident that t

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this applies to the murders in the year of the hit and the murder of the marshal , having additionallyed the materials available in the criminal case, and the materials, and i came to the conclusion that there is a need to additionally take into account new opportunities and follow seized, and during the initial investigation of public evidence objects about which were kept with the case file. including the initial stage of the investigation, by this time genetic fingerprinting was widely used throughout the world, the technology for collecting biological material was significantly improved . they were quite small visually, they were not visible and already when we purposefully began to re-examine this object in the central office of the state committee of forensic examinations , several fivers were found on the cuff of the right sleeve and on the trousers, which clothes of the alleged killer will be the main evidence. in this investigation. in 2019. geneticists will be able to identify the biomaterial blood. on seized clothes belonged to the murdered marina marshal since the moment of

marshal vasilevsky go, maximum 2 days.torm or through the ice, by the way, the prgu has already passed along the northern sea route without the escort of icebreakers. after all, a vessel of the arctic class ark 4 can handle ice up to almost 1 m thick, however, a floating gasification unit does not have to go for lng on its own, which makes it possible to make the process of transferring gas to the marine receiving terminal generally continuous, the vessel can operate. how to independently transport lng and regasify it here at the terminal, and standing at the terminal to receive this lng from other gases in this way by sea gas supply to the kaliningrad region. we accumulate a significant reserve of fuel in underground storage facilities as a guarantee of the energy security of the region, and the number of underground storage tanks in the storage facility will grow even more in the coming years, and everything is to ensure that the residents of the kaliningrad region have peace of mind with a large reserve alexey chebotare

the earl marshal is tasked with overseeing state funeral coordination. an annual meeting in the throne room at buckingham palace -- it started off with 20 people. in april it hadin april it hadit line. send your first name. caller: good morning, c-span family. i would like to give mike and golan -- give my condolences. you guys had it on so i turned back to call in. i believe the people in the palace are like that because they are in the limelight. regardless of their race. too much power, i think it is ridiculous. everybody has people that died. i am not going to love her more greater. i'm not going to call her queen. i am not going to cherish her. nobody is better. it is too much media. the only reason i turned to you guys this morning is because you were talking about it. when i get off this phone, i will come back to you at 7:00 in the morning because people die every day. i don't believe in cherishing people like that, putting people on a pedestal. host: do you think the whole royalty concept is outdated and time for it to go away? caller: absolutel

led by the marshal, the infantrymen broke into one of the bald patches, started a fierce battle of thempaign, almost all the brigade generals were injured, the horse was killed, and the marshal contused, despite the losses, the french managed to seize the fortification to help the defenders of the flushes, the neverovsky division came. his soldiers with bayonets. the french were knocked out from positions by cannon fire, the third attack did not stop, kutuzov had already sent steep reinforcements, but to get to the battlefield and did not take about an hour. 30,000 frenchmen stormed the fleches, which were defended by 16,000 russians , three cavalry corps of the mirator entered the battle ; murat himself, barely escaped captivity, grenadiers took the brunt of the powerful blow of the french. general vorontsov brave wars almost all died on the battlefield. vorontsov himself was wounded. in such a fight. the commander of the transitional division, general mironovsky, was also seriously wounded to support his infantry. napoleon threw in the cavalry, which repulsed leshy's cannon faster fa

marshall service. with somebody cutting off an ankle bracelet and disappearing. that was an incredibly well-planned, organized, escape. >> an alert was activated indicating leonard's bracelet was tampered with on septemberer 4th. san diego police went to his home. >> trying to knock on the front door and no zblons all they found was the bracelet no leonard the u.s. government sting a $40,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. neighbors told u.s. marshals that several u-haul trucks had been in and out of the house all week. >> there were people moving things in and out but shadows, i saw them like from the peripheral vision. >> the director of the interpol venezuela says he got to mexico with a stopover in cuba and apprehended by venezuela authorities at the international airport while trying to eventually get to russia, according to a marshal spokesperson frances was on house arrest due to health issues including a bout with kidney cancer. he was arrested in 2013, and pleaded guilty to offering 500,000 dollars in bribes, of luxury travel, prostitutes,

marshal service.ore than 2,700 federal judges, including bruce rinehart, who signed off on the fbi's mar-a-lago search warrant. was there a case where as soon as people knew who the florida judge was, the threats started? >> yes. >> it was almost immediate? >> absolutely. >> reporter: robinson told us rinehart's address was posted online, a tactic called doxing. >> one of the leading concerns with federal judges? >> i would say so, yes. >> reporter: this is the first time cameras had been inside the intelligence center. >> before this, we didn't have it. it was almost reactive, which is not good, especially in today's climate. we're taking a proactive approach. >> fbi, search warrant! >> reporter: in june, 26-year-old nicholas rossky was charged with attempted murder after allegedly traveling to supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's home with a glock handgun, ammunition, and zip ties. he pleaded not guilty. there was a real risk of harm to justice kavanaugh? >> absolutely, without a doubt. we're tha

marshal vasilevsky, here is part of the pipes, you can see that the connection on them is iced over, circuit. system liquefied natural gas, and the rest of the highways do not have such a sign. the thing is that right here on the ship, liquefied natural gas goes into its usual gaseous state for a new cargo to the gazprom lng portovaya plant in the leningrad region marshal vasilevsky go, maximum 2 days. even in a storm or through the ice, by the way, the prgu has already passed along the northern sea route without the escort of icebreakers. after all, a vessel of the arctic class ark 4 can handle ice almost up to 1 m thick, however, floating regasification it is not at all necessary for the installation to go for lng on its own, which makes it possible to make the process of transferring gas to the marine receiving terminal generally continuous. the vessel can operate. how to independently transport lng and regasify it here at the terminal, and standing at the terminal to receive this lng from other gases in this way, the offshore supply of the kaliningrad region, gas and the accumula

that moldoruk production was not subject to mini looked sternly at him and said field marshal minich was made. so, stay an officer. after 35 years, prince vasily dolgorukov again found himself in front of the fortifications of perekop, now the general commander of the army, the commander who went through all of europe, defeating frederick the great himself on the russian throne, sat already the seventh in a century. vasily dolgoruky is autocratic, empress catherine ii and the task was still the same to take outbid, and then the crimea, russia, as often happened in its history, could not use past military victories, the next russian turkish war was to finally open the country's access to the black sea and deprive the ottoman empire of its main ally, the crimean khanate. looking at the familiar turkish rampart dolgorukov , he thought that if the boy managed to get an officer's sword here, now he has the opportunity to receive the rank of field marshal general from the side of the peninsula. val was defended by 7,000 turkish janissaries and 50,000 tatar troops. led by the crimean khan h

fentanyl overdose deaths to exceed 00 deaths in 2022, senator from kansas a medical doctor, roger marshallto see you this morning thanks very much for being here you recent introduced the drug cartel terrorist designation act formally designates drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations tell me about that determination what difference we see when you actually name this group a terrorist group. >> well maria certainly, are the governor candidate is correct one pill can will maybe 2 or 300 people everyday i knowure familiar with 911 in your backyard, we lost 3,000 americans, certainly we hold that in reverence now we're loving 3,000 americans about every two or three weeks what we did in response to 9/11 war on terrorism what we want with cartel the cartels joe biden are largely responsible for the poisoning of young adults making them terrorists it will give our law enforcement officers our prosecutors more teeth, it have all government approach for instance the treasury department could freeze assets of cartel putting finks in the dick the real problem joe biden i don't know why turn

ambassador, marshall, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. first off, explain to viewers, what your job was, as chief of protocol? >> it's a pleasure to be here with you jonathan, and chris. the office, first i would like to acknowledge this day, this global day -- we honor those many lives that were lost on 9/11. united kingdom, as they continue to mourn the passing of their sovereign. it's an extraordinary time actually, in the office of protocol. because we are the people who put together, who create a bridge, between our government, united states, and our counterparts around the world. we hold steadfast, these days of ceremony, and ritual. we set them into place. and process so that people know exactly, what to do when to do, it how to do it. and, when it comes to our diplomatic relations, we really create the foundation for, those exchanges. those global exchanges that you place between our leaders. and those who are accompanying them, and their delegations. it comes to a state visit, that can be celebratory, and wonderful between two na

marshall, great job. also, do you think they made the correct moral decision to go from precision to burn and say this? yeah. so i hate to be the arbiter of morality. and so i will say that if lemay had not burned tokyo someone else would have the inertia moving in that direction. and it's lemay gets all the credit for being the one that actually decides to swap out our tactics and whatnot. but it's important to remember that the groundwork for his raid had been had begun when the war began. i mean, the development of the napalm and the type of weapon that we used on tokyo actually began as soon as the war breaks out. in fact, napalm is first tested on the soccer field at harvard you see the development of the weapon. you see the development of the b-29 you also see us testing that new incendiary on mock japanese village on a mock japanese village in the utah desert in 1943. so we are seeing we're testing the flammability of japanese cities while the man is still fighting in europe. war planners at that p

a fire next door has knocked out marshall's gas and electric.r eight months. and the hot water came just the same way. brown water. the hot water is brown as well. and you shower in it? yes, ma'am. and you cook with it? i cook with it. and you drink it? and i drink it. this week's water problem has been blamed on flooding damaging the local water treatment plant. some people have no water, others get it discoloured. probably, in the last week, it even got darker. it usually don't be this dark. marshall lives in west jackson, a largely black area which is the poorest part of the city in one of the poorest states of america. old lead—lined pipes, an under—maintained water treatment plant and years of a lack of funding has resulted in this — the national guard being called to hand out bottles of water. it's like we living back in caveman days, so to speak, you know? but see we are in this century now, so we should be afforded all these things without having to go through what we are going through. and i understand that they are having so many issue