okay, i'm maureen. the when you look at the video, it, it seems almost obvious that this is disturbing, an environment that we don't know a lot about what, what do you think when you visualize what this is? as i think it's uh, we have real experiences in the pacific and the pacific ocean and particularly countries like puffing again. well, one of the 1st pull from countries to issue commercial license for a deep se money to not to this inc. this is way back in the early, 2010. so to begin commercial mining, it's never been done anyway. and so we have real experience in terms of impacts. community isn't and you have reported that these tournaments are just to come on with just away from polluters and communities in the be smoke c tape reported what daniel described. so we just sedimentation of this. they call it cloudy and that's of the ocean affecting. they live is what's the political countries and certainly cultural practices in the case of talent, fishermen haven't posted that. they've had to go furt

these are the hardest days for maureen scalia.ut she really deserves a biography in her own right, she is an american hero with how she writes that family. >> what was the essence of their elation ship, what brought them together? >> one of their daughters stated that marine scalia was as smart as or dare i say even smarter than by dad. she was his intellectual equal and she was a very formidable character. but they agreed on so much, they were both devout catholics. they were looking for the same things out of life. the fact that they had so many children is partly a reflection of the fact that scalia himself was an only child, where there were nine brothers and sisters that could have made children and only his parents did. there was an element of isolation to his existence. he said that he wanted a baseball team. he would joke that there were -- they were just too catholics plain feta kimberlite. -- that a kindred roulette. >> he spent six years and during this. is political conservatism became apparent. tell me about his conse

>> yeah. >> melissa spoke to cnn in 2011 after maureen's body was identified in gilgo beach. >> i can't, a family member of one a these girls that were found. >> kim overstreet's sister was also one of the gilgo four, 27-year-old amber lynn costello was last seen in 2010. >> it's my baby sister, you know? it eats at me every day. it's consuming. >> like her sister, kim worked as a escort, but she believes amber was more vulnerable because of her struggles with addiction. >> at the time she was probably 16 years old, probably up until the day she went she was still fighting it. so she -- you know, she had a -- she had a hard life. she really did. >> cnn took kim to amber's home in west babylon where she was last seen way friends. >> are you okay? >> yeah, it's just -- >> tell me what's going on. >> it's just this is the last place she was, you know? and i have been here so many times with her, and -- i just can't believe the one time i'm not with her, it happens. >> amber's residence was just under 40 miles fropens. >> amber's residence was just under 40 miles from the home of melissa ba

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so maureen is the one who got sick on our vacation and kept me in the hotel room while we were at disney world and watched the great british bake off. so she's the one who i credit for giving me my passion for baking, even though it was just by watching a tv show. she's also the one that in those early episodes i would think about when i was writing my scripts and talking to the camera was this is how i would tell my friend maureen about whatever i was baking that day, what did you learn in the writing of this book and looking at the history? if you had to put it in a sentence or two, what did you learn. to? contradictory things. one is that our tastes have changed wildly in many ways. they've become much more sophisticated. we just have access to so many more ingredients and tastes, and our cuisine is more varied today than any time in the past. on the other hand, we haven't changed that much. our passion for food, our attention to what food means to the cultural significance of having fancy food on the table and being able to take people out to to nice restaurants instead. back then, i

maureen dowd wrote a little about this. joe biden should have reined in hunter when he began living off his dad's position and connections. the president, who lost two kids and nearly lost this one is clearly paralyzed when it comes to hunter. it will be harder for the president to argue that trump is the one with all the legal and ethical albatrosss. >> if they are the two candidates for each political party there is a comparison you could lay out there. maureen dowd a month ago wrote the piece about the granddaughter of president biden, the daughter of hunter biden. things changed after that. >> dana: they recognized the granddaughter. it was maureen dowd's system who is a strong supporter of biden. former president trump has to watch what he says about the charges against him related to the 2020 election and january 6th. the judge says his rights aren't absolute. mark meredith live in d.c. on this and other legal challenges facing trump on the trail. >> good morning to you. former president trump continues to condemn bot

maureen o'connell is here with us, a lot we don't know. maybe we'll get more details in about 20 minutes or so. but this was scary. a lot of people certainly anxious as this was first reported including a lot of parents want to know if their kids are okay. we know a little bit about the assailant, not much. but he did have a presence on x, former twitter. we don't know if he had any rants, manifestos or any of that. is that the first thing that authorities look for? >> well, the first and foremost, the law enforcement response to this was stellar. i don't know if they have -- if a person had their head on a swivel and called or so this person with a weapon. you know, i don't know what happened. whatever happened, the response was swift. it was outstanding. the calm demeanor as you reported on, how these students -- the students in large part will respond to the law enforcement and those in charge. if they see they're all freaked out and running around, then they'll respond in kind. on the continuum of active shooters, this appears to be on

just because of the claimant's in that is maureen's in this area we, we defense a very uh, diverted thing. kind of uh, dropped on that on the other side bank. so in the not be above, that'd be for the day then the low, but in the past where like another subject is that the locals have open killed liquids because they select and live stuff which is the livelihood of many people. here ambrose is building understanding that community level these women used to cedar rapids as enemies. now they work to protect them as leopards, a truck to wherever is. and that means drugs they call themselves to momma's or liquid mom is we have come to understand the cause of each one of the important of it. because now the formation of tree, my, my of me a little foods such as new sources of income. the women's collective mix jewelry and so on has now even built their own sense with the proceeds. this wild lives kids, results center in the middle of the savanna, at what school founded by i'm bruce, led to lie equipped with reading material and by not kayla's. these kids are on the safari today, the bud spotti

that was maureen and run defense. and it was from king's college and learned and thank so much thank you for having me. a hey, cranes, capital kids were an overnight virus of russ themselves. and drones has killed at least 2 people in cranes, military sort of shot down all 28 missiles. and most of the 16 rooms launched at the city. the 3 phone on buildings. officials said it was russia's most powerful aero assault on keeping several months. so we'll account some of the other stories making news around the world today. she likes president is launching a new search for victims of its former dictatorship, marking the international day of the disappeared. more than 1400 people are still missing out for being forcibly disappeared during august to pronounce a roll between 19731990 us authorities. a hurricane and dahlia is the strongest storm to head florida, golf coast, and over a 100 years. and only i'm a landfall as a category 3 storm but has weakened as it has into georgia. wind speeds approach 200 kilometers per hour in

we exports from ukraine seats and we think maureen market for, for form ukraine unfortunately, is not there because making the, the west coast bar. so we like seaports closed is not still possible at this moment . so those markets basically for you, great on what's existing for the to as, as it to be. now the company is relying on a rail route through. so voc yeah for transportation green alliance has purchased an entire fleet of wagons hoping to free itself from expensive freight rates. but in slovakia they have to reload the green onto narrower european wagons. this is time consuming and drives the prices up again. and there are bottlenecks in further transport because we have to come up with the release through the border. wait the using the border then to transferred from one by going through another by means of silas elevators. and then to seek for you, i guess you are being diagnosed because availability is not that competitive as it as if these are the new cream. the port of broadcast in northern germany here, the ukrainian green alliance managers have found a german buyer. wha

it's important to keep in mind that maureen, waves are part of natural climate cycles. however, the absolute magnitude of this repeat wave where we're seeing these temperatures in the ninety's on the part of that magnitude has definitely been caused by global climate change and the excess amount of carbon dioxide in the earth. i'm the spear that causes warmer air. and in turn causes were ocean. so there's very, very strong contests, right? i'm on scientists and experts like myself, that's the only solution in the long term is to really deep harmonize and decrease global initially. right. in the meantime, we'll continue to harbor these pearls and safe locations and improve our efforts to restore rates with climate change in mines. unfortunately, we, we are ro, we've run out of time. i'd love to speak more to about this katie, less than ascii from the florida keys national marine sign for you. thanks for joining us on dw, thank you. problem. now the prominent russian president, alexa university, has urged russia's population to find the courage to stand up to president vl

or that was military analyst, maureen, a mirror and from kings college in london speaking to my colleague. so we'll go. we'll go to canada now with the worst while i'm 5 season on record shows, no signs of easing moving a 1000 blasts as a burning across the country. now some of the largest are in the far north. that's a massive fires closing in on the city of yellowknife authorities. they have ordered over 20000 residents of the city to leave this is what people say says they leave the city of yellow knife. thousands are rushing to escape the approaching flames. while many a racing to get out by car, hundreds are still waiting to be evacuated. authorities are air lifting the most vulnerable, one neighboring provinces, prepare to accommodate many of the displaced. this is a time when communities step up to help others. and we stand by those in need in the stressful and no doubt scary, no. more than a 1000 active fires are burning across canada. more than half of them out of control. it's the worst was fire season on record. northwest preferences are bracing for the situation to worse, and

others have been left castle due to flooding on land slights in the country, central southern regions. maureen is full cost in the coming days. and you crane says it's troops. so then today's strategic village in the south eastern chef or region region, as it's counter offensive continues. defense officials said as soldiers were evacuating civilians from the village of robot seen, but was still under attack from russian forces. now the leaders of the bricks group of nations amazing in johannesburg for the 15th summit, the group included the brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. and makes up over 40 percent of the world's population. china, as president champagne, is expected to push the club to expand some force. the other countries have expressed interest in joining a bricks. plus group. one leader noticed that the summit is russian president vladimir, to, since he's facing an international arrest warrant for war crimes. stemming from his invasion of ukraine, a kind of corresponding diane who is in johanna spot. but following the summit for us, diane, can you tell us what are the mo

logistics and to prepare the crews and the pilots to be able to deliver those points. specially unless maureen, a mirror on from matching scottish london stuffs, the women's world cup and faithful president gentlemen, in fontaine notices, football is well governing body has been vindicated by the event success. speaking at a fee for convention on the women's game in sidney in fontaine or his back of the critics of a told him is expanded colma, spain fight england and a sold out final and australia's biggest city on sunday. and container centers, interest to events has generated, has proven fee for rights of correspondents. all the moody was the fee for conference and gave us his take on infancy and those claims thing thought was right is not exactly a modest statement. but the struggle is of the traditional big cases at this tournament. as well as the successes of the deputies in teams have shown how far women's football has come since the last 12, comp, the gap between the best and the rest is closing. now we await the final on sunday, when a new world champion will be crowned or the movie. u

i asked the w correspondence critics, maureen, in that role be how the news of precautions preserve death was received across the continent a. well, the needs of precautions presumed dead have not had a big impact as yet because they still and such and t as to where that he's dead or not. there's no major african leader who's come out to see the morning, the data because you know, something like that. so it still remains unclear on how he's dead. we actually end up affecting some of these countries. we have buckler group has had its foothold, but some on, at least within the contingency of that the depths or the presumed dead, the because in could actually have a financing effect on the butler groups, operational and here in the continents. now why is it so important to rush up to have troops in africa? so basically, uh, the advertisements between last year and some of the african countries like my the, my gosh, go where the wagner group operates. is that your last? yeah, i change the troops for these particular countries and as a result, this country is the last year in terms of minute r

have been lift cutoff due to flooding and land slides in the countries central southern regions. maureen is full cost in the coming days, the firefighters in northern greece on the battery, and qualify as any of the pulled city of alexandra palace for a 4th day. the flames have already full several villages to evacuate flores. these are trying to contain multiple fires across greece and i've left 2 people did and in football news, spain victories, world cup squad, spent the night celebrating their success with thousands of delighted fans in madrid, spain's victory over england in sunday's final deliver it. a 1st women's world cup to the european nation and they received a you're always welcome in the spanish capital upon their arrival. yet, and number of prophecies surrounding the team before and off to the tournament at richmond, to derail the way for me. and then you also know database sports is with me, a professional pay of herself is paid in several countries including spain. it's really good to have you in the student. it was such a phenomenal tournament, spectacular football on th

the reason this happened was after maureen dad of the new york times put out a column said seven childrendy cared about republicans and what they were saying. >> dana: that was making the democrats uncomfortable and secretary uncomfortable and i can't imagine having to have them on the line. hunter, can i walk this way and by you. what's democrats are coming and politics are sleazy. i'm going to show sometimes that people should do when they're here when you're exactly right and one thing, that was maureen daud's sister. that cyst service connected -- sister is a huge supporter of bind. >> jesse: he's yielding time >> dana: that's great if he has a relationship with this little girl because he seems to feel very invested in the relatirelationships and there wt sad article talking about she know who is her grandfather is and encould your honoring him to be proud and excited he's the president and this idea was that it would be sweet if that works. this idea of referring to hunter and what else are you deferring to hunter on. people will ask as a follow up as ethical question. >> jesse: all

in which she played maureen johnson, a bisexual performance artist. ♪ just remember that i'm your babyerformance then. and now on her latest album and dance project which she calls a love letter to them. how did they inspire this album? >> i have intense feelings about it, because the queer community has really supported me, embraced my creativity. any choices i made artistically through my whole life, to sort of step into the footsteps of these characters, i needed to really understand what it's like to have all this power but not necessarily know who you are until finally you see yourself and you relinquish it into the world and you do great things with it. and it's my friends and my family in the queer community that have really demonstrated that to me through their courage and their living of their lives authentically. >> reporter: she also has the much-anticipated "frozen iii" on the horizon. i would be in a lot of trouble with my three children if i did not talk about "frozen iii" with elsa. where would you like to see her journey go? >> i'd like to see her find true love. >> rep

vacationing in maui are still trying to get back home on wednesday, we spoke with carlos resident, maureen sedrak. she her family landed in maui on tuesday and then found themselves, you know, unknowingly heading right into the line of fire storm as they tried to make their way from the airport to come up. holly, they instead turned around. they've been taking refuge. 25 miles south in why lea? >> we are seeing a lot of ash flying into the air. we went to walk around where the beach just to see how a love cent. there's a lot of ash on the water and sand people at the hotels they're they're all kind of trying to figure out how they're going to make it back home and book flights back home. i mean, i think there's a lot there's a bit of a sense of like panic, i think, with a lot of people's everybody's rushing back to big airports. we spoke to some people that work in the hotels. and have family that live in la hina that lost their homes. and we've just you know, asking them, what can we do to help? is there anything we can do? and they have such sense of community. they telling me that they'

residents vacationing in maui are still trying to get home on wednesday, we spoke with carlos resident, maureen said rack she and her family landed in maui on tuesday and then found themselves unknowingly heading right into the of fire storm tried to make their way from the airport to counter poly. they instead turned around. they have been taking refuge. 25 miles south in wailea. >> people at the hotels they're they're all kind of trying to figure out how they're going to make it back home and book flights back home. we spoke to some people that work in the hotels. and have family that live in la hina that lost their homes. and we've just been, you know, asking them, what can we do to help? is there anything we can do? and they have such sense of community. they telling me that they're going all built. you know, though, come out of the stronger and they all help one another and will work this out together. and they said just you saying that you care means a lot to them. >> if all goes as planned, cedric and her family are scheduled to fly home here to the bay area tomorrow we were we plan cont

the darkness freight is now open to one way maureen traffic from north to south. it is very important that there is no interruption in the trade that connects the black sea it to the agent and the mediterranean. that's why the position of the garden of freight is very strategic and very important not, not only about trade, but also historically the locals in the area are going through a very tough noise because the wind that has expanded the fire through us today still continues despite a slow down, according to the authorities, the wind blow 7 kilometers per hour and around. 15 kilometers of area has been effective by the fire and some of the villages that have been over the evacuated. who wants to say, i know the names, the houses are burning, and some people say that they can not even breeze. and the tip has the district often not color, which is a jason to the city center. a campus of the state university has been evacuated and the state hospital is ready to be evacuated. this is a tough night for everyone else there, as the wind still continues to blow when i

that was maureen and run defense and it was from king's college in london. thank you so much. thank you for having me. are over now to you? grace compton. okay. we're an overnight barge of russian missiles and drones has killed at least 2 people in queens, military send a shot down all 28 missile. most of the 16 rooms launched at the city, the 3 so on the buildings official said it was russia's most powerful aerial assault in keeping several months of war is fueling a wave of domestic violence and ukraine as well. traumatized men returning from the battlefield or those who cannot cope with the economic hardship or taking out their frustrations on their families. nobody is abraham report. 4 days ago, hugo was still living in fear. now she can have breakfast in peace with her children at this women's shelter near to you have to know. yeah. is did they? i'm bruised all over. i have bruises everywhere i had one on my head. my blue eye is gone now. huge me like that. i know that the show it to you, you're tells me her partner was always violent to her. but that things got worse whe

just because of the claimant's and that is maureen's and just said yeah we, we defense a very diverse 13 k. duvall dropped on that on the i was i be so in the not be above, that'd be for the day then the low. but in the past where like another subject is that locals have often killed liquids because they select live stuff, which is the livelihood of many people. here, ambrose is building understanding that community level. these women used to cedar rapids as enemies. now they work to protect them as leopards attracts to wherever it is. and that means drugs they call themselves to momma's or liquid mom is we have come to understand the cause of each one of the important of it. because now the formation of tree, my, my of me a little foods such as new sources of income, the women's collective mix jewelry and soap. and has now even built their own sense with the proceeds. this wild lives kids resort center in the middle of the savannah at what school founded by i'm bruce led to lie equipped with reading material and by not kayla's. these kids are on the safari today, the bud spotting and

so that's maureen diplomatic options of peaceful resolution . oh you said it's done by for the song. i'm tristan neil b to not be heavy. which means at this point and let me ask you credit just quickly. i'm the one about popular support for the crew leaders. do they still have that support that has not the way the branches we have continued to see. you know, for right now, i think just yesterday, police with the specing process getting support. it will not filled out because the announcements are, you know, deployments of to somebody for equal what we saw that could you like us to send me some of the receipt for the stuff. so even up until now, that's how you, you know, they are aware of the, essentially the by the federal sizes for the support for the computer. all right. okay. a correspondence from aka, before you put the lease tonight from nigeria, i'm like it, thank you. or well, will the political instability in poverty in this year push more people to attempt to migrate to europe in recent weeks. boat loads of people from various countries

so that's maureen diplomatic options, a peaceful resolution that you said somebody uh interestingly or you know, be heavy which we at this point in the past week we did just quickly i'm the one about popular support for the crew leaders. um uh, do they still have that support that has the address we have continued to see, you know, for right now, i think just yesterday police with the specing process of getting support. it will not filled out because the announcements are, you know, deployments or to somebody for equal what we saw that could you like us little something to do with all of the receipt was this stuff. so even up until now that has to be you know, they are aware of the essential is the spice, any federal defense of well the so called for the computer. all right. ok. a correspondence for you with the leaves tonight from nigeria unlock it. thank you. are all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. a list of criminal charges against donald trump has appeared on the fulton county website to the us state of georgia. bu

drones, reminding that it leads an almost divides that they are at war of his military analysts, maureen, him a run on why russia, despite its military mind, is unable to defend itself. from the strong strikes it is difficult because the drones keep evolving, for instance, according to some accounts to drench used in this attack are made of cardboard and rubber band. and so a swarm of drones was used to attack the air field, which means that the drones have um, the difference for most signature and therefore cannot be detected by rate, or is there also a good for using them in contested electromagnetic environments. so these cardboard drains were surrounding drones, caring explosives, so this shows that they ukrainians are quite in all. but if they know that the russians have air defense systems which are difficult to bypass and they're trying to invent ways of how to make their attacks effective as military analysts. marina moran now in ukraine itself, 6 service men have been killed in an accident involving 2 helicopters, media reports say the collision occurred near the front line and

when oil tanks will be stopped in the tracts until spring a little earlier, we asked to maureen, them you're wrong from king's college london, how the ukrainian counter offensive is going they um, it is going very slowly and certainly it's not as it has been expected because of all the difficulties, those are ukranian armed forces are facing. now they have managed to take and infringe themselves in the village offices are trying, which is important. they're in a tactical sense and it remains to be seen whether they can develop that success and push south to toward c o c. so that, that would be the, the idea kind of to cut the russian forces in, into however, we're also seeing some limited successes, another direction such as the wrong box moved. but we're also seeing a lot of activity in, in the black sea where the ukrainian drove and so challenging the black sea fleet. so there are small successes in different locations. but overall, the progress is not as fast as desire is given a number of factors such as the lack of air power. and the good defense is that the russians manage to bu

yeah, just because of the claimant's and that is maureen's and just said yeah we, we the 5th, a very diverse did think i dropped on the on the i was i bank. so in the not be above, that'd be for die, then the low. but in the past where like, another threat is that locals have open killed liquids because they select and live stop, which is the livelihood of many people here. a, i'm bruce's building understanding that's community level. these women used to cedar rapids as enemies. now they work to protect them. as leopards attracts to wherever is. and that means drugs they call themselves to moments or liquid mom is we have come to understand the close of each one and then put them over it. because now the formation of 3, my, my, us, me a little foods such as new sources of income. the women's collective mix jewelry and so on has now even built their own sense with the proceeds. this wild live kids results center in the middle of the savannah. what school founded by i'm bruce led to lie equipped with reading material and by not kayla's. these kids are on the safari today, the bud spott

that it is not using any western provided equipment in russian or over russian territory that was maureen and run defense. and it was from king's college and linda and thank so much thank you for having me to so have a look now at some of the other stories making is around the world today. taylor's president is launching a new search for victims of its former dictatorship marketing. the international day of the disappeared more than 1400 people are still missing. after being forcibly disappeared during uncles to obtain a child's roll between 19731990 south korea. and japan say north korea as find a ballistic missile into the sea. the launch follows us of the south korean joint military drills. and the regent north korea's ballistic missiles are banned by the un security council, which has imposed stations on the machine police the 9 jerry i have arrested more than 60 people at the same sex. wedding officials are searching for others who fled with sexuality as a legal and 9 diarrhea and people convicted can face up to 14 years in prison. accord in pakistan has extended the detention of for

when 8 cups sized a strong we use, we've top a stone, flipping the boat over fishing man and maureen, police rescued 8 people and retrieved plenty. both these 5 people are still missing . present to me on. yeah. we came to the lake at 5 in the morning. there were too many of us on the boat, though is also cargo. the weather was not good, very soon. water started seeping into the boat is getting people started screaming . everyone was trying to survive. the boat capsized. can you? people leading around lake victoria, depend on boats to move around, visit family entries. many say both johnny's are often dangerous, but they have no choice. accidents are coming to meet on most of the boat, so old and overloaded with people and cargo owners do what they want because they want to make money. relatives prepared to buy already that, that in the latest in a series of accidents that have play 2 guns and passages, they have no choice. i do hope that this time that government will take action to improve conditions and protect them. katherine saw you all just hear. russia has a tax of voc lee ukra

at the time it only lasted 5 days and these days you know, you know, more than when you're ready, maureen, it, but it's the same scenario. it's data uh they installed the president's task. a fee was he wasn't education's probably in the west, i think in the us. he a somehow, did a lawyer has a lawyer degree. i think he was married to this lady. okay, that's a different story, but soleski it's, it's the same idea. he is uh, installed by the us. they, you know, they came up like they did with as ask of cd and not. yeah, i think maybe so let's get going the same box assess because feeling good and maybe you will be moved to indiana or maybe in jail. we don't know, of course, but i mean this the same scenario us is doing this all the time. everywhere, and every country that wants to color revolution or co data, the rush is 1st major landfill for ration in a foreign country this century. and capitalize the investigating pensions, the moscow. i am the western powers dba analysis for this issue and more visit our website. odyssey dot com, the boss and present right inputs in has assigned a decre

how's that process of the plan with maureen laboratory? thank you so much for all that and for your time. of course. yes, thank you very much. it is a make or break moment for the government of colombia as 1st left us presidents because double pedro ran on a promise to end the civil war that has tormented the country since the 19 sixty's . now a temporary cease fire between the government and the last remaining major gorilla rubia lambs, the national liberation army has just come into effect. similar truth is, have proven while entitled in the past, but colombians are daring to be cautiously optimistic. was his fire as part of a push for what the president calls total peace, the mobilization of all of columbia's armed actors that includes guerrillas, paramilitary groups, gangs, and drug matthews. the see as far as that's the last 6 months with the possibility of being a permanent, nearly half of 2016 colombia is government signed a piece deal with the left. as far as through, it has only been partially implemented as we want to take a clos

d dissertation was i'm trying to but extinct maureen, offer pucks witness. now to become a full professor. i'm working on a paper that's also one ancient offer. pods, immune system, oregon. so these are the kinds of species i've written about. okay, so uh, yeah, so that's my style. i guess the year at the amber museum, including grad, they have one of the world's largest collections of the precious stones. you do not creep on us is indeed exhibition curator here. and i bet sheets some stores to tell the email. thanks for taking the time to meet us here. um this is such a beautiful collection. i wanna ask, what has amber meant to teacher managing throughout the years? so she origin by chicago across the there's a lot to take in here because amber has great significance for me just came, we don't know exactly why it was considered magical, 4000 years ago. and that's what it seems that was magical. is that where we're at the beginning of the 80 period, the amber trade was making, it was connected with the romans who considered amber to be a magical stone becaus

earlier, my colleague, maureen acosta river, spoke with independent duster list, sonya funding and a who believes western government c. o journalist working in the past, including its own citizens, was extreme to people like me or other during the list who are now in the, in the don't boss who were in the don't boss. and that's where i met him and that he has, you know, they don't acknowledge they say we are somehow terrorist or whatever because we were in the don't boss. and they have a certain agenda. and this agenda is going on for a long time already. and old people who were reporting from the don't boss are now on the started list and the west is not acknowledging anything. eastern european citizens like me or others. if you're a journalist, if you are a political addition, you are somehow targeted and that's maybe by sanctions, but they put you on the blacklist the closest guy to be longer ensure the closure bank account isn't social security. uh, you know, numbers like with me. so, i mean, this is what is going on and we are apparently, according to them, we are somehow the en