belarusians have a skin term for holiness associated with harvesting and plowing honey for the winter save mckayf collecting saved honey and macum, holy-apple apple rouge grapes and 6 double today , doctors who came to bread and nuts and kerotuals knitted our rods with the third savior, natalya borodelovskaya. they are according to the specific part and the first lesson here is yak-remat serp to stretch a wheat village from giving birth to spikelets. interestingly, yes, this is a very ritual that our ancestors performed. it was their life, everyday life, real life. and now the collective of this is restoring these rituals. and it's very interesting to watch. we don’t know anything about this, so i’m very pleased that the youth are interested in this, that our traditions do not die, that they continue to live , and i think that there will be a children’s group there , that is, children also accept this participation and children. eh, they will probably pass on these traditions of ours to their children. that is, our culture will not die with a bell, the museum has been assembled. empty snoop eigh

much more recently than i became a grad student in planning to read this -- and planning name that mckay who in the 1920s and 30s put out all these interesting ideas aboutut the shape of metropolitan metropolitan america and how it could fit into the natural systems around it and then i learned this same person who was doing all this urban thinking was the one who invented the ap and that seemed like something worth digging into a bit more. those were the two starting points. >> so let's build off that a bit more in terms of the environment which is something you taught it as a student at michigan but also the idea of nature and its construct and you suggested in your comment seems to be one of the things you are most dialed into. you call the book about a free weather than the history right there on b the cover but in fact there is another storyline that seems to be about that. how do we think about nature and what is our relationship to it? >> absolutely. the appalachian trail like so many environments is a combination of the built in the naturalhe and with the interplay between those

it is keep in mind that supporting trump came with costs never associated with supporting bush, mckay, or romney. trump supporters lost friendships. brothers and sister stop talking to each other. there are parents whose children disown them. grandparents who whose grandchildren will speak to them. every republican has these stories, or knows republicans about the stories. attacking trump was effectively telling people who made real sacrifices they were stupid for doing so because trump was just a poser. how much do you think that psychology is part of what keeps this going in the republican primary electorate? >> i think it's an enormous part of it. i think that when your ostracized for your views, you can become radicalized. i think that's what happened to a lot of the trump supporters, who weren't just affair whether he's the nominee of support am i don't really like him, those are the voters who are potentially up for grabs in the general electorate. i'm talking about for the base republican voters who joined initially with him in 2016, stood by him, and were willing to make sacri

>> we do focus primarily on san francisco, but we are willing to mckay sections here and there when anvent is really special. julian: we have some of those on the list this week. let's talk about this week's guide, which include everything from events in san francisco outside of san francisco. what are some of them? >> my favorite is the dog surfing event in pacifica. it sound exactly what it -- it is exactly what it sounds like. dogs that have been trained to serve. -- to surf. julian: we have some video we are showing here, it is a really cute event. look at this one, taking on these monster waves. it is so cute to look at. we know there are also two big san francisco events you are highlighting, a street fair in japan town and jerry day, tell us about those. >> the street fair happening in japan town is an annual street fair that is a celebration of aapi culture, there's going to be lots of stuff going on, two stages, live music, food, origami folding demonstrations, it's going to be deligl.jerry dl event at the jerry garcia amphitheater. it is a celebration of the late jerry garcia

i don't think we sign a claude mckay book already, a harlem renaissance writer of great. i don't think we've signed a paul laurence dunbar book yet, but we need to. he's really the first great modern black poet, although he lived a very short life. how do you match topics with authors. well, partly that comes from the author telling us what they want to do. their author just coming forward and saying, i would to write about so-and-so. and we say, all right, do a proposal on that. and then sometimes say, can you tweak that proposal and maybe take it a little bit? not direction or where are you finding the evidence on this in the material and on? but sometimes we sit around and we have our zoom meetings and we just kind of dream up topics and then skip or jackie or, or i come up with, well, you know, who might write that or? you know, who might write that? and also, now the press is the series is now more and more widely. the press actually gets proposed and submitted directly to them, to the editors at press. so in other words, ideas for the series can come in through the

rebecca mckay, she has a follow-up to her book, the great believer. i am a true crime person. i moved on fairytales to true crime. this one really gets charging in. if you like true crime -- it is fictionalized, but you can get a sense of her, too. that is on the book stand, too. peter: this is on your book stand, and what else? dr. hayden: well, i have got rk russells book, too. after hearing him speak, i really want to read that one. then, there is another book, afro chique. beautiful houses and homes of people of color. jason reynolds, who is the youth ambassador for the library of congress and author, his home is featured on the cover. that is one -- it is a dream book. peter: what is the dewey decimal system, and do you still use it today in libraries? dr. hayden: many do. usually, elementary and high schools use it. it is a simplified way to classify your fairytales or fiction or nonfiction. the library of congress classification system is much more involved. the library of congress manages the dewey decimal system, as well. that is just a way to make sure you are thinki

>> guest: the only real -- mckay was a democrat i voted for jimmy carter.d was a terrific president and terrific man. so celestine for a democratic president that is what i was raised. and i believed the republican were for the big guy and democrats are for the little guy. one sentence that shows youe yu do not even need five minutes you can change a person's mind with one sentence the ronald reagan line government is the problem not the solution and i realize of course that is it. this country was founded to have small government. because i had studied communism that was my field of study at columbia university i learnt russia, went to communist countries regularly. they of course were the genocidal -- make the genocides of the 20th century 100 million civilians. and then i realized they were all done by big government. all of them. you cannot have cores without big government the only exception would be the hutu massacres in rwanda. everything else necessitated big government. so that was a conversion. but the first one was when i was in high school and i

>> reporter: i took a spin in their cockpit simulator with chief pilot dave mckay >> i'm going to pitchbing and there's planet earth above us now wow. even in this simulator, earth just seems like a miracle. >> it is it's a very, very beautiful thing. >> reporter: all this, part of british billionaire sir richard branson's quest to make space travel accessible to eveveryone. more than 800 people on the wait list f for a seat wiwith current ticket prices at $450,000. >> ah! >> reporter:r: though keysha an ana scored their tickets via a lotterery. >> hopefefully thihis will inspe otheher people as well >> take your dreams back out conquer your fears and go get them >> and our thank "top story." stay right there, more news on the way. ews on the way. >>> paradise i

that russia is a gas station, the owner, which has nuclear weapons, is he, as i understand it, the mckayhe deceased is also trying to paraphrase an economic dwarf. i would like to remind the idiot barel enemy of the russian people is not putin barrel enemy of the slavs barel enemy of the russian people. i want it to be written on his coffin like this, here lie the enemy of the slavs, the enemy of the russian people, the enemy of humanity, satanic, labor, petty wanderer. that would be absolutely the exact definition of this does not drive, who allegedly holds the post of quasi-sta, ministers, foreign affairs of the european union behaves like the minister of war, his personal fault is the death of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians, because madmen like him did everything possible so that an agreement was not concluded in istanbul. and the war has already acquired in a straight line. the color would be a clash between nato and russia where the ukrainian soldiers who support the destruction of orthodoxy in ukraine come as a consumable material. the barrel is a representative of the colonia

course the century saint drove the water beast from the shores of loch ness, and 90 years ago aldie mckay provoked the global messi phenomenon, and as i said in 2020 , the sonar captured an object the size of a transit van. so, over the centuries , things have happened to loch ness we can't explain, the news editor is working on the final issue, so i'm telling you see you at 20:00 and now right after the commercials, meet avatar espresso mykola september and what do you think about lacalut fix reliably fixes me, my dentist advised me, and food particles do not get under the prosthesis and the price is good, the right choice for my pension , a new cream for extra-strong fixation of dentures and healthy gums hemorrhoids just drink water flbudia 600 i'm back i missed kombispasm the force that tames your fight i discounts on pills citramon darnytsia 10% in pharmacies traveller, bam and save so that ukrainians don't think about so that they don't talk in the first place it's still war war and our victory is only on espresso from monday to monday completely different spheres of human activity s

if the roles were reversed mckay had done with _ if the roles were reversed mckay had done with him from would be similar for stub that is where america is right now and frankly— that is where america is right now and frankly have got to get beyond this next _ and frankly have got to get beyond this next presidential election and do what _ this next presidential election and do what we can to move america back to the _ do what we can to move america back to the middle, move america back to where governing was seen as a good thln- where governing was seen as a good thing rather— where governing was seen as a good thing rather than a bad thing. but unfortunately when you have, which is likety— unfortunately when you have, which is likely to _ unfortunately when you have, which is likely to be the same two candidates who ran against each other— candidates who ran against each other for— candidates who ran against each other for years ago, candidates who ran against each otherforyears ago, running candidates who ran against each other for years ago, running again as the _ other for years ago

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last season 's runners—up might have lost the power of surprise. 0nly mckay 0saka saw that coming.fallen 10 made the entering interesting. arsenal would suffer no further complications, they started late but remain on schedule. patrick gearey, bbc news. so arsenal off the mark 7 as are brighton 7 who opened their season with a convincing a71 win over premier league newcomers luton town. the goals coming from four different scorers today at the amex... solly march got them on their way. evan ferguson with a stoppage time fourth for brighton... carlton morris scored a consolation for luton, on their return to the top flight after 31 years. but a taste of things to come perhaps for them. and crystal palace, without wilfried zaha this season, spoiled sheffield united's return to the premier league. 0dsonne eduoard with the only goal of the game, just after half time. it's palace manager roy hodgson�*s 41st season as a manager 7 and the best possible start for him. in the day's other games 7 wins also for fulham, who won i70 against everton, their manager marco silva with victory over h

as i was getting near the end of the research in 2010 i asked -- mckay traveled around the world to watch the scientists who work on this subject in the field. to crawl into the caves in southern china with them where they were trapping bats to look for dangerous viruses include the original sars virus in 2003. to the congo forest where they were tranquilized starting guerrillas to look for antibiotic is common to a bully because a bullet kills guerrillas and sometimes kills them as well as humans. lots of interesting places rooftops in bangladesh trapping bats in the middle of the night and other things. i got to know a lot of people who are experts in the world on this stuff. toward the end of the research i asked some of them some of the wives, is there a another pandemic coming? and will it be a big one? and if so what is it likely to look like? the consensus of what they told me in 2010 -- 2011, which i put into the book channeling their voices was yes there is a pandemic coming. we cannot say exactly when. what could be soon or soon -ish. yes, it will be caused by a virus. yes, that

i mentioned -- mckay had a book party recently and i mention this i will just reiterate it, as reporters a journalist especially when you're doing this sort of w work we often met people at the worst moments of their lives. it is our duty to persuade them to let us in. an billy'sre parents they did lt me in and i will always be grateful to them. they needed help. they did not hold anything back. they gave me all kinds of material. all sorts of time. i got to know them very well. now the publication of the book for them, you have to imagine it's very, very difficult. very difficult. it causes them, as the article did a couple years ago it causes them to relive the event. but -- we became very close. >> thank you. >> i think that's probably all of the questions wee have. note we have one more. latebreaking question. >> so the question is you tell them you are not against the fbi but because you work so much you wrote so much about them, did you feel some of the representatives were not so happy about you writing this t book? >> that knocked on the door in the middle the night. [laughter] >

congressman mike mccaul ripped the readministration for the naÏve $6 billion iran prisoner swap for mckayuld get them home more than anybody we have to go in eyes wide open expelling in dollars to go into iran and prop up the proxy war terror operations and their nuclear bomb aspirations. stuart: kt mcfarland coming up on the show i believe she shares his opinion. she's fired up about the prisoner swap. greg steube has introduced articles of impeachment against president. i'll ask congressman if the appointment of david weiss insulates the biden family. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. when i started golo, i expected to plateau like i had

it's like the disappearing jeff mckay.whopper. but it isn't! not according to this case. mr; junior whopper. but it isn't! not according to this case.— according to this case. my only ruestion according to this case. my only question is _ according to this case. my only question is why _ according to this case. my only question is why has _ according to this case. my only question is why has it - according to this case. my only question is why has it taken i according to this case. my only question is why has it taken so j question is why has it taken so long? my whole life going into fast food joints, looking at these pictures of these amazing burgers, these massive things, all these fabulous salads and juicy things of meat. and then arrives in your hand. that's definitely not restricted just to burger king. that is quite a broad experience. i'm glad that somebody is finally taking this seriously. i don't want to prejudge the case, but it doesn't look like they really have a leg to stand on. that will be decision for a ju

i did a panel this weekend at -- the book festival, and i met geraldine brooks, rebecca mckay, jacob and we were talking about the impact on rioters. but you could pick anybody like the impact on, lawyers on doctors, and what's interesting about this is the impact on white collar workers more than anybody else with the a. i. revolution. because it's about words and text or knowledge. and so they are becoming panicked. well they didn't mind when mechanized firming went into place and they got four dollar strawberries. they don't mind when amazon prime delivered for free and automated warehouses. but now that it is coming for them, they are very concerned about the situation. it is what it is. >> what is your feeling about a? i >> i'm worried about some of the more problematic things, like killer robots and things like that. i think there should be a global initiative around what we can to do just like we do with nuclear weapons, like we do with cloning and things like that, for one. coming up, the u.s. economy is running on none other than girl power, and it is all thanks to these thr

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reporter: to find out what to expect, i took a spin in the cockpit simulator, with chief pilot david mckay>> reporter: and there's planet earth above us now, wow. even if this simulator, earth just seems like a miracle. >> yeah, it is, it's a very beautiful thing. >> reporter: all of this, part of british billionaire sir richard branson's quest to make space travel to everyone. 800 people on a wait list with ticket prices at $450,000. >> reporter: those keisha and anna scored their spots for free, getting the news from sir richard branson himself. >> you're going to space. >> hopefully this will inspire other people as well. take your dreams back out, conquer your fears and go get them. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> you got to love that. we've got a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, brand new video showing the riverside brawl in alabama. helping police stitch together their case. the fallout from that viral act of violence. >>> plus, president biden is set to speak in new mexico less than an hour from now. but be

mckay. >> and then we're also and we're going to talk more about this in the 10 o'clock hour. but what is this about that president biden identifying, i guess, certain drugs that they start negotiating the price for a try and bring it down. i guess is th-t just for medicare it is okay. it is. >> it's 10 drugs and that's going to be updated. and every few years in this case trying to do the inflation reduction act. one of his key pieces of legislation last year and ultimately means you and i when we hit senior citizenship are are diabetes to drugs or cardiovascular drugs will be in the theory, cheaper pfizer, merck, lilly are suing the united states government saying, you know, this is illegal. so it's it's far from over. i think it's moving in the right direction. and americans do pay the highest per capita for our drugs. and we're basically subsidizing the rest the world for getting cheaper drugs, which has pros and cons. i get it. i get but it's out there of i think the craziest story of the day was insurance is up 20% year-over-year home insurance and 12% of americans don't

we do know when it came to job conservation -- mckay will say with the job conservation corps was there enjoyed goingno through. we haven't got there. we know there are stories there. and for us we just want to tell the full story. if we had enough information on that point, within the park we will. the last part of that is did the sleep schedules look different for the cherokee? we've only run across the census records of slave schedules made by the united states government. we are unaware of any particular cherokee for the schedule. and i have never seen records to it. is there documents out there as far as some kind of documents the actual cherokee enslavers kept? maybe so. we have not dug deep enough to look into it yet. >> that makes sense you are focusing more on the information and you have a large scope of time. land again a lot of times peope at is hard to -- it's almost like a degeneration or things change with children now. as a generation of parents who did not see children print what i mean by that is children talked or things like that they did not hear them out. i now par

cnn senior law enforcement analysts aaron, mckay also sarah flak, and former federal prosecutor jessica roth. let's start with the obvious here. it's a big deal for mark meadows to testify under oath this early in a process. how big of a deal? >> a huge deal, john. a huge deal. it's potentially very dangerous. he is a defendant and a criminal matter. he has not had the benefit of seeing the government's case. in his course of his experience as a defendant, he will get to see through discovery the governments evidence and any other statements they have of him. they might try to use against. it he has not seen that stuff yet. he has been under oath and on the stand making statements that will undoubtedly be for him again. if he decides to take the stand in his own defense in the criminal matter. it is very risky for him. it shows you how intent he is on trying to get this case out of state court. >> so, jessica, pick up on. that very risky. but to mark meadows and's attorney, who is very experienced, they think it's worth, it why? >> worth it because he has actually a burden to carry in t

i took a spin in their cockpit simulator with chief pilot dave mckay. >> i'm going to pitch it up intoplanet earth above us now. wow! >> yes, it i is. >> reporter: even in this simulator, e earth just seems le a miracle. >> yes, it is. it is a very, very beautiful thing. >> repororter: all this part of sir richarard branson's s quest make space travel accessible to everyone. more than 800 people w waiting r a a seat with ticket prices at morere than $430,0,000. they score the their spots for free by winning a lottery, getting the news by sir richard branson himself. >> you're going to space! >> hopefully this will inspire other people as well. take your dreams back out and go get them. >> reporter: i mean, imagine winning that sweepstakes. again, all of this a part of that dream of getting as many people up into space as possible. we will start seeing that in a big way here in new mexico. after this launch, they are talking about doing monthly launches, then weekly launches a little bit down the road. meanwhile, tomorrow that launch is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. new mexico time and 11:00

hour, whether it is businesses, mortgage holders, renters, so is a great rise good for you because mckay on money markets rather than making things that people want and can afford to buy. we need to dramatically change our focus, stop trying to make a quick, easy but, leaving us beholden to the greedy banks and stockholders. that is what gaz says. we have a pub landlord who has got in touch, mark says, is a pub landlord of 15 years, the economic climate is nothing i have experienced before, customers do not have any extra money to spend, so they don't come and visit the pub any more. we are open daily, ready for anyone to walk through the door. we have already let three staff go, so the burden are now operating a pub. the shoulders of the few we have, which does little for morale. you see pubs around the country who are choosing not to open, choosing not to open on certain hours, seven days, restaurants as well because of the situation. it is the energy bills, mark goes on to say, that we have had to pay since last year, that will ultimately destroy us. the declining customers has been e

john mckay yes, because then there was an election, and he was losing in all respects to obama then, republican party they decided to win the presidential election. having provoked some such military actions with the participation of russia ah, and by the way, uh , what andrey was talking about here, that all the phones in washington were silent, when the events began, there really was a hail of calls from moscow although it was 23:00 in moscow, and 15 in washington :00 the middle of the working day, all the phones in washington were silent, so, uh, what they planned, so the war, by the way, was supposed to take place back in july, it was appointed by the american, so, but on the eve of this we announced. uh, large-scale military exercises and right one day before the start of the speech, like our intelligence. e gave information, our planes flew around the advanced positions of the georgian army and flares. we have outlined the points where rocket bombs will be delivered. after that, saakashvili gathered the security council of georgia and all the generals to declare no war. we can'

that russia is a gas station, the owner, which has nuclear weapons, is he, as i understand it, the mckayse an economic dwarf. i would like to remind the idiot barrel enemy of the russian people is not putin barrel enemy of the slavs barrel enemy of the russian people. i want him to have it written on his coffin like this: here lies the enemy of the slavs, the enemy of the russian people , the enemy of humanity, satanic labor, the petty wanderer. that would be absolutely the exact definition of this scoundrel, who is allegedly occupied. the post of quasi ministers of foreign affairs of the european union behaves like the minister of war, his personal fault in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians. 'cause madmen like him did their best so that an agreement is not concluded in istanbul. and the war has already acquired in a straight line. the color would be a clash between nato and russia, where the ukrainian soldiers are a consumable barrel, which supports the destruction of orthodoxy in ukraine . that's who the world's evil for centuries could bear. the crown of world evil, bu

melvin mckay. he's kind of helping put some of this together, leading the charge here.appreciate you to talk with us this morning. i see a big truck and container full of lots of different supplies here. you guys have had this drive going for about two days now. what's it been like? this has been great. the communities came out in far more. many people we thought they would to donate their goods , their clothes, their fruits to the people of maui. one of the things that we look forward to is helping everyone in a disaster. as you stated, this has been fantastic for the people that are donating and we're looking forward for more people coming out today to assist with what we're doing. and this will be here until friday. okay and hoping this 40 foot container gets filled to the brim, 40 foot container, that's that's a lot of room for a lot of stuff here. yes, it is. what all have you collected so far? what more do you need? we have a baby formula. we have clothes. we had food. we have kitchen utensils, sandals, female accessories. the majority of the things that they need

rebecca mckay, she has a follow-up to her book, the great believer. i am a true crime person.oved on fairytales to true crime. this one really gets charging in. if you like true crime -- it is fictionalized, but you can get a sense of her, too. that is on the book stand, too. peter: this is on your book stand, and what else? dr. hayden: well, i have got rk russells book, too. after hearing him speak, i really want to read that one. then, there is another book, afro chique. beautiful houses and homes of people of color. jason reynolds, who is the youth ambassador for the library of congress and author, his home is featured on the cover. that is one -- it is a dream book. peter: what is the dewey decimal system, and do you still use it today in libraries? dr. hayden: many do. usually, elementary and high schools use it. it is a simplified way to classify your fairytales or fiction or nonfiction. the library of congress classification system is much more involved. the library of congress manages the dewey decimal system, as well. that is just a way to make sure you are thinking a

of scots mythology, a 1500 year old legend given new life in 1933 after a fateful sighting by andy mckaytel is now home to the loch ness centre , a base camp to this ness centre, a base camp to this weekend's quest and a time capsule preserving a century of loch ness exploration marketing executive amy todd talks up this exciting new chapter in the hunt for nessie . for nessie. >> the quest weekend is a massive , big deal because we've massive, big deal because we've got the quest that's happening, which is the biggest surface water loch in over 50 water of the loch in over 50 years. then nessie hunter cruises that going out with cruises that are going out with ali alan and a member from ali and alan and a member from the original loch ness investigation bureau . we're investigation bureau. we're going to like sort of uncover the secrets s of loch ness . the secrets s of loch ness. >> the centre is supporting the quest weekend, organised by loch ness exploration lead. alan mckenna hydro phones will be lowered into the murky depths to sense acoustic signals from nessie, and drones will ca