because meadows didn't to testify.hat judge ordered meadows to testify before the special counsel's grand jury in the january 6th investigation. we don't know what that testimony might have been, we don't know the scope of his cooperation might look like, or if he's cooperating at all. but meadows is enormously consequential as a witness to trump's attempted coup. he's the guy. if the ex presidents white house chief of staff did flip, that would be just about the worst possible news for donald trump. you may recall that meadows did initially cooperate with the january six committee, in fact, before turning heel and refusing to continue to comply with his subpoena, but nevertheless, nearly all of the indelible moments revealed by the committee involve meadows in some way. for instance, all those remarkable text messages revealed by the committee, they came for meadows, for instance, the one where ginni thomas, the weight of supreme court justice clarence thomas, just casually sends a text to meadows, appearing to pass a

but what about mark meadows? meadows was with trump in the oval office during the attack.e was involved in the fake electors plot. he was in communication with state lawmakers about efforts to overturn the election. he even reportedly burned documents in a white house fireplace. we know that mr. meadows complied with the justice department's subpoena last year for documents and turned over the same text messages that he provided to the january 6th committee, but he was subpoenaed again for his testimony earlier this year. and a federal judge later ordered that mr. meadows comply with that subpoena. whether or not he has actually testified is anyone's guess, but the lack of information here has led to speculation about whether meadows is a criminal target of this probe or whether he may be cooperating. one thing we do know is that trump's save america leadership pack gave a non-profit run by mark meadows, it gave it $11 million in 2021 which is a tidy little sum, and that same trump pack paid nearly $900,000 to maguire woods, which is the law firm representing mark meadows

so there's a lot of speculation about whether mark meadows is cooperating.teresting to see him trying to plolitically stay relevant while also maneuvering with these legal investigations. >> such amazing reporting, particularly for those of us who coffered mark meadows, the freedom caucus chair, not mark meadows, the white house chief of staff. that was the gauy who made john boehner's life a living hell. such a different message when he was the chief of staff because donald trump was not afraid to spend a lot of money. like a lot of it. so i think you're right to be looking at and questioning whether or not his separation from donald trump on the fiscal matters might be an indicator about whether he's separating on legal matters. >> if meadows has an audience, whether it's five or 10 or 20 or 40, members saying here's where you should hold the line. the white house has to cut. they put a freeze on the table and thought if we do a freeze, maybe we give a little bit of the work. the question is can.com county cut it or what happens if he doesn't. this is ralp

meadows is cooperating with the special counsel's probe, or if meadows himself is a target of the investigationfendants aligned with trump who have been more open, according to several sources familiar with the trump aligned legal teams. in particular, they point to a 900,000 dollar payment trumps save america political action committee paid to the firm representing meadows, mcguire woods, at the end of last year. we've all heard the same rumors, one trump advisor told cnn, no one really knows what he's doing though. joining us now, dan horowitz, a former manhattan district attorney. where he prosecuted white collar crimes, like tax fraud, securities fraud. dan, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to get that final point about mark meadows, which is, how do you know, if you are subject of a criminal investigation, and one of your compatriots has become a cooperating witness, when do you usually find that out and how do you find that out? >> well, usually, you're talking to the lawyers, the lawyers are talking to each other. one telltale sign is, when you don't get a return phone

we knew her like a prize in an art lottery meadow grass.f glasses already in glasses, in fact, any smoting and engraving of meadow herbs, who got it? i don't know. the only thing left for me from this job. i bought two bicycles for the fee from this work. in terms of complexity , there are two directions. this one decorating colored glass with different decoration methods, and the second is cutting and engraving decoration and so on. that is, either hot manufacturing or already cold manufacturing. well, as for the hot - it's a different kind, a venetian thread. neman thread. here is what you can hot wind, wind, scratch, stretch on glass and get for color or textured. and speaking of very difficult work, deep matte engraving with the help of engraving wheels. that is not what you see on the glasses already fishermen, diamond face, polished, and this is a relief pattern carved in glass. this is, uh, very difficult, because here you have to be a very good artist to draw beautifully and feel and be parallel to the microscope. here's what's here

so in his book, mark meadows, who was not in the meeting, that there were two people working on meadowsok in this meeting, meadows writes about what trump was recalling in this meeting. trump recalled a four-page report typed up by mark milley himself. it contained the general's own plan to attack iran, deploying massive number of troops. the justice department is looking into what happened around that document itself, this document with mark milley. that may be the classified document they're trying to trace as well as what happened in this meeting as donald trump is acknowledging he hadn't declassified and he couldn't. >> in the world according to trump, this is a document from milley that shows that milley was the one that wanted to attack iran, not him, and that disproves a claim that was made in the susan glasser article. >> or at least a plan from the pentagon on this is how you would go about attacking iran. i want to bring in former federal prosecutor laura coates and elie honig, a former u.s. district attorney. >> excellent reportings on this matter. it's the question everyone

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in general, the mari are divided into two main groups , the meadow ones, those that live on the leftlga, and the mountain ones, those that live on the right, and both of them, in addition to the russian language, speak their own dialect of the mari language. now let's find out what language the local modern punks sing. guys, but it’s really cool, incendiary loud, and a lot of things are so deliberately there, tell me, what language do we all speak in our work, the language of the people of mary on lugovoe or mountain and mountain, and here, for example, ulyana is half gornaya on reika half meadow guy who decided to meet a girl decided to marry her and goes to her hotel. mother honest, we all the time played some kind of music we liked, the characteristic features of the mari people, in general manner of communication to us and everything. it was in our life. here we once wrote some kind of work, then another one and it turned out that it was the youth who began to like the folk instrument. yes, and motives. there, too, in ulyanov's melody. what instrument do you play now on the elect

from our reporting, we also don't know what is going on with mark meadows.have spoken with everyone. so that's the big outstanding question right now, if he's cooperating and if and when he'll go before the grand jury. >> paula, jennifer, thank you. >>> a busy afternoon here as the u.s. gets closer to a possible default. some democrats are starting to blame their own party for a debt limit deal not having been done. plus, the passing of legendary singer and entertainer tina turner. new reactions coming in, and what led a florida school district to request access from a poem who spoke at joe biden's inauguration. we'll get into all that. ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. . ♪ ♪ we'll b build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old w way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ i'm off to america's best i heard what you said about not overpaying for glasses. two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95? the ex

we passed it as a prize in the art lottery grass meadow.f glasses already in glasses of dishes, any mounting and engraving of meadow herbs, who got it? i don't know. the only thing left for me from this job. i bought two bicycles for the fee from this work. by there are two areas of labor intensity. this is one stained glass decoration using different decoration methods. and the second is uh decoration, uh cutting and engraving and so on. that is, either hot manufacturing and or already cold manufacturing. well, as for the hot - it's a different kind, a venetian thread. neman thread. here is something that can be hot wound, wound, scratched , stretched onto the glazing and get a colored or textured decor. and speaking also very difficult work, deep matte engraving with engraving wheels. that is, not what you see on the glasses of already fishermen, a diamond face, polished, but this is a relief pattern carved in glass. this is, uh, very difficult, because here you have to be a very good artist to draw beautifully and feel and be parallel to

did meadows or anybody do thing about it? other than you trying to protect her, it was just -- it was what it was? >> not that i'm aware of. i took it to the highest absolute level that i could. and from there i don't know where it went. >> all right. well, stephanie, i appreciate it. i always appreciate talking to you. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> and, next, i'm going to talk to republican presidential candidate asa hutchinson. he says today's verdict, quote, another example of indefensible behavior of donald trump. >>> plus, breaking news. federal prosecutors now filing criminal charges against george santos. the republican congressman who repeatedly lied about his resume. his republican colleagues now responding. >>> and it's normally a day, may 9th, for russia to flex its military muscle. major parades, flyovers. but take a look at putin's military parade. there was today just one tank. and we'll tell you what else. save 50% on the sleep p number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery whwhen you add

they walked through swampy areas through swampy meadows. it's hard to learn to walk on stilts. well, the girls learned in about one day. well, okay, i'll give it a try. you can let's go girls maria rudn university and anna mastyka shared tips on mastering the skill of stilting, the main of which is the following try to get used to the fact that you do not need to bend your knees to walk a step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and not forward .

. >> one the big questions is what's going on with mark meadows.ess in the january 6th investigation. could potentially be helpful in mar-a-lago. do you have any idea what's going on with mark meadows in this investigation? >> no, i don't. >> did you have any communication with his lawyers? >> i do not. >> is your former client in touch with mark meadows about these investigations? >> i don't know. >> is that concerning in this is a key witness, someone there has been questions about whether he would cooperate against the former president. >> so mark meadows was not part of my particular scope within this. other members of the team are dealing with that. don't take my lack of knowledge as indicative of anything. >> if trump was to be indicted, would you encourage him to postpone the trial until after the election? >> you know, a lot of that would depend. it would be something we'd have to consider at the time based on what the charges are, when the charges are brought. is it something that can be brought to trial quickly? and disposed of quickly? t

you are our land, ukraine, and you are gone, our glorious ukraine -a-ay-ay oh, in the meadow, the rediburnum bent over something our glorious ukraine, the bloodiest war in the history of mankind has ended, but in the victorious applause, there were questions: why did this happen? europe was not united , that is why the war befell us, this is robert shuba, the minister of foreign affairs of france, then in his declaration he called on european countries to act together, it was may 9, 1950 the day when europe united, a country with a poisonous neighbor, russia unleashed a new war in the center of europe, but unity turned out to be stronger today ukraine is fighting for its right to become part of the european union ukraine is not alone and will not be now we are creating a new history together and together we are returning peace to our home 12 stories 12 heroes 12 incredible fates came to keep the country the civilian life of each of these ukrainians ended on february 24 99% of the war is just hard work with the first explosion everyone took their position in this wars and who but me no

fields, contact us anna derevyanko, executive director of the european business association with meadows as i understand it, anna, congratulations glory to ukraine congratulations to the heroes, tell us a little about the oldest important forum for ukraine and its main goal, i'm asking him it will start soon, now the guests have already started arriving, we see that there are many businessmen and in order for them to make contributions to the ukrainian economy and actually in the stage of reconstruction of our state, and i know that they are definitely something are preparing, therefore, we really hope that these next two days will be interesting for business, that there will be many, um, very significant and interesting contacts, and i wish at least this to everyone, and i hope that we will make investments after these two days in the meadows, well, this is what ms. anna is saying about state investments or about private investments, it is also important for representatives of ukrainian swiss investments. i understand that way, or vice versa, i just don’t quite imagine how a businessman

this is a set of glasses already in glasses, in fact, any mounting and engraving of meadow herbs, whothe only thing. i'm left with this job. i bought two bicycles for the fee from this work. in terms of complexity, there are two directions. this is one stained glass decoration with different decoration methods. and the second is decoration, uh, cutting and engraving and so on. that is, either hot production and or already cold production. well, as for the hot - it's a different kind, a venetian thread. neman thread. here is something that can be hot wound, wound, scratched , stretched onto the glazing and get a colored or textured decor. and speaking of very difficult work, deep matte engraving with the help of engraving wheels. that is, not what you see on the hands of already fishermen, a diamond facet, polished, but this is a relief pattern carved in glass. this is, uh, very difficult, because here it is necessary to be a very good artist to draw and feel beautifully and be parallel to the microscope. here's what's here let's say it mints coins, this drawing is minted on the mainne

they walked through swampy areas through swampy meadows. it's hard to learn to walk on stilts.irls learned in about one day. here, well, it's okay. let's go girls maria rudn university and anna mastykova shared their tips. in mastering the skill of stilting, the main one of which is the following, try to get used to the fact that for walking you do not need to bend your knees, a step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and will not go ahead of a bad dancer, really stilts can interfere. it has become and rise and remains so needed well. at least i stopped learning to walk on stilts on my own. in this matter, the safety net of the master is important. and they also say that it is due to the complexity of comprehending stilted craftsmanship. kind of like learning to ride a bike. but if you learn, you will be able to do it always. traveling around the berezovsky region is a must. stop by the agro-eco entrepreneurship support center, a lot of local residents. in this local business community, a bright example of sister lyudmila and svetlana golovko girls, i

and you can taste the diverse plants from the meadows in the cream. and later in the butter is on the bill to overnight, the milk is separated from the cream which these machine whips again and again, the cream goes through different phases before turning into whipped cream. now pieces of butter begin to form the port. and now it's turned into a block. it sputtered now on the desk. when the mountain milk has separated from the fonts, have they wash the bonsa 2 more times with water and then it's ready. any remaining fluid is beaten out to get us to the better still taste a bit sweet to me. i'm going to do it has a strong cream flavor, meat on the but the flavor also has a strong individual character like this. when you, when you would, you and how can you refine bonzai even more? here's where the bodies with beacons. they need the pond to again, in this machine. it's tough. manual work processing 50 kilos and butter. one round takes 10 to 25 minutes . the longer it takes, the easier it is to work with it to the professor. that's how they needing conte

the e u country knows in front of the launch meadows provide the perfect bases for production. volcanic pharma, stephanie captain 1st explains to us how normal vodka is produced. the problem it takes about 18 liters of milk to make one killer of butter. and you can taste the diverse plants, the meadows in the cream, and later in the butter like the village of a night. the milk is separated from the cream which taste machine whips again and again, the cream goes through different phases before turning into whipped cream. now pieces of butter begin to form the pull it up without benefit and now it's turned into a block. it sputtered now on the desk. when the mountain milk has separated from the fonts they wash the bonsa 2 more times with water and then it's ready. any remaining fluid is beaten out when you get us to the better still taste a bit sweet on bolting we do it has a strong cream flavor meet on the but the flavor also has a strong individual characters. we've got like this when you, when you would you who and how can you refine bonzai even more? here's where the da's west weekend

that's tioga pass up to the meadows. look at the snow bank over here. that's solid snow pack from yesterday. it is still 12 feet high. and i spoke with andrew schwartz. he's kind of the expert on analyzing snow pack in the sierra. and he said at this point that snow has compacted down. about half of that right now is still water which is waiting to come down. you can see our little scale over here. that is about to fill up to just about six feet full, and this would be about six feet of standing water that's waiting to come down. so you've still got a lot of water up there come down. here's yosemite valley. and if we take a look at a fly through to give us a three dimensional perspective on what it looks like right now -- and we're going to go to google earth for that. you're going to see a real unique perspective of yosemite valley that will show us the whole thing's pretty much a floodplain. as we take that google earth fly through, you'll see that the floodplain is going to be putting water out into the valley at a level that's likely going to reach

it is mostly meadows. cooks meadow. all of the way out. used to be more than that before we changed the fire regime. if you look at the road right there, south side drive there is another one. northside drive on the other side of the valley. when the river gets to about 12 1/2 feet at that stage that we measure this at, that means the merced river, look how close it is to the road here, flowing over the road and they have to close it. you can not let people in if you can not drive on the roads. the forecast, they are closing the major campgrounds, the river is going to crest at 10 feet. that is the red lineup. there is a forecast that shows you the flow of the river getting up to the red line at 10 feet. this one, it goes out to may 19th. we will go a little farther than that using one of the forecasts. this one, may 24th. a week and a half the scale over there. slows it is possible and likely that once we get back here from may 20th going through until the 25th, the river is likely going to get up to that 12 1/2 foot level and that is the

well, these are mothodovye grasses on the role and meadow. and whoever she swipes alfalfa from oksana the combined amount of mescantra to take the maximum of the elderly used to download the harvest of the hutka fish, while the capchalka provides the same ration to charter the plan, you will be for 20.000 that he is in the simulator and the same strength of the court. well, a good build, everything is fine. well, a day, too , for 70 to 80 hectares of porridge, a cut-off cockerel was not there. pilot navigation works on his soul is. well, i have a blank. this, probably, is the main place where we should look, because these are ours and the livestock is our milk. this is our livestock. it is our offspring to mow in the correct phase in order not to lose the juice of the plant itself, so this must be looked at by the phase of the plants. we need to meet certain deadlines, since this is the main preparation. she literally takes two or three weeks with her figuratively, there are 3 weeks. this is the maximum for the first bite. large milk is given

the text on the meadow. we'll said the people of luxembourg roll, middle, and perseverance on the way we want to come to unify, to europe. this sentence, this phrase is just as applicable to the front of the people of ukraine. so today's conferring of the child of a prize does not represent an end point, but it does okay. picketing and bucks and the start of you growing together and you're together with your train, with the west, west, and bulk and states mold over on georgia. i have been given the changes to the turn of the times. our message is clear. europe certificate should also is united and together occupies the showing of a prior size as they were surprised for european citizens by means as of the deep respect of our free societies. as towards the bravery and courage of your family, if you have that person the, the ok, you know, i cool, you know, see if you crane is the ukraine is here or do ok. i hope ukraine has your eta phones. congratulations on slide while you create the speech item in terms of

i would always believe him over mark meadows and donald trump in terms of his intentions. he is somebody who knew the risks posed by donald trump taking some kind of just action that was significant in the final days of his presidency. this is reckless at every level. >> in that context, when trump has said -- and i repeated it over a year -- documents were deemed to be declassified the moment he removed them. you can declassify just by saying declassify, even thinking about it. they become automatically declassified when i took them. this at least exposes all of those things to be lies. does that matter? >> absolutely. it matters in the first sense that he can't raise it in defense. now we can look back at all those statements and they were deceptive. so that's what the prosecutors would say to the jury. why do you think he's engaging in this public deception? why is he not owning up to it? why is he making up an excuse that we know to be wrong or a lie? >> thank you both very much. i appreciate it. and we have ty cobb back. i just want to ask you one very crucial thing h

place for ecological ornithological nostalgic and educational tours , all ripe floodplain oak forests meadows for polissya and becoming rare in europe biotypes, are concentrated here. moreover, not only rare species of fauna and flora are striking here, but also birds of 155 nesting species. what a unique place, of course, but it's time for us to fly, we return to the city limits. the first mention of pinsk in the epitelian chronicle dates back to 1097, when the city was part of the turov principality. later he gained independence in the memory of these lands. kievan rus grand duchy. lithuanian speech. commonwealth russian empire. poland the soviet union architects of the seventies of the last century considered pinsk to be the second city of belarus after grodno in terms of the number of preserved architectural monuments. well, let's look at the history of the city , the streets of the building and the townspeople themselves will tell us. by the way you know how

water under the boat drives you back to the bottom of the lot, slapping, slapping-blunder smells, meadow grassy flowery skies, clear seagulls, swallows fly, fish splashing, beauty skin day, we send off millions of emotions. we can rejoice to be angry with deula with mind our emotions with jas, they don’t bend us, but music is music showing our emotions. these emotions are a strong force, littoral mountains for our souls and have already spent what we have on becoming a non-volumetric puzzle of our inhabitants. we work that she finds not a decrepit boundary to express where the music is soaked for a place of 1.600. william shakespeare is a high classic for us, and the playwright's theater has deprived the playwright of fun for commoners or serials sometimes, a performance, you guess what flies, to chew on abu to let go of caustic remarks. not me, what kind of chum is this, yak jumping the public not to miss the popcorn way, the only way to drop it for a living is so much from the parents. the spear came crying about laughing at once with the heroes of the play, however, that was already t

uh, i'm catching them on your butt out on the hay meadow to the river. goryn hay.n, and we turned him over to dry, sacked his mother brought such dinners , a local dinner. and now the thicket to me know this, that i am some kind of poetry, no, some kind of helmet. yes you i thought, lord. we are live bait hay, too, on horseback to the hut, and we will grow the happiest, so are the liars. that's how the pearls of such whites, narrowly there were more coffins, hay, there are men. there they shouted something to me, well, they told me these braids. sorry. we have a cancer that burns and cuts through and says nothing. that was great too. there she didn't have any. do you know why i began to sit in journalists or whatever. and a journalist. all the same, i carried this topic through ; it was overgrown rather, i am getting settled with students. i will tell them, if you are still young, set your course as your guideline, because you are still reluctant. and you would have nothing to be first everywhere. you won't be the first. here choose your line, where you write, this

they walked through wetlands and marshy meadows. it's hard to learn to walk on stilts.rls learned in about one day. oh well, i'll try it. you can let's go girls maria rudn university and anna mastyka shared tips on mastering the skill of stilting, the main of which is the following try to get used to the fact that you don’t need to walk you need to bend your knees step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and not forward in bad. you dance, stilts can really interfere. and rise and stay so needed well. at least i got up, don't learn to walk on stilts on my own. in this matter , the safety net of the master is important. and they also say that by the complexity of comprehending the hadul skill. kind of like learning to ride a bike. but if you learn, you will always be able to do it always in the berezovsky region. come to the center, agroeco support entrepreneurship, very many locals. in this local business community , sisters lyudmila and svetlana golovko have opened their own business. girls, i am very pleased to meet you and can not wait to hear

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this gear is annual grasses on the rally and meadow acts make their way through alfalfa.l, the combined amount itself is revenge of the country. how to capture the maximum of the elderly regge fish, the narrow net yields hutka fish, while the capchalka provides a diet , you will plan for 20,000, which is a pig and the same amount of sul strength. well, the mood is good , everything is fine. well, a day, too, 70 to 80 hectares of porridge was cut off as a sin; he had navigation on autopilot, we work for him to his soul . well, even andrey is pulling me and that's it, the feed is harvested. this is probably the main we have to watch, because it is ours and the livestock is our milk. this is our livestock. it is our offspring to mow in the correct phase in order not to lose the juice of the plant itself, so this must be looked at by the phase of the plants. we need to meet certain deadlines, since this is the main preparation. she literally takes two or three weeks with her figuratively, there are 3 weeks. this is the maximum for the first bite , a lot of milk is given only

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now on to the the you hits meadow with a record breaking fine over data transfers to the us. meta says it's up to politicians on both sides to solve a problem. that's dog transatlantic relations for a decade. also in our show, china flashes flashes of anger after the latest g 7 meeting and puts us chip or micron on a blacklist for major projects in the country. it's also on our show is a new wind blowing in the fight between communities and wind turbine developers. we look at some new initiatives to give residents a lot of the prophets. hello, and welcome to show, obviously from beardsley in berlin. and we'd begin an ireland where regulators have hit meta with a 1200000000 euro fine, largest such penalties since the strict data privacy rules inter entered effect 5 years ago. a data regulator, so the parent company of facebook, what's up and instagram continues to run a file of rules governing data transfers to the us. they said meta has 5 months to bring is policies in the line. the company says that it expects the u. s. and e regulators to work out a broader data privacy agreement in

now, as in the city , they spent seven hours in the meadow and to the hut, they repaid three friends.il knows i will kill myself at work and i won’t give them to others in front of them. here they want with mikhail. yes, he is not with him, not michael with them, you would give in to sing a little. i would go down the rope for a day, and to marisha. you know how happy he would be. i don't know. i don't know what the ideas have hidden for us. mikhail apart tanyusha turns up his nose fedor does not leave prisons. you are with gregory. so he is shy of you. petya now tell you, otherwise sometimes it’s like that you look at him, you think up such friendly were all together all together dreams. identical dreamed of holding each other's hand for the rest of their lives. yes, gregory is sick, you know, sick. medicine don't worry. well, how are you going to arrange your life? education suitable work is not dusty is it life up to 37 years old and not married. okay, grigory is a painful person, but what are you? we sat too long . what winds did you decide to contribute to? accepted hold hello da

on the continents we walk through forest meadows, an intellectual program in my own words i am alenao and we are starting. today , to check for trivality their vedas according to the language and literature from oksam, to try out their fluffiness and vytremka will be warmed up. i love their beauties. you are mine. let us know. this. good afternoon. good afternoon. my name is ulyana, i'm better at school number six, i came from the city of kalinkovichi to dance. i'm in ninth grade. you are with yours today and i’m throwing it all away classmate. yours is not. well, let's give up with yura good afternoon. good afternoon. my name is daria. i am studying in a dark class today at school number six in the city of kalinka, just like ulyana and i are dancing. leaking on the other team. where did the yanly come from? i something school yakim class better advice from this pretty girl, good afternoon. good afternoon. my name is sofya and with ksyusha i study at the gray school number six of the city of kalinkovichi and i'm in your class and i like to dance. good afternoon. good afternoon. my na

on youtube, dw documentary, the the you hits meadow with a record breaking fine over data transfers to the us. meta says it's up to politicians on both sides to solve a problem. that's dog. transatlantic relations for a decade. also in our show, china flashes flashes of anger after the latest g 7 meeting and puts us chip or micron on a blacklist for major projects in the country. it's also on our show is a new wind blowing in a fight between communities and wind turbine developers. we look at some new initiatives to give residents a lot of the prophets. hello, and welcome to the show, obviously, beardsley in berlin. and we'd begin an ireland where regulators have hit meta with a 1200000000 euro fine, the largest such penalties since the strict data privacy rules inter entered effect 5 years ago. on the data regulator. so the parent company of facebook, what's up and instagram continues to run a file of rules governing data transfers to the us. they said meta has 5 months to bring its policies into line. the company says that it expects the u. s. and e regulators to work out a broader d

tours here all biotypes typical for polissya and rare in europe are ripe floodplain oak forests and meadows to the wetlands. moreover, not only rare species of fauna and flora are striking here, but also birds of 155 days of exuberant species. what a unique place, of course, but it's time for us to fly, we return to the city limits. the first mention of pinsk in the ipatiev chronicle dates back to 1097, when the city was part of the turov principality. later he gained independence in the memory of these lands. kievan rus grand duchy. lithuanian speech, commonwealth of the russian empire. poland the soviet union architects of the seventies of the last century considered pinsk to be the second city of belarus after grodno in terms of the number of surviving architectural monuments. well , let's see, and the history of the city will be told to us by the streets of the building and the townspeople. by the way, you know how to determine who is in front of you a native of pinsk or a visitor, you need to ask a simple question, with whom do you have the honor to communicate with a wedding or a pinc