how many of these mills are there in belarus?ewhere more than 100, more than 100 , but it works, it works alone, you can imagine how valuable it is to get into the assholes, now there is a museum in the restored mill, here you can see different things, but the main focus exposure to everything related to bread was not changed by this technology. more than 1000 years ago, just as grain was ground in the 9th century, these millstones were used 50 years ago , the most important exhibit of the museum is the mill itself , there are about a hundred similar ones in belarus, but this is the only one that works, i couldn’t miss the opportunity to try on the profession of a miller , vladislav, we have a mill in the attic and, to be honest, it’s floating like in a bathhouse, just a little, but where does the mill begin? and the grain, that is, we raise it to the very top, shoot it on top, well , look, there are modern technologies here, electric lift, you want to say that this is something that has happened since ancient times in belarus, w

jury. 20 years ago exactly me too as a participant in the mill, a boy from the province brought esskahion with shaking hands, whom no one knew, 20 years later, at the first competition, in the spring, literally in these dates i took two prizes, but knowing and understanding the student who brings the sketch, you you take his place, this is not a competition , this is... an educational project that helps our students to realize themselves, to realize themselves in their profession, and this is the most important thing, despite global fashion trends, we nevertheless create and dictate our own trends, you can give examples, first of all, this is knitwear production, it is in demand not only here, but abroad, a lot of people come... people who choose belarusian products made in belarus, because they are not only distinguished by good design, but also, above all, quality, the love of our customers themselves, but we need to educate, sometimes we often do n’t love our own, we love someone else’s, and this is probably a trend, to realize that ours is better than something else, this is prima

with the devil, sprinkling the foundation of the mill with blood.f you are not afraid, come. among the townspeople there are still legends about the local ghost, the black pig of orsha mlyn, who hunts for innocent souls at midnight. i haven’t seen it, i don’t know, but you can learn more about this and the peasant life of a century ago from the exhibition of the ethnographic museum, which is now located in the mill. for lovers of military history, orsha will also have something to see; this is where the biography of the famous military installation, in whose honor a memorial was erected, begins. legendary... katyusha, according to history, it was from this bank of the dnieper that the first salvo of a rocket launcher was fired artillery installation. the first katyusha attack lasted only 8 seconds, it destroyed all enemy equipment and frightened the germans so much that they were forced to stop the offensive for as much as 2 weeks. but you won’t be able to miss arshansky station, one of the most significant large ones in the country. the station bui

of course, everyone knows that the shan flax mill weaves fabrics from flax, and everyone knows aboutact that there is a knitted of course, many people don’t know the fabric that is knitted from linen nets. mikhail, you have always attended three fashion shows and have been on the jury of the republican competition melnitsa fashion for many years. how does the belarusian fashion industry live today ? are there any new trends or trends that have emerged? probably the hardest time, yes. which i feel on my shoulders and responsibility is to be a member of the fashion mill jury. 20 years ago exactly, i also brought sketches to the fashion mill as a participant, with shaking hands, a boy from the provinces, which no one knew. 20 years later, at the first competition, in the spring, literally in these dates, i took two prizes, but knowing and understanding the student who... brings a sketch, you take his place, this is not a competition, this is an educational project that helps to our students or... to realize themselves, to realize themselves in their profession and this is the most impor

and feed mills, grain transport, well, we make both individual machines and large engineering projectsproduces approximately 200 machines per year, which are sold separately, and we build approximately... 25 large facilities, be it a seed line, a grain drying complex, or a feed mill. and why is there such a specialization in grain, because bread is the head of everything, well, probably bread is the head of everything, and secondly, we once participated in program for the modernization of seed farmers, we built more than 50 seed lines in the republic of belarus, only then, of course, did we see that there was a need for manufacturers of such equipment, well, of course, 10 years ago, probably, we slowly but surely we are following this path, what is the cooperation with the development bank? well, the development bank, firstly, in difficult times, when specialization began before it, we received export lending from it, this is the highest loan rate, well, the minimum, if we take commercial loans, secondly, we have received great opportunities to increase our exports. well, even thanks t

rick ross and meek mill! and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course i send out "thank you notes." i was running a bit behind is that okay [ cheers and applause can i write out some thank you notes right now? i appreciate that. james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ thank you, ohio, for legalizing recreational weed. [ cheers ] wait, you're telling me a state known for eating chili on top of spaghetti just now legalized weed [ cheers and applause come on. >> steve: ohio ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "the golden bachelor's" "women tell all" episode, for starting with a warning that the show may be disturbing to viewers under 65 [ laughter and applause ♪ thank you, election day, for forcing all of us to make exceptionally important decisions in our old high school gymnasium [ laughter and applause ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, apartment smoke detector, for alerting me there's a fire by doing a mariah carey impression. [ laughter and applau

>> reporter: her son died generate them, three days after he was repeatedly kicked and punched by millshis police officers which was caught on police body cams. they were all part of the now disbanded scorpion street crime unit. in september, the federal grand jury indicted all five officers on four counts, which carried a life sentence. they are all facing state charges. but today, mills agreed to plead guilty to two counts, excessive force and conspiracy to witness tampering. he is now facing 15 years. >> he is fully cooperating and we expect him to continue to fully cooperate, answering all questions truthfully. >> reporter: is part of the plea agreement, mills is also expected to plead guilty to related state charges. >> the pressure that is now put on the other four is really h huge. so one ca anticipate that any of the four will try to believee second one in line. reporter mike elise preston, cbs news not scandalous. >> norah: jr, eric trump took the stand today in the civil fraud trial. the younger trump testified he had little knowledge of his father's financial statements despi

. >> reporter: her son died january 10th, three days after he was repeatedly kicked and punched by mills and four other memphis police officers, which was caught on police body cams. they were all part of the now disbanded scorpion street crime unit. in september, a federal grand jury indicted all five officers on four counts, which carried a life sentence, and they are all facing state charges. but today mills agreed to plead guilty to two counts, excessive force and conspiracy to witness tampering. he is now facing 15 years. >> he is fully cooperating, and we expect him to continue to fully cooperate, answering all questions truthfully. >> reporter: as part of the plea agreement, mills is also expected to plead guilty to related state charges. >> the pressure that is now put on the other four is really huge. so one can anticipate that any of the four will try to be the second one in line. >> reporter: elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. this delectable ramen noodle recipe will put an end to your drive-through dinner rituals. throw that powder in that tasty combo of delightful carrots

mills may give against your client?ify to, and we'll have to deal with it. the jury will have to assess what credibility to give him. >> reporter: what that attorney also said that, initially, mr. mills had said that these officers had done everything by the book. now, he is changing that story. when you hear him mention credibility, it appears that some of that line of questioning could potentially come up if and when mr. mills is asked to take the stand. zinhle? >> we know you'll stay on this one, priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> coming up, election day is near. we'll give you a preview of tomorrow's big races making national headlines. >>> first, time for today's daily snapshot. those are not clouds in the sky. that is actually foam from the atlantic ocean. it's violently being tossed into the air in france. the storm system, domingos, is again unleashing heavy rains and winds in europe, days after another storm did the same. as of late sunday, 12 people died and 247,000 french households was without electricity fr

that is we could talk about a resumption of mill-mill dialogue between the pla and the armed forces, it is the substance of the new tracks and what it will deliver will determine whether there is a material change in geopolitical instability across the taiwan strait and in the south china sea and what boardrooms are reacting around the world to in a crisis and con flick and war and so corporates are wanting to know the dialogue is resumed and what is that producing in storm terms of a de-escalation across the taiwan straits. >> and what did you hear from that front. and xi said this is the red of red lines from taiwan and we ask you not to help taiwan independence and not keep arming taiwan and the administration for its part keeps saying we adhere by what the status quo, all of the various communeays, but we also ask china not to send as many airplanes and get as close to the border as it is getting. so did you see anything different here or something that is reassuring? >> in the official formula on the chinese side and i've just read the chinese text, there is no change in their f

it also became possible to control the amount of supplied ore, water and mill power.tment, the ore goes through three stages, then the thickening process , and finally the most important stage - flotation. since our process is not constant, these ore raw materials have different quality indicators, it is necessary to constantly adjust. having operations including flotation. the operator reacts to all these changes in order to obtain high-quality final products. in the flotation shop, selective separation of copper minerals and nickel minerals occurs. depending on the operations, fleet machines with a capacity of 20 to 100 cubic meters are used. in flotation we first separate the collective concentrate, followed by selective separation of copper concentrate and nickel peratine concentrate. we also thicken the products and send them to metallurgical plants; the concentrates are used for further processing at metallurgical stages produces the final product - copper and nickel; precious metals are also recovered along the way; some sensors monitor the implementation of an

olekgeevich, how can you avoid ending up in the mill before business?ince they said that the political model of our country will be reformed, that is, the president spoke about it, politicians spoke about it, experts spoke about it, it is overdue, but the question was how to modernize it, to strengthen it, or just just to modernize, just to please some western standards, we went our own way, so we... began to build our own political system, strengthen it exclusively in our own historical way.

the stone mill was equipped with the latest technology of the time.nd now it is already a monument of industrial architecture and a house of crafts. here you can learn how to fire pots and weave bast shoes or watch how professionals do it. church of the saint. in which you can see it, now it was built in the 19th century, before it there was a wooden temple, which naturally burned down for very prosaic reasons, locals say that this happened on the new year, when the postavy... schoolchildren were launching fireworks, be careful, fireworks are not a toy. after the fire , a new one was built opposite the burnt temple, but it was small and soon could no longer accommodate everyone who wanted to pray. therefore, the question arose about the construction of a new spacious temple. the whole world collected money for it, even the daughter of konstantin tyzengauz and countess maria pshestdecskaya donated a small amount. when the financial problems were resolved, the question of the construction site arose. the priests wanted it. to the old place, but its to t

. >> mark your calendars, the mill valley music festival will be back for a 3rd year. this coming. may organizers say they made the decision following a successful festival this past spring. the outdoor music festival expanded to today's hosting more than 10,000 people there in mill valley. if you want to attend a limited number of discount priced early bird tickets are going to be available. starting this thursday, just head on over to the mill valley music festival website for the details. >> this is pretty sad. but these 2 mountain lion cubs have a new home at the oakland zoo. fortunate for them. but who officials say the 2 little girls were found in the backyard of a home in the burlingame, hillsborough area over the weekend after their mother was killed in the crash on interstate 2.80. and the zoo says you have these these cubs need about 2 years in the wild with their mom to learn necessary survival skills. and because these little babies didn't get that time, didn't get to develop those skills. they cannot return to the wild stern, good hands there. after clinton co speaking

there is no uw mill, but the natural, incredible beauty remains, i’ll say right away, the waterfall isressive in size and scope, but it’s always nice to look at the water, especially your own. during my life, traveling in different countries, i have seen many waterfalls, in turkey, in korea, even in mexico, today in mankovichi, and honestly, all of them, without exception, evoke just one feeling, a feeling of admiration, and this is called feel like a real explorer, the bankovsky waterfall, of course not the non-agara waterfall, but still exciting, let's go. oh, just not to fall, at the end of the 19th century the place belonged to the druze family of the lyubesskys, it was they who erected a chapel and tomb nearby, the ruins of which can be admired today. so, remember, cross the bridge over the waterfall, go to the nearest intersection, it’s not far, then turn left, literally 100 m and in front of you is an architectural landmark chapel tomb of the druze lubetskys. the length of my route, if i start from minsk, is 370 km. if you leave early in the morning, you can cover it in a day; t

equipment and feed mills, grain transport, well, we make both individual machines and carry out largethe plant produces approximately 200 machines per year, which are sold separately, and we build approximately 25 large facilities, well, bulta is a seed line, a grain drying complex, compound feed plant. and why such a specialization in grain, because bread is the head of everything, well, probably bread is the head of everything, secondly, we once participated in a program to modernize seed producers, we built more than 50 seed lines in the republic of belarus, only then, of course, did we see that there is a need for manufacturers of such equipment , of course, from 10 years ago, we are probably slowly but surely moving along this path, what is the cooperation with the development bank, well development bank, firstly, in difficult times , when specialization began before it, we received export lending from it , firstly, this is a lending rate, well, minimal, if you take it with commercial loans, secondly, we got great opportunities in order to increase our exports, well, even thanks

there is a five division _ paper mills.ween the sides — division difference between the sidee i— division difference between the sides. i asked the craig valley bourse — sides. i asked the craig valley bourse ho— sides. i asked the craig valley bourse ho the game will go. it something i don't think has been done before in history, i need to your side beating a ligue one side. being a local derby it will be something that will go down in the record books, but we are making no bones about it, we have one hell of a tough task ahead of us, especially with them having no game at the weekend due to the international break so i expect them to be very strong tonight. break so i expect them to be very strong tonight-— break so i expect them to be very strong tonight. what did you learn about our strong tonight. what did you learn about your team _ strong tonight. what did you learn about your team in _ strong tonight. what did you learn about your team in the _ strong tonight. what did you learn about your team in the game - strong

the detour is interesting, in general this is a mill, a mill, yes, the book donquixote reminds me ofs, every master, he leads a circle, six people come here in each circle, they study, here we have... a master of folk crafts works in wood carving, also children come with pleasure and indulge in this beauty, a gentleman's set, kitchen utensils, furniture, boxes, stands, everything is made from wood here, and even more, andrey oleichik in the craftsman became a master 3 years ago, the former fireman slept and saw himself as a jack of all trades , he remembered about his dear hobby only in retirement while doing manual work, only manual work, though on machines, but by hand, you need to use your brains, create proportions so that you knew where, where, what, how to cut, so as not to put a finger, as i tell him, that’s all, wooden fun for intiagulga dark forest, an experienced master takes the leader on bail, diameter e4, which means the workpiece must be taken eight, in a small workshop from the doorstep everything is clear without words, the floor, tables, chairs are strewn with shavin

a processing center in 15-17 minutes, after processing it turns out, one might say, this is where milling takes place, everything is done by one machine, approximately 5-6 units of universal equipment are replaced, that is, these are milling machines , drilling, and the quality is much higher, not all frame elements go through the first cycle - this is washing, the second is cutting, saturation of the surface of all elements that come here, many... car enthusiasts and users of our equipment really appreciate covering the fascia bath, the fascia bath saturates the mouth of the metal with such a film. corrosion, all parts then end up in cataphoric soil. this is the first coating that our parts receive before painting. all these chemical dippings are fixed in a van and then all the parts are directly painted. assembling a frame is also quite a capacious process, you need to understand that there are more than 200 different types of frames, again, when the components arrive to us, these are spars, some kind of amplifiers, assembling the frames is like a very large adult designer. by assemblin

mills: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment cuts back spending of the office of public health and scientific services by more than $158 million to return us back to our fiscal year 2019 funding levels. this rens back the balloon spending we've seen during the covid-19 pandemic. the house of representatives has to hold itself accountable to fiscal responsibility. we cannot continue to spend money that we do not have, entrenching our country in more debt that future generations will be unable to pay back. our public health offices, particularly during covid-19 have proven they do not effectively follow scientific method. in fact, i would argue this body only follows political science, not medical science. while some of these offices certainly played roles in helping research the effects of covid, others like the office of public health scientific services were ineffective and do not serve their purpose. we do not need another redundant public health office to advance, politicize work of the federal government's pub

desmond mills had plead not guilty to charges in nichols death, but today, he could be changing plea.go over to cnn's ryan young following this for us. ryan, what is going on here? >> well, kate, we are monitoring this as we speak and coming through as we are talking maybe. we think that desmond mills is going to plead guilty in federal court, and get a plea deal from the prosecutors and this after saying that he is not guilty. back to january, and lot of people remember the video of tyre nichols trying to get home, and we are not sure why they wanted to pull him over, but in the video that is so shocking to people across the country, and what you are seeing is the officers hitting him over and over again, and kicking and punching and hitting him as he was close to home, and this resulted in his death while he was being beaten, he called for his mother, and this is what sticks out to so many people. and there was a police camera on top of a pole near this beating, and it recorded all of this, and it was shocking to the country. the obviously the police department has had to reorganize

head back over to mill valley.avier showers currently fall throughout marin and anywhere from san rafael stretching down into san quentin into ole campo. moderate pockets of showers right now slowly tracking to the east and keeping a close eye on this system because it's actually starting to clear up south of the golden gate bridge. but earlier within the past 15, 20 minutes or so we were seeing the heavier showers really, really stretch their way into san francisco. light scattered showers as we head down into the santa clara valley. we're actually starting to clear up down near the santa clara valley with just some light showers off into the east near milpitas. this afternoon the storm is not going to pack a big bunch. this is what's happening as we advance the clock hour-by-hour on futurecast and still cloudy skies widespread throughout the bay area but not until around 10:00 we really start to clear up widespread throughout the bay area. actually get some mix of sun and clouds into the evening hours tonight. an

then by the grinding mills, an endless cascade brewed into a beverage that is consumed in the hundreds of millions couples each day. in this beverage it has become so much a part of our lives. there is a a tradition that deeply into the culture of many lands its beginning under warm tropical sun the care and attention to it is treated during its journey from tree to cup. the many processes it must undergo are all devoted, creating good coffee with its secrets of aroma and body and taste, to which the talent of millions of men are devoted during their to which tradition is rich in the law of central and faraway places, sets its fine hand to bring these three elements into a precise the taste of fine coffee. they extend a wide range, but for each palate there a flavor that is just around the world. they drink this beverage in its many exotic forms and. i dream of paris expressed in cafÉ au lait, a continental favorite, have coffee and have hot milk. the canals of venice and romance of cappuccino like cafe on a boat topped whipped cream and a sprinkle of grated orange peel. and the music

resumption of mill-to-mill hot line.ll of that is important, but we're not going to have a reset of the relationship, but we're putting a pause button on this strain that we have been seeing. i think it's a good start. president biden is, you know, kind of wants to establish rapport and this is not xi jinping's style. he's very serious. there's not going to be a warm and cozy rapport. they're going to talk candidly, as they said, on a whole host of issues. a number of challenges facing the u.s. and china, so i think this is a very good start, and again, important symbolism here is that they are sitting down and talking to each other. >> and, andrea, a reminder from the president of china that these two men have a history, including as vice presidents 12 years ago. what is your take away from what we have seen and heard so far? >> for one thing, he did refer to the fact that they had that history from the vice president, the trip across the country, a state department visit, lunch that i was at. there were a lot of meetin

so i decided to make such a mill as a gift to a kindergarten so that they would be happy. the childrenng , there were a lot of ideas, and i want to make them, on the embankment i want to do something there that seems to be nowhere, there is something like the statue of liberty, the motel was always a free place, so that it would be, well, sort of this is such a motal attraction. well, how about setting up a children’s playground there, and for adults, so that there are also beautiful benches, some kind of gazebo, warmth, so that there is a place to relax, sit, admire the lake, well, above the water, that’s where all sorts of bad thoughts disappear and before you rest. the most frosts, i even ask the village council to cut down the trees, that i trim them myself, so that only in winter there is a big frost, then it is much better to work near the tree. the fish will be cut like this, it will be written, love nature, it will always feed you, this is the idea i have, i do this all the time , somehow, as if for myself, who knows, well, my soul is in it. we have four brothers, well, it was

desmond mills jr.lea to guilty today on several charges including violating nichols' civil rights. nichols died three days after he was beaten by police during a january traffic stop. mills and four other former police officers pleaded not guilty to murder charges in state court. >>> the "milwaukee journal" says a cold case organization believes jimmy hoffa's body is buried under what used to be the home of the milwaukee brewers. the case breakers says it has information suggesting the body was moved to a site in 1995 at what was third base at the old county stadium. now the facility was demolished to make room for a new studio. -- new stadium. hoffa disappeared in 1975. his body has never been discovered. >>> the "new york times" says birds in the americas will no longer be named after people. the group responsible for standardizing english bird names says it will rename all species honoring people. it's being done to no longer pay tribute to those with racist pasts such as john james audubon. the fam

a reminder of the street battles is the dilapidated building of the gergart steam mill.ing withstood numerous hits from aerial bombs and shells. at the landing site of the soldiers of the thirteenth guards division, a fragment of the quay wall remained with the inscription: here radimtsev’s guardsmen stood to the death, by standing we defeated death. a few steps from the main square of the city, the square of fallen fighters, is the central department store. restored after the war. in its basement, on january 31, 1943, the key victorious event of the battle of stalingrad took place - the capture of the headquarters of the sixth field army of the wehrmacht, including its commander, general field marshal paulus. the picture we already have they tried to restore it for years, even today it is being transformed. here, that is , memories written by one person at different times. they may even look completely different, that is, laskin himself, the legendary man who captured the film-marshal, was arrested, so for a long time, the participants in the captivity could not say his

it's 13 mills and then we got a second route for a total of 15 more mills. wow. this is actually on the other side in the avenues. >> so this is how you spend thanksgiving in. >> yes, it's actually pretty fun. i like it. it's a good feeling. >> so we want to say thank you to you. oh thank you. this is sweet for this next one, we got an accomplice. okay? so we just got to the salvation army event for thanksgiving and we're here to surprise lieutenant mariano elias with the san francisco fire department. he has no idea. his oldest daughter just recorded the sweetest message to say thank you to him. let's go get him. mariano, how many years have you been at san francisco? firefighter >> i've been a firefighter for over 23 years. wow. and you're working today? >> thanksgiving today i'm working. >> and so are the brave men and women of the san francisco fire department. >> we're talking about family. and you have three kids. your oldest is sending you a message. >> we're super grateful for all that you do. >> i love my kids. it's tough unfortunately, this job has allo

so i decided to make such a mill as a gift to a kindergarten, so that they would be happy, the children of ideas, and i want to make them, on the embankment i want to do something there that seems to be nowhere , there is something like the statue of liberty, the motel was always a free place, so that there would be, well , like such a landmark, motal, well, and how could i arrange something there? a children's playground, there for adults too, so that the benches there are also so beautiful , some kind of gazebo, warm, so that there is somewhere to relax, sit, admire the lake, well , over the water, all sorts of bad thoughts disappear there and before resting, the very same frosty please even the village council will cut down the trees, so that i cut them myself, so that only in winter there is a lot of frost, then it is much better to work near the tree, when the fish is cut out , it will be written that if you love nature, it will always feed you. this is the idea i have, i do this all the time, somehow. as if for myself, who knows, well, my soul lies in this, we have four brothers,

timber that could have been used for homes and furniture along with the mills that could have turned it out. a lot of wild animals lost their home. many lost their lives. but there was one little fellow who somehow survived that terrible fire. yes, the little bear cub came through the farm, clinging to what was left of a small tree. new mexico game warden ray bower rushed that burned and frightened cub to the nearest animal hospital by plane. warden dale saw to it that he was given the best of care. his burns feet responded. the treatment. his hair grew back and with a little belly full of good food, he grew fast and sassy and. they named him little smokey. and in a special piper cub plane took him on another trip by air. this time it was clear across the country over america's farms, factories and city. finally, a little small village plane landed in washington. our nation's capital. here, along with as official as new mexico's assistance state game warden overseas beckoned. little smokey was greeted in the rain by a very enthusiastic committee. of the. chief forest alawites, except

. >> mill valley police were sent to the mill valley middle school about 04:30pm, on monday for a person loitering on campus. according to police, the man darrell bland enter the girls bathroom. he was arrested and cited for trespassing later that night. police were contacted by concerned parents who said that the man exposed himself to the girls in the bathroom. bland was arrested on suspicion of trespassing, annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18 in an inhabited building. and he also faces more charges. francisco police are cracking down on the sale of illegal license plate covers, make it difficult for law enforcement to identify cars involved in sideshows and break-ins. >> the devices can hide a license plate number, using smoked war door, tinted covers others can automatically cover the plate using a remote control from inside the car. today city officials announced the city is sending a cease and desist to online retailer selling the devices. amazon, walmart, ebay and etsy will be asked to have to sail across the state. section. 52. 0, 1, makes it illegal to, quote, for

it's 13 mills and then we got a second route for a total of 15 more mills. wow. this is actually on the other side in the avenues. >> so this is how you spend thanksgiving in. >> yes, it's actually pretty fun. i like it. it's a good feeling. >> so we want to say thank you to you. oh thank you. this is sweet for this next one, we got an accomplice. okay? so we just got to the salvation army event for thanksgiving and we're here to surprise lieutenant mariano elias with the san francisco fire department. he has no idea. his oldest daughter just recorded the sweetest message to say thank you to him. let's go get him. mariano, how many years have you been a san francisco firefighter? >> i've been a firefighter for over 23 years. wow. and you're working today? >> thanksgiving uh- today i'm working. >> and so are the brave men and women of the san francisco fire department. >> we're talking about family. and you have three kids. your oldest is sending you a message. >> we're super grateful for all that you do. >> i love my kids. it's tough unfortunately, this job has a

they settled in pawtucket, rhode island, a diverse blue-collar community of brick mills and triple decker houses where people value a hard day's work. this is where gabe amo comes from and has chosen to devote his career to public service, working in the rhode island statehouse for then governor romundo and in the white house for president obama and president biden. a shoutout to the staffers who do not get enough credit for this town. can we have a round ofo applause for them, please. now in congress, gabe is ready to fight for the america that inspired his parents a long time ago, where they can have a right to join a union like his mother did and a place where immigrants like gabe's parents are welcomed into this country with kindness and not with cruelty. and an america that stands with democracies and not dictators. an america where freedom means freedom for everybody, including women to make their own health care decisions and lbgtq+ americans to marry the person they love, and an america where we have the god given right to choose our own leaders and not have the results challenged

pres: biden -- governor mills, mr. mayor, senator collins, senator king. and charlene, look, he couldn't be here butalso want to acknowledge representative gold and all the people of maine. jill and i have done too many of these. jill and i are here so on behalf of the american people to groove with you and to make sure you know that you're not alone. bejust visited a memorial at the restaurant and we're here at the bowling alley where we met with the first responders standing behind me. we'll never forget the trauma they experienced. as i said, we can't express how much we appreciate what you did and also of members -- the nurses and doctors from the hospital who took care of these folks. i don't know how -- how they do it. we're also meeting with survivors and families of the victims who have never -- will never quite be the same. no pain's the same but we know what it's like to lose a piece of our soul and the depths of loss is so profound. some of us have been there. 18 precious souls stolen, 13 wounded. children, grandchildren, spouses, siblings, pare

this mills, rockets. it's dangerous the, as you can hear, the children in the neighborhood are crying. this slot. this is it's a genocide. oh my god. it was very dangerous. thank god, i move from there and i talk my family with me. it was a terrible, it's something i never witnessed and i will never forget. we walk and i cannot even stand on my leg work. now i was holding house, having my back back and having my clothes in a plastic bag from the portion of my father and seeing my mom a well keep it working, but she's struggling while she's walking. and it's it's, it's actually breaking my heart. and when i remember what happened, it's something i would never forget and we have to rest a little bit, throw bombs the last. and this is crazy. we find another car, we keep them in different stations. we got more details on the situation and southern gaza from canadian palestinian journalist months or schuman the goal. there was an ad like in the flesh killing aids civilians and the engineering dozens, thousands

yeah, so we're distributing food mills to 5000 families. and also as you were just saying, we're getting prepared for what we need to bring. so that would mean that we are planning to distribute blankets and warm clothes because as we've been say, the rain has come, it's going to get really, really cold. people are no longer in their own high instead of dissing in tense. and as the vain has come, we see increased flooding, which, you know then, so that has an impact on this monetary and situation as round. i think that so clearly for us to kind of gone from the international a child to action 80. okay. well how much run health ministry in gaza says at least 12 people have been killed and i'm is, randy asked strike a space for something ministry. said the me, science drug band and easy and hospital in the know of the gaza strip. heavy, frankly, at the hospital intensive before at least arrived at the facility of this comes after israel's ministry counted out to nothing, nights and operations inside gaza, explosions and class was seen in the

, actually grist to the mill of the enemy. to show that, look, in democratic ukraine there are stillof pressure on journalists, but there is no one there, few people will know how to deal with it, so it is actually very important that , regardless of the personnel, the specialized committee gets a leader and takes a more proactive position, in particular in cases of fixing and countering pressure on journalists, see we are talking now about the pressure on journalists, about the problems of journalists who are prisoners of war, and so on, that's all... these are very good things, but, well, i want to hear also some strategic plan of the problem, their solution, because we had a conversation in the wrong way long ago with your colleague, vice president, i have on yevhen sova, the vice-speaker of the israeli knesset, who is a native of ukraine, focused on parliamentary activities, and he said that in israel, despite the state of war, there is a complete absence of political censorship, it simply does not exist, despite the fact that military censorship, on the contrary, is present lite

so we're distributing food mills to 5000 families. and also as you were just saying, we're getting prepared for what we need to bring. so that would mean that we are planning to distribute blankets of warm clothes because as we've been say, the rain has come, it's going to get really, really cold. people are no longer in their own height instead of this thing in tense. and as the vein has come, we see increased flooding, which, you know, then photo has an impact on this monetary and situation as round knowing that so clearly for us a 100 button from the international a chance of action a to you. okay. okay, cool. now with special correspondent to abraham, who joins us from davis and welcome. i will start with these reports to the tax on a at least 2 hospitals that we know. so there is the l. shavel hospitals that we've been talking about all last week. and now we are hearing that the intern easy and hospital is being attacked as well as well. the israeli defense forces has law, has always maintained that how much has a network of tunn

, i think there is going to be a resumption of some of the mill mill interactions, dialogues betweenhe operational safety agreement that we have a china. has been military assets on both sides that have been operating in very close proximity and there is a risk of accidents. the united states hopes to resume a more predictable regular routine dialogue between our military is. and then the united states is. and then the united states is hoping there can be a resumption of cooperation encounter narcotics, our law enforcement agencies in order to deal with the fentanyl crisis in the united states. chemical precursors are going from china to mexico and end up as fentanyl in the united states and it is what of the biggest killers of americans today. so those are two very important outcomes and we may see an announcement of cooperation on climate. the us and china used to co—operate on climate. we are in the run—up now to the cop 28 and i think it would be good for the international community of the united states and china could work together on this issue. but i want to circle back, it is

mill valley police were sent to the mill valley middle school around 04:30pm, in the afternoon on monday for a person who was loitering on campus. according to police, the man darrell bland and heard the girls restroom. he was arrested and cited for trespassing. but later that night police were contacted by concerned parents who said the man had exposed himself to girls in that bathroom. bland was facing is now facing charges of suspicion of trespassing as well as annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18 and uninhabited building along with other charges. another business is calling it quits in san francisco. 24 hour fitness on california street in the financial district. >> is now set to shut down on december. 29th. no word on why the gyms closing down. members are mean advice. they can join one of the chain's other locations in the city. company says if you have a membership, you can transfer it. san francisco supervisors have unanimously passed an ordinance to increase foot and bike patrols on the streets in an effort to reduce crime in the community. >> a final vote is set to

churches, mills, houses, mazankas, from us depend, will these spores slowly disappear into oblivion?ooden church is a phenomenon, indeed. it is still alive in the country's village. will we still preserve our past? there is legislation, why does it not work? we have a democracy, there he does what he wants. ukrainian culture. about ukrainian folk architecture, its. features and ways of salvation in the documentary series from the ukrainer project of the roof. on saturday at 11:15 at espresso. students of all grades were involved in the production of borzh, as in the school. many of them have relatives are at the front, so the thought that you are doing something good for them is even warmer - shares rostyslav bohdanov. if the part is already manufactured, that is, the part has already been cut, that's all, if it is simply welded to. buy, it takes about an hour and a half, we do it for the boys, for the zsu, because it's like our thanks to them, that we make them jackets to keep them warm for the winter, i have military men, well, families, it's a brother and an uncle, they they left

there was an oil mill, a concrete factory, a sawmill, four mills, and there were also up to 400 smallh of our own bread until the new year, as they say, but the potatoes lasted until spring, the rest we earned, we labored, we went to the lords, services were not accepted because they were of bydlyad origin, they were even forgotten. they believed that this was a pure nationalist pro-fascist organization, no matter how pelsudsky shouted to the whole world, all this has long been known and recognized. poland actively developed siege warfare; veterans of the soviet-polish war received fertile lands in western belarus for their services to the fatherland; this led to discontent among the villagers, who had very little land. in addition to land, they were given hectares of forest and lakes. the peasants were forced to go to them work. everything was polish, the lands, these forests, these were, all, all, but only for the rats, what an inconvenience, if you don’t have permission from the forest, you will also pay a big fine, pick mushrooms, berries, you had to buy a ticket, it was bad the s

desmond mills, jr now plans to offenses along with the federal charges. mills and four other former officers also face. state charges include second degree murder. nickels died in january 3rd days after a traffic stop turned into a violent encounter and left him badly beaten. he grew up in sacramento before moving to memphis. >> breaking news now on the war between israel and hamas. moments ago, president biden called for a humanitarian pause in the war. he issued that call while speaking at a fundraiser in minneapolis. the president was interrupted by a protester calling for a cease fire in gaza. biden responded, saying he supports a pause to allow for the release of hostages. the heckler was escorted out of the event, chanting cease fire. now >> coming up, taking another shot at legalizing sports gambling here in california. we're going to tell you about the latest attempt to get a measure on the ballot. when abc7 news at but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakt

shoulder, it all depends from us, there is a redivision of the world, god forbid we fall into the millthis redistribution, the president also outlined the component of the success of any political party, this is the idea, personnel, not only the ideas of nazari. but also professional and discipline. if those present manage to build such a system, alexander lukashenko is convinced that people will support them. already in december , the first-ever youth council of the prince of belarus will present a program of action. the main point will be participation in the electoral campaign for the elections of the deputies of the house of representatives of local councils. let us remind you that the single voting day will take place on february 25. today the secretariat of the council was approved. it is known that improving legal culture will be a priority. among young voters, as well as active participation in the organization and conduct of elections, including volunteering. this is to clarify the political culture, the legal foundations of our state, our youth, so that they fully participate