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in africa, this territory is now moli state of timbuktu was founded by the north african turegs in theiv century to the fifteenth. it became the center of trans-saharan trade in europe, tembuktu was legendary, as was the concentration of fabulous wealth, but no one had been there. lang was an explorer of africa and, on the instructions of the british government, went to timbuktu. this was his last expedition. there he was taken from the peony and wounded. he lived in the city for 38 days and went back, but on the way he was killed by the locals who did not want the arrivals of europeans. to these edges of the record langa disappeared and documentary evidence of timbuktu only 2 years later was brought from africa by another travel frenchman, on august 18, 1924 , boris savikov, a russian revolutionary, one of the leaders of the socialist-revolutionaries and a member of the white movement at the beginning of the 20th century, was placed in the lubyanka prison. he was the leader of the military organization of the sirs, participated in the murder of the minister of the interior, the chaff

were celebrating 75 years of independence and there was a speech from prime minister on the ranger moly calling to kill massage in the country. let's respect to women more. and that is the same day that it was announced that these 11 men would walk free. and so this is freely been a huge bunch of the gut for indian women. let's take a look at the tweet. it's a that are these rapist uncles and brothers getting lead to or sweets because they raped because bottle a muslim. and below that we see a widow of the convicts being released and their being met with uno suites and garlands. not just by their relatives, but by a hindu organization. well, incredible, on very, very quickly. so these mean men are just going to be freed no appeals process whatsoever. it is possible that the government could use an executive order to undo this. citizens could file for an appeal as well as to what's human rights groups. but the problem is that a lot of human rights activists have been imprisoned recently for fighting for their rights. so the question is, who it was going to do this? natal jury. thank you

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vladimir putin today spoke on the phone with president moli, as reported by the press service of theiscussed the possible supply of our food, fertilizer and fuel cooperation. in these areas, it was decided to intensify the malian leader from semigait expressed gratitude for the support provided by the russian side, and was also informed of the situation in the country vladimir putin, in turn, expressed the hope that the russia africa summit in the twenty- third year would help strengthen our friendly relations with all states of the continent. russia today resumed the supply of oil to europe via the southern branch of the druzhba pipeline , it originates in the samara region, and after bryansk it is divided into two sections, one through belarus and the other through the territory of ukraine. that is why hungary and slovakia receive oil from our second route , not receiving money for transit payment rejected by the bank in western europe and for anti-russian sanctions transneft i immediately informed my european partners about this and the solution was quickly found. the recipient co

but with this a month, a little moly, gem have a so monday evening and, and said, oh yes, saddam and i'll, but so tara, have since being closely connected privately and professionally to day cetera, is the co producer of such as new film, a forgotten history. filming on location in afghanistan had to be cancelled, but giving up is out of the question all the for the final she was because we also have the ocean mission in a studio. assume right now the cool. so they're in different county. their quick test, the female at axis, the actor, the in defend location, different country. and the situation is also not clear that they can travel or not . this is a hot part of their product shadow. for this movie, people are fine shin to keep afghan cinema alive. from abroad. but what about in afghanistan itself? the taliban claim it treats the country's film history with respect. they say there will be no destruction of fillmore bands on pitches this time around. the archive of afghan film is very important and has historical significance. it's completely secured in the presidential palace. no

times of the soviet union and not in favor of today's west, because look in 62 a soviet magazine, moly, me, are published. these are these roles. walk by are excited over newton the one day in the life of denise it. and immediately, you know, why did people believe people all the them believe in started repressions? well, the saw me, it's a song, it magazine, the saw me stand on us about it. i got to read it real estate. ah, ah, news with with the aggression today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i figure which of the problem with the mind the we're, we're, we're banding all imports of russian oil and gas new g. i. k. with regard to joe, by imposing the sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah ah ah ah ah, a doubles are going to put well, talking with a, with a lawyer. issue somebody over there, both those with you up boils up with it is you know, that way. i don't mind ah, well, the most across all things considered.

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times of the soviet union and not in favor of today's west, because look in 1962, a soviet magazine moly, me, are published. these are, these grows, walk by alexander children. it's on the one day in the life with denise it and immediately, you know, why did people believe people only then believe in started repressed? well, the saw we had a saw it magazine. the saw me lead, which is stand on us about it. i got to read real estate. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah luis hunter rush in the state will never be tied up. i'm phoning no sankey with fabulous did ok, so my lease to sagal speed, you one else calls guys about this, even though we will van in the european union the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia today, and school ortiz spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with common question, did you think even close with me? oh, well, the magic rostock were all things are considered. i'm peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real news. oh, i ok. go back to go to storage and change gears a little bit here. we've heard through

according to eye witnesses, the leader of the bosque moly, come, booley, and several of the worshippers allegedly were killed. couple please have confirmed the incident and said the teams rushed to the area to collect evidence and investigate. they also said the final number of martyrs and injured will be announced after their investigation. power and cabal is completely shut down. police said they will do the best to maintain lauren order and help the relatives with the injured and dead and hand over their bodies. on the one year anniversary of the takeover of afghanistan by the taliban, the bite in administration has abandoned plans to release billions of dollars of afghan funds held in the us any time soon. citing fear is that the money could end up in the hands of terrorists. the statement comes over 2 weeks after an american drone attack killed a long time. okay, to boss in kabul. we heard from locals who faced product has shortages in the 12 months since america's devastating withdraw. ah, by sorry, off on the sunday after the us froze, our money people moved under the poverty lin

as to moly, take additional steps toward me. all my climate goals and once we set out, we really were going to cut the deficit. point out by another $300000000000.00 with inflation reduction act over the next decade, were cutting deficit to fight inflation. by having the wealthy and big corporations finally began to pay part of their fair share, a larger $2.00 trillion dollar spending package known as the build by better act stalled in congress last year. the new legislation, though less than buying originally wanted aims to achieve many of the same goals. one of its top priorities is making health care more affordable. the bill will get medicare the power to negotiate the prices of certain prescription drugs, expiring health care subsidies will be extended for 3 years. and it's the largest climate investment in american history. almost $400000000000.00 in new spending will go towards clean energy and climate projects to help cut carbon emissions by 40 percent by 2030 much of the money to fund the initiatives will come from tax

that's according to both georgia moly of the global policy institute of london and stefan gadgets, from the institute of european studies in belgrade. it is absolutely, and there's no doubt about that, but i don't think that this was done by a ukraine, particularly there are states that are and structures such as need are leading the proxy or let me just remind that recently maurice johnson visited a military camp in england, where they claim time, colonies orders are being trained to fight against russia. when this makes a sign in a conflict in the west. he wasn't very well known figure that, well, you have to wonder who came up with the idea that he was a legitimate target for assassination. and that's why i think they think that has to point to the western intelligence services because they were much more preoccupied with. and then i suspect the ukrainian, i think that the same goes for a it's very unlikely she will ever come to trial. i mean, obviously, is, sonia isn't going to extra die if she still is so here she may well, me back and you brain by now obviously your brain isn't go

we don't see who earlier today met with president moly me to fill in sky. there's been not have. 1 concerns about how they're going to be traveling all the way to support each. it's a long drive. it's about an 8 hour drive. and there is, there's been some accusations from the ukrainian government saying that shelling was ongoing around the area where the teams should be able to make it all the way to stop. what do you say? the reason why you bring in government is saying that this is trying to save that to be a rush. i was trying to manipulate that trip and have them go all the way from crimea . well, in that meeting with president lensky, he assured them that he was going to try to guarantee all the safety possible during that drive. he also said that he was not going forward. that to be a, he team would be able to convince russia to withdraw from the area to the militarize, the area in order to guarantee the safety of everyone. you know, there's been lots of concern about what's happening in that plan. the russian ministry of defense has been accusing ukr

holy moly. >> thank you, vianey. >> sure. >> we have much over too much >> we have much over too muche todd to a learn to lead nursing teams as a confident and dynamic charge nurse through gcu's rn to bsn degree program online. find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >>> now, to continued coverage of the monkeypox emergency. the first case has been detected in new york state younger than 18, and lives outside of new york city, but no further information was provided. infections across the teens has known grown sided. children in texas, florida, indiana and oregon and. and an italian tourist is reportedly in a critical condition with the disea

holy moly, vianey. we will have much more on "today in the bay." political analyst is going to join us to discuss former president trump's mov aeft >> welcome back. as students head back to school, two districts in san jose are saying their students willks wh the mckinney school district will have to reconsider in two weeks burk for most schools, it will depend upon the city's transmission rate, and other schools are only recommending masks indoors saying that they cannot legally mandate. this week, the masks are not mandatory inside of the school, but theyare recommended if the covid risks are high. >>> and now, climate change is making rainstorms more intense as well. a new study published this week said that the rainstorm that we had last october is a teaser for what is more to come. this is from 2021, and you may recall all of the flooding it caused. climatologists say if the temperatures are warmer that instead of snow, we could see 60 inches of rain, and it could flood the delta and rivers and streams in the area, and that combined with a sur

this is holy moly! a weekly series of business challenges, trump was frequently unprepared for the sessions. with little grasp of who had performed well, sometimes a candidate distinguished herself only to get fired on a whim by trump. the editors were obliged to our verse engineer the episode scouring hundreds of hours of footage to emphasize the few moments when the exemplary candidate may have slipped up in an attempt to assemble an artificial version of history in which trump's decision made sense. [laughter] here is another thing. the apprentice portrayed trump as a plutocrat with impeccable business instinct and unparalleled wealth, i tighten climbing out of helicopters or into limousines. we know he was a fake, he went through how many bankruptcies but we made him out to be the most important person in the world. it is like making the court jester the king. that is the chef's kiss to me! we saw chip furniture is, a crumbling empire at every turn, our job was to make it seem otherwise. how did you

this week, the last french soldier left the moli and paris completed his operation, the declared purposeists in the sahel, but for 9 years the french, in fact. nothing has been achieved there, and the country has become a sore point for them on the world map, according to one of the colonels. it is not the soldiers, they are skillful, leadership and lack of strategic vision that led to the fact that france not only lost this war. well, it dissolved the tribes that previously lived side by side with each other without any problems, reconciliation, a difficult matter, and civil strife threatens to cause irreparable damage to a unique culture and original peoples. the most mystical of all perhaps, the dagons are primitive in appearance. they are well versed in astronomy; scientists still can not understand where they get such extensive and accurate knowledge from; there are no telescopes here, but at the same time, every adult knows what a star is. how does the planet differ from it how many satellites does it know that the milky way is a spiral galaxy , they can easily determine the positi

. >> holy moly. >> reporter: this is houston where a team of police officers tried to serve a warranton police. >> reporter: 30 years experience conducting 2,500 previous major offender arrests couldn't help a cop named bill jeffrey. >> dion, it's houston police. let's do this the -- [ gunfire ] >> your father didn't stand a chance. >> no, he was completely blind-sided and there is nothing that any of them could have done to change the outcome. everything was done the way it was supposed to, but this -- this guy ambushed them. >> reporter: what the officers couldn't see was the multiconvicted felon hiding in a dark apartment, holding a pistol that was turned into a weapon of war. in seconds he fired 30 rounds, officer jeffrey died, a police sergeant also hit, crawled for safety and survived. >> are you good? >> no, i'm hit. >> somebody get bill. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you found out what this criminal had in his hands? >> disgust, disbelief, anger. we do not live in a war zone. there is no need for us to have these automatic weapons on the streets of houston anywhere

. >> holy moly. >> reporter: this is houston, where a team of police officers tried to serve a warrantrience conducting 2500 previous major offender arrests couldn't help a cop named bill jeffrey. >> dion, it's houston police. let's do -- [ gunfire ] >> your father didn't stand a chance. >> no. he was no, he was completely blind sided and there was nothing anyone could have done to change the outcome. everything was done the way it was supposed to, but this guy ambushed them. >> reporter: what the officers couldn't see was the multiconvicted felon hiding in a dark apartment holding a pistol that was turned into a weapon of war. in seconds he fired 30 rounds, officer jeffrey died, a police sergeant also hit crawled for safe it i anty and survived. >> are you good? >> i'm hit. >> what was your reaction when you found out what this criminal had in his hands? >> disgust, disbelief, anger. we do not live in a war zone. there is no need for us to have these automatic weapons on the streets of houston, anywhere in the united states. >> but there is demand, cheap illegal pieces first imported

he wrote, quote, holy moly, it was fascinating to watch the fair effectively a.n the phone with washington d.c.. wow, the center of the action. just a few months later, trump met with top russian officials in the oval office, and revealed highly classified information from israel about an islamic state to plot, in doing so, he put israeli agents lives at risk. and in 2019, there was this tweet trump posted a classified satellite photo showing the aftermath of an explosion at alarm site neuron. he wrote that the u.s. was not involved saying, quote, i wish them best wishes and determining would happen. and -- classified information, he defended himself, claiming that he could do whatever he wanted with classified information. >> i just wish iran well, they had a big problem and we had a photo and i released it, which i have the absolute right to do. and we will see what happens. you have to figure that one out yourself. we will see what happens. >> we will see what happens. no, we know from reporting at the time that there was a pretty robust infrastructure around

. >> holy moly. >> reporter: this is houston, where a team of police officers tried to serve a warranty cameras on. >> step out, houston police. >> reporter: 30 years experience conducting 2500 previous major offender arrests couldn't help a cop named bill jeffrey. houston police, let's do this the -- >> your father didn't stand a chance. >> no. he was completely blind sided, and there is nothing that any of them could have done to change the outcome. everything was done the way it was supposed to. but this guy ambushed them. >> reporter: what the officers couldn't see was the multiconvicted felon hiding in a dark apartment, holding a pistol that was turned into a whap of war. in seconds, he fired 30 rounds, officer jeffrey died, a police sergeant also hit, crawled for safety and survived. >> searge, you good? >> i'm hit. i'm hit. >> what was your reaction when you found out what this criminal had in his hands? >> disgust, disbelief, anger. we do not live in a war zone. there is no need for us to have these automatic weapons on the streets of houston, anywhere in the united states. >>

[applause] holy moly we had to figure how to talk to people and make sure people are informed, out in community and put together all the psa to educate people and figure how to do hybrid meetings. jack sent so much time making sure all is in line and often slept overnight to make sure every meeting was covered. talking 5,000 hours, 1700 remote public meetings. thank you jack. [applause] and finally, katelen osevedo. [applause] she accepts on behalf of the entertainment commission and cert team. this was outreach enforcement effort. imagine having to go to the thousands of businesses across the itisy to make sure they understood all the rules and best protect the workers and people coming there to eat to dine and enjoy our city. 4,000 (inaudible) in #1u6 such a short amount of time. thank you. and with that, we are done. come on up! [applause] [applause] >> presenting the award for econom ic (inaudible) please welcome kate sofes, director of office and workforce development. [applause] >> so, when we think about economy it sound like a very sterile word but when i think about it and dr

. >> that's rob riggle and joe tessitore from "holy moly." we're going to turn now to our "gma" cover story. lady a announcing that the group is postponing their tour as a band member -- as band member charles kelley works on what he's calling his journey to sobriety and juju chang has the details. hey, juju. >> hey, cecilia, good morning. you know, i've spent time with lady a while on previous tours and they take pride in being a truly tight-knit group. now lady a says that while being on the road with their fans is their greatest joy, some things take priority including sobriety. ♪ it's a quarter after 1:00 i'm all alone ♪ ♪ and i need you now ♪ >> reporter: this morning, one of country music's biggest bands, lady a postponing their upcoming tour to support one of their members, singer/songwriter charles kelley's personal battles. the trio writing online, we are a band, but most importantly we're family. we're proud to say that charles has embarked on a journey to sobriety. so right now in order to be the healthiest, strongest and most crea

holy moly. that is incredible sight to see there. hello again, everybody, it's 5:00.e what i just heard and saw. that was a really unusual moment right there, beyond unusual, from fox news's laura ingraham yesterday. she's one of trump's staunchest, most steadfast, and often strident allies, who has railed against the fbi and the department of justice on her show in the days following the fbi search of mar-a-lago. now, all of a sudden, out of nowhere, suggesting that maybe it's time to move on from her friend, the former disgraced twice-impeached coup-staging, pathologically dishonest president. maybe, laura ingraham is saying, it's time to turn the page away from a man at the center of a federal investigation into the possible mishandling of classified documents after he left office. maybe it's time to turn the page away from this dude whose rhetoric around the fbi has inflamed his base to such a degree that it's become an acute, urgent and potentially life-threatening risk to law enforcement officials everywhere. a pennsylvania man was charged by federal prosecutors

look at it, thursday and friday temperatures well into the 90s it's gonna feel. 96 in boston, holy molymississippi river valley, the tennessee river valley where they've seen to be your storms threat along the front. from texas all the way towards and a lot of rainfall moving into the southwest is typically a good thing but again. then if you'd like to know all things about brian it's briankilmeade.com. >> thank you very much for that. 25 minutes towards the top of the hour thousands of pennsylvania democrats are ditching their party with an 8300 democrats switch their voter registration become republicans this year. andre michael is a pennsylvania voter who left the democratic party this year. why did you do it, andre. speak to what we committed to is mobilizing the swing vote and people who consider themselves the full stomach rats. or just so we decided to end in the example of that is we just supported kathy burnett's campaign. that was just pure active citizenship at its finest. >> very interesting. of course she lost in the primary. at a late surge and dr. oz is the guy. your stor