monson, maine. from an academic point of view which is actually helpful for studying broader developments in american rural life. this was not an unusual place so it can open a into changes other similar small rural places. but for me there's a lot this special about monson from personal point of view because is the place where i spent first 18 years of my life. this is my hometown. included in this 1889 lithograph, this bird's eye view of monson are, the house where i grew up, the church on main street that my father. the lake where i learned how to swim, not very well. i failed. swim lessons. that's another story. the shop my brothers and i bought penny and the where i went camping with my parents and where now live. i know the mean streets of mt. . from firsthand experience. yep. that's me in the center. on the bike i got for my birthday. and no. you are not seeing on right. is my identical twin brother on his identical bike dressed as and also badly in need a haircut. this is view from the house

and art to monson. this experiment in what's called creative placemaking, has even been discussed in. the boston globe and the new york. during all of those hard years, as the town really struggled i could never have imagined that this would happen to my hometown and that it would attract interest from big city newspapers. we started today with monson celebrating 50th anniversary of founding in 1872. monson is now preparing to celebrate its bicentennial. its 200th anniversary. and once local find themselves debating discussing how to weave outside influences the outside world into their place. that's it for today. thanks everyone. have good afternoon and i'll see you on thursday. ♪ >> it was fire that separated man from the animals. fire that gave him warmth to overcome the cold. light to pierce the darkness. in 1969, it was the controlled use of fire that enabled man to make his first landing on the moon. and it was fire that civilized man. fire not only made food more tasteful and adjustable, but far

monson is now preparing to celebrate its bicentennial. its 200th anniversary. and once local find themselves debating discussing how to weave outside influences the outside world into their place. that's it for today. thanks everyone. have good afternoon and i'll see you on thursday. ♪ >> it was fire that separated man from the animals. fire that gave him warmth to overcome the cold. light to pierce the darkness. in 1969, it was the controlled use of fire that enabled man to make his first landing on the moon. and it was fire that civilized man. fire not only made food more tasteful and adjustable, but far more important, smoked and preserved it. now man no longer had to gorge himself as soon as he made a fresh kill. now he could sustain himself between kills. and in time he could be more than a hunter. he could become a farmer. an artist. a writer. a member of a cultured society. fire elevated man from the animals and the art of cooking made him civilized. yet for the past 40,000 years of human history, methods of cooking have remained the same. now at last in

in pakistan, the humanitarian crisis caused by weeks of monson rains and flooding is worsening. areas in the south are under threat as water searches from major rivers in the north will than 1200 people have been killed, dent, large parts of pakistan remain under water. nasa is trying again to launched its new attainment. autumn is moon rocket from florida to day e original launch was halted on monday after a fuel leak was detected. nasa says the problems have been fixed. the 30 story rocket is carrying an unmanned craft which will circle the moon to the us open way . serena williams, as lost, what's likely to be a final singles match of her illustrious career. the 40 role didn't go down without a fight. those thought was outlasted by a straight is i it's on the end of it in a free said epic that lasted more than 3 hours. the 23 time grand slam champion said late as she was ready to move on to other things in life, was still able. yet it takes a lot of work to get here. clearly i'm still capable, but it also, it takes a lot more than that. i'm really like mom and explore different ver

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we turn to pakistan now where months of unprecedented monson rains have filled the country's largest fresh water lake to help keep lake monscheier from bursting its banks. authorities there have released its water and flooded villages . it's hoped that the drainage will spare more densely populated areas elsewhere. as cold comfort for those living along the waters path, pakistan's largest fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. fed by months of rain, lake mon, char, and southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if we tuckers over here, so wholesale entity, it, it would be dawn. so the situation is stuff we are trying to convey and had been fighting since last. what year dog engineers made a difficult decision to cut into an embankment to direct the flood away from the most populated areas and flood dozens of nearby villages instead. authority say the emergency breach has already displaced a 100000 people. but local reporting suggest the number could be much higher. many who fled say they haven't received any help from the g

a sure glad you could join us. pakistan has been enjoying severe monson weather since june. of this year, which has brought rainfall nearly 3 times the national 30 year, average latest figures say that almost $1500.00 lives were lost in the torrent. now the great danger is waterborne disease. children are particularly vulnerable to danger. fever which is currently spreading fast malnutrition is the other enemy of 8 agencies like uni sir, who say nearly half of the non adult population in flood defected areas is at risk . we speak to someone on the ground in pakistan in a moment, but 1st a report from the salt valley, looking at just one child, one among the 16000000 children in pakistan affected by these unprecedented floods living day to day and thinking of his future mom machado sees he was lucky to survive the raging flood that ravaged his home down in northern pakistan, swath valley even as people fled low line areas, many houses were swept away. the teenagers school was destroyed too. for now, he's working in the field with his father instead. the value of the i am now

or is a concept that is designed to ward off questions on distract from the real question was ne monson. how could such a thing happen? he began that had never been allowed to happen on a schedules elsewhere as we commemorates a day. and we must sincerely and truly remember the events of the past fall in such remembering as painful that is most especially. so for you, the families, phones, and doors between germany too, we must feel that pain, the events, if not to $72.00, left steep dogs gaz within the lives of those all the lost loved ones. the trauma munich has embedded itself again. then our collective memory in israel, you've noticed deep dark scars. i've had also been left in the stockman for us in the city of munich game. and in the federal republic of germany, good numbers of today's act of remembrance can only be sincere, i'm bytes. and if we are prepared to recognize painful, fancy, if we acknowledge all that the story of the olympic attack is also a story of misjudgments by and of dreadful. and thirdly, of vital mistakes. yeah, i know phys arden's law of in fact failures beca

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no one quantity we help. 6 feet then till next monson? no problem far, i know lega underground, reach out bother all ecology inder. they like be much appreciated, but collision because of wrapped up the water. this lake water holding capacity itself about low in like $50000.00 cubic metropolis, which can cut off more than no sir, went to yet religious woods. not which can you not be the main source for drinking water surrounding the place? that is where yell to xander. though very much connected with my that my job because no, we work hard. we sweat. mr. gilby fight. we do dig lot of calculated risk, but the end of the day, this is the reason i ah literally is more distressing for a woman than a much wanted pregnancy going horribly wrong. aside from then being punished, boy al salvatore strict devotion north have seen women incarcerated for years. some say they're only crime, was the devastating still back. an empowering story of one woman struggle that ignited a movement. miscarriage of justice. a witness documentary on al jazeera, indon

learning to fly the future replenishment is volunteers football fans spartacus with the call sign monsondetachment found similarities with the famous a fighter from the moscow region in the army served no that is, the first skills. yes, it's not the same interesting to call. adrenaline is played directly by the family, what did they say they are going through? of course they write every day. well, of course, if a man is making a decision, then he is unlikely, because he began to work in the security service of one of the companies for quadrocopters, he used to manage, but here, of course, everything is completely different the first day on the front line and immediately received a remark from the commander. and in the service for the appearance of the remarks made. red spartak boots they told me to change, i think, until it’s not directly critical, the shoes should be comfortable, the weapon should be reliable, so keep it clean and take care of it, then it won’t let you down in battle experienced the instructor of the battalion at the training ground teaches the tricks of trench tactics,

our topic today is small town maine and the world the year. 1872 and the little town of monson in central maine has a big problem problem. the town has bounced from the fire that swept through its downtown destroying many of the

ah, that's not get more details from a contributor ray to monson. rachel. nice to see, he said, to what extent is such sentiment now spreading across the e. u. well, there seems to be a shift underway in europe, as people start waking up to the cost of the anti russian sanctions that the establishment has saddled them with the number of austrian citizens who support the sanctions is decreasing. and now at 40 per cent. that's according to a new survey published and developed the cos, well energy and inflation, of course, which are also driving up the popularity of the right wing populist freedom party and austria that supports respectful dialogue with russia in the czech republic, about 70000 people hit the streets over the weekend in protest of rising energy costs that are expected to get even worse as winter sets in. in italy, hundreds of people burned their utility bills in naples. on sunday, a report in 2000 protesters in colonial demanded that the government prioritized their energy needs over ukraine. and now prominent politicians are starting to sing

so windless, learn more right now from a i'll contribute to rachel monson. joining us here now from paris or rachel, a bit of a long speech there. any highlights for us? yes. speaking at princeton university in new jersey yesterday, you commission president ursula underline was asked if he was worried about the results of this weekend's italian parliamentary election, which far right populous are expected when judging by the latest pulls, vauder like suggested that the e. u has ways to deal with election results that they don't like. have alyssa will see the outcome on the elections? we have just elections and see them to if things go in a difficult direction. i spoken about anglian pollen and we have tools we have tools, she spends a few hours in new jersey and she start sounding like tony soprano like a mob boss, former italian vice prime minister mateo sal vini. part of the concert of coalition . it's favored to win the election over the weekend. asked on twitter whether vander line was issuing a threat and said that she should, quote, respect the free democratic and sovereign vote of

almost a 1000 people came out it spread out tray the gave story energy prices and facing processes monson. this is an domonique of holds the supply weapon c grade. and to launch the north seem to pipeline which was never opened. judah and cuba. the sentiment, this white, some local government attempts to find the politically suitable solutions all to his country to reach a mazda explains the humvee. discontent. lay helpless food love of occasion could stratospheric energy prices actually reshape the political landscape in europe to new surveys in italy taken ahead of the general election on september 25th suggest that could very well be the case. 92 percent of italians ranked energy prices as the top issue facing voters even ahead of unemployment. and another poll found that the right wing coalition is leading with 47 percent of the vote in a fragmented field, which would effectively make copy list, georgia, maloney, the new prime minister. if those figures hold until election day. maloney has blamed the use policies for the energy crisis and as he vote exploiting the andreotti c for a so

and monson reigned spring unwelcome visitors in thailand where on patrol with a red tie, racket responsive ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to a cattle brook your travel package today. hello, we have wet weather making its way to western parts if you pay for the next couple of days ahead of that last fine and dry, essentially clear sky. certainly that is the case across a good part of england, wales and scott, and for the time being high pressure keeping things settled. warmus wells, winds coming from a southerly direction ahead of our next weather system and this is the remnants. this airflow prettier, contains the remnants of what was hurricane daniels, a lot of warmth, been drawn in across that western side of europe, the system, grassy piles in towards the u. k. and indeed, to war spain and portugal. danielle makes his way towards the iberian peninsula, farther north, as that rain pushing in across ireland. as we go through sunday. a dry start to their course much is gotten, but i think by the end of the afternoon, that rain will start to push in. i suspect it

after 2 weeks of to entry, monson rainfall and glacial melt. an entire 3rd of the country is now under water baluchistan. the largest region of the country is almost entirely damaged. at last count, at least 1200 pakistan. these have died in these floods. if you want to understand why the floods have been so devastating this year, you should check out. the 3rd poll website focused on producing journalism about a specific region of the world called molly and watershed. the state of the rivers in place. years in the mountainous region have a direct impact on multiple countries, including focused on and the 3rd bullet specialist coverage, which is published in 5 languages is on point right now. inside focused on dawn, the country's oldest english language newspaper has a dedicated flood emergency section on its website, which provides daily update and analysis. while the floods are the latest crisis to hit pakistan, there's also a lot happening in the arena of politics and society. to pot costs that covered a range of topics are the pakistan pivot

and our finding from that study was that the intensity of the monson rainfall in 2 months, in a month of august, june, july, and august. the intensity was increased by 75 percent as compared to the world without climate change. so via the quantitative and editors that climate gene has played a very important role in excessive bidding. the impacts of both the events. martin in old track, are we talking specifically about human induce climate change? here? how do socio economic factors intersect with climate impacts, whether in south asia or a, in, in the american or in africa? how is it worth seeing that the effects on people and the environment? yeah, well 1st of all, i think it's important to underline what for how to said about the strong quantitative evidence that in many of these individual disasters, we have now a very clear fingerprint indeed of anthropogenic climate change. so we can draw a straight line from the mission of greenhouse gases to the more intense natural hazards that we're now facing. however, it's always the combination of those hazards with the vulnerability of

i'll take contributor rachel monson brings more details. was barely a few days ago that european commission, president ursula vander line in her american style. state of the european union address, spoke of the need to defend democracies from autocrats. we will not allow any autocracies trojan horses to attack our democracies from within sundays victory of georgia, maloney's populous right. when coalition in the italian parliamentary elections has underscored, the fact that a talker sees trojan horses that represent a threat to the democratic will of the people of e. u. member states are indeed already inside the big u bar. actually they're running it and yes, they are foreign as in foreign to the country whose citizens have just exercise their democracy. italy will not leave the you, but will block necessary reforms the you must not be naive when dealing with the new government. it's obvious. district, italy, of course, is a cause for concern. parties in this coalition have said and done things that should make us vigilant. this relates to

our topic today is small town maine and the world the year. 1872 and the little town of monson in central maine has a big problem problem. the town has bounced from the fire that swept through its downtown destroying many of the

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his return is the culmination of many, many monson harsh and affect 2 or 5 so many colleagues in the united states. for me personally, there is no higher priority than bringing americans who are being arbitrarily engrossing, tainer held hostage their home to freedom to their family. now, president biden made no direct mention of the prisoner swap and his statement regarding barracks for lease, but he said that the negotiations require difficult decisions. burke sister said that though people may say this was not the right thing to do this deal. she said that biden, in her opinion, made the right choices in, allowing for the, the freedom of her brother. all right, thanks so much. hi, be jo castro, there for haines had asked is a political and security unless he joins us live from north house. and in germany could have you with us. so i think to us administrations that tried to make this deal come together. what made it possible now? well, i think the vital administration seems to keep sort of engagement would be taught by the policy of isolation and engagement is in place. and despite