but six of them continued north to mount diablo. large black birds look like oversize vultures with a bald head and a 9 to 10 foot wingspan. they need a lot of space traveling 10,000ft high and capable of flying 200 miles a day. adams says they fly high , but very slow and that's why the mount diablo range is perfect for california condors 200 miles of intact wilderness, the most unreachable by hikers and bikers. the biggest threat to condors has always been and still is, ammunition made from lead. this is one of one of california's best kept secrets. this incredibly biodiverse, 200 mile long wildlife corridor from across 12 counties from carquinez strait down to antelope valley. perfect. california condor habitat. it's a hopeful sign for conservationists or anthologists and bird watchers to realize that mount diablo in contra costa county could be home to california condors. i've been predicting people to people for 40 years that if we protected enough land at mount diablo, if we maintain the connectivity with the rest of the diabl

on mount fuji at the moment.h higher than before. >> reporter: famous for its snow capped top, japan's highest peek attracts visitors globally and in 2013 became a unesco world heritage site. this year a postcovid terrorism boom has brought more people to mount fuji. the environmental damage being done could cost mount fuji its heritage status according to the local government. >> fuji-san is screaming out in pain. we can't just wait for improvement. we need to tackle overtourism now. >> reporter: volunteers take away tons of trash each year. climbers are urged to donate $sen to help keep the mountain clean but not everyone pays up. some behavior is even harder to control. >> people of all experience levels come here including first timers. we want to prevent accidents so we give them advice. >> reporter: the risk of at toured sickness and hypothermia has been increased by a trend called bullet climbing where climbers begin they're assent at night. according to the local government they start their climb from a p

it's great to be here at old threshers in mount pleasant. this is our 10th county in iowa this week, we will finish an even dozen before we head back to indiana for labor day weekend, and then it is off to new hampshire. there is no way to describe the warmth of the reception we have gotten here in iowa. there is almost nowhere in america i feel more at home. maybe it is that i am a small-town guy, but the encouragement we have gotten for our campaign for president, for our conservative values here at old thresher, and as we travel across the state, has been incredibly encouraging. i tell you, just talking to people here and on the road here in iowa, i continue to hear people's frustration with the policies of joe biden and his administration in washington, d.c. as much happy talk is there has been about so-called biden-omics, it is not working for families on the city and the farm. we have to get back to what we know works. we have to regulation -- round off regulations, secure our border, stand with our values and for the values across the

call now 800-710-0020. >>> the climbing season on japan's mount fuji ends on sunday and that's likelyo be a much-needed reprieve for the world heritage site where the number of visitors has gone through the roof in recent months. and because of that, the mountain may now lose its world heritage status. >> reporter: human traffic jams on sacred mount fuji. >> very cold, just like a traffic jam. >> reporter: ambulance en route to an injured hiker, litter on the mountainside. it's a side to japan's popular tourist site that's not in the guide books but for mount fuji ranger -- it's just another day on the job. >> translator: there are definitely too many people on mount fuji at the moment, the numbers are much higher than before. >> reporter: famous for its snow capped volcano, mount fuji has inspired artists and been a pilgrimage site -- the highest peak attracts visitors globally and in 2013 became a world heritage site. overtourism has become a big problem. this year a post covid tourism boom has brought thousands more hikers to mount fuji according to a government official, the envir

the mount of jupiter is naturally located under the finger of jupiter.his is the strength, the potential, again , which gives us a person who is either self-confident, or not, or a person who wants too much, and this is expressed in what - not only criticality towards life, but also the desire to have more, the inability to stop oneself from doing this, this is such a factor of consumerism, sometimes gluttony, sometimes such people like to drink , sometimes such people like everything so beautiful, ritual, so that the form, say, is more important than the content, i of course already understand when the mount of jupiter is strongly pronounced, and you will understand, because it just sticks out, sometimes it is even red, when it sticks out and it is red, then i am always very careful with such people, they may not control themselves, their desires, their touchiness, pretentiousness, sometimes the desire to stay alive, if you like, and as you and i understand, there can be different lines on this mound and depending on how clear and well expressed this li

it is mounting on the government — problem. it is mounting on the government because - problem.lem. it is mounting on the government because there is l problem. it is mounting on the i government because there is not problem. it is mounting on the - government because there is notjust that question of how you fix it, that question of how you fix it, that question of why it was allowed to happen in the first place, if you cast your mind back all the way to the austerity years under the coalition government, the conservative led coalition government, there are questions about whether the cancellation of some funding was a big problem, there are questions over wlp rishi sunak, when he was chancellor, went far enough in giving funding to schools, that needed urgent up grades to their facilities, and i think what you will hear at prime minister's questions at noon today, is those questions being asked of the pm, is part of the fault for the fact this is enveloped into such a crisis, down to you? that you didn't take enough action when it was flagged up to you in 2020, that you should

of course, i already understand when the mount of jupiter is strongly pronounced.metimes it’s even red. and so, when it sticks out, and it is red, then i always be very careful with such people, they may not control themselves, their desires , their touchiness. e his pretentiousness, sometimes the desire for profit, if you like, and as you and i understand, there can be different lines on this tubercle. and depending on how clear and well expressed this line is, this is the path to happiness. this is the path to achievement. this is the path to career growth, because jupiter is career growth, but with such ambitions, when they are simply very expressed on the mount of jupiter , sometimes the line simply does not stand. she this flow, which leads a person to something very, very beautiful and high, is simply torn and also lost, when this hill becomes smooth it does not become smooth, and then there are simply no smooth lines on it. this life is so pretty calm, without any special things. impulses and attempts to achieve something there, well, happy enough, but if th

many people on mount fuji at the moment. >> pilgrimage site for centuries.vertourism has become a big rob. this year a postcovid tourism boom has brought thousands more hikers to mount fuji. the environmental damage being done could cost mount fuji its heritage status according to the government. >> fuji-san is screaming out in pain. we can't just tackle improvement, we have to tackle overtumor now. >> volunteers take away tons of trash each year, volunteers, not everybody pays up. says some behavior is even harder to control. >> people of all experience lextion come here including first timers. we want to prevent accidents so we give them advice. >> reporter: the risk of altitude sickness and hypothermia has been increased by a trend called bullet climbing where hikers begin their assent at night, pushing on until dawn, according to the yamanashi tourism board. the number of climbers arriving here from tokyo has more than doubled between 2012 and 2019. the government says it wants to shift from quantity to quality tourism. it says replacing the main road to

but it's not mount vista. the is. it's the 150 square kilometers. so the green fields, a size smaller just nicholas alessandro piano is in puts slowly. a suburb of naples is here to examine what is happening in the harbor. it may look like the tide is going out and the water level is low. but that's not what has happened. the key, the rocks, even the whole town is rising out of the sea. cope, i saw 93, killing me, 3 over 3 kilometers of the earth. the crust lifted more than a meter. i mean each it out there coming to you can imagine what kind of pressure is involved finally, but as soon as you initially started with the culprit, an underground super volcano just beneath the surface of the plug green fields, huge quantities of magma and gases are pushing upward from under the earth's crust we're transitioning from an elastic phase 2 and elastic ones. i don't know if i can, if i take a tweak and bend it, it will 1st have an elastic phase in which it tends to be happy to modify that it go. it's not stuck into shape. but if i keep ending it, like it sta

but it's not mount vista. the is. it's the 150 square kilometers like re and fields. a sized small logistical alessandro piano is impossible. only a suburb of naples is here to examine what is happening in the harbor. it may look like the tide is going out and the water level is low, but that's not what has happened. the key, the rocks, even the whole town is rising out of the sea. so nobody picking on me over 3 kilometers of the earth across to lift it more than a meter. i mean each it out they're communicating how much and what kind of pressure is involved, probably. but as soon as soon as you say, they start with the culprit, an underground super volcano, just beneath the surface of the flow green fields. huge quantities of magma and gases are pushing upward from under the earth's crust. where transitioning from an elastic phase 2 and elastic ones, i don't know if i can. if i take a twig and bend it, it will 1st have an elastic phase in which it tends to be. i put him on a fight. if i let it go, it's not stuck into shape. but if i keep ending it, like it starts to

to climb to the top of mount taratao, you need to climb about 700 steps.feat. makes about 2,000 people, literally until this year there were no stairs and people had to just climbing the slope, that’s where the real feat was, and yet, not everyone has an easy path to the top. it took a lot of effort, but yes, it was definitely worth it, it’s very beautiful to see, we haven’t reached the highest peak yet, but in general it’s very beautiful, fresh air, a little hard, in such beautiful weather we decided to do a training session, we’re preparing for the bashkortostan championships ...climbing this mountain, and how do you generally cope with heights? it’s a little hard, it’s a little hard, yes, but we can cope, at the foot of the mountain is located one of the deepest lakes in bashkiria, lake tugar-salgan, was once called the entrance to the underworld, connected to other bodies of water by an underground river. according to legend, the ancient bashkirs could not swim in this lake, because it was considered bottomless, they did not come close to this shore, h

how she mounted the 0. what again, south of mount, i guess the american government is sending a debt is gradually arriving in remote areas. but there are huge challenges to deliver it to people in need. stephanie and deca travel to add the sale to see how help is being delivered. we bumped into a spanish rescue team on the road, so we decided to follow them. and we spend a lot of time in the car because these mountain villages is so remote. we've been driving for about an hour now. we've stopped on the side of the road for a while now with the rescue that we are all the way. it's not really clear why the disease so a lot of people have come out to watch the helicopter. um, these are uh, nurses. hi, you work here? yes, you. yeah, well this is here, the nurses, how many are you for to, for all of the? no, to me, my wife and this is for just this village which is 2229 twin nice. just the 4 of you. how is it been, what have you seen since you've been working here? the situation with the people are still scare m

you're likely to see the large hairy spiders in areas like mount diablo or mount hamilton. they may look scary but we pose more of a danger to them than they do to us, at least that's what we're told. here is audrey asistio. >> reporter: why did the tarantula cross the road? because it's their mating season. >> the season is just getting started. >> reporter: male tarantulas come out seeking a mate, explains seth adams, conservation director for save mount diablo. the nonprofit works to protect and restore the land and the creatures that live in and around mount diablo. >> they look pretty scary but, in fact, they're soft and gentle. i've held hundreds of them. we're more of a threat to them than they are to us. even if they bite you, it's about the same as a sting from a wasp, but they have huge fangs. >> reporter: jessica christian grew up in sunol where tarantulas were a common sighting between september and october. >> mainly up in the hills tucked away in the canyon you would see tarantulas crossing the street all the time. >> reporter: she spotted one in sunol. >> i h

buy a few frames from einstein and mount something there ourselves, but the easiest thing, of course,d that short story where the plot was worked out was suggested by magege, yes, here we have it, we can also look, we forgot about maria. an inexperienced girl does not know what fate awaits her, in fact, the tragedy is that everyone could edit this, except for izinstein, it was such a system, they film it, they send it to los angeles, there is a person in the laboratory who tise trusts, the russian, who shows this as necessary, sends them the material, they see it all, but can do nothing with it, ezenstein saw almost all the material, but could not sponsor anything being in mexico before returning, he looked a little more in new york and even showed one of the ladies the rockefeller family, by the way, and wrote it down in his diary, but then he goes to the soviet union, absolutely expecting that the film will follow him and that he will finish it, for the man who made previous films created in the editing room, not finished... it almost physical pain, and we know about this from his m

mount diablo, mount tam, 6.28. relative humidity here.am a little bit higher here due to the low cloud deck. but those upper level winds really drying out the atmosphere. beach hazard statement right here for santa cruz from that large southerly swell. so the rip currents concern as well as the surf. so be careful if you're headed to the beaches. the fog really getting wiped out quickly all throughout the bay area today. just a little bit down by pescadero. otherwise it comes back in full force for your monday. but afternoon highs just as pleasant right around average so in the south bay today look for that low 80s again around the santa clara valley 80 redwood city maybe a few degrees cooler. you've got that fog lingering throughout the morning hours, 71 downtown, 86 in nevada with our east bay in the mid 70s to the upper 80s and near 90 inland. the accuweather seven day forecast our cooling trend tuesday and then settling into a nice pattern. so it's just been really pretty out there. i think . >> yeah nice summer weather 90 day tomorro

the geologists abandoned it, and not for... something and mounting cartridges in the same place?e, there is not enough gunpowder in the small cartridge, and the gunpowder was filled with gunpowder from the construction cartridges. many, when how, when from two, when from three? well, he scoffed at whomever god sends, so he sent. mom, if you're hungry, then there's only... tomato paste, butter and mustard , wow, what a beauty this is, romanov, mom, did you rob the royal family, for sure, but i was very hungry, and i can even try it, of course. it's very tasty, help yourself. good morning, my name is yaroslav krossienko, this is news, we have only the most important things at this hour. that's it, well-trodden paths end, tanks that cannot be stopped, like russian ones combat vehicles are operating in the krasnolimansk direction. this is more and more evidence that the undermining of the northern stream is the work of washington. about the underwater terrorist attack on the un security council, whether there are any results from the investigation into the explosion.

the sacredness of mount toratau, first of all, you need to ask the mountain for permission to do thisashkir tau, a temple of nature, here you cannot curse, talk loudly, and especially shout, according to legend, everyone who has conquered a four-hundred-meter mountain can make a wish to climb to the top of mount taratau you need to overcome about 700 steps, about 2,000 people perform this mini-feat every day, literally before this... there were no stairs and people had to simply climb the slope, that’s where it was a real feat, and yet the path to the top is not easy for everyone, it took a lot of strength, but it was definitely worth it, it’s very beautiful to see, we haven’t reached the highest peak yet, but in general it’s very beautiful, fresh air, a little hard, in such beautiful weather, we decided to organize a training session, we are preparing for the bashkortostan championship in climbing this mountain, and how do you generally cope with heights? it’s a little hard, it’s a little hard, yes, but we can cope, at the foot of the mountain is located one of the deepest lakes in b

polish self-propelled artillery mounts turned out to be defective and unsuitable for combat operations. and the twenty- third round of the belarusian championship starts in the capital's derby. football club minsk will host energetik bgu. live broadcast to belarus 5. a new diplomatic pool began work in belarus, the head of state received the credentials of the ambassadors of eleven countries the day before, the geography of cooperation from europe to africa and latin america, as alexander lukashenko emphasized, the whole world is now on the difficult path of forming a new structure of multipolar international relations, belarus, which experienced many shocks and repeatedly became a theater of war, learned the lessons of history on the main task - to prevent new shocks. minsk constantly held a very responsible foreign policy. never in history have we extended our jurisdiction beyond national borders. we pursue an open, peaceful policy. but not all western democracies like this. and then the arguments of powerlessness and sanctions enter. your countries. we have repeatedly experienced th

authorities say the escaped prisoner now armed with a .22-caliber rifle with a scope mounted on it. last seen northwest of philadelphia, an armed homeowner opening fire on him. authorities say the suspect got away. trevor ault standing by in pennsylvania. >>> the breaking headline from washington today, under pressure from hard right members of his own party, house speaker kevin mccarthy is now launching an impeachment inquiry into president biden. when mccarthy said just two weeks ago there would have to be a vote for this. tonight, no vote, and the leader is pressed, where is the key evidence before opening this? rachel scott live on the hill. >>> in the northeast tonight, bracing for new storms. the flash flooding and water rescues overnight. and now, a new system moving in in the next 24 hours, from philadelphia to new york, up to boston. rob marciano timing it out. >>> that stunning moment on the football field. aaron rodgers going down on just the fourth play of the game. tonight, what the coach is now saying, will aaron rodgers play again this season? what's his future in the

how she mounted the 0. what again, south of mount, i guess our correspondence stephanie decker has been traveling around the affected areas of the atlas mountains. she has been speaking to people in various regions. her latest stop is more labor him from where she has this report. and we've come to a different location today. this is the town of like team, it is easier to get to. there's more infrastructure around here, very much. also as a tourist pays for tours coming. we're trying to figure out what the situation is like here. we bumped into this uh, gentleman david. uh yes it is. okay, we're going to see a friend of his who is with him. david was here the night of the earthquake on friday night, and he says he hasn't heard from his friend. he's not answering the phone. so this town is much more established than the other very remote villages we've been to but the struction here also on a very large scale how much of the town has been damaged. this is as low as it may be. you have done 50 percent complet

mount veeder northeast at 15 in mount mount diablo northwest sonoma mountain also has a little northeaste there. it's just a little bit of a northeast or north wind in the hills, not so much at the surface there. all otherwise everything is just fog and low clouds on the coast. 5060s on the temps, probably not going to cool off too much here . 57 or in 256 kensington, but a lot of low 60s walnut creek in there pinholes in there. alameda as well as brentwood and north dublin's a little cooler at 5439, truckee 43, south lake tahoe to 44 in mammoth lakes and lots of sunshine today after that fog retreats and what's pushing inland will burn off sooner today. so look for 60 to 70 coast and bay upper 80s to some low 90s inland you guys all right thank you tom now 421. a call to action in san francisco after a four year old girl was killed in an intersection. you'll hear from the people who say the city cannot brush aside this issue. new numbers show poverty has increased, especially for families with children. the actions food banks are now taking to handle the increased need. and just a quick

i mean, you told me earlier, the pressure is mounting on the funds to leave, and the coordinators are issued a statement of through the administrative interior cost to the forceful eviction of the boss of that to leave the country following the expiration of the deadlines given him which expires about a week ago by the way. and so what you see uh, people who are mounting pressure continuously about the pressure on the printer. most of the, as well as french troops where i gather in. yeah. may in other parts of these. yeah . to leave the other cool. so we were expecting demonstrations, as you said, i think people are gathering behind you. where were they going to be across the capitol today? the right time we are a minute to face to face. yeah. yeah. man, i do size the brain spanish, french what size is the 1500 french soldiers talking das, which i'm going to times this way to my right. this is why they are at the moment. and what is the most square does not say that they want them out of new jersey and to leave along side with that process. and after that, they want to go. so the 10 m

and look at mount diablo, a 50 mile an hour north wind. so you've got the north wind to the north to the east, and that's above the surface. later on today, we'll get into the surface onshore flow. but right now, relative humidity is at 30. so another four hours of these gusty north winds. and we'll be down to certainly 20% range. so loop of our smoke forecast today and tomorrow shows we're in the bluish green phase. the worst air quality coming in the morning and night when the winds really slacking off. the winds help mix and disperse the smoke. but they have to be from the right direction. so right now we're in the 40s and 50s. later on today, some haze out there. again, reggie. >> all right. thank you, lisa. still ahead, the government that will send out more free covid tests if you want them, when they'll be available. and oakland leaders trying to make their city safer. their next step after missing the deadline to get all that funding. as we head to break, a live look outside. it is 612. and we'll be right back. running is awesome.

. >>> and as we see those images of homes destroyed, concerns are mounting over another looming problem. gabe gutierrez is in cedar key, with more on what some call the hurricane tax. >> reporter: tonight, with the damage being assessed in idalia's wake, some floridians are worried about another looming disaster insurance. when you first came back here and you saw the damage what went through your head? >> it's a little bit of disbelief, depression >> reporter: amy firestein returned today to find the small hotel she owns ravaged. all the more frustrating, because she says the insurance premiums for her own home doubled recently. >> is it better to just save up money and pay out of pocket or keep paying insurance every year i don't know >> reporter: after weathering hurricane ian last year, as we've reported, florida homeowners are already paying the highest insurance premiums in the country $6,000 a year, versus the national average of $1,700 here in cedar key, nearly nine feet of storm surge tore through these homes. still, florida's chief financial officer says idalia could have been

mounts the prime minister aaivin his help. mounts the prime minister giving his reaction. _ help. giving his reaction. the home i help. mounts the prime minister- giving his reaction. the home office has also thanked the police for their rapid and effective work. on social media, great work by the police, well done on rapid capturing of this individual. policing at its best, well done to all those officers involved. that arrest happened just before iiam officers involved. that arrest happened just before ”am this morning. police said in the chiswick area. they said they had been sightings of daniel khalife in chiswick over night. they said they were flooding the area with officers, because once they had a sighting, there was an opportunity to pick him out on cctv. they urge the public to contact them if they saw him. we know their work helicopters in the area as well. so, certainly a significant development that they managed to get the sightings of him. they said he was wearing a black cap, a top and trousers. the fact he also had a bag on him. this has been a huge operation for t

mounting concerns about trump potentially inspiring new acts of politically motivated violence. late today, fulton county judge scott mcafee ruled that no information about the jurors in the rico case against trump and 18 others will be made public. that means no photographs, video, names and addresses. it's a move to protect jurors, and it comes as trump's language gets more ugly and ominous. trump intensified attacks on the press, and targeted, at aop military official, general mark milley. he noted menaceingly that in

the first attack and the mounting problem? tue: first attack attack and the mounting problem?er niger. islamist militants fired three rockets at the engine of this passenger boat and around 50 civilians were killed. and then after that, there was an attack on a military base also in a place called bamber, near the river as well. 15 malian soldiers were killed. the malian army said that they retaliated and killed 50 islamist militants but we haven't had any verification of that claim. but that has been a mounting problem since the beginning of this year? definitely. even in the last few minutes, we are getting breaking news of another attack of potomac vans are driven into a military army base in northern mali whether believed suicide attack. the security situation is getting much worse and we have seen these coups in west africa which have been prompted by the insecurity so we have had military regimes taking overin have had military regimes taking over in niger, burkina faso. they have been told to leave but that is just going to make things worse. these military leaders, the

she was the first mount _ she got it done. she was the first mount of— she got it done. done. she was the first mount of san francisco, the first chair of the digital committee, what you think a legacy was more broadly in that intelligence or foreign—policy field? intelligence or foreign-policy field? ,, ., field? she would say don't think about _ field? she would say don't think about her _ field? she would say don't think about her as - field? she would say don't think about her as first - field? she would say don't - think about her as first woman, think about her as first woman, think about her as first woman, think about her as a competent human being, occupying those positions, i love that, because when i am asked what you have to do is a woman, might answer is be excellent and diane never use those work words to me but she was excellent. what is a legacy in intelligence? i was the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee when she was appointed to the senate intelligence committee, and i left that committee in 2006, she continued and became chair of the

i understand, you've tried, some of the community that they were speaking about just now trying to mount some kind of aid effort for the communities?>> got a number of friends here, moroccans and ex- pats, and going yesterday, and i was quite moved, how the people were purchasing goods, and drive up and we were told that one of the hardest hit villages and and let's see if we get there, a carload of goods. a climate are outside of the village. and they stopped us and said they had to close it off, there are trying to organize a number of dead bodies, and spanish aid. when to leave the goods in a locked facility with the government. we were told that was going to get to them and a lot of the volunteers and volunteers from london were there, and we were like the second carload of people going up, there's a lot of need and desperation. for people to get goods, and medical and sanitary products, with winter coming on, trying to manufacture and was tense, i need to get these people to more grounded accommodation, these monthly homes, a lot more to do in the future months. and a big job. >> tr

sometimes completely different shapes and lines also change, and on this mount of jupiter, uh, thereout them. i want to point out something else. it happens sometimes. so, that jupiter’s finger seems to be inclined towards the middle finger, this is where it is inclined, and we can assume that a person is often dependent on the opinions of others. and even if this finger is long enough and this person can take a position, then, as a rule, he still tries to take as many advisors as possible so that he has something to rely on, because well, it’s difficult here on his own, and some independent decisions to make and this is not necessarily a bad thing. sometimes this is due to an increased degree of responsibility when but some kind of internal reflex of desires to shift this onto someone else and listen to some other opinion, so this person, or if he is slightly inclined, then the person is simply really ready to hear someone else’s opinion and , in fact, not only hear himself in this , but if it is too inclined, then here , of course, a person still tries to act with his mind often, b

. >>> mount diablo is a popular hiking spot. beautiful, majestic symbol of the bay area.ow also a place to get married. contra costa county teamed up with the california department of state parks to offer destination weddings at the peak of mount diablo. 16 marriage ceremonies performed between 10:00 am and 3:00 am. one couple got to go to the courthouse for their wedding and jumped at the chance to do something more special by going to mount diablo. >> because when i went to the courthouse they said we have a destination wedding. i said oh, top of the summit? i didn't know it was this far up. but it's okay. >> if you want to get hitched and do it there don't fret about missing this chance. contra costa county said the offer is twice a year moving forward because it is such a hot spot. >> congratulations to everyone. >>> we'll be right back with details on how to help give the gift of life tomorrow in the south bay. alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪

we mount a split system. cools, but also ionizes the air, and the self-cleaning function does not allow germs and bacteria to accumulate in the heat exchanger. this is especially important for families with small children. misha stopped thank you and we will decorate with such a panel on magnets. we slightly hid it on this dullness, but it seems to me that this color is a normal gray. yes, it’s like, yes, excellent, it’s the designers who hang the air conditioner so so that it fits perfectly into the interior. this is pain temperature. wish 22°. look, i can control the air conditioner from the remote control and with the help of the 22 ° mobile application, by the way, it is also connected to the voice assistant. so if our heroes want to simplify their lives by voice control, then it’s quite possible, and here the blinds are of a special shape. they rotate 180° and the air flow is directed either along the ceiling or exactly on the floor. i really like how we decorated this corner with you. yes air conditione

the screens for the nurses' working cubicles are mounted on thin aluminum profiles.s the curtains like that and enters. well, overall beauty. i dreamed about this. i lived with my brother. i really missed this place. and so you get another small room. it's big big inside. yes, this is what we pursued as the main goal, to separate the girls, so that they have privacy and look, now there will be magic. oops, so op. oh, what a multifunctional beauty. maybe at night you put a table lamp here, it changes also lighting. we really enjoyed the silence and solitude, we listened to the beautiful folds of the curtains. yes, i really like it. pay attention to the wrong side, it’s not there, but it’s just not there, and it’s not. these terrible tapes that you know up there, the white investigative ones stick out. yes, everything here is very beautiful, decorated, plus these curtains, at least a little, absorb noise and light. by the way, they absorb color very well. in general, yes, sveta is impenetrable shumka, as it were, just symbolically, symbolically, yes, but still you are

under this foundation sinks and mounts away, the slopes become more prone to collapse. the hot spot of climate change, the region has won't buy up to 2 degrees since 1900, much faster than the global average. service 6 less is when you see them from the already in invisible state, especially those little glass is over there. i really just small remnants of what used to be the silvia in house documents the melting of the ice, which was once considered a ton of the logic of the ninety's own woods. things have gone down hill thoughts? of course it's a consequence of climate change on. the ice isn't just disappearing on the mountain, but also in the mountain. here that's an old, cute of 2800 meters research a ricardo is control of your checks the level of time a for us then jem, and he's highest peak on it. so we're in the middle of the 2 expense at about 50 meters, abrupt above us, and 20 meters to the steep nodes face one. as it's so cold inside the mountain that much of the ice doesn't melts, even in summer. it holds the mountains together like malta. yeah, as it is, but

counter-battery artillery fight, the groupings are destroyed by the m109 self-propelled artillery mounter m-77, self-propelled artillery mount 2s1 gvozdika and a mortar crew in the kherson direction, the control center of drones that coordinated enemy attacks using electronic warfare was blown up, 28 unmanned aerial vehicles of the air defense system were suppressed, several missiles were intercepted, including missiles, harass. and these shots were taken on the northern flank, artyomovsk, the enemy sent armored groups to attack, but in the end was defeated in the donetsk direction by a german-made self-propelled artillery mount, as well as a grad rocket system. in addition, they managed to thwart an attempt at rotation of ukrainian armed forces units, two groups of ukrainian armed forces infantry were eliminated, north of shelter and north-west of staromayorsky , a pickup truck with nationalists in konstantinovka and assembly coals were destroyed by artillery fire during the counter-battery fight. mortar crews to the west were destroyed makarovka, north of vladimirovka in ugli dar. and

, large-caliber machine gun and grenade launcher mounts, which flies three.ot been a mach of such a ship for even a single year on the deck of the ship next to the crew. the shipwrights who built this corvette in komsomolsk-on-amur lined up, the ship is completely domestic, those who created it and those who will now serve on board the corvette were congratulated by the commander-in-chief of the navy nikolai evmenonov. this is where modular principles are present first of all. this destruction of enemy warships and military infrastructure on the coast, but it also performs the functions of air defense air defense e. q. in general, what is the task that can be solved by a small but very powerful ship that was given a sharp name, significant for the pacific fleet, it was called the destroyer, which was commissioned in 1942 and defended the borders of our motherland for many years, being considered one of the best ships on pacific ocean. the successor to the legendary name is ready to go on combat missions right now to carry with honor the st. andrew's flag rais

that was mounting the birthday of the stomach prophet muhammad officials had previously asked police to be on high alert. militants could target bradley's to memorize the event. a 2nd explosion has been reported at the most in the northwest effect. this time. so far they've been the claims of responsibilities in either a joint. again, find out journalist in karachi, use dr. scholars, what more can you tell us about what's been going on? it's been a deadly 24 hours and focus on what we do know that earlier today in those just saw in must do a phone read through a gathering a political, a story breezes gathering, killing at least 60 people as workers to officials tell us the injuring a 100 problems dealing with many of the injured are critical and how to move to cut off cheap for treatment. so feel free to use the suicide to josh this time in the coverage of the restaurant you, which is nominal instead of doing well in the way we do in order to see sites almost as an agent, devices where they choose square feet for an engine, 12 others, we have also heard 2 incidents in which most of t

now let's bring in the w's village as a fast correspondent, mounting gas marching. but to see you, how is the pope's message about migration going down in front? well we're about it's in the next few days, but it's quite clearly points for me to come cooperation coalition course, i'm sorry, not correlation, but coalition course with a growing far right of mounting lip in which has taken, i mean, has moved farther to the right us my throne has moved to occupy some of the not until you, me gratian, but immigration restriction positions that the, you know, that the, the far right party had. so i think that this is probably going to be a code through you throughout europe where us a lot where a lot of centered politicians have big top. uh, you know, the sort of slightly until you, me gratian, rhetoric probably in order to gain ground against a growing right wing parties. but i mean, you're saying the governments and several european countries are now led by outspoken opponents of immigration. so how important are these visits by the pope and what can they actually accom