an official _ touchdown time, 8.50 2am. mountain. the team _ touchdown time, 8.50 2am. mountain. now breathe an immense sigh of relief _ the team can now breathe an immense sigh of relief. we have a returned capture _ sigh of relief. we have a returned capture containing pieces of asteroid _ capture containing pieces of asteroid bennu. you can see the reaction — asteroid bennu. you can see the reaction as— asteroid bennu. you can see the reaction as they got a sample bag on the ground — reaction as they got a sample bag on the round. , ., ., ., ., ., reaction as they got a sample bag on the ground-— the ground. jonathan, i do not know if ou the ground. jonathan, i do not know if you heard — the ground. jonathan, i do not know if you heard that, _ the ground. jonathan, i do not know if you heard that, jonathan - the ground. jonathan, i do not know if you heard that, jonathan amos, i if you heard that, jonathan amos, our science correspondent. we are seeing pictures on the screen of people cheering and clapping. the official announcement that the sample return capsule officially la

so they will continue to complete, such as rugby, against competitors here in the west and the mountain timeones. at the same time, even this year, our football team right now is in texas. getting to work in washington is no walk in the park. so the travel impacts are going to be a lot less than you might think. we do have a few maybe 200 students who will see some trouble impacts. we are already looking at ways to mitigate that. we may do shared travel with stanford. we may look at multi-team events, scheduling things for winter break. these are all things that are really important to us. because again the ability of our student athletes to thrive is always going to be the top priority at the university. julian: what's being done to ensure students still get the best quality education during the season that we know they all actually come to cal for in the first place? >> we have a whole team of faculty and staff members who are supporting the academic aspirations of our student athletes. the academic performance -- their academic performance is as high as it's been 20 years. it's a priority

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control and announce the official| control and announce the official landing at 8.52 in the mountain daylight timen capsule. let's speak to another very excited person, jessica barnes, assistant professor at the university of arizona. and osiris—rex, leaderforthe university of arizona. and osiris—rex, leaderfor the samples. osiris—rex, leader for the samples. what osiris—rex, leaderfor the samples. what are you looking for when it comes to some of the sample is being collected? it is comes to some of the sample is being collected? , ,., . collected? it is so exciting the samles collected? it is so exciting the samples are — collected? it is so exciting the samples are back. _ collected? it is so exciting the samples are back. there - collected? it is so exciting the samples are back. there is . collected? it is so exciting the samples are back. there is so | collected? it is so exciting the - samples are back. there is so much to unravel in these samples, all the way from the pre—solar history that will be recorded in the sample is all the way to impact events, collisions, water, looking for the i

or -- eastern or central time zones, 202-748-8000. mountain or pacific time zones, 202-748-8001. if you are a parent, call 202-748-8002. if you are a child care worker, call 202-748-8003. our first caller is doug from las vegas. caller: i did a very confused on how this country gets so screwed up that when all of our politicians and everybody are talking about we have to find a way for somebody else to be paid to raise your children, i don't understand why people think it is all right for someone else to raise their child. people have got to get back to you get married, you stay married, you raise your child. you give up your life to raise your child. the government always was to find a way to pay somebody else to do what you should be doing yourself. why do we need to pay people to stay home and take care of their child instead of someone else raising their child? that is silly. host: lisa, can you respond to that? that is a different way than a lot of families are set up. caller: -- guest: childcare is important for parents who need to work

don't allow is the same speed as the new players to be on the track and, and the day it's always a mountain time to market. and i think that's the big edge of the chinese tires. they have a blazing fast on time to market. on scheduling time to mark the german car industry has long struggles to react quickly to the market. but it's far from throwing in the towel. any thoughts on this isn't stock. it's a tough competition for us. but in the end it's good because it challenges, we have a clear strategy on how to deal with that. and now it's about who is the head of the game on, on the big thing. and the automotive industry is, who is going to build the a small getting off electric? it's not there yet. what means that the fault? so it means that the affordable electric on not much more expensive than a comparable guess of income. i believe discover the sus be brought to the market by chinese. and this is the true game changer if it utilize the card at 1st sight, not my kind of car off the old to buy because he wasn't. i don't know if it's the kind of car we need in the future. oh, okay. what kind of

you can call in, if you are in the central time zone, (202) 748-80, and if you are in the mountain pacificnes you can call (202) 748-8000. guest: i had appointments to meet people along the way and i had my lodging planned out. it is different then what one might think of with ramble. it is directional with wondering, but that being said there was a lot of serendipity. i had a lot of free hours every day where things just happen. i fished, crossed rivers by canoe or kayak, i met with various people that came up along the way. in some ways, that was kind of the ramble aspect to it. host: have you always been a big walker? guest: i have this is the biggest walk i have taken. it was not so much be impressed by this physical exercise of walking between these two places it was much more of an intellectual or spiritual endeavor. there's the appalachian trail and a lot of other big huge long hikes that people take. i would not put that in this category per se. it is more of an immersion and extraordinary fascinating stretch of territory between my house and new york city that i have crossed a bil

unofficial touchdown time 8:52 am mountain. and the team can now breathe an immense sigh of relief.eces of the asteroid bennu. you see the reaction there just moments ago as they got that sample back on the ground. the team at lockheed celebrating that momentous achievement of getting that sample from the other side of the solar system at asteroid bennu. when we took that sample, we were over 200 million miles away from us here on earth. the long journey back, 1.2 billion miles from asteroid bennu back to here with that sample. lots of excited pictures there. some live pictures now from utah. this is the craft itself being moved by that recovery team as he heard there it landed at 8:52am mountain time. on the salt plains of utah carrying around 250 grams. that is all it has on board. 250 grams of scientific material that will be now poured over and analysed by scientists around the world. this is a seven year long mission that has cost $1.1 billion. this helicopter recovery team was on standby. we sought flying through the air monitoring it as it came in before touchdown. as i said,

am mountain time. you have a crowd. >> reporter: good morning, family.16 hours until kickoff. these kids have been here all night. because they say someone disrespected them. it will be a big game here. >> they didn't go to bed. rachel: that's not getting up early. rachel: at 4:00 you've got this crowd. >> this was all over some disrespected. went to the on sanders for having his glasses on. deion sanders, his entire team, sunglasses. there is a sign behind me. coach northville, did your mom teach you how to take a pill? they are fired up. not just the fans. there are 16 private jets, they are having a party here. got little wayne here. this has become a cultural phenomenon and it is deion sanders. will: definitely because of deion sanders. it wasn't like this last year when their 1-11. not like a crowd you organize for a tv shot. it was down the row right there. these guys are pumped. rachel: are you sure they are not there for lawrence? >> reporter: these kids have sleeping bags behind me. when i was in college i would do that. will: my hot take, he's

mountain time. rachel: that's unbelievable. they've been there for hours. pete: uh-huh. own lawrence jones, we don't know where he is. maybe he's in the tonight row trying to get a good spot. will: when he says bring in lawrence, is he running next to that camera? pete: do we have multiple cameras? reporter: i'm here, family. will: ryan higgins y were you run -- were you running? reporter: i was running a little bit. it's crazy. these kids have so much energy, and i think -- lock at them. look at them. these kids have been up all night having a good time. i've since learned they have -- what's up, buddy? how do you think this game is going to go down? >> all buffs. all buffs. reporter: what's up, dude? >> it's going to be long and painful. i can tell you that much. reporter: fox. will: what'd he say? reporter: back to you guys. rachel: yeah, we have to send it back will: don't go anywhere. this is a recipe for disaster. rachel: those boys have been drinking since yesterday. pete: yeah, this is the end of the night for them. reporter: it's my first week on "fox & friends,

mountain time, and if it is successful, the spacecraft that could, osiris-rex goes back into deep spacem another asteroid. >> there are hundreds of scientists around the world who are super excited to study the samples and answer new scientific questions that we have not been able to answer with the samples we have on earth. >> whit: it is just so cool. and when it releases the cargo, it will do it from 63,000 miles above the surface. it is like hitting a hole-in-one from 63,000 miles away. >> janai: my gosh. >> whit: the little spaceship that could, i think i can. i think i can. >> janai: this could be so cool when scientists can study it. >> gio: and what we can learn from it is so amazing. thanks for engaging in my space geekiness here. >> whit: coming up here on "gma" meet the 98-year-old super fan creating as much buzz as the team itself. stick around. you are watching "gma" on a saturday morning. stick around. you're watching "gma" on saturday morning. "gma" on a saturday morning. dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was const

if you are in eastern, central time zones it's 202-748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones it's 202-748-8001. if you are a downwinder, a separate line for you, that's 202-74le 8-8002. joseph is next in williamsport, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. i don't know what to say. all i can say i have a scientific background and radiation is a -- what shall we call it. pet peeve is not a good word. do you understand me? host: keep going. go right ahead. caller: i know there's spent a lot of time and i appreciate you taking my call. but i am so thrilled that c-span does what it does. let's put it that way. more people should listen and more people should do things about things like you are bringing forth there on the program. so there it's a little p.r. for c-span. take it on to the radiation. i would ask you, because i don't know, how much those of us like myself, who have been irratated -- irradiated with thoracic, i'm going to use scientific words now and i hope you pardon me, because i like to show off. that's why i'm on the program. i'm n

if you are in the eastern or central time zone (202) 748-8000 , mountain or pacific time zones (202)48-8001 up as you continue to call in we want to turn our attention back to the ongoing recovery efforts and response efforts in florida and georgia in the wake of hurricane idalia. coming ashore wednesday and north florida's third congressional district in the path of that hurricane. congresswoman cap cannick represents the district. we are showing viewers some of the videos that i believe you tweeted out as well of the water coming ashore on wednesday. how are you and how is the district today? guest: it is interesting. we are on the road already this morning. there are countless trees down, roads blocked, property damage. in florida and our area, ares of georgia, trees coming down on structures is a huge danger. after that initial surge it was the water coming down that are problematic. in some parts of our district we are reporting upwards of close to 12 feet of storm surge which is wiped out entire coastal communities. those are areas that are part of our district that saw a treme

mountain perch. what remains of do's root still combines, majestic views. but for many time has stood still since last friday night, and these mountains and the sky once admired on now seems to be fit joe know how l g 0 in the atlas mountains. morocco, the most of them are cash is one of the hard to see there is of the 0 is hush them, i hope are sent us this update was the rest of the operation is still under way. the army is the floating helicopters carrying paid medical supplies to the affected area, the ambulances that you can see behind me. i'll bring you some of the people who retreat from under the rubble, those injured and the way the loan to the hospitals in the city of mount rightcast . one of the biggest challenges with this rest to your operation is basically the fact that we're talking about that. so that finishes the with, hey, it's by the way, villages like yours. ok, that's in the cool is the center of the escalade. and also we're again and it takes time to get to those places. the roads have been blocked for quite some time. the army, the engine is trying to

mountain perch. what remains of do's roof still combines majestic views. but for many time has stood still since last friday night, and these mountains and the sky once admired on now seems to be fit. jo, no whole l g 0 in the atlas mountains, morocco, a southern mark. cash is one of the hardest seed areas out 0 is the customer. how about a so this, this update was a rusty operation. it's still under way the army is deploying helicopters, carrying paid medical supplies to the affected areas, the ambulances that you can see behind me up bring you some of the people who retreat from under the level those gains and the way the loan to the hospitals in the city of matter, i guess what are the biggest challenges with this rest to your operation is basically the fact that we're talking about that. so that vintages the hedge, by the great villages like visual cock flats in the cool is the center of the escalade. and also we again, and it takes time to get to those places. the roads have been blocked for quite some time. the army, the engine is trying to clear some of those rows. b

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 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 the mrs. here, the nurses, how many are you for to, for all of the midwife. and this is for just this village which is $2329.00. twin nice. all 9. 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 scared me. let's see for the needs of this population. they need know, and that's the just mean distance. but also they need the psychologist moment. my goals are to walter and, and medicines for fever, especially for children and support for mental health. what are the main challenges? do you remember a moment that was the most that you remember the most? we need to be strong to? so yes, to help them. we need to, y

put the attention from its mountain perch, what remains of dues. ruth still combines majestic views. but for many time has stood still since last friday night, and these mountains and the sky once admired on now seems to be fit joe know how l g 0 in the atlas mountains. morocco. while a agencies is struggling to reach people stranded in remote areas in the high atlas mountains, but some communities aren't getting help out. there is hash them a whole bar as more from one such town where gun in the south america a was a rusty authoration is still under way. the army is deploying helicopters, carrying paid medical supplies to the affected areas, the ambulances that you can see behind me bring you some of the people who retreat from under the rubble, those gains, and the way the flow into the hospitals in the city of matter. i guess one of the biggest challenges with this rest to your operation is basically the fact that we're talking about that. so that vintage is, well, hey, it's by the way that it is like a joke. uh, that's in the cool is is the center of the escalade. and also we're again and it takes

situation for people, it is a very mountainous area, it takes a long _ is a very mountainous area, it takes a long time not a simple _ are quite restricted, so it is not a simple situation to be able to deal with it _ simple situation to be able to deal with it. ., ., ., ., ., with it. no, not at all, and in fact i'm with it. no, not at all, and in fact i'm going — with it. no, not at all, and in fact i'm going to _ with it. no, not at all, and in fact i'm going to ask _ with it. no, not at all, and in fact i'm going to ask for us _ with it. no, not at all, and in fact i'm going to ask for us to - i'm going to ask for us to show these drone images of the valley where you really get a view ofjust how remote, how mountainous this area is, and which really, there we are, we can see the valley as it how cut off this area is, how hard is it making your work and the teams of the medics who are there, david7 yeah i think what it does, against the limit — yeah i think what it does, against the limit of— yeah i think what it does, against the limit of what you can do, it is difficult to — the limit of what you

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affected is the turf we were talking about is the village championship this is jbl alakhdar mountain range in times if you zoom in on the image here is the turf and as you can see these are the two dams that broke after the storm daniel just remember these dams because we are now let's look at the satellite images of the turf these images show the turf before the flood that hit this is very built up in an area with a population of about 90-100 thousand people look at the mosque down here in havana we used it as a reference to verify the authenticity and location of some of the footage we received now let's move on, it looks different, isn't it so you can see the scale of the destruction caused by the novel, this is the mosque of the fort, and here you can see how much has been washed away from what was once a very built-up area if we will look here, you can see the road that used to be whole, it is completely gone. we also have more detailed satellite images , we talked about two dams earlier, this dam is the closest to the city. look here, this is the road that goes above the dam, of course here i

celsius above normal levels in august, making it one of the 10 warmest august on record in the mountains a new all time high of 31.5 degrees celsius was recorded. as long as we continue to burn fossil fuels, these events will become more and more frequent nature of plan irreplaceable roll in the natural world. they sustain life replenish equal systems and provide fresh water to humans and wildlife. and like we such as estimate the glacier mountain globally, has contributed to roughly 21 percent of observed sea level rise, threatening to displace millions by the end of the century. and the current warming trends, 2 sorts of spacious may vanish by 2100. spanish police have rated the officers of the national soccer federation. they're investigating electric bribery over refereeing official by barcelona football club. police search the headquarters of the refereeing committee near madrid. prosecutors previously accused barcelona paying a commission member, 7000000 euros. the club was also accused of corruption and fraud. purchase acts are michael gambon has died. he was 82 down been was best known for his

mountains. they've been time and dollar though 15. uh, the phill, i'm a late to stop is late, but i mean, where they sent us this report. 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 destruction here also on a very large scale. how much of the town has been damaged. this is as low as it might be. you have done 50 percent, completely destroyed seats, minarette and crux. and again, here just goes to show again the challenge of um, bringing heavy equipment into these areas. removing all of this and re

so, what was made by craftsmen from the azerbaijani mountain village, lahich time, absolutely everythingt was in the mountain village was made by the masters of this aura of the inedible, not such idiotic versions , there are on register edible, this is not edible. just in case, i’ll say this according to one of the versions. oh, are they convinced that this is hope? ahh. you can say that. maybe these are scarves. and no, no, no, no, they did it in such a way that many people believe in it, it’s not furniture, it’s yes, yes, it protects from the sun, chelna there is no tray crown, but not the russian empire the crown of the russian empire in azerbaijan was made by the russian empire. no. they just don't. i think that this has never happened before anywhere. what is not the first well done crown? just a crown, no, not a crown, no, a precious headdress. yes, i know, no no, so invisible, i told everyone. i said precious headdress, yes. there is no take on the precious friends. and how does it happen when they are in court, uh, subishaha and from above well done so we should tell you the nam

to me that the state would have to constantly to improve attention thank you sir and mountains unfortunately the time coming to an end thank you for defending us from the russian occupiers this was yehor firsov a fighter of the old defense and a person who is on the eastern front friends i am ending our program i say goodbye to you until monday until 20:00 i wish you all the best health take care of yourself and your loved ones goodbye 11 o'clock on the clock i'm hrystyna parubiy i will tell you about the most relevant at the moment one person died three more were injured last day the russians shelled donetsk region reported the head of the region pavlo kyrylenko found himself under enemy fire krasnohorivka kurakhove dachne seversk-turetsk and new york there are numerous destructions of residential buildings everywhere also in nivachena church at night the russians struck kherson a woman and a man were injured by landmines both suffered from explosive injuries the woman had an acute reaction to stress everyone needed medical assistance in general, in the past day in the kherson region , muscovites ki

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the morons were walking, it was finally childhood time, and the mountain seemed to have died out.l in our city is closed at night. at night it is forbidden for obedient ones to buy, we won’t take it like that. thank you father. what's going on here? you have a weapon, but i didn’t notice it’s your fault. let's fix your car, dad. i'm not a dad. i am the commissioner of police, a pistol where are you? you look like toys are not an eyesore, let's go back. yes we didn’t see you and you didn’t see us. and you're unlikely to see it. you know i was just robbed of four bottles of vodka, four bottles of whiskey. so quickly close your store, go home, hide. don't go out there anymore today. do you understand me? fine? well, we’re tired, my dear, it’s good that we ran away. and kauna, gatvia. i'll take you home if i go and get the address, okay okay? i have nothing to do with pedagogical education here, master needed. or maybe there are good people here in the european union, that i’ll follow him, and we’ll soon be home, true. come on, so close your eyes. children, pour me a drink. how many o

mountains. for the 1st time in us, history was on striking. the country's 3 biggest auto make is general motions forward as to lantus, which includes chrysler on, affected stripe. again at midnight on thursday. often negotiations between the countries because auto workers union and management failed, unions wants to 40 percent pay high. the car companies say that's too much, they need to put aside cash to make new electric vehicles. speaking the president joe biden said to work is that a shot in the company's successive companies have made some significant offers, but i believe it should go further to ensure record corporate profits mean record contracts for the identity. say that again, record corporate profit, which they have should be shared by record contracts for the u a w. and just as we're building an economy in the future, we need labor agreements for the future. it's my hope that the parties can return to the conversation table to forge a win win agreement. to continue our active engagement, i'm responding to point dispatching to memb

helps to morocco in your vehicle hardware, very much of the landscape in morocco, era, the mountains, very serious time when it comes to find survivors. this is of course crucial when it comes to the optimal seminar, other thing being flown in tons of medical equipment. uh well, the search and rescue equipment. um, i know a lot of food. so again, uh for plays the slow now is, is 24 hours. also, the 1st quick happened around 50 personnel search and rescue menu will be on the ground in last flight in the health to try and find as many survivors stephanie decker hodges, they're off at our base. let's take you though, to live pictures of a displacement. come for people who have lost the homes. this is the town of amazement which is just south of mount a cache is the delivery truck. having arrived at the people that say that to the health has the rise but slightly will continue to follow these areas around the cache and the rule areas around the epi center of the as quite so to show you what the age and rescue efforts is like as the hours progress, we're heading very closely to 48 hours since we have quite

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if you are in the eastern or central time zone (202) 748-8000 , mountain or pacific time zones (202) 748-8001 up as you continue to call in we want to turn our attention back to the ongoing recovery efforts and response efforts in florida and georgia in the wake of hurricane idalia. coming ashore wednesday and north florida's third congressional district in the path of that hurricane. congresswoman cap cannick represents the district. we are showing viewers some of the videos that i believe you tweeted out as well of the water coming ashore on wednesday. how are you and how is the district today? guest: it is interesting. we are on the road already this morning. there are countless trees down, roads blocked, property damage. in florida and our area, ares of georgia, trees coming down on structures is a huge danger. after that initial surge it was the water coming down that are problematic. in some parts of our district we are reporting upwards of close to 12 feet of storm surge which is wiped out entire coastal communities. those are areas that are part of our district that saw a tre

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this is your first time at such an altitude of 1,200 - this is the ridge of the mountain.s a picture of the main caucasian ridge. this name tongue means teeth right here bison are bred in the territory of the teberdinsky national park, where they are in such a freely accessible space gorge. so, well , when we climbed here we saw a lot of mountain rivers, in general. how much do they take here in the north caucasus? 172 large and small rivers, as far as i know, originate from here, the largest river in the krasnodar territory, and the kuban river, you know , when you visit the krasnodar territory, i tell the children, when children drink milk from the same mother’s breast, there are milk brothers there. and you and i together we drink water from the same river. so you and i are also kindred spirits, guys, of course, we are united by kuban and the donbass ski resort. in the summer. what are the most popular routes for tourists? firstly, there are walking routes, there are horseback riding routes, and we arrange jeeping on atvs and paragliders. there are such combined routes

this is the freedom of the morning project. traditionally in this mountain at this time we talk about most important things greetings news veteria espresso works with you in the studio kateryna wide belt at night the russians staged another massive missile attack on ukraine the invaders launched 43 cruise missiles from 10 aircraft here 95 mms our defenders destroyed 36 enemy targets reported in air forces, in particular air defense, worked in kyiv, rivne, kharkiv, cherkasy, khmelnytskyi and lviv regions, the local authorities reported that, unfortunately, there were hits and casualties in different regions. industrial facility in drohobych, lviv oblast , another rocket hit a private property

we have the red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains at 11:00 tonight, continuing through this time tomorrow. the north bay mountains and solano county will have offshore winds gusting at 30 to 40 miles per hour and humidity levels low enough to elevate the wildfire threat, so we hope that what we are dealing with, we do not see new fires adding to that amount of smoke closer to home. we will take a look at the long-range air quality outlook in just a few minutes. >>> one look outside shows the widespread impact of wildfires. a new study by stanford reveals how smoke wildfires might be wiping out decades worth of progress in the fight against air pollution. john ramos has that story. >> the smoke that has been choking the bay area is not coming from anywhere near here, but scientists say you better get used to it , and there might be big changes coming because of it. >> reporter: this is what the bay area normally looks like from hiller highlands in the berkeley hills. this is what it looked like on this day. >> san francisco is gone completely! usually it pops out , the bridge and

where does crimea get its water from, in general, is now five times mountainous in crimea, and the mainea at the present time. for household drinking needs, another question is what we need to learn? ah, all the water that we have, uh, is to be used very prudently. several times and mm thanks to modern technology. eh, you need to gradually approach the fact that this water, well, more than enough for the cultivation of certain crops. uh, than, well, for example, we have now. but now crimea is dependent, and this is the state of the north crimean canal, or is it enough for you to have alternative sources of water, when we nevertheless carried out a transfer from the belogorsk reservoir, and it turned out that we still have a spare water resource in order to equip kerch theodosius there sudak e water. eh, they solved this issue, that is, today we have water for domestic drinking water supply, and what kind of organization did you ever come across at karhydroenergo? did it function at all on the territory of crimea at one time or was it a fictitious organization. well, this is the first ti

there were already three hectares of land in the village of baranovka in sochi in the mountains. at this timeeady leaving. affectionate may, he breaks all creative contacts, stops communicating with former colleagues, does not do bad things. he doesn’t speak badly about anyone, which forced shatunov to flee from wild popularity and huge fees. why did he decide to change his life so abruptly get a new profession and move to another country. until now, the story of the triumph, and then the flight from glory of yura shatunov, raises many questions. today, a true story about him will be told by those whose eyes shatunov grew up, with whom he was friends and whom he loved. many stories will be heard for the first time memories tatyana siyarova, first love yura shatunov still few people knew about their relationship? today, for the first time, tatyana decided to talk about her feelings. but children's love was so pure , so beautiful, so beautiful. here, the village of staroye otrada can hardly be seen on the map of bashkortostan, where the idol of millions spent the happiest years of his difficult

mountain regions rescue. where is it? say they're not giving up hope of finding survivors, but the time is running short. amongst the rubble of the villages. survivors mon, for their loved ones. the quakes lessened entire villages in the high atlas mountains burying families under the homes. abdul rahman survived, but he lost his wife and 3 sons. no. normally, we buried them yesterday. go for you. i felt so sorry for them. okay, no more waiting 2nd smith. when we found that they were all huddled together, the 3 boys because of that, they all died and the earthquake, the weed, that homes destroyed people and left to sleep outside aid is trickling in. but many of the villages are remote and difficult to reach. some survivors say this still waiting for help and have you got any, when the earthquake struck them, all communications were cut off. it was the villagers who got the victims out of the houses and spending the night in the coal. luckily you, cuz you didn't as well money, we have no 10, no blankets. we had nothing on the, she hasn't been home and, and said what you the fact that the support from some foreign countries

up—to—date with what is happening there, this is a displacement camp at the foot of the atlas mountains, a very popular time issues with running water, electricity and communications. we have also been watching people attend friday prayers across morocco. hello there, good afternoon. some rather stark temperature contrasts across the uk again today. further north across northern england, southern scotland, there is some rain, and it is feeling rather cool, and you can see where that band of rain is quite nicely on the satellite picture, thatis nicely on the satellite picture, that is very slowly pushing further northwards through today, but it is more or less stationary and we will see that drainpipe up at times. towards the south of that rain band, there is cloud and humid air moving in from the south as we head through today and tomorrow in particular. for the rest of the afternoon, where we have got rain, it is set to continue, so is moving into north—west scotland at times, where it is cooler. temperatures here just 11 or 12 celsius, but look at this, further south across much of england and wales, the

mountain perch. what remains of do's roots still combines majestic views. but for many time has stood still since last friday night, and these mountains and the sky once admired on now seems to be fit. jo, no whole l, g 0 in the atlas mountains. literally, a coverage of locker doesn't and then they can still head on out as their model. and what again south hell, not i cache. when people are rough playing with troll ma'am, and asking what's next? most of fine. what's the problem with blow because of getting the beast capital and the way leads dozens of people that the mood and untold stories from asia and the pacific. on the, [000:00:00;00] the book about 2 weeks ago, just bear with me. so robin, how reminder of all the top stories libyans of stones have varying those killed in this? you know, it'd be like, let's say in the distance, if you have done that bold and 5000 people have died guns at least 10 times the missing after heavy rain phone calls to dams, to the rest, as oppressive. lots of refutes and says most good will help him young build satellites. that's i think the

and what i mean by that is, if we were to replay this experiment at a hundred times, just watching the high atlas mountains of morocco and watching the bay area, 999 times out of 100, the earthquake would strike the bay area and only once would it strike morocco. so this enormous difference in our earthquake rate is, is a result of the fact that in morocco earthquakes occur because as africa and arabia are in a slow mo crash into europe, into southern europe. whereas where we live, we're right on a plate boundary that is moving much faster, 50 times faster, and the plates are moving past each other, but they do kind of a bump and grind in the process. got it. >> so really it is much more likely for us to get something of that size than morocco. nonetheless, it happened there. and when you look at the devastation there, i think, oh my gosh, what made the situation so unimaginably bad in terms of buildings collapsing there and making rescues difficult. >> well, unfortunately, we're kind of reliving the experience we had in february in turkey and for different reasons, both countries are very vulnerable to ea

left a little land, the result was a mountain like this, by the way, according to legend, the swedes for some reason they covered the earth with caps, and from that timelarus. in our case, historians and local historians say, the swedes have the most distant relationship with the swedish mountain, equal to the distance from volkovysk to stockholm. this is how these legends would have lived if traces of a medieval settlement had not been discovered here in the twenties during excavations led by jozef and otkowski. fragments of dwellings, dishes, tools and even human remains, an entire settlement, and it very well preserved. it turned out that the swedish mountain and two more hills located nearby, covering the anthill, are the cradle of volkovysk; civilization arose here at the turn of the tenth. centuries. swedish mountain was a full-fledged settlement, and the castle was considered its trade and craft part. the anthill, due to its location in a wetland, served as a backup shelter for local residents, which people abandoned over time. by the beginning of the 19th century, the same fate befell the swedish mountain castle, and the city, having become pa

region, to certify them, yes , check them with the help of those who have already gone to the mountains many timespossible, it’s real , and in a year we will see the result. but there are also those who neglect the services of guides, sometimes don’t even... inform the ministry of emergency situations about their plans, operations on their rescue is too expensive, the rescuers themselves risk their lives, how to convey this to extreme sports enthusiasts is a question that has no answer yet. let's continue this topic; with us today is the deputy chairman of the state duma committee on tourism and tourist infrastructure development, sergei krivonosov. hello, this is the law on mandatory certification of guides, guides, tour guides, which must be introduced. from july next year, how will he limit the illegal market, the services of gray guides and guides, as best they can will they feel the force of the law? well, firstly, i believe that tourists themselves should approach this issue more seriously, that is, based on the certification results, the main regulator is the ministry of economic developmen