. >> reporter: for over 200 years, charlie burl's family has lived in nep castle, about an hour fromrried an heiress. look at her. she was an heiress and very beautiful, and there she was marrying this boring academic with no money. >> reporter: the castle sits on 3,500 acres of land. >> i'm the tenth baronet. >> and does that carry with it certain rights and responsibilities? >> not really, no. i mean in certain circles. >> reporter: but he was responsible for the estate and the farm when he inherited them in 1983. for 17 years, he and his wife, isabella tree, tried everything to compete with modern industrial farms. >> the spraying, the new technologies, the new crops that are coming on. >> reporter: but the wet, heavy clay in the soil made efficient farming impossible. >> we were 1.5 million pounds in debt by then. so it was really looking desperate. >> reporter: and then in 2000, they learned about a new idea in land management called rewilding. that's where you give away your land to nature. you stop plowing, irrigating, mowing, applying chemicals, and you let wilderness return.

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it is interesting to see whether they will let their wife, three children, or let their relatives or nep, what kind of people what words should be said on the grave? well, this is me. for me, this is absolutely circuses. i am very interested to see exactly where it will be, because already these wonderful supporters say that columns are needed. they gave a hall to the masoyuz . yes, it should be red, and the squares are not. a hero of russia according to this special cemetery, a special memorial, a special ceremony, and if they bypass this ceremony and look, i say, in the soviet union, they did it too, if you don't remember nikita serhiyevich khrushchev, isn't he handsome? yes, he was a three-time hero of socialist labor and a hero of the soviet union, that's not nothing helped, there was a bust in the homeland, four, four times a hero, although for two stars you have to do it, there was simply no funeral, there was no, there was no on this yes , but there were no military units , colonel general yes, and what is interesting is that all these the title was not removed from him, well, tha

had three types of economy, this is the stalinist economy , which began to emerge a little from the nepninist economy, which means that it showed a brilliant pace, then the khrushchev economy, which hesitantly removed this management system and brezhnev, who tried to return. there again four five percent. we had a good percentage at the present time, but the most brilliant was created after all in the time of lenin's steel and how it was created in such a way such a ladder was the same discussion was not led people astray leni had nothing to do with it. it was purely stalinist. well, okay. yes, i ’m just now why am i talking laziness, because the gas plan was invented by lenin, but now i’ll return to this, then the question is what then there was also a discussion. here the world is developing like this, down and up, but there were other scientists, kryzhanovsky trifunov. there are still different ones who spoke. let's not let's focus on our national interests and create a national economy. that's where the state plan came from then, the state plan first appeared as a think tank. now yo

and it was already a completely different country, because it was no longer a country nep and this countryof the thirty-ninth year. she reported on the victories of the collective farm system, and therefore the appearance of this exhibition was also a triumphal exhibition of the holiday. uh, the exhibition was an exhibition, miracle after miracle came there for another decade in the next year. vdnkh will celebrate its 85th anniversary. and this

some people will say it's nep tim, it's not, he deserves it. filling in for me when i'm off on vacation. she's been an extra on . hawaii 5-0." >> nikki can do weather. larry: i'm sorry. it's going to be exciting having the girls in the building. thank you. [laughter] ama: that's it for this edition of abc news. thanks for watching us. dan: we appreciate your time. a live look at the fire still burning in oakland. >> it's contained but will smolder for some time. see you later. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... [applause] here is our next group of second chance contestants-- a chart caller, writer, and editor from chicago, illinois... a sports writer from minneapolis, minnesota... and an educational consultant and business owner from silver spring, maryland... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" second chance. today our remaining three contestants battle for a spot in the two-game, total-point finals match that

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and i belilieve that's m my nep and i neneed to reallyly wire t money. >> tobac says hackers no longereter through a back door. she said 95% of the hacks today happen after a user clicks on a text, a link. or gives personal information over the phone. >> you were able to hack my colleague elizabeth who is a tech-savvy millennial. what does that tell you? >> anybody can be hacked. anybody can fall for what elizabeth fell for. in fact, when i do that type of attack, every single time the person falls foror it. >> she said hackers armed with basic information like a relative's name found online or an app that can mimic a voice or change the call i.d. can create a convincing story. >> if you were to receive a phone call, a text message, an email, and it's asking for something sensitive, urgent, and with fear, that's when the alarm bells have to go off in your head. they want me to give something to them. i'm going to take a beat and i'm going to check that person and they who they are. i call it being politely paranoid. >> politely paranoid. >> be politely paranoid. >> tobac has worked wit

i think that the considerations all nep on the others about an emergency situation it is logical for congress in think we want to make sure that without delay, the executive branch can take f americans and get them essential benefits. it did so with lanagthat has many limitatns we don't claiming the federal governme do what it wants in an emergency. the act limits the circumstances that ctrute to authority, it says who you can help, how you can help tnd enumerates the purposes the aide has to serve. in all the ways that congress combines that authorit wn he -- but in a circumstance like thishe a secretary has made fiin that without this relief, we will have a wave of default acro t country with all the negative consequences that has for borrowers i think that is the type of context where the executive should be able to implement the emergency powers. >> my first question is clarifying. i think i may have misunderstd. you said at the sta oyour argument the secretary both waived and modified? i unrsnd that the secretary only relies on the modification. in the federal register, 61 512 a

a is it a test icks but these are -- statistic but these are sons and daughters and ni nieces and neps flying night missions from san diego to the gulf coast trying to stop the transnational organizations and they've got better funding on their side than we have on our side. bret: imannals from earlier this month -- governor hutchinson. vice president pence, images from earlier this month -- vice president pence, really doesn't help. i'm asking a question. earlier this month, images showed suspected cartel members crossing into texas with rifles. do you consider this an invasion? would you authorize lethal force along that border? >> there would be lethal force used by the border patrol, law enforcement as needed to protect the border. absolutely. when you look at the military, the military has to be used for intelligence gathering purposes. this is not unusual. whenever i was in the bush administration, we went down there and met with president fox of mexico and asked him help going after the cartels. he looked at me and said they're a problem to us as well and so we join together and

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