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hundreds of people in prague are marching to the old town square where there will be a massive ventilatorlensky to mark that invasion. we are on the streets there as those people are making their way to that eventin people are making their way to that event in the old town. there we go, that camera moving around a bit, but you can see one sign saying make russia pay. i can also take you to italy, and this is the scene in rome where there are people gathering their with the colours of the ukrainian flag, the yellow and blue. they are listening to speeches there in rome. when the war happens to years ago, lots of people around the world were wearing the blue and the yellow of the ukrainian flag. there you can see those ukrainian flags out in force in the italian capital in rome, and a lot of people draped in rome, and a lot of people draped in the ukrainian flag as well. people around the world are marking that second anniversary of the full—scale invasion by russia of ukraine. a reminder there is a special bbc news life page about running on the bbc news website, with the latest from kyiv

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it snowed in the old towns, by the standards of any other european country, this nation deserved thehaos, automabilists on the roads they looked like incompetent figure skaters on the ice, they collapsed unexpectedly, stumbled, and began to snort on the hills. ulady addedali rasparad. if the chemicals are removed from the water system, several areas of the population center were left without water. emergency services and specialists are working to eliminate the onset of accidents, and people from the masawa panic are buying drinking water. frost and sun - the day of the tsudoina, zhykhar in yakutsia haladami do not attack. uzyavshis for frozen farbs ў 30 degrees with minus signs, we are transferring to tent-like sonechny landscape. to enjoy jumping in winter, nature, masters write carcinomas at extreme temperatures. activities for life in maroz since 2018 on the basis of the carcinal gallery of academician apanas osipav, a branch of the national art museum of yakutia. fiery dances hell kasalapaga drapezhnik instead of tago, if in winter you get a lot of sleep. taptygіn station for na

and killed by the israeli forces. 15 year old muhammad abu snani was shot and killed inside. the old town of al-quds specifically in the alw district, according to the israeli military, the 15 year old palestinian miner had knife and tried to stab israel. soldiers there, he was shot and killed and of course the israeli forces had confiscated his body. the second palestinian who was shar and killed last night is rami rashid batha from the town of batir a west bet lehim. the israels shot and killed romy at the entrance of his hometown. they also claimed that he tried to carry out an anti-israeli operation. they opened fire at him he's a 35 year old at uh at rami rashid badha and the israels left him a bleeding on the ground, they prevented ambulances to reach him, then he was shot and killed, of course he was shot and wounded uh until he succumbed to his injuries and the israels confiscated the body as well. the un agency for palestinian refugees says: that israel has blocked the major food shipment bound for gaza. unra says the shipment could provide a month of food supply for more than mi

george's is a 400-year-old town. it's the oldest continuously inhabited town in the new world.e 17th, 18th, 19th century, including the town hall-- where we are now-- which was built in the 1700s. the streets are really old and narrow. so it's cool to explore on a pedal bike. i live in st george's. i own a business here and everything, too. so i get around on bicycle. this is shoshanna. shoshanna. yeah, she's very fancy. i like her. shall i give mine a name? yeah, of course. i think samantha. ok. should we take these girls on the town? we sure should. ashley roberts (voiceover): the town of st. george was designated a world heritage site by the united nations, an honor previously bestowed upon the likes of stonehenge and the statue of liberty. kristin white: at the top of the hill is a state house. and that was built in 1620. it's considered probably oldest stone building in the new world. st. george's was the capital until hamilton came along, upstart, big city. and then, the capital moved to hamilton in 1815. ashley roberts: are people living in this houses now? yes. so the b

shot and killed by the israeli forces, 15 year old mhammad abuni was shot and killed inside the old town of al-quds, specifically in the alw district. according to the israeli military, the 15 year old palestinian miner had knife and tried to stab israeli soldiers there, he was shot and killed and of course the israeli... forces had confiscated his body. the second palestinian who was shar and killed last night is rami rashid badha from the town of bir lahm. the israelas sharen killed arami at the entrance of his hometown. they also claimed that he tried to carry out an anti-israeli operation. they opened fire at him, he is a 35 year old at at rami. rashid batha and the israelas left him bleeding on the ground, they prevented ambulances to reach him, then he was shot and killed, of course he was shot and wounded until he secumed to his injuries and the israels confiscated the body as well. people throughout the world have been holding rallies in solidarity with palestinians since start of the israeli onslot on gaza, and now... has stage your protest against the looming ground assault in

shot and killed by the israeli forces, 15 year old, muhammad abuni was shot and killed inside the old town of al-quots, specifically in the alw district, according to the israeli military, the 15... year old palestinian miner had knife and tried to stab israeli soldiers there, he was shot and killed, and of course the israeli forces had confiscated his body, muhammad abuni is originally from the east al-quds town of alizariy, the israels stormed alari, they summoned his father in order to interrogate him, and this is usually happened. every time a palestinian had been killed and the israels accused him that he tried to carry out an anti-israely operation, whether a shooting or stabbing, then family members would be immediately detained and arrested by the israelis for interrogation. the second palestinian who was shot and killed last night is rami rashid badha from the town of batir west bet lahim. the israels uh shot and killed rami at the entrance of his hometown, they also claimed that he tried to carry out an anti-israely operation, they opened fire at him, he is a 35 year old at uh at

shot and killed by the israeli forces, 15. year old mhammed abuni was shot and killed inside the old town of al-quds specifically in the alwadi street. according to the israeli military, the 15 year old the palestinian miner had knife and tried to stab israeli soldiers there. he was shot and killed and of course the israeli forces had confiscated his body. the second. from the town of batir a west b the israel the entrance of his hometown, they also claimed that he tried to carry out an anti- israeli operation, they opened fire at him, he is a 35 year old at at rami rashid badha, and the israel left him a bleeding on the ground, they prevented ambulances to reach him, then he was shot and killed, of course he was shot and wounded until he secumed to his injuries and the israel confiscated the body as well. israel says its air force has attacked vehicle caring members of lebanon's hazbullah. the resistance movement meanwhile has destroyed an israeli radar station and targeted several israeli settlements. our correspondent in beirot mariam satle brings us more about the latest developments.

i said, well, you know, sometimes you get old town road, then all of a sudden you come in front of a crowd. that should be the president. it's hard of it turn here. it's close to voting time here in south carolina. and i like what i see here in clemson. i want to thank you all for coming up. i got to introduce a great clemson grad, the lieutenant governor, bob peeler. he said he said, you know, when i was going to clemson, i never dreamt i'd be introduce you to news president. i said half the professors that had you never dreamt you'd graduate but a good man from gaffney, south carolina, please welcome again your lieutenant governor, bobby peeler. one thing i found out about these clemson graduates is that if you ever need to go into battle, political battle, they won't wiggle on you. they will stay steady and one of those days steady, of course, was the lieutenant governor, the other graduate from clemson university is a man from greenville, south carolina, and a highly respected public official, the speaker of the house of representatives, clemson graduate david wilkins. i'm travel

shchuchansky palace of drutsky-lubensky prisoners on the old town, there was already a nobleman's meetingf destruction, it seems, a noble park, yes, when stanislav juyundzia’s hand was stabbed. deliberately exchanged the city for the countryside, and what is your husband like when cooking? he’s the kind of husband when it’s easier to burn down the kitchen after he’s cooked something, or not? no, no, everyone praises him, usually , everything works out for him, of course he polishes some points, but nevertheless, they believed in themselves, their strengths and achieved results in their favorite business, i warn you, everything that you see next may cause a strong desire to get up, go to the kitchen and fry a mountain. honestly i will be making potato pancakes with meat for the first time in my life , so i would really like you to guide me a little, tell me at least a little how and what, in what sequence they do it, the presenter from the capital will have to experience all the delights of rural life, oh, everything , great, warmed up, warmed up, and i, frankly, didn’t freeze , take the j

the shchuchansky palace of drutsky-lubensky prisoners in the old town, there was already a noble meetingl park, yes. jabbed the hand of stanislav yundzi, geta velmi vydomy belarusian batanik kantsa 18 stagodzia. cultural-asvetnitskiy project architecture of belarus. banks, if they come out, yes, a people of other architecture, yashche and hired the best architects. as a matter of fact, this was advertising, imitating such a speech, publishing the jumps that the competitor had. glyadzice on our tv channel. bread in a russian oven, well, squeeze it in! next, the foreigner went to a large plant: modern conveyors of which produce tons of fragrant products every day, here’s what’s next: golden hundred parts: 150 km from in the capital, for many years there has been a farm that is making waves throughout the country, local machine operators are the first in the region to thresh 1.0 tons of crops, young knitting needles are eager to go to work, behind the combine harvester. lady and intia show everything at once: good afternoon, good fellow, my name is inti, what is your name? sergey, sergey ,

due to the secrecy of the work, we are meeting in the historic part of the old town. and the chinese might look at what's happening here in the states, more money being spent on developing these kind of weapons and say, "this is ramping it all up. "why wouldn't we do the same?" well, in fact, they have been. for decades, the us policy was to not do anything towards developing new weapons, to not do anything that might be seen as provocative, and as it turned out, well, we sort of pursued that policy of not developing new systems. you know, russia went and modernised their systems. in fact, they're largely complete with that modernisation, have introduced a lot of new weapons. china is in the midst of what has been characterised as strategic breakout. so, you know, ithink it was a good effort to kind of demonstrate restraint, but it appears not to have been successful. in chicago, the scientists are meeting to decide where to set the doomsday clock for 202a. the war in ukraine is entering its third year. there's new conflict in the middle east and many nuclear arsenals

the shchuchansky palace of the friendly-lubensky prisoners on the old town, there had already been aed. stanislava yundzii, this nobleman of the belarusian batanik of the 18th century. cultural-asvetnitskiy project architecture of belarus. banks, if they come out, yes, a whole lot of other architecture, yashche and more beautiful architects. kali hochatse, geta was advertising, imagining such a speech, publish the jumps that the competitor has. glyadzice, on our tv channel. we tell you how to choose quality products for healthy dishes. the most important thing is to pay attention to its color. it should be uniform, without streaks, not dull, without rust, brown or yellow spots, which often indicate fat oxidation. a proper breakfast is the key to health and good mood. did you have breakfast today? by the way, i haven’t had time to eat yet. let's cook together. come on, breakfast of champions. today we have for breakfast quiche with spinach, red fish, will be amazing, exquisitely tasty, don’t forget the conductive exercises, this will be a good complex for morning exercises, which will

there are 300,000 or so ukrainians living in the czech republic, and they have marched to prague's old townis a mass event with thousands of people. the president is going to address them, they are also expecting a video appearance by president zelensky. a little later, there is going to be a concert organised by the gift for putin initiative, which raises funds to buy tanks, rocket launchers and helicopters for ukraine. that is the scene in prague where lots people are on the streets. we can also take you to rome in italy, where again, people are out on the streets. there are the blue and yellow flags of the ukrainian flag there in full show, people both with flags and draping themselves in the ukrainian flag as people around the ukrainian flag as people around the world mark the fact that it is the world mark the fact that it is the second anniversary today of russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. a reminder that the bbc news website and app also has a special live page up and running where they will have the latest buzz from kyiv and those events taking place around the world. a remin

life pressure, which will ring in the winds from an east legal, northeast lea, direction, grassy old town, a little more northly. so we have got to fabulous not having to have caught our northern paso punch you very heavy right on the eastern side of hong to having said that 12 sales is for to okay. i just noticed not a problem here, but i think it warms up further as you go through with tuesday. but that just arriving normally when we'll bring further snow showers in across an open house of the country southern past. and we try and find, try and find not too bad too. and so the current financial that much of china essentially set the you might see one or 2 when she flowers up to was and all said, thought it was a good parts of the indo china as well, but increasing showers just coming into vietnam. maybe the next style, so increasing showers tend to southern areas of the philippines moving past and retry malaysia, the age of scattering, and shows the heaviest showers will be once again across indonesia we have got some showers, longest spells of frame, still continuing sundry down, pulls

familiar faces are missing, as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports from marseille. # dirty old townix nations in style. come on, the paddies, let's have it today. come on! weather, sunshine, fantastic, loving every minute of it. and ireland to win tonight? allez les verts! ireland's last trip to france, though, is perhaps one they'd rather forget. three months ago, their world cup hopes turned to heartache, knocked out in the quarter—finals. but now, withjohnny sexton retired, it's a new era, with a new leader. it's probably the biggest honour of my career, to be asked to captain an irish team in a six nations. you know, for me, it doesn't get any bigger. and we'll have a huge task on our hands to retain the title, but that's certainly our goal. well, the six nations opener here just might turn out to be the six nations decider. ireland and france are the pre—tournament favourites, but in what is a transitional year, anything is possible. does a bit of damage... france are without their star player, antoine dupont, because he's preparing for sevens rugby at the paris olympics. in fa

shchuchansky palace of friendly-lubetskih prisoners in the old town, there had already been a noble weddingool park was broken, and when stanislav’s hand was struck. we continue thursday morning on belarus tv channels, one of the satellites belarus 24 on the clock 8:30 and first, we suggest turning to our meteorological map to find out what the weather is like today. katerina, please. yes, i'm ready to tell. so, what is expected in our country today? in the capital we have from 2 to 4° below zero during the day partly cloudy. it will be cloudy with clearings this afternoon in brest, but there will be up to two with a plus sign. and look what a serious difference there is in temperatures. in vitebsk today it will be down to 7° below zero, although there will be no precipitation there either. there will be no precipitation today in '. -1 -3 in grodno around zero it will also be dry, dry today during the day in mogilev -3 -5. today the country has declared an orange level of danger due to ice, we urge everyone to be extremely careful on the way to work. yes, you know who needs ice today liked

kathy was 15 when she met mark wangler. >> grew up in an old town, in ohio.e ohio indiana border. a small town of 1200 people. >> what was that like? >> i enjoyed it, i loved growing up in a small town. we played softball in the backyard, you knew all your neighbors, everybody in town, everybody in town knew you. my dad owned a hardware store. >> reporter: that's where mark met kathy's grandfather, one day when mark stop by the grandfather's house for a visit he met kathy. kathy's mother remembers a couple of months later mark was back. >> the kids come in and say marcus here. i say markou? and they say mark wangler. i said we is he out? and he had a guitar and he was strumming his guitar, singing to kathy. >> reporter: serenading her? >> yes. >> reporter: they started dating, and a few years later in 1977, mark and kathy got married, he was 21, she was 18. they held their wedding in a catholic church but by then, market embrace the neven jellicoe christian faith. >> they were happy as two people i had ever seen. >> reporter: it turns out the quite young man

[applause] this is already happening communis like old town and downtown fort collins thriving downtown centers are built around business and commerce and transportation and housing. but we need more shining examples acrosshi our state. transit oriented communities can create a better future for our states and drive our prosperity and our enjoyments with less traffic, more housing people can actually afford, better air quality that we want to provide the tools to help communities to make it happen. this year i am excited about a proposal in our budget that will help local governments build housing infrastructure and transit oriented neighborhoods by addressing construction hurdlesti like access to water, aging sewage and stormwater systems and by increasing opportunities for walking and biking, busting all forms of transportation. it's a start but we need a well-rounded approach that includes goals for housing that every community can work towards in their own way. these goals should consider jobs and costs in zoning capacity and transit areas in housing density and of course the factor

don't forget, tiktok has launched the careers of several music artists and songs like little nas' old townhrough tiktok. and now universal music group has pulled its entire catalog from the app. it's the sound of silence on one of the world's most popular social media platforms. tiktok is known for funny or elaborate dance routines set to all kinds of music. but now -- those videos, some with millions of views, are awfully quiet, with angry comments asking where the music went. >> it has me a little scared about what the future holds. >> reporter: this is a tiktoker who obsesses over and recommends new music to followers. >> my account is so focused solely on music. if more of the labels, like, decide to pull out, then it will mean, like, worse things for my account and my ability to cover music. >> reporter: this is all because tiktok and universal music group couldn't agree on how much money artists could get when their music is played on the app. universal represents thousands of artists from taylor swift to nirvana. the company released a statement saying, quote, tiktok is trying to bu

i mean, if you just look back in recent history, we had little not sex with old town road. sort of reclaiming acoustic guitar, for black folk in country at the grammys. with -- it's a moment. >> and also we should add ray charles saying country, as well. so >> oh my god, can we talk about ray charles singing georgia on my mind! >> right. >> it's one of the most incredible recordings in the history of music. so the idea that black people don't have a place in country, is just, it's just not smart. and that argument is not being made by serious. people >> right, so then perfectly it dovetails into the question. i want to ask you, why is there such resistance to beyonci's country music? >> you know, unfortunately, country music has maintained this bubble of whiteness. so many in country music believe the music itself to be white. the audience to be white, the radio stations to be white, the award show to be white. not all country fans, not all country musicians, but a lot of them. even when i think back to when the pointer sisters went to the grand ole operating fairytale, a c

probably familiar with some recent episodes, like when rapper little knots ex, saw his viral hit old town that it quote, didn't embrace enough elements of today's country music. and there have been even more foul, and even more outrageous controversies. after it was reported in 2021 that country superstar morgan wallen was caught yelling the n- word on camera, he immediately saw a 1200 percent increase in digital album sales. and just last year, jason aldean filmed a music video for his infamous grievance anthem, decrying black lives matter, outside a tennessee courthouse, where a black man was attacked by a mob in lynched in 1927. for years, for decades really, white country music fans have sent a clear message, black artists do not belong in this genre. which is racist, obviously, but also ironic, given how musicologist speculate that the precursor to the banjo, the cornerstone of country music, originated in africa, and arrived on american shores during the 17th century, with enslaved people taken from west and central africa. according to alice randall, professor of african american s

as well as new cities like parand, this harem was actually an area of ​​influence that had old industrial townsregion, which are unconscious. continuity to regions. we think that in general there are cultural and actually tehrani residents who came as compensation for different cultures of different ethnic groups. now we have about 40% turkish speaking in the city as a whole. we were close to tehran , we needed a constituency. there is a good thing that if we don't live in any part of iran, he can come and live in tehran every day. it also has some disadvantages, and that is that if you can't have a good and close relationship with the people , like the people of tehran, it will only be reserved for the so-called, in fact, the views of your own political approaches or group approaches, you will neglect the people. on the one hand , you should look at the country without the perspective of the big issues , which is the main duty of the representatives, on the one hand , the demands and everyday problems that the mediators of the migrations that took place in one of the early years of the revolut

well, we had old industrial towns , which were unconsciously connected to residential areas and tiedr. well, such towns have their own problems. on the one hand , there is an ethnic population, on the one hand, there are special immigrants, and on the other hand , there are new cities. we have a new idea of ​​a new city, which is generally cultural and in fact tehrani settlements, which are in the form of cooperation of different cultures of different ethnic groups, now we somehow had about 40 turkic speakers in the city, 356 ler speakers and the rest. from the rest of the country, maybe our native population would be around 10-15%, but one iran. now, let me say that small iran may have some sympathy with karez. from all parts of iran, we had residents in this constituency . it has a good thing that it is close to tehran, so there is no need for its representative to come and live in tehran. he can be in his own constituency every day. it also has disadvantages and that is if you cannot have a good and close relationship with people. like the tehranis, it should only be reserved for

cities like parand, this harm has actually been an area of ​​influence , in the area we had old industrial townsich were unconsciously connected to residential areas. culturally and in fact, there are tehrani settlements that are in the form of interplay of different cultures of different ethnic groups. now we had about 40 turkish speakers in the whole city, 356 people from all parts of iran somehow lived in this constituency . tehran is close, there is no need for his representative to come and live in tehran, he can live in the constituency every day be yourself. it also has some disadvantages, and that is that if you can't have a good and close relationship with the people, you will only be like tehranis. you ignore the people in your own group. in fact, you have to be multi -faceted, that is, on the one hand, you know the country's perspective and look at it , which is the main task of the representatives. from the early years. there has been a revolution in these cities, and unfortunately, these are not cities that are planned or have enough per capita . some of our problems may be unique i

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it looked like old western town. nobody on the street. no cars. >> it was a hard eight or nine months. when they opened up half the people couldn't afford a haircut. >> during that time we kept saying the coffee shop was the living room of the valley. people would come to make sure they were okay. >> we checked on each other and patronized each other. i would get a cup of coffee, shirt, they would get a haircut. >> this is a generous and kind community. people would be like i am getting the toffee for the guy behind me and some days it went on and on. it was amazing to watch. we saw a perfect picture of community. we are all in this together. >> since we began to reopen one year later, we will emerge stronger. we will emerge better as a city because we are still here and we stand in solidarity with one another. >> when we opened up august 1st. i will not say it was all good. we are still struggling due to covid. it affected a lot of people. >> we are still in the pandemic right now. things are opening up a little bit. it is great to have

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try for under 5 dollars. witin june 2007 whilees. tourists wandered through old nantucket town looking souvenirs, tom toolan went on trial for the murder of beth lochtefeld in a courthouse in the center of town. he'd pleaded not guilty. all rise. hoda kotb: the defendant was as smartly turned out as ever, looking like the successful executive he'd long wanted to be, the sort of guy who'd fit right in on this toney island. but the defense would argue that toolan's polished exterior was nothing more than a facade for a profoundly troubled man. they wouldn't say that he did not kill beth lochtefeld, but they would argue that he shouldn't go to prison for it. he was, they said, not guilty by reason of insanity. good morning, jurors. hoda kotb: toolan's attorney kevin reddington began by hinting at the turmoil that lurked within tom toolan. see tom toolan? looks good. he's got a suit on and a tie. hair slicked back. certainly someone may say doesn't look crazy to me. hoda kotb: but the master of the universe act was just that, reddington declared, an act. because tom toolan was a mess plagu

. >> so they moved all the way across the country to murphy's, an old mining town in the sierra foothills. carl found them a house at the top of this long winding road. it wasn't much but it was closer to collect and christina made it special. so >> she went into home decorating mode and started painting, so in curtains, every time i'd go up i would say wow, this looks really good. >> carl, thank you darling. >> christine and karl celebrated christmas with christina's family lakes >> the finger lakes region of upstate new york was karl carlson's family home, and now he was back to stay. here in senate county he would rebuild his life among the farms, the fields, the vineyards and old friends. does everyone in the area know the carlson family? >> probably most of seneca county knows one or all of us? >> carl's wife was gone but he still had his three little kids to think about. >> he went back to work at the quarry for a while. and then saw an opportunity in a local glass manufacturing plant that had just opened. >> was there a lot of concern for carl having just lost his wife? >> i think

blue is rarely forces have shot and killed a 17 year old in the town space a in the occupied west bank. it happened as a fault with pellets in the in youth while writing the town south of nablus, the palace cindy, unhealthy ministry says the bullet has him in the chest is ready. forces in st. louis have killed 391 people in the occupied with bank sense of target. pacific missouri and a defenses has been activated up through and is there any error tag targeted areas west of the capital? serious is it shut down some of the missiles that were over the damascus country side. now since the war on guys began, israel has increased, it strikes targeting sites that belong to around, back to groups in syria. israel has once again carried out is trucks and sell them living on the attacks. tugs of the novelty of districts, the is really nice is, i mean to force has been law side is back from voted. areas to allow is rarely to attend to the homes in northern israel to some of the news now and focus on from the prime minister. now, while sharif says, he's ready to form a coalition government. this u

montila correspondent in ramala joined us earlier with details. 14 year old uh from jabalbal town insides arrived at the junction of jamiem and near the settlement of jamim and near the checkpoint of jamiem. 'the israel is claim that he had knife and that he tried to stab one of the israeli soldiers there at the junction near the palestinian town of alzary in al quds this palestinian miner was shot and killed immediately of course as the images came from the show a palestinian miner had been shot and was laying on the ground with the israeli forces of course preventing anyone to'. help him or even to bring any ambulances to transfer him to hospital, so that's why we are saying it's a murder, every time the israeli forces claim that a palestinian tried to carry out an anti-israeli operation, even before he carried out an israeli operation, the uh the the response would be to to use their guns to shoot and kill this palestinian instead of arresting him, interrogate. him and if he's guilty as they claim, would be detained. at the same time we have to say that palestinians continue to face di