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student named akmed hitham al rubai was driving in a car with his mother, mahasan, the family's white opalم المخططات actually knew about black water and what black water did back in iraq. now this is amazing, so state department puts jeene richter on the case and says, hey, look, we got all these reports about black water ripping us off, unsafe conditions, let alone what they're doing to the iraqis, but we're worried about what they're doing to us, to our troops, to our reputation, to our relationship with iraq, and our money. and that was part of the thing going to rax. he was told he would uh protect paul brimmer, he was going to be private security for paul brimmer, the ambassador. he had just arrived in baghdad, he'd only been there two days and that night they told scotty that if he did not go on this... security mission uh to escort this convoy that was going going to the 180 second airborn to pick up kitchen equipment uh that he would be on the streets of baghdad that night, he would pay back whatever money he had received from blackwater and he would be on his own to get home, thos

also always collects such a collection, i love active recreation, that is, recreation - to mine this opal in the dumps myself, i have several unique images, which are given from slovakia, the second memorable moment was in austria near vienna, on a small river, my colleagues gave us a huge sieve, and we tried to wash out gold, but i managed to wash out one grain of sand, but you can’t imagine what a success it was, everyone immediately came running, started to look, because there are already gold-bearing deposits there. it is exhausted to find a gold grain, it is expensive it was worth it, and as for our country, i really love to travel around our country, in fact, we have such a rich and unique nature, that is, you can go to the chalk quarries to look, you can go to the forest, you can go to our lakes, and well, believe me, when you come as a specialist, that is, you look, aha, this lake is of glacial origin, then this lake is tectonic...

and what you have inside is going to be filled with agate or jasper or opal. >> reporter: angela pillaruseum of rocks and minerals in hillsborough, oregon. while thunder eggs do exist elsewhere in the world, they're especially common in oregon. thanks to the type of sticky silica-rich lava that's found here. when that lava came into contact with water -- >> at some point that is going to flash into steam sort of like popcorn. and that opens up this void. and so now you have this sort of star-shaped or triangle-shaped or chevron-shaped void in there. >> reporter: then over the course of millions of years that void was filled with even more mineral-filled water, creating gorgeous designs of all sorts. >> i'm seeing a bird there. that actually -- am i just seeing birds everywhere? that looks like a bird to me also. >> this one looks like a little chick. you can see sort of like a little eyeball here. >> so it's a thunder egg with a bird inside. come on. come on. >> reporter: on these softball-size eggs are more typical, thunder eggs can get much bigger. >> this is huge. this is also a thun

sapphire , opal, and cypress were traditional vineyards usually they take 5 years to bear fruit, but mr. javadi's vineyard has yielded after two years. these seedlings are two years old, that is, two years ago, when we moved these seedlings to the place to plant, one sapling was about 10 cm. these grape bunches are loaded after combining several attacks with genetic modification. the position they have is that they are new cultivars, and among these cultivars there are dual-purpose diamond and golden cultivars. it is easy to eat dry and fresh. bigger pods, more sugar, seedless and better taste are among the advantages of these clusters. they don't have seeds and the arab countries are very enthusiastic by using these grapes, more than 90% of the grapes produced by melgar are exported abroad by turning into sour raisins. however, mr. javadi is looking to preserve this product and export it fresh by building a cold storage facility in addition to agricultural work. it is a project that is being built. with the focus on the preservation of divine grapes, thank god for this blessing, the

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influence is gone, their entire economy is based on petrol dollars, take that away and america is in opal and visible decline, they are using israel, make no mistake about it to to try and reassert their control in west asia and they do it without getting, i'm so sorry to interrupt you, well viewers as you can see at the bottom of... your screen we have gotten confirmation of the marridom of hezbullah leader sahsanlah this is very difficult time of course for all of us again there has been confirmation on the mardddom of the leader of the lebanese resistance said hasan now it's a very, very difficult moment, said mosan, um, but of course we know as far as those in the resistance, and those who are believers, that martterdom is the ultimate prize for individuals who have made so much sacrifice for the resistance, but yet it is extremely, extremely difficult for us, viewers you're looking at now, live images out of... route where the israeli regime continues to bomb the lebanese capital. again, hezbullah has confirmed the... them of the leader of the resistance said your thoughts: may allah

think it's time to restore the biological laboratories that were captured by the russians and mary opal. these laboratories were supposed to kill a 3rd of the population of russia in 10 days. it's a pity it didn't work out, but the prospect was good. when i talked to ortiz, senior correspondent brock downstairs on this morning to you quite a lot to him picking those comments from the printing battalion member tickets true that i'm indeed most goes reaction a well 1st, 1st off, it's may have been written. this is the top of sick joke about killing a 3rd of the russian population, but said me, you crate in forces. julian volunteer not to battalions for basically for these viola bar stories. but those of being taken by russian forces clean the inside out absolutely sterilized. by you creating troops as they retreated to perhaps by others, by researches those work, the less these bar labs research facilities have been a problem for russia. for many years, they think that most of the decades ago when russia said the unexplained swines, african swine flu epidemic, the rab through russia and t

think it's time to restore the biological laboratories that were captured by the russians and mary opal. these laboratories were supposed to kill a 3rd of the population of russia in 10 days. it's a pity it didn't work out, but the prospect was good. well 1st, 1st off it's may have been written, this is the top of, of sick joke about killing a 3rd of the russian population. but certainly you crate in forces including volunteer knots battalions for basically for these with the bar. so is the, those of being taken by russian forces clean the inside out. absolutely sterilized by you creating troops as they were trees ago, perhaps by others, by researches the work that they have. unless these bar labs research facilities have been a problem for russia. for many years, they think that most of the decades ago when russia said the unexplained swines, african swine flu epidemic, the rab through russia and to surrounding countries may have leaks from an american funded bar. the bar is wholly that, it'd be the stablished, a network of the long countries, the poor, the, the board, the russia now c

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started preparations for the new winter since the first day when the winter heating period ended. winter-opalll the unpleasant situations that the russian federation gives us, such as blackouts, water hammers, gusts. and there are a lot of problems there, so all energy and heat enterprises take into account all these points, repair broken pipes, repair all points that strengthen, protect, additionally order repair materials, then i am sure that this wintering period , as they say, it will be difficult, but we, if there is uninterrupted electricity, us, on our territory, we did everything possible to make it all very good. thank you very much, once again my sincere condolences for the dead and injured as a result of the enemy attack, we talked about the situation in kryvyi rih, yevhen setnachenko, the head of the kryvori district military administration, was with us. vitaly portnikov, khrystyna yatskiv, andriy smoliy. and invited experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events. if you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the sa

atlanta tomorrow morning, and with all the trees they are, this looks like were so then hurricane opalch was a major disaster in the atlanta area in 1995, and the influence of those over the entire southeast tomorrow morning. then it will taper down by saturday and move up into the midwest. this is a multistage, multistate disaster in the making here. we will be hearing all these different pockets of extreme damage tomorrow. >> sean: all right brian, prayers to our friends in florida and georgia and elsewhere per fox whether it is brandy campbell is in tampa, what is going on? >> right now we are in the downtown area where we are experiencing some flooding. we have the hillsborough river just beyond where we're standing, and at this point we are just one was the river. the river pouring into the streets, nudges aside by the other side as well. bayshore boulevard is flooded from miles, police have had it blocked out for the majority of the day, some car is definitely getting stuck in the situation. police asking people to just stay inside, looking live a khaki you can see we have the wi

. >> this warning, some buzz about a moment during this sit-down between vice president harris and opalmala harris spoke about being a gun owner and exactly what she would do with that gun if someone broke into her home her tim do you know game shot yes. >> yes? >> i hear that. i hear that probably should not my staff will deal with that later with us now, cnn political analyst, washington bureau chief for the boston globe, the paper of record, jackie kucinich and press adviser to former speaker of the house, john boehner, maura gillespie, jackie you really think the staff is going to try to clean that up or what is vice president harris doing there in terms of her discussion about gun ownership well i think just politically not really used to hearing democratic politicians as a presidential contender talk about guns that flippantly. >> but they are still talking about firearm ownership. they're talking about the difference between that and some of the policies that she's advocating so it well it certainly was a moment there there still on message. it. a lot of ways. well, they tried to

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opal walks into a china shop, your words not mine. what happens next? >> that's really hard to say. pretty far. what you're seeing in the u.s. is are seeing the seeking its putting hopes of cyclicality in there and it's helping the equity market. how long will this last i'm not sure the underlying fundamentals , obviously there's a lot of shortcoming. obviously the liquidity issues are driving things higher. but it is still a really tough situation so i'm not sure they're out of the woods. >> you went through the top 10 names on the s&p but the biggest percentage of sales to china and they gained week today more than 9% last week. why did you strip tech out of that story? >> you see a lot of exposure to china but they don't really sell to china. it's a back-and-forth between the u.s. and china so what we want to do is get the exposure of who is in a cell to the chinese consumer. who's really in a benefit by the chinese economy growing. a lot of the tech companies that's not really true so we focus and what you see with the other list is you see a lot of gambling or similar retail. a

operation opal collects cctv pictures, crime reports and other evidence from all 43 police forces in there are three types _ much more money. yes, there are three types of _ much more money. yes, there are three types of shoplifters. - three types of shoplifters. opportunists, the schoolboy there too. you referred to. then we have prolific offenders who go in time and time again who are driven by drugs and alcohol abuse. and the other end of the scale, which we are talking about, is the serious organised gangs who operate stealing to order and cost billions. what organised gangs who operate stealing to order and cost billions.— to order and cost billions. what are they targeting? _ to order and cost billions. what are they targeting? anything, - to order and cost billions. what are they targeting? anything, literally. | they targeting? anything, literally. it is they targeting? anything, literally. it is anything _ they targeting? anything, literally. it is anything from _ they targeting? anything, literally. it is anything from high-value - it is anything from high—value goods, it c

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