rima says the palmyra's doors have never closed in 133 years. rima: this is cocteau's room. adam: wow. rima: yes, so, he did this. i did all this. adam: wow, look at that. rima: yeah, exactly. adam: i'm amazed this lasted and someone hasn't tried to peel it off and take it away with them. ♪♪♪ adam: these days, hotel guests are few. rima and her husband bought the hotel 35 years ago. now the money has run out, and the palmyra is struggling to stay open. rima: i do believe that it will survive. how and in what manner, i really can't say, and this is why i keep saying that we are the guardians, if you want, of this place because this is not for anyone. this is for baalbek. it is baalbek. it is for everyone. rima: hi. adam: while the economic outlook is bleak-- rima: look at the view. adam: wow. adam: the vista beyond the palmyra's front doors remains breathtaking. rima: look at it. ♪♪♪ adam: the roman ruins of baalbek, one of the great monumental feats of the ancient world. ♪♪♪ adam: built over two centuries, its three vast temples to the gods, jup

that's also a coincidence or not, demining mariupol is carried out by the same sappers who demined palmyraarmed forces of ukraine are occupiers, they came in our tow and they said, let's take them out there . eh, we'll flood, they gave us something else, they suffered. i have an employee who was shot through the hand, but they refused that i did not have mechanisms. i don’t have a navigator, there were mines in the port area, the armed forces flooded ships of 50% of the structures. and they came here to this land, whether to occupy the people to oppress, because the people see themselves together with russia with the russian world. historically the city that's never been mariupol ukrainian speech mariupol was founded in 1780 by decree of catherine ii, it quickly became one of the imperial centers of fishing. and fish processing center of international trade in the city operated, seven european consulates of austria-hungary belgium great britain germany greece italy ottoman empire by the end of the 19th century. the first metallurgical plants of the stalinist industrialization appeared here

the unesco session in paris, the object was identified as being in danger of central part of south palmyraed for inclusion in the list back in 2009, but the russian invasion of ukraine increased interest in odesa, it irritated the russians so much that on the first day of the unesco session, the russian delegation tried to exclude this issue from the agenda, the headquarters of the women's veteran movement handed over a unique ambulance to the vanguard a couple of medics working in the kharkiv area received a mobile phone with a donation of more than 3 million hryvnias. instead , there are no more analogues of cars in our plot, we have more 10 stickers if anything, this mercedes-benz is usually used as an armored personnel carrier or a mobile command center . however, volunteers from the headquarters of the women's veterans movement decided to convert this car into an emergency vehicle , in particular, they provided a medical tow truck with equipment for four seriously wounded or eight soldiers in a medium condition , among the equipment are vacuum mattresses, two shevel device for ultraso

there they successfully drove isis out of the ancient town of palmyra.he east, who set up a rival administration to the one in tripoli. in mali, they have effectively supplanted french troops, partly thanks to a slick pr campaign, like this poster praising mali's military ruler, colonel assimi, and president putin. some propaganda goes even further, like this anti—french video portraying wagner as the partner that african countries can rely on. in the central african republic they have been providing security for the president, and they are in burkina faso and sudan. but in mozambique, they got ambushed by isis and took heavy casualties. they were pushed out quite quickly. it was a month—long deployment, a very short while. islamic state was able to take on vast swaths of territory, to a point where they were able to seize palma, which is a rich oil—producing area, one of the big gas towns. but it's really in ukraine's donbas region where wagner group has absolutely hit the headlines. they're often more effective than regular russian forces. their ranks

at the unesco session in paris, the object was identified as endangered, the central part of south palmyra in the list in 2009. well, the russian invasion of ukraine increased interest in odesa not only in ukraine, but outside its borders, it was so annoying russians, that on the first day of the unesco session, the russian delegation tried to exclude this issue from the agenda. well, let me remind you that recently in the center of odesa, not far from duke, by the way, this place is now visible that's how it was over there, they dismantled this monument, it's not a monument to catherine ii , it's over there, that's how i understand the 300th anniversary of the russian empire, or what was it called, well, 300 years was a little earlier, but in any why is this monument? it is obvious that it was 3 to 300 years of the russian empire that catherine and all the people with whom she won her victories were placed there. by the way, very much with the help of the ukrainian cossacks, because the ukrainian cossacks actively participated in the victories of the russian empire . although after that i

unesco session in paris, and the object was defined as is under threat, the central part of south palmyrainated for inclusion in the list back in 2009, but the russian invasion of ukraine increased interest in odesa, it irritated the russians so much that on the very first day of the unesco session, the russian delegation tried to exclude this issue from the agenda war and truth publicist writer and the presenter of espresso vitaly portnikov held a lecture for the people of kyiv. it was a frank conversation about the causes and consequences of the war, the prospects of ukraine and the civilized world, as well as the search for ways to healing and revival after the victory the lecturer drew parallels to today's confrontation from the second world war and also compared putin and stalin portnikova told who and what needs to be destroyed to end this war with our victory , watch the full lecture soon on espresso while the president of russia, vladimir putin, is alive, the war can continue in one way or another i don't believe in peace and putin at the same time and we should demand from russia

problematic regions with blackouts well, in the first place, such a sad prize belongs to our southern palmyraafter yesterday's rocket attack still suffered damage to the energy infrastructure and , unfortunately, now, well, the light in odessa is very bad, we still wish in order to send you to odessa as soon as possible, the light has been restored in full , that's it, well, let's hold on, you know nothing, so to speak, and continuing the topic of mykola tyshchenko, what 's interesting, actually, it's also interesting that people are journalists in first of all, they began to be interested in how it was carried by what wind. did it carry a small tishchenka to thailand er-e monsoons or you breeze and because the president said that now civil servants can go abroad only on er-e important matters, only on business trips, just employees, for example, women in which children cannot visit abroad now, well actually due to this law. for example, there are children in kharkiv, where there was constant shelling. well, the family there took the children somewhere there. well, why can't the mother go to

support the regime president bashar al-assad was then successfully expelled from the ancient city of palmyraof general hawtar in the east, who created an alternative government in tripoli, and in mali they actually pushed out the french troops, thanks in part to a slippery pr campaign, such as this poster praising the military ruler of mali colonel asimi and president putin sometimes propaganda goes even further how is this anti-french video portraying wagner as a partner african countries can rely on in the central african republic they they provide security services for the president, this was the case in burkina faso and sudan. and in zambia, idols were ambushed and suffered heavy losses. then they were pushed out quite quickly . it was deployed for literally a month . was the islamic state able to capture such large areas of territory, or did they later manage to capture and palm-rich oil-producing area but the wagner group became really famous in the ukrainian donbass. they were often more effective than the regular russian army in their ranks of 40 thousand convicts recruited from russ

alameda county officials urge people who live on niles canyon, palmyra's and kill care roads in the signal area to evacuate due to the risk of flooding and mudslides there earlier today we got a new look at the damage left behind from the storm on new year's eve, which caused alameda creek to overflow its banks. floodwaters left mud and debris behind on the road between signal, and fremont crews were out again today to assess the damage and clean up the road remains closed tonight between highway to 38 signal and authorities put out the call to try to stay off the roads this afternoon as the brunt of the storm hit ktvu is cristina rendon is on the west side of the caldecott tunnel in oakland with a look at how the storm is hitting the east bay. things are really starting to pick up out here in the east bay. we started noticing the rain coming down around 4 30 this afternoon and then there was gusts of wind will come and go all day long, though it was relatively calm earlier today we were in hayward. that's where the city has set up a sandbag station at the hayward animal shelter. a long li

there they successfully drove isis out of the ancient town of palmyra.ntries can rely on. in the central african republic they have been providing security for the president, and they are in burkina faso and sudan. but in mozambique, they got ambushed by isis and took heavy casualties. they were pushed out quite quickly. it was a month—long deployment, a very short while. islamic state was able to take on vast swaths of territory, to a point where they were able to seize palma, which is a rich oil—producing area, one of the big gas towns. but it�*s really in ukraine�*s donbas region where wagner group has absolutely hit the headlines. they�*re often more effective than regular russian forces. their ranks swollen by 40,000 convicts, recruited from russia�*s penal colonies and often used as cannon fodder. so what does a typical wagner contract mercenary look like? they�*re often former members of russian special forces, the spetsnaz. they tend to hide their identities behind balaclavas or facemasks. they�*re armed with some of the latest russian weapons an

we've already experienced significant storm damages on palmyra's road, redwood road, crow canyon as wellas um paterson past and so those are some of the areas that you want to avoid because of the steep slopes and bank mint stuff comes down. steps break loose, such as rocks, trees and mud. interestingly enough, i was listening to mayor breeds press conference yesterday and she was saying within the city of san francisco for each man, hold the drainage areas or is it the journey areas that they have one volunteer staffing that drainage area that that's incredible? do we have that here in alameda county? no, um not not. not officially, that's called adopted storm drain program and what i would suggest if folks if you live near a storm drain. um sometimes self help is actual useful. if you see a strong drain that's clogged or clogging up, they're going to get clogged in this heavy rain, just take a rake and knocked the debris off and let the water flow again. that's great, so it's not the manholes is the storm drains. that's what i was trying to refer to. and i have one at the end of my blo