"paradise falls, a land lost in time."f a library book. [ gasps ] i'm gonna move my clubhouse there and park it right next to the falls. who knows what lives up there. and once i get there? well, i'm saving these pages for all the adventures i'm gonna have. only i just don't know how i'm gonna get to paradise falls. ♪ that's it! you can take us there in a blimp! swear you'll take us! cross your heart! cross it! cross your heart! good, you promised. no backing out. well, see you tomorrow, kid. bye! adventure is out there! you know, you don't talk very much. i like you! wow. [ balloon squeaks, pops ] [ camera shutter pops ] [ jazzy "wedding march" playing ] [ crowd cheering wildly ] [ gunshot ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (mom allen) we've been customers for years.d nead allen) ♪ (dad brown) i thought new phones were for new customers. we got iphone 13s, too. switched to verizon two minutes ago. (mom brown) ours were busted and we still got a shiny new one. (boy brown) check it out! (dad allen) so, wait

the lays have been hampered by strong winds. authorities say the fire was started by trees falling on to paradise. thousands of people in the us state of new mexico or on the alert to get out of their homes at short notice because of wildfires. strong winds are expected to speed up the spread of them. northern parts of the state before it burned through almost 700 square kilometers of land near the city of santa fe. meanwhile, flood warnings have been issued in parts of the us state of arkansas, of the heavy rain that cause rivers to overflow. several roads of closed emergency crews are trying to remove piles of debris. on wednesday, a storm system triggered several tornadoes in texas and oklahoma, which led to flooding in neighboring arkansas ice. hockey players and coaches of color have formed an alliance to rid the sport of what they say is deep seated racism. i say it's a fail to evolve like other competitor sports, leaving too many people on the sidelines or the show cast reports from washington. it's not easy being a black hockey player just asked 15 year old daria's nichols who's been trai

falling prices. a bargain hunters paradise with a twist. >> you get the name celebrity prices drop.the store opens on tuesdays with every item priced at six dollars. on wednesday, everything drops to four dollars. thursday it's two dollars, fridays just a dollar and on saturday everything left in the store is $.25. >> then we do a restocking emma it will be new on tuesday. let the bargains begin. >> the merchandise is brand-new and comes as overstock. it's all stuffed randomly in these large wooden bins. shopping becomes a journey of discovery. from olive oil to snowboards and a ups uniform for your dog. >> everything is completely random. you never know what you're coming into. >> it's overwhelming. it could be a full-time job shopping here. >> jacob agrees. he was here on friday for the holiday but came back today to see the new stuff. >> somewhat addicting because you want to come back every other day to see if they will be better deals. >> well people might be picky on tuesday: pie stops fine mega plastic eyeballs looks pretty good. >> i'm going to come back on friday and see wa

falling prices. a bargain hunter's paradise with a twist. >> you get the name, right?so every day prices drop. >> reporter: the store opens on tuesdays with every item priced at $6. on wednesday, everything drops to $4. thursday it's two dollars. fridays just a buck, and on saturday, everything left in the store is just 25 cents. >> and then we do a restocking and everything will be new on tuesday when they come in. >> reporter: and it starts all over again. >> that's right. let the bargains begin. >> reporter: the merchandise is all brand new and comes as overstock from amazon and target warehouses. but it's all stuffed randomly in large wooden bins, so shopping becomes a journey of discovery from snow boards to olive oil to a ups uniform for your dog. >> we like to think of it as christmas because everything is completely random. you never know what you're going to come into. >> it's overwhelming. it could be a full time job just shopping here, you know? >> reporter: jacob cobb agrees. he was here friday for dollar day, but came back today to see the new stuff. >> it

season 8 of "bachelor in paradise" airing mondays and tuesdays this fall. bed. she busts a move to miss janet, of course. ♪ >> watch. >> do it! >> do it, mama. >> oh, yeah! >> back it up. >> back it up, grandma. nina says momma also likes to get down to james brown to wind down. don't you love her? ♪ >> that is priceless. we'll be right back. more of michael in iceland when we return. >> announcer: friday morning, lance bass exclusive. opening up about a personal health issue. how it's changed him. how he's living with it and thriving. the exclusive, lance bass, friday on "good morning america." >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> good morning. let's get to jobina for a look at traffic. jobina: good morning. we are going to start with a crash we are following in san francisco. . it is on northbound 101. . there will be a delay in that area. moving over to walnut creek, one of our busiest spots, southbound traffic on 680 will be averaging around 20 to 30 miles an hour. a slow drive time across the board, especially highway fo

humiliated, insulted, under financed, and its soldiers left to starve. fall when putting came to power in 2000. it was suddenly paradise on earth, there was peace and happiness in europe. and today we have astronomy and military careers are desirable. again, this is all part of the propaganda. the imperial mindset of the former soviet union persists in russia to day legitimized, through the victory of the red army over hitler's germany and the 2nd world war 27000000 dead. the great patriotic was the russians call. it has left its mark on almost every family among russians, but also ukrainians, bella, russians, cossacks, and kick us. these memories also shape to day society riviera door for my garage than you really this believe that we russians are a significant power one that can push back against hostile pressure and hostile influences from the outside world. this is an important part of our collective identity with juvenile assessment, and like this belief in the soviet union and russia's unique authority chip, and that we are a special civilization see that we are so way through eliza. this compensates for the feel

tragedy in paradise three americans dead after falling ill at sandals resource in bahamas.the investigation as a fourth woman was airlifted to a florida hospital. one hotel guest claiming, quote may have been a fault with the a.c., air conditioning in the unit causing a toxic coolant leak. how would that all work? fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier joins us right now with reaction. doctor, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: i know the investigation has just started and somebody is speculating it could be the air conditioner. you know, it's too early to tell, isn't it? >> of course it is. this is a major tragedy, you have three people who are died. one person recovering in a florida hospital with reports of being paralyzed. we have to think about it. this is not necessarily one family. you have two separate families in two separate villas. what are the possible causes that have killed two separate groups? you look at potential food poisonings, is there something in their rooms? they were in prolonged in their rooms. and also unintentional dru

falls off. i don’t know a state coup or some kind of incident by zelensky, or maybe our special operations reach and so on. poland declares these territories. well, paradiselishes some kind of protectorate. then he brings to these territories all those ukrainians are refugees. and this is already because, for example, there are millions of people who are now in russia on the territory of poland. and we understand that, contrary to the words of duda and more confident in love for zelensky, the attitude of the poles to the ukrainians, but they are not always rainbow, but not a brother, you need to go somewhere then all these refugees. sorry for the stock expression. you are already pressing. forgive me, again for the liberty of speech, these three or four areas. store all these refugees there and offer them to boil in their own juice, while also denotes a kind of ukrainian autonomy within the great polish republic. it is unlikely, but what is more likely is that if, as a result of a special operation, russian troops go to the border of western ukraine and stand there somewhere, and kiev will go, then, indeed, in this case it will be announced, rather than a

paradise, after poseidon they simply died. this is a theory, but environmentally cleaner, who is this format? why am i washing away everything? yes, all these other states, if it just fallsd with this explosion of a small nuclear charge. i just mean that all these cunning plans are against us. and we are talking about ecology so no the fact is that economics is against us, it ’s against china, it’s in china that we need to think now that the chinese will suddenly come, you know, the chinese don’t? oh, and we have, therefore, the combination of our efforts, maybe bring the blood to the tom throat, the noose is tightened by the doctor. why do i love it when you leave me in the end during the discussion , brilliant thoughts come to my mind, i ask, here andrey is now very last after you three more parts. well, yes. well, i mean, here in this circle, andrey said, now i remembered about the barrel, and you you know, the problem is probably not the barrel and nato, but the problem is that we, as it were, do not want to notice that there are two models of globalism. and these two models of globalism. they have begun to collide in recent years and now they just collided one model

paradise, after poseidon they will simply die. this is theory. he is quieter. no, why wash it all away, yes, all these island states, if it just fallsseems to be less comparable to that with the explosion of a small nuclear charge. the fact is that it is against us economically, it is against china here , china should now think that the chinese will suddenly come, you know, the chinese do not. oh, and on that throat they tighten the noose. dr. why i love it when you leave me in the end during the discussion , brilliant thoughts come to my mind, please, here is andrey in the end, after you there are three more parts. well, yes. well, i mean, in this circle. andrey said, now the proreller remembered, and you know the problem is, probably, after all, now they just collided, one model is anglo-saxon. the so-called world model of globalism, and the other is pan-european globalism, which professes the same values ​​that are the same, well, every globalism or every preacher of his global system. it has its own interests, but creating these global globalism and pan-european globalism. still, let's put it in. you are now saying that they are

paradise, and the peasants stay. it would be a godsend that if these poor peasants happen to fall into complete dependence on the seigneursch worse position than the convicts in the galleys, the poles intend to deprive the local nobility of any access to power. anti-polish riots broke out one after another. until 1648. hetman. khmelnytsky did not apply with with a request to the russian tsar alexei mikhailovich about the transition under the rule of russia, the poles sought to maintain their influence. in the former territories, supporting a few anti-russian sentiments after the first world war and the collapse of the russian empire, western ukraine was returned to poland by the government of jozef pilsudski, they began to restore order on the lands, which they considered native ukrainians. again , their rights were limited, they were massively taken away and given to polish settlers. however, pilsudski needed allies against the bolsheviks, striving to create a buffer from ukraine between poland and russia , he concluded an agreement with petliura's sataman, however, the troops. petliura were defeated by the soviet army.

paradise, is so great, and the peasants stay. as if in a sanctuary, what if these poor peasants happen to fall into complete dependence on the lordskhmelnitsky did not ask the russian tsar alexei mikhailovich to come under russian rule; the poles sought to maintain their influence. in the former territories, supporting a few anti-russian sentiments after the first world war and the collapse of the russian empire, western ukraine was returned to poland, the government of jozef pilsudski began to restore order on the lands, which considered native ukrainians. again , they were limited in their rights, they were massively taken away and given to polish settlers. however, pilsudski needed allies against the bolsheviks with three to create a buffer from ukraine between poland and russia , he concluded an agreement with the ataman. loop. however , petlyura's troops were defeated by the soviet army. in november of the twentieth year, and eastern ukraine became part of the ussr, my life was lost. i could not create a ukraine free from russians western ukraine remained under the influence of the poles contradictions between the polish and