cody paton. that's the someone she was with.testing with nikki just before she disappeared. >> cody paton was probably the last person to have seams are due to the fact that she left through the southwest doors and he was in that area. >> now, why didn't cody tell them that? the detectives went to mickey's mother to find a little bit more about cody. >> cody is a very interesting young man. cody could be the sweetest person in the world. and then turn right around and just not be okay. cody has a tough temper. cody has a hot tempers. >> cody had been struggling with school, and at home with his parents. so much so that could be left and moved in with his fiancÉe, tony -- and her parents cassie and clawed, mormon family. very devout. >> i want to extend a hand between helping them get through school. >> we became his second family and more importantly, we were really invested in his success. but you really cared for him, right? >> of course, he was like a son to me. >> but when the police asked to talk to cody it again it wasn't

and in this context, you know how military man i would like to quote to you the words of general patonther it was the united states troops after the second world war, what he said about the russians, in fact, general paton answers your such valid questions. here he was in his time i said, just give me an order and i will drive out the russians, the veil of difficulties, the understanding of the russians is that we are not aware of the fact that they belong not to europe, but to asia, that is where they are, and we are not able to understand the russians, how can we understand the chinese, the japanese, and having rich experience of communication with the russians must say that i have no special desire to understand them and how not how not only to take into account the understanding of the amount of lead that must be given for their complete destruction in addition to their general properties and of character, russians respect human life, they are dry children of barbarians and chronic alcoholics, well, this is what general paton said many years ago, after the second world war, unfortu

bulgaria, in the stupidest way , to its own detriment, abandoned the russian gas pipeline of the southern paton, then, by the same alien will, they refused to complete the construction of a new russian nuclear power plant in belyanin, when relations between bulgaria and russia began to get better? he came on a visit to moscow and russia reacted favorably to his requests. and it was just 2018, then spy scandals immediately rained down with an unprecedented density of diplomatic fire from the bulgarians, the americans simply throw them up in order to spoil russia here too, and assign the brothers a role, like the balts, to tremble, and towards russia they would only look with fear, it’s a pity, because things with russia in bulgaria would go much better. what now? i will raise the issue of closing the embassy before the president of the russian federation, which would mean breaking off diplomatic relations. this is highly undesirable and absolutely harmful to our long and very warm relationship. let's dedicate today's historical circle to how and when an independent state was formed in the modern

>> nick paton walsh joins me now. why do you think russia hasn't already taken this deal?ry, isn't it? if you believe the big fish this man has been portrayed and the efforts i saw them put into trying to prevent him from being extradited from thailand into the united states, you would think they would have snapped up the offer made a number of weeks ago privately. instead it is now public and certainly even antony blinken's counterparts. sergey lavrov said he didn't have time to take the phone call between them about this issue. is this because viktor bout isn't as influential, isn't as important to the kremlin now as he was then? has the u.s. overestimated his value to vladimir putin? that's entirely possible. or is it also, too, that moscow have possible smelled blood in the water here, seeing desperate how the biden administration are to get griner and whelan home. maybe they think they can get some more concessions from the biden administration during these negotiations. either way now, though, the biden administration are essentially in the open doing hostage diploma

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it’s just that they were bypassed for a while, so i don’t miss the paton, on the right is the volga ont, mamaev kurgan, but behind the back of the volgograd arena, between them is the camp of the international rally marathon silk way. it is also called the beautiful french word bivouac during the race. i'm running. the wolves will be assembled and dismantled five pieces. daily. there are almost 1,000 people and more than 200 units of various silk road equipment and veli race equipment here . and rally participants from twenty countries caravan escort mechanics communication specialists and security of several dozen journalists from the air detachment and, of course, medical support from the federal medical and biological agency. this is a real autosport city of nomads, and here is the mayor of this city, viktor sokolov, and we have a headquarters that i manage during the race, and all the forces, means and cars and medical and e, all-terrain medical vehicles and a detachment of helicopters and a detachment of special cars that check the track the day before for safety, a grandiose moto

the woman, identified as brandy patone told nbc dallas-fort worth that the incident happened last monthn she was stopped at a sheriff's checkpoint. she was 34 weeks' pregnant at the time she says the officer discredited her argument saying that her unborn child did not count as an additional passenger the officer wrote her a $275 ticket which she plans to fight during her next court date on july 20th. >>> all right. it was known as america's stonehenge a mysterious and popular roadside attraction in georgia but last week the guide stones were bombed, much of it caught on camera. and as investigators search for the suspect online, conspiracy theories are growing by the day. here is gadi schwartz. >> reporter: for decades, massive granite slabs towered over a georgia field part astrological calendar, part doomsday instruction guide but today the mystifying monument a pile of rubble. georgia investigators releasing video of someone blowing up the stones and quickly digging into the bizarre history of america's stonehenge the guide stones were commissioned by a stranger in the late 70s with

inaccessibility of some cultivated areas due to hostilities and temporary occupation, so that about 60 patonsth us is enough this is more than enough in ukraine , but due to the increase in production costs, additional fuel costs, the cost price of wheat has become higher than prices oleksiy kotenko, a farmer from odesa, says the war has destroyed the possibility of profitable sales of products if the world price for grain is increasing, in ukraine, on the contrary , farmers are left to work at a loss, last year we will read the foreign currency, uh, grain was 180-190 dollars, and today it is 100 dollars, 90 dollars and a ton, how is it cooked? nobody needs it, but fuel has increased twice that is, the costly part increases the cost and people practically can not be another problem of sowing, which, as they say, is already on the nose, god grant that something will change in that direction, that the desks will be unblocked and that the ports will start working, and then something will change for the better side, but they will start sowing in a month, september, it is necessary to sow. this is

moment, by the way, and the iron alloy was smelted in zaporizhzhia, by the way, and welded at the patonou that you explain all these things to us, because this wave to change everything sometimes twists us all worse sovietism than it was. moreover, volodymyr vyatrovych , historian, former head of the institute of the future and now people's deputy of ukraine yehor checherina novograd was with you during the last five hours well, what can i say in conclusion that after all, mother's homeland is 12 m lower than the great lavra bell tower, it is not ours anna eva good morning good day to you the word is news on time events the most important events events that are happening right now and affect our life, of course, the news feed reports about them, but not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand antin borkovsky and the invitation experts soberly assess the events, analyze them by modeling our near future that saturdays at 1:00 p.m. with a repeat at 10 p.m. - studio event with by anton borkovsky naispresso so that ukrainians don't think about so that they don't talk in the

formulate the question in this way would be absolutely illegal because in 2015 the people's front and the patonicty solidarity adopted decommunization laws, including among them the law on perpetuating the memory of participants of the second world war and, among other things, in this law it is clearly written that there are monuments of the second world war and that the homeland of the mother directly falls under the protection of the law. and even such a question could not be because it contradicts the current legislation. if we talk about the other three questions, then leave the coat of arms if you leave a clean shield and put the coat of arms of ukraine, then the first one resonated the most with you - to leave everything as it is, because really , again, according to the current legislation, i already have one law in particular. i didn't already know two more laws what if they do so that while this statue is protected as an element of cultural heritage, it cannot be changed. therefore, we need to vote in this poll so that there are three options, but people chose the option to remove it and

four or five, but someone with signal signs was simply bypassed at the same time, so i don’t miss the patonis the volga on the left, mamaev kurgan, but behind the back of the volgograd arena, there is a camp in the international rally marathon silk way between them . it is also called the beautiful french word bivouac during the bivouac race. they will collect and disassemble five pieces. daily. there are almost 1.000 people and more than 200 units of various equipment the silk road and in relation to the race were led. and the participants of the rally from twenty countries of the caravan were accompanied by mechanics, communications and security specialists, several dozen journalists from the air squadron and, of course, medical support from the federal medical and biological agency. this is a real motorsport city of nomads, and here is the mayor of this city, viktor sokolov, and we have a headquarters in which i manage during the race, and all the forces of the means and cars are subordinate to him and medical and e, off-road medical vehicles and a detachment of helicopters and a detachm

>> because we're taking the bag apart, doing a full paton of the person. >> how about explosives? detect explosives, knives, any prohibitive item. it's very thorough. as it needs to be. >> okay. thanks. thanks, chair. >> thank you, senator scott. mr. pekoske, administrator pekoske. senator scott and how we have been asking about the policy to accept arrest warrants at tsa checkpoints. my question for you is, when did the tsa make that policy change? >> that policy change, sir was made in 2019. >> during the trump administration? >> yes, sir. >> this is a trump administration policy? >> yes, sir. we made it stronger since then. >> okay, thank you. senator ossoff, you're recognized for your questions. >> thank you chairman. and administrator, thank you for joining us. i want to begin by addressing staff capacity concerns and delays that are, in particular, affecting hartsfield-jackson international airport in atlanta. as country returns to air travel after the worst periods that's far of the covid-19 pandemic, airline passengers have been frustrated by cancellations and long lines a

paton you could've yielded me your time. >> mister secretary, thank you for being here today, i want to ask a very specific question. that is about hours of service for truckers. do you feel as though you are endangering the lives of any american on the roadway with the hours of service waivers that are be given for truckers that are hauling something related to covid? clorox, automobile parts? >> we think the waivers are justified away would not enact them, i think that overtime we are going to learn from the data that come back on what effect, looking back on these years, the waivers will determine to have, but of course if we did not believe that they were a responsible way to strike the balance we would not pursue them. >> agreed with you, if we did not believe they were responsible they would not be in place. there are hours of service waivers for truckers who carry food, fuel, products to fight covid, livestock, car parts, a host of things on that list. and they can basically set their own flexible driving schedule that they otherwise would not be allowed to, as long as they ta

matthew paton or. mr. pottinger is a decorative former marine and intelligence officer. he served this nation on tours of duty enough ghana stan and iraq. he served in the trump white house from the first day of the administration, through the early morning hours of generous seventh 2021. the last role in which he served in the white house is as deputy national adviser to the president of the night states. we are also joined by sarah matthews. miss matthews started her career in communications, working on capitol hill, serving on the republican steps of several halves committees. she then worked as deputy press secretary for president trump's reelection campaign before joining the trump white house in june of 2020. she served there as deputy press secretary and special assistant to the president until the evening of january 6th, 2021. i will now swear in our witnesses. the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hands. do >> you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury, that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the

paton you could've yielded me your time. >> mister secretary, thank you for being here today, i wanto ask a very specific question. that is about hours of service for truckers. do you feel as though you are endangering the lives of any american on the roadway with the hours of service waivers that are be given for truckers that are hauling something related to covid? clorox, automobile parts? >> we think the waivers are justified away would not enact them, i think that overtime we are going to learn from the data that come back on what effect, looking back on these years, the waivers will determine to have, but of course if we did not believe that they were a responsible way to strike the balance we would not pursue them. >> agreed with you, if we did not believe they were responsible they would not be in place. there are hours of service waivers for truckers who carry food, fuel, products to fight covid, livestock, car parts, a host of things on that list. and they can basically set their own flexible driving schedule that they otherwise would not be allowed to, as long as they take