officer instructs those who have risen, anna fell to someone to plant, oak seedlings to someone of pinethis unit is called the school sword. it really looks like an old edged weapon with it, i make a small hole in the ground , this is a heavy man's work and i take it. here is such a seedling in this case of oak. plant him. actually. everything will go like this. here is the course of a young forester, the city dwellers enthusiastically start planting oaks and pines, the employees of the forestry admit that it would be much easier for them to plant and sow on their own. it would be easier if they did it more professionally, but the environmental education of people is no less important. that is why so many volunteers arrived here, many of them late, and the instrument has already been dismantled. there will be much more seedlings to wait for their turn than there are such forest edges that have suffered from fire or cutting down. and it is no coincidence that in the territory of all regions, er, delans, nurseries and nurseries always provide for themselves. that is, we grow planting mate

waste, known as tailings, would be piped tia from the mine in the nearby town of roseberry across the pine river. mm. if the bull does it do come down this road, all that will stand between them and the forest is this van. and the activist inside, hey, well know about them right before yardy. good morning. the person who sleeps here is ready to lock on at the 1st sign of trouble. and today that's mitch the young horticultural list. i met on the white of the blockade. you don't do coffee finish, show us what looking on and both of you actually have a good job. much too much of my wrist with this little dog china down this ominous looking ha. and then at the bottom of the pot, i'll look on to a train and then on this duck here, if the police arrive now mich says he could be arrested for obstructing the road and failing to comply with a police order and probably find about $700.00, he's already been arrested 3 times. how do you feel about going to prison for something like that? not right. i'm pretty rochester. how do you family feel about you being here doing this and i hide it? i think it's

and from that route, stock on the shoe in pines, my little girl. and so we can have this ongoing, theoretically immortal stand of trees. it's wonderful concept. so is this a national park? finally, there are more threats to the ta kind than the m m g tailing stand. in fact, another mining company holds a mineral exploration license here. ah, has applied for tourism as an icon and yes, we don't tell you the model and we could have a line and a 100 and i be gone back of the blockade. another part of the talk i knew the activists to preparing to reinforce based offenses among them is artists and retired nurse herald bonnet. i soon find out she's the sister in law of the state politician responsible for resources. ready. i minister. good, interesting set of policies that are all designed basically to disregard this beautiful world heritage valued area. i just don't get that. does he know what you think he might have an idea? i would be very surprised if he didn't have you been arrested before? yes i am. i see you really are on opposite sides of this co

so you are partway there, from the mainland, to pine island, and then beyond pine island there is boca grande, captiva island, sanibel, we saw some pictures. as we look on our screen from the international space station of hurricane ian, look at that storm. that gives you an idea how big this thing was. i know in boca grande, i've seen pictures of the south seas bar and grill that was just totally wiped out. what are you hearing about what happened on the barrier islands? >> more of the same. as a matter of fact, my photographer is just coming back from a little bit more of the marina areas of matt lachey island. buildings are collapsed, the boats are crunched on top of each other like they were toys, and the infrastructure is badly damaged. we just -- everything you have to try to go there by foot to a certain extent, then get in a boat and over the washed out roadways and then try to get to the rest of it. there are still people stranded there, so one by one you are hearing these coast guard helicopters come into the area to pick up people and take them out, that's the reality of the

we remove pine cones, then we process them into dryers.ally, and then we get such planting material. here in this conditionally on a square there are thousands of trees. there is a lot of forest right here, but there are 90,000 sessions here, which allows you to restore the forest, well, about 50 hectares. get stunned every day. i come here. hello. i understand you very well, that is, it is a very painstaking work. not everyone will be able to work in a 52° greenhouse. but for what will be restored, say, one hundred hectares into the forests, it is possible to endure conditions in greenhouses as close to natural as possible; there are also special screens that imitate shadows. from the crowns of large trees. and even rain. let the rain be beautiful. a good noble kind tree, which we will bear fruit in 150 years. wow, that is, imagine in 150 years, where you mulched someone will come and pick this bump. look, well, this is actually a very important emotional moment. it's such a legacy and enough powerful take the meat add some vegetables a l

this is a script of pines.winds and the cry of the gulls and other birds that live here. spring period we have a lot of arrivals. goose we have about 50 nesting pairs of gray goose, which if we take statistics there 20 years ago at that time there were two maximum five noted. more than 50 species of birds listed in the red book. in recent years, there has been a very high number of gray cranes in autumn before departure. we see such clusters. there are several thousand individuals of this bird. lakes, they need protection in monitoring the state of water quality. here we are regularly monitoring all this all sorts of attempts to pollute the discharge of succulent, here is the release of garbage. the fight against poaching is carried out regularly. e on the waters. we have a special department. e protection of natural complexes, which do it directly. now was on take your time. well, i swam up to the fisherman, the local rybak turned out to be told that he hooked on the other side to sit down some kind of incompr

pine actually says that he didn't spit on him.en why are we talking about it? there was no spit. >> what is he reacting to? >> i don't know. that's a good question. we'll get to the bottom of it. >> or we won't. we'll see. >>> either way, "new day" continues right now. >>> an exodus, a crackdown and new infighting among russian generals in the wake of vladimir putin's dangerous escalation of his invasion of ukraine. i'm brianna keilar with john berman this morning. we have reporting that reveals russia's military is rife with decent. that's according to multiple sources familiar with u.s. intelligence. sources also say that president putin himself is giving directions to his generals in the field specifically. which is highly unusual for a modern military like russia. >> this as there are anti-war protests in central moscow and st. petersburg. more than 1,300 people have been

this is a script of pines.are the winds and the cry of the seagulls and other birds that live here. spring period we have a lot of arrivals. goose we celebrate about fifty the nest of the gray goose, that if you take the statistics there 20 years ago at that time, there were two maximum five pairs noted. more than 50 species of birds listed in the red book are found on the lakes. in recent years, uh , a very high number of gray cranes has been noted in the autumn before departure. we see such clusters. there are several thousand individuals of this bird. they need protection in monitoring the state of water quality. here we are, uh, monitoring all this regularly for all sorts of attempts to pollute the discharge of sewage, uh, garbage disposal. regularly fight against poaching. e on the waters. we have a special department. e protection of natural complexes that are directly involved in this. now was on take your time. well, he swam up to the fisherman, the local rybak turned out to be said that he hooked on th

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why the hue and pine is nice of to tasmania, but it's numbers have declined dramatically since european settlement. often due to logging and mining and nowhere else in tasmania is to that extent of understood, natural, healthy human pine. just a few kilometers upstream is a tree that's 2 and a half 1002 years old. left on the 3rd base will grow to one or 2 or more 1000 use and from that route stock, i'll bet you implies my will grow. and so we can have face ongoing, theoretically immortal stand of trees. it's wonderful content. so is this a national park? finally, there are more threats to the top kind than the m g tailing stand. in fact, another mining company holds a mineral exploration license here ah, has applied for tourism as an icon. and yes, we don't tell you the model. and we could have a line, and i had to fill this out and i be gone back of the blockade. another part of the talk i knew the activists to preparing to reinforce they defenses. among them is artist and retired nurse carol barnet. i soon find out she's the sister in law of the state politician responsible for resou

forest, when there is nothing else besides the pine and the age of this plantation is about 780 years old. when i arrive, i pass by this here is a section of the forest, i sometimes want to stop and just walk around for a while. i somehow feel very comfortable here, i rest my soul to gather. you can think something with some thoughts, decide something for yourself, draw some conclusions, communicate with nature. i think it makes a person more reasonable, more balanced , calm, probably, yes, this is my place of power. when i was a child, we lived in a village in the sharkovshchina district, which is located directly on the border with the sbraslav district, and during my school years, when i visited braslav with my parents. and i probably decided for myself then that i want to work here, uh, in the future, uh, and live, when i finished my studies, after some time it was 2000. i came uh to work at the national park. i work nationally park, 21 years old, worked as an assistant forester for 10 years. i headed the overseas forestry. at present i work as the deputy general director of the n

drew pine fumbles the snap to start the second quarter. watch the second quarter start, quick to the football. pine getting an ear full from head coach marcus freeman. hang onto the ball. plummer findings tournament, 18 yards. his first career touchdown, later in the second, same score. pine now hold onto the ball, finds chris tyree. it is a 21-yard game-tying touchdown. notre dame in the red zone. it is pine and michael mayer, 24-17 fighting irish. plumber stepping up, avoids the rush. it is a hail mary, and look at this. where's the football? jeremiah hunter, he almost had it, but it hits the ground and notre dame wins 24-17. that is cal's first loss and notre dame's first win. so close. it has been a season of ceremonies for the giants. hunter pence's time. entered on a scooter, said hi to all his fans. >> thank you so much for embracing me. giants fans, you have passion. you have creativity. you have love, and i appreciate every moment i have. one day was a dream come true to play in front of you. chris: what a great speech. he through

and chris pine spoke highly of lawrence which could have kicked off harry styles.kay, let's watch it again. [laughter] no, really. okay, did he really spit or not? well, is it a spat with a televised wrestling match? and any rate, next time, harry styles, be a man. next time swallow. just swallow your saliva so disgusting. >> what do you think about this, mercedes sclapp? >> i hear that they are going to go get checked for monkeypox. we will give you an update on the results. >> i love it when a joke about packets and applause. >> i just watch the clip for the 100th time. i feel like he should have helped him pick out his outfit. >> amounts coming from you. [laughter] >> i don't think he started dressing like this until you got hired for fox news. >> i do look like the lead singer of wrong direction. the only way that this film is going to get traction, it is garbage. i mean, nobody goes to the movie theater anymore unless it's a marble hero or tom cruise movie. you need a cape or a scientologist. so this is a win for the producers. >> him and paul rubens. >> somet

a rep for chris pine confirmed to vanity fair that harry styles did not spit on chris pine. adding, this is a complete fabrication. that is very good news. now, the big new question remains, will this movie be as good as the behind the scenes drama? walked away to few more weeks to find out, but here is a good news for you. tomorrow morning, we are at the breakfast table, you'll be absolutely in the know with your teens with all the things they're talking about. harry styles, and chris pine. and on that note, i wish you all a very, very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, it is good to be back with you, thanks for staying up late with us, i will see you all at the end of tomorrow. row. tonight on all in, -- >> the opinion was wrong, and i think the government should appeal it. >> the special master ruling on the ex president's stash of classified documents. tonight, the trump judge who gave him what he wanted. what it all means for the investigation and the rule of law? then -- >> tim wanted to take part in what he thought was going to be

very beautiful nature, a very pine forest.re, he tells me to the sea. 500 meters of the baltic sea. he walks there to the baltic sea. and now he is waiting for me. i want. i want to tell you that i really hope that we will definitely win. ukraine will win. and it is possible that it is even impossible but this time will be such that i will live in lithuania at this time i will have to collect all my things that i remember all my posts in one and try to write a book hello hello i love you i love you you're alive, you're alive. i'm fine always dream somewhere over there we traveled a lot, i dreamed well, i liked hungary, she likes prague, the czech republic and now i don't want to live alone, now it would seem that there are such chances that you can find yourself somewhere in the european union, will there be someone to go with, and i don't want nika heard in ukraine on april 24, the 10th day of the war, and there are now so many angels in the sky that with their wings you can disperse the clouds and make the sky. it is destroy

from the peter and paul fortress, a sacred pine tree, some kind of lights ran along this pine tree, whene eve of the flood, the elders predicted the floods predicted when some kind of demons were to take place in the city in a group, they got tired and, as they say, kryashtyak strongly, swearing, while our river reformer. sosnul srubil they say that exactly on revenge the house of peter i was built, which has survived to this day, but if there is a way to fix the ancient evil, that very wave of pain, discomfort and suicide with the help of special equipment. we will try to check if there really is an energy of curses affecting the inhabitants of st. petersburg , here is a video, look here petersburgers, when they say that this city is mired in sins, like sodom and gomorrah, who is it? because people are filthy sins, how to live in a cursed city? how to escape, where evil and violence flourish september 24 ntv and hardcore media present the main battle? grandiose events in the history of russian boxing the denouement of a cult confrontation between two heavyweights 13 years long fistfight

touch, your dream shakes the pines and keeps. i hold you in my dream .er pounding a tree. today is sunday in the forest at the dacha on the highway and in the swamp. the peace of a day not yet begun. indistinct outlines of objects i think how you entered me in my affairs of care and consciousness. our celebrations are leaving on weekdays. but in the morning i want to wake up to look for words and forget words. hope to love to obey. this is a piece of happiness, but he felt it once he was able to write it. not everyone gets such a real feeling. from which there is a desire to continue to live, how not very happy it’s not very good it’s not important to live on, but sometimes it’s obvious, of course, yes it adds up to one moment so many contradictory life. moments that ends here also happen. victor nekrasov during the war years the captain of the sapper troops, a participant in the battle of stalingrad for the story in the trenches of stalingrad, he was awarded the stalin prize viktor nekrasov, the famous author of romanov in the trenches of stalingrad, wa

but some of the structures have held up which is in stark contrast to pine island. look at, this flattened. especially mobile homes of the working class and retirees living in st. james city. >> before we go, new images showing the rescues of very, very valuable family members of the storm. and plucking dogs and cats from the floodwaters, and the message on facebook, pets are family, period. and now, try to have a peaceful weekend. ana cabrera is going to pick up our coverage right now. >>> hello and thank you for being with us. i'm ana cabrera in new york, a right now, the people in south carolina hunkering down with hurricane ian poised to make landfall again soon. the winds are gusting at 85 miles per hour, and the other big concerns are life-threatening storm surge and heavy rain. we are tracking who is in the most danger. all of this as millions of people in florida are taking those first painful steps towards recovery. so many lives are upended by hurricane ian's devastation, and the storm is likely one for the record books as the grim evidence of the powerful

pine island, san i believe, th -- s sanibel, it was where you had it on some of the sand bar that got washed out from underneath. in the meantime, i think kevin can talk about this, they're going to be running barges to be able to bring more heavy equipment on to the island to be able to help with the response. the first responders that have been there by and large coming in via air. they do have some equipment, but they're traveling lighter just to be able to go and get to people as quickly as possible. there have been six health care facilities evacuated in southwest florida, they were not -- they were having problems with water or problems with power for an extended period of time. we're also prioritizing getting power and running potable water to the rest of the area's health care facilities. there have been 117 facilities that had lost power that now have power restored. the ports, tampa bay, miami, everglades, they are reopened for fueling and i think between today and tomorrow all the ports in the state of florida up and down both coasts will be operational. food and water, mas

pine island, sanibel, those are going to be rebuild efforts. the sanibel bridge had breaks in multiple parts of it. it was not where the water and pylons were. it was where you had it on some of the sandbar and that basically got washed out from underneath. in the meantime kevin can talk about this, he is -- they will be running barges to bring more heavy equipment onto the island to be able to help with the response. the first responders that have been there by and large coming into the air have some equipment but they are traveling lighter just to be able to go and get to people as quickly as possible. there have been six healthcare facilities evacuated in southwest florida. they were having problems with water ob problems with power for an extended period of time. we're also prioritizing getting power and running water to the rest of the areas healthcare facility. 157 facilities that lost power that now have power restored. the ports, tampa bay, miami, everglades are reopened for fueling. between today and tomorrow all the ports in the state

island or captiva or sanibel or any of them >> i've been to pine island.bel. i did get satellite photos and some recon photos from our drone team and it looks like the windward sides of those islands took the brunt i was surprised to see how many roofs were still intact but could see a lot of deinstruction around them. >> there certainly is in pine island more of a middle class community. the buildings are older, so they're not built up to the codes that maybe they would be on sanibel i'm speaking in general terms. a lot of nice middle class folks who make a life there and we know hundreds and hundreds of them didn't leave. and looking at the destruction on that island, i'm pretty terrified that lee county is releasing no information about casualties, but eventually they'll have to and it's just horrifying. >> you covered enough to know the truth of what i'm about to say. i hate to be one of those guys but it's always the folks that have the least that suffer the most in these things and, you know, again, that's the gap we try to fill and hopefully we can

there you already weave even the pine root.ch a basket would be useful to many at home and could be an excellent alternative to the driver. well here, i'll show you. here is the bottom started. so i usually weave different ones. types of weaving are layered weaving. let's say a bottom or simple weaving. i weave more durable. hmm, i try. i do not take such a day with a rope. this is when when you come with a string, immediately insert three ribbons. so here are three ribbons and then you start very simply. extreme up first and lower down. then again you take the last one and put it on the top one. and so continue, pokudova, the length of the ribbon. let's try this with the sides looked simple, but when i started braiding myself, i had to spend time adjusting the top and bottom. here it is. yes, we pull it up so that all this is stronger . a very meditative activity, and what kind of training for the hands would have lingered longer, but i have to go to the next point of my route , because there is a nursery of ornamental plants

pine nuts?these conversations that employed americans are having about cutting costs. there was one example and this seems completely ridiculous but it's true. the cfo of a tech start-up is now buying a 12 pack of coca cola zero sugar every other week , instead of every week, to save money. the chief financial officer can't afford a six pack or 12 pack of coke every week. stuart: that's an inflation impact story which absolutely is valid. good for the wall street journal , quoting real people. lauren: yeah. wide variety of people and it blew my mind some of the things they were watching because everything has gotten more expensive. you've got to cut where you can. stuart: pine nuts. lauren: too expensive on top of your salad. stuart: i'll never forget that. how about the railroad strike? that clearly threatens the food supply. jeff flock is in philadelphia for us. if they shutdown the railroads prices go up, right? reporter: no way around it, stuart. by the way, i always fought with my spouses o

and here we have a siberian pine, and in 15 years it will be possible to try pine nuts here.s like russula today i will come with my hands. brought aga to an artificial reservoir. then my way was to the temple. and i managed to meet the rector there, who showed me an amazing thing. this is the history of this temple. what is a chronicle, this is when the clergy of this temple write down everything that happened, and the prices for food and some political ones are indicated there, and the events and even the weather at a certain time are described. by the way, it's dated. she is an eighteenth century chronicle. it was a small wooden church. now it is a real stone temple, which initially, when it was built, was uniate, and this happened in the 18th century, and a little later, it again converted to orthodoxy. an amazing feature has survived to our time in window stained-glass windows, which is typical for unian churches, but now it is found precisely in the mosalian orthodox church in these stained-glass windows. an interesting feature is the red glass in the shape of a cross.

this island is not inhabited, so the only sounds we can hear here. it pine script.d the cry of the gulls and other birds that live here. spring period we have a lot of arrivals. goose we have about 50 nesting pairs of gray goose, which if we take the statistics there 20 years ago at that time there were two. a maximum of 5 pairs were noted. more than 50 species of birds listed in the red book are found on the lakes e. in recent years, there has been a very high number of gray cranes in autumn before departure. we see such clusters. there are several thousand individuals of this bird. lakes oni need protection in monitoring the state of water quality. here we regularly monitor all this all sorts of attempts to pollute the discharge of sewage and the emission of garbage. the fight against poaching is carried out regularly. e on the waters. we have a special department. e protection of natural complexes that are directly involved in this. now was on take your time. well, i swam up to the fisherman, the local rybak turned out to be said that he was hooked on the other s

pine island, sanibel, those will be rebuild efforts. the sanibel bridge has breaks in multiple parts. most held up well. it was where you had it on some of the sandbars and those basically got washed out from underneath. in the meantime kevin can talk about this. they're going to be running barges to bring more heavy equipment on to the islands to help with the response so first responders that have been there by and large coming into error, you have some equipment but their traveling light or just to be able to go and get people as quickly as possible. there have been six healthcare facilities evacuated in southwest florida . they were having problems with water or albums with power for an extended period of time. we're prioritizing getting power and running potable water to the rest of the areas healthcare facilities. there have been 117 facilities that lost power that now have power restored. sports, tampa bay, everglades are reopened for fueling and i think between today and tomorrow all the reports in the state of florida up and do

crews worked to put out some hotspots once majestic pine trees. look more like a silhouette of toothpicks on the hillside where flames have raged through. >> so we're about to cross over on the bridge. which is over the north the mayor. >> how things look on outside. >> once in eldorado county, we met jamie mitchell, an officer who drove 2 and a half days from minnesota to help out with road closures. it's pretty anytime you get fire that destroys property in >> habitat ofuthe animals and stuff like that. that's, you know, it's you know, they said this was a beautiful spot. but, you know, i haven't seen it for the past 5 years, he said he's helped out with the california fires. we hope the firefighters. >> quick in. >> can always seems like there's one fire after another. that was rowena shaddox updating us. all right. so we're talking about the fires with fires, come smoke and with smoke, it can potentially really do some damage to the air quality. john, i'm we seen any issues with any of the neighboring or further out fires in the bay area. so w

images of the eye wall that came ashore in pine aland, florida. video of the fierce wind and storm surge from just before the hurricane made landfall. in fort myers, evidence of that storm surge just ahead of the hurricane. cars and backyards in this neighborhood disappearing. in fort myers, that powerful wind ripping the roof off of this home. the moment the eye wall hit, the pictures right here. the rains. winds destroying this building. a traffic camera capturing landfall in punta gorda. trees blowing and the gusting rains. tonight, more than a million and a half customers in the dark. and look at the sparks flying in downtown naples. there in naples and in other communities tonight, curfews now in effect. first responders finding it very difficult at this hour. the storm surge flooding this naples fire station, in fact. the hurricane as we said, now headed inland. orlando now bracing, where many took cover in hotels. and we have told you here, this could be a category 1 hurricane still when it arrives. then as you can see there, tracking north

maria taxamada helps us to immediately notice that the pine tree is departing and calling to turn tou of the son of jesus, who is a new creation formed by the holy spirit and should help us grow to sleep and hope, and what we will suffer for god in all the rest of our life. we do not contemplate the appearance of the seas, then we will not know the truth when we pass from christ, and perhaps the type became a man deacons by the act of the holy spirit and we cannot penetrate the very tambourine god's love and trinitarian poverty, dear ones. the run is extraordinarily aware of the underminings of his life only with what is written about a mediocre discovery. this official can be under the matsavanna, but the stories of loved ones , but they are present in this fall, they will think about the fact that his biography begins to be heard not from the day of birth, it’s not a hacked conception, and not at the idea of ​​​​love of god the creator god we have them we live and crumble with noah. with god himself we find the immaculate fainting fit of the skin man, such a rank according to the b

any of you went under the hubbub of yellow pines, went to the charcoal undergrowth to live a new noisereen wells on screeds there, just not my lonely dream. it would be better to understand that the song needs a catchy chorus and therefore left the second line as a refrain. let's start the morning together, in order to prepare the right breakfast, first of all, you need to buy the right products. and, of course, what kind of breakfast without vegetables will we bake them? too large size speaks of the fact that the vegetable is overripe, it is not worth eating such fruits. let's do exercises from the body completely on one leg and take a little. who how much can ah exercise free time workouts doin, i like to play football games. this is an active game. we represent charging football and get useful tips. if there are few muscles, less strength, there will be many muscles that are harder to carry, it is important to find some kind of middle ground in which the athlete will be comfortable and will not experiment, because the harmony of taste gives us saturation. see in the program breakfas

it's going to be -- we also have another island, great community, pine island. that bridge got severed, too. now, we will fix both of those bridges. but that doesn't happen overnight. i mean, there's a long process that goes on with that. so in the meantime, they are going to be running boats. they are going to obviously be doing air operations. i know sanibel used to be an island that you had to ferry too anyway. we have some of those throughout the state of florida that's how they do it. i think most people appreciate being able to drive back and forth. we'll do that. those island communities that were severed by the bridge were probably the most difficult to get to. so you just had to use these resources. that's why we had all the aircraft stationed in the run-up to the storm. hey, we have another 50 aircraft. now we have 250 aircraft ready to go. f.w.c., national guard, all these different task forces and everything. we have these -- the same guys that responded to the surfside tower collapse in south florida, they were on alligator alley midnight while the

but then chris pine's dick came out with a statement say why the [bleep] in my way.ant to talk b topic one, i was watching the morris chestnut show a few weeks ago and morris asked cnn host don lemon what would he do if cnn new leadership made it he couldn't speak the truth, he got heat

on one side of the path, a pine forest can grow, and on the other side, swamp slurry can squish. ornithologists are similar not only to doctors, but also to their heirs, the most unexpected objects become a source of information for them, for example, food remains that are scattered around the nest. the collected evidence will be sent for examination to the academy of sciences. what remains is wool, some coarse fibers that are not digested. she spits them back over these remnants. you can also study diets and local fauna. that's because some objects are complex, they are difficult to catch, but such natural mousetraps can demonstrate to us who lives here? the first nest turned out to be empty, but there was still a chick in the second one. for ringing under orlikov, ornithologists use climbers' equipment. if you have to visit the great owl one of the largest owls in the world, then you need to wear a helmet, which wrestlers protect themselves with. it dives and grabs with its paws, and the claws there are solid, so it can cause serious wounds. namely, when you climb onto the nest

been erected by students erecting barricades and throwing stones at the police, then responding with pine grenades with sharpening gas. the reason for the student uprising, a whole range of problems, the authorities refused to approve the democratic constitution and the country continues to live according to the basic law adopted under general pinochet. in addition, chile is facing a sharp decline in living standards students suffer from impoverishment more than others. yes, and the quality of education. it's taking its toll perceptibly. vilnius publications came out with screaming headlines in lithuania, poverty is coming , meat government structure engaged in the fight against poverty reported that a third of citizens do not have savings, even in the amount of 380 euros this is how much the minimum payment for utilities will be, respectively, they may not be able to pay any moment, for example, due to illness or dismissal of russia, the number of people who apply for food assistance free food on a permanent basis receives 170,000 people. that is about 6% of the adult population, the sit

under the pine trees of izyum, a war crimes investigation.has more than 400 graves, now being examined. the earth starting to give up its secrets. but the prosecutor already claiming russia is responsible for almost all of the dead. "according to our data, almost everyone died because of russian soldiers," says this man. "some were killed, some were tortured, and some were hit in russian air and artillery strikes." he says the very first grave they opened contained the body of a civilian with a rope around his neck. this knife was recovered from the remains of a soldier. a senior official told us more than 20 troops were found in a single grave with signs of torture. some had their hands bound. for those at the scene, it was hard to take. this is a distressing sight, but ukraine is determined that the world should see it. graves are being opened here one by one. it is only now, after the russians have been pushed out, that the authorities can really investigate and can establish how many victims they left behind. they were buried here in make

she is already solid, but pine.s so fragile, she is just good and you can break her in your hands. you turn into such a trifle. semicircular ones like this are broken into scales. no, there is no birch here. sorry, and sometimes they make coal for sale from anything and even give advice on the net, for example, they suggest using sawdust furniture production waste, where there may be dangerous glue and impregnations, and even waste railway sleepers like taurus were caught last year in the chelyabinsk region. we decided to check whether it is dangerous, blogger sergey kuznetsov, who made coal himself more than once, prepared for us a small batch of bars with impregnations and glue. imitation of furniture production waste and from old sleepers. then, together with ecologist ivan kalinin, we conducted an experiment. homemade and factory samples were loaded into a small oven in turn. and they took air samples from the chimney. approximately the same thing can sigh a person brazier on a calm day, and part of it is able t

now it's 3 pine 50 down from 4 pine 50. weekend shows americans are ready to bounce back from the pandemic. >> people have spent two years of pandemic restrictions and lockdowns and they are just ready to get out there. not only are we anticipating that this labor day will be a very busy time for travelers so will the rest of the year. >> and, bret, tsa reports that as of this morning, they had already screened more than 6 million people at airports all around the country. we will send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin live at la international airport, thanks. up next, signs that ukraine's counter offensive is making progress. ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. that's the value of ownership. ♪ energy demands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%. and we're projected to reac

forest, when there is nothing else besides the pine, and the age of this plantation. somewhere there are 780 years when i come past this one. here is a section of the forest, no, sometimes you want to stop and just walk around it for a while. i somehow feel very comfortable here and rest my soul to gather. maybe with some think something with thoughts, decide something for yourself, draw some conclusions, communicate with nature. i think it makes a person more reasonable, more balanced , calm, probably, yes, this is my place of power. when i was a child, we lived in a village in the shirokovshchina district, which is located directly on the border with the braslav district, and during the school years, when i visited braslav with my parents. and i probably decided for myself then what i want here. e in the future to work, and to live, when i finished my studies, after a while it was year 2000. i came uh to work at the national park. i am a national park worker, 21 years old, worked as a forest ranger assistant for 10 years. i was in charge of the men's forestry. at th

same score pine 21-yard game time touchdown at chris tyree.n past two michael mayer 2417 notre dame last chance for cal plumber step it up scrambling throws it ■up. it's a hail mary and it is added around up for grabs jeremiah hunter. oh almost comes up with it, but it hits the ground notre dame holds on 24/17 cal their first loss notre dame their first win. what a wild game. that was it's been a season of ceremonies for the san francisco giants and on saturday night hunter pence. it was his turn a long time giants outfielder entered in style through smoke on a scooter said hi to all the fans and then watch this plaque go on the giants wall of fame. thank you so much for embracing me giants fans you have passion you have creativity you have love and i appreciate every moment. i had one day was a dream come true to play in front of you. and after all that pence throwing the first pitch out to his dad. call baseball players right there. good to see hunter back at the yard bullpen game for the giants top two sean jelly on the mound and there's cl

here, well, anyway, in this room, we had the largest room and we brought real pine trees here since it such a real one for our ears, it smelled x. and here such branches hung, there people sat like that, all that. here is such here such immediately. well, that is, we are immediately the first performance and immediately like this, globally, it is very interesting how the batlyka works. here tell me about it, when they say the word battlelake, everyone imagines such a scarf, people open the doors, and there is one tier of the second tier. that is, it is, as it were, in a medieval model of the world, that is, this is the sky, this is the earth. here, uh, that is, they pass up there. uh, let's say the divine part of the esterium on the lower earth is already traumatized there. well, it's like a classic one. an excellent performance, well, then, as it were, already when it wins back, this is the christmas part of the battery. uh, the second part of the folk-everyday sideshow scenes that are being played can already be played. there, throughout the year, even in this sense, your theater has

did harry styles, just there in that moment, spit on his costar press pine.o get to the bottom of this possibly monumental lovey of all things. they examined slowdown versions of the footage, as if it was their jfk's operator, film closely looking at everyone's faces, in every frame. people wondering, how the trump big cut between the cast members gotten so bad, that harry resorted to spitting. well, don't worry darling. a rep for chris pine confirmed to vanity fair that harry styles did not spit on chris fine. adding, this is a complete fabrication. it is very good news. now, the big new question remains, will this movie be as good as a behind the scenes drama. walked away to few more weeks to find out, but here is a good news for you. tomorrow morning, we are at the breakfast table, you'll be absolutely in the know with a, teams with all the things they're talking about. harry styles, and chris pine. and on that note, i wish you all a very, very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, it is good to be back with you, thanks fo

james city on pine island. and what struck me about this trip out there on sanibel, you know about the bridge being blown down. but a lot of the houses there looked pretty good. they escaped pretty unscathed because of the quality of the construction. this is a high-end neighborhood for lack of a better term. same on north captiva. there's no cars. it's sort of a golf cart community. the working class folks live in prefabricated housing or mobile homes were so vulnerable, especially to a category 4 like this, laura. and the destruction there at st. james is breathtaking. you just -- it's -- you can -- these are human lives sort of spread out all over the ground. and if you forget that, you think, this place just has to be bulldozed. what can be salvaged here? but then you have to be reminded, these are people's lives. and some people did not want to leave the storm, and they certainly don't want to leave now even though the destruction around them is unlivable, frankly. >> did you see people when you were out t

who there will count, there will be two pines three pines. well, maybe no one will, right? mine through what ah? what are the teeth? are you not at work? no, no, you've seen no, you've seen one word like cheese. why do i have to walk with my hand outstretched all the time? am i a slut? all you got is everything mark mark understand? like this, cute died, and you're alive, and i have all the time to beg for money from a fool's neighbor. and it's none of your business. and yesterday a man came to me with connections, the brand was interested. well, you know what connections? what kind of person? bye bye. why are you looking at me like that? i need money. very much 25,125 thousand is not a question. margarita sergeevna never communicate. she decided to make money on me and only the beginning is very bad. very bad. solve the question. today, ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah, good, damn this drive. show thanks big premiere of the new original musical show avatar on saturday at 210 on ntv premiere today at 21:45 on ntv sber business presents a business card with cashback. i like eve

you went any fitting of yellow pines.ve new noise to the place where green ears drove on growth screeds, not my lonely soup, however. muchinok understood that the song needed a catchy chorus and therefore left the second line as a refrain. in belarus, it is easy to explore only the report of our trip, the station baranovichi central historical place, from which a similar railway boom began in the country. it is the first secular residential stone structure the end of the 17th century, the palace would be worth it just now. make a list of places that you want to visit and set off on the path. the naturalist built not just a house. he raised not even chekhov's cherry, and i'm not ashamed of this word, a real paradise apple garden. landscapes full of thoughtfulness and sadness enchant even the most fastidious travelers. and if there is no such opportunity, the city of belarus is what you need, but for now the whole world in the photographs does not allow the leaning tower of pisa to fall. i will keep finnish in all so watch

pine island, sanibel, those are going to be rebuilt efforts. the sanibel bridge had breaks in multiple parts of it. it was not where the water and the pylons were, those held up well. it was where you had it on the sand bar and that was basically washed out from underneath. in the meantime, and kevin can talk about this, they're going to be running barges to be able to bring more heavy equipment on the island to be able to help with the response. the first responders that have been there by and large coming in via air, they do have some equipment, but they're travelling lighter to go and get to people quickly as possible. there have been six health care facilities evacuated, southwest florida, they were not-- they were having problems with water or problems with power for an extended period of time. we're also prioritizing getting water and running potable water to the rest of the areas health care facilities. 117 facilities that had lost power that now have power restored. the ports, tampa bay, miami, everglades. they are reopened for fueling