when the planks are — get it on the water. when the planks are in _ get it on the water.ks are in place the - get it on the water. when the | planks are in place the seating will be fitted for a0 rowers. if all goes to plan the launch and river trials will take place in the spring of 2025. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: champions of the world. spain beat england to win the women's world cup the fastest man on the planet. america's noah lyles takes gold in the hundred metres at the world championships in budapest. and big spenders chelsea are beaten, as west ham take all three points in the london derby. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. it's being described as a win that could supercharge women's football in spain after they beat england 1—0 to win the world cup in sydney. the goal that proved to be the winner came from captain olga carmona. the left back that also made the telling contribution in the semifinal. and spain could have won by more — awarde

then i'm going to do a plank, a glute bridge, a bird dog, a side plank, some squats.similar workout, let's give them a go. so this is pretty similar to the sort of workout i do by myself, really. of course, neither of these methods actually have a trainer with you while you're doing the exercise, so you've got to just make sure you do it properly. both the app and the chatgpt version do focus on safety. right, what's next? dumbbell front rack squats, elbows under waist, lengths against upper chest. feet a bit wider than shoulders, toes slightly pointed out. the video of course helps. quick look at the video. let me see if i can do that. he's going very low. i wouldn't have thought i needed to do that, based on the text, so it's a good job there's a video. the first thing that comes to my attention during the chatgpt workout is that i have a whole list of exercises, most of which can just be done here on the mat. of course, the system doesn't know what equipment i've got access to. and if i don't know how to do any of those exercises, well, i'm going to have to search

so , in order not to get bored, when doing planks, add dynamics to them. the starting position of the body, the direct position of the body and the trajectory of movements, raising the arm or leg, fix them above the amplitude point for 5 seconds, while performing each exercise from 30 to 60 seconds. the optimal number on your screens we remind you that the pre-casting for season 3 took place in early august, but if you did not have time to show your talent offline, you have a unique opportunity to do it online. yes, the fact is that online applications are submitted until august 31. so don't miss your chance to become a star. yes, now a little about what is ours the creative team has prepared for you today so let's go. and our correspondent dmitry kiev will tell you all the know-how of the belarusian police where is the cauldron of the assumption of the blessed virgin ? we will also continue to value our own and our own today in our permanent section people who have changed the world we will recall how our compatriot changed the world an artist with a worl

and i love the name eddie plank. you know discovery one of my favorite discovery is just when you piece everything together was the the four -- on the bethlehem team. the fact that two played in the major leagues, the fact that i love the fact that al schacht, who became the clown of baseball, he was born in an apartment complex that was raised for a yankee stadium to be built. and i was shocked. ended up running a very popular midtown manhattan restaurant that was featured in the film breakfast at tiffany's. so and i've already could go on what his name, al schacht. the restaurant. the restaurant was shaq's restaurant, you know, just like toots teachers and all that. yeah. but because it was a prince, the first clown prince. we all know that max patinkin, your second clown prince, he well known. and he had the he had the panache, the resonator draw people there. so and just when the hard digging was fun and some of it you can, you know, the internet, the saber website has had some articles about the bethlehem steel

of its policy. government is executing the central plank of its policy-— from driverless cars to 3d— artificial intelligence has been transforming how we live. a new world of possibilites — or a terrifying prospect? could ai one daybe capable of reading our minds? lara lewington of bbc panorama has been investigating the potential risks and benefits of the ai revolution. hi, lara. hi, good to meet you. thank you for having us. come on in. thanks very much. neuroscientist alexander huth has spent a decade trying to understand how the brain works. if we want to build intelligent machines, maybe we want to make things that act more like human brains. so that's kind of what got me into neuroscience. this year, his team had a breakthrough. using ai technology that can understand language, they've built a computer that can read minds. we scan people's brains with an fmri scanner while theyjust listen to stories. so we track how their brains respond while they're listening to hours and hours of stories. the team has trained the al on their own brains. as they listen to stories inside the s

the tanks on the drink with ocean currents, the tiny organisms dancing in the wind, a cold arrow planks. and for several decades, ero biology is focused on these organisms. the pizza, branch of biology, that's long been under appreciate that era biologists study the movements of life in the atmosphere, whether the tiny organisms in a cloud, the rain dropped or in the cost of a desert wind. learning about these and born organisms is becoming increasing the relevant things to concerns about bio diversity health and the climate. understanding how they influence our lives and the global animal and plant well is increasingly important. swelling all around us is a valuable and still launch the mysterious ecology this via for the discoveries just waiting to be discovered. the one that i place you on to, to the one to, to receive up here. you have the feeling you're far away from everything that's presented to them, but that's exactly the point we want to find out if there's life at this altitude and what type of music all of you either can when you have a book in there circling the sector and

drive with your feet, buy a couple of big nails and a couple of small planks sleep task perform too,g one. come on, go. normally hooligan character what is viktor petrovich you see, there was an anonymous call some kind of nonsense. yes , of course i'm close. come here. so where is the bomb? worked worn like a scalded. what do you have a stalin circus? now i'm definitely missing something. yes, no work. the most interesting thing is still ahead, it can leave someone the way behind the car, let's see. well , of course, let's leave them to call the number , try to tell me, i'm building it for him. nails chka will leave. labuda, where he watches football, the second half is already a greyhound. i will not wish you well. you will be allowed to sit down. jambs behind you how do you think to answer, do you think that you alone can ask me? so why did i put one because of you. okay, empty bazaar, what do you want? let the cardan go, i have faith in you. no, let it be so restless. what are you smiling at? did you name bastard? here guys, what happened something calmly? guys, beautiful bon voy

and they discovered some remarkable patterns of the in the summer ero plank. tom tends to be local, it rises from the farmlands of spain and northern europe. above the city is rivers and lakes. but in the winter, the major streams of arrow pine to him come primarily from the atlantic ocean. bacteria and viruses cross the ocean within 3 days and to send over the mountains. if i left the middle resort, that was going to be you, i might you better when we analyze the initial results of storm xavier in june, we noticed trends that recur annually. this was an amazing discovery. how is it possible that the st micro organisms will appear at the same time every year either, but it's going to be moving. we know they travel over the sea or emerge from the nature here are some plants grow in the spring of this growing the summer months, and these cycles are mirrored in the atmosphere. so used to speak last, i'm going to court in, and i'm with of the streams of arrow, pine cones, a not some random mix of species drifting with no rhyme or reason. the microbial mazda is the

once the planks are in place, the inside will be fitted out with seating for a0 rowers.launch and river trials will take place in the spring of 2025. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zoff with the catchup. tonight. fewer drug deaths in scotland, unlikely goings on in a graveyard, and a very rare giraffe. but first, our top story, the extraordinary rescue of all six schoolchildren and two adults trapped on a broken cable car, stranded hundreds of metres above a riverbed in pakistan. this was how the first rescue unfolded. you can see a person hanging by a rope moved out of the cable car before being carried away by a helicopter. a second child was rescued by using a zip wire. sami can be seen descending from the cable car in the dark. he makes a safe journey to the ground. some other stories now. fewer people are dying in scotland from misusing drugs. official figures show 1051 people died of drug misuse last year, a big drop from previous years. but scotland still continues to have the worst rate for drug deaths in the uk. and k

once the planks are in place, the inside will be fitted out with seating for a0 rowers.an, the launch and river trials will take place in the spring of 2025. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zoff with the catch up. tonight an update on the scotland deaths. a losening to drinking rules for world cup final and water voles. today was a big day for a lot of you in england, wales and northern ireland as it was a—level results day. students also receive btech and t—level qualifications and these results will determine whether you go to uni, do an apprenticeship or a different training course. overall the different number of students receiving the top grades was 27%, down from over 36% last year. 79% gained a place at their first choice of university. we were there as you opened your results. doing really well. d—stars. triple distinction stars. extremely proud of myself. i have done so good and i definitely have got into university. some of the stories now. the family of two teenagers whose deaths are being treated as drug—related say

let's say someone needs glasses so that they are well seen at school , they did their homework on any planksght in the team, which this time came on a business trip. there are 14 doctors in their including an ophthalmologist, a neurologist, a child psychiatrist, it is precisely these specialists in mariupol that are still not enough to get to a preventive examination . any healthy, unhealthy person can pay attention to what such specialists in the city should pay attention to, the more often you come, the more we will have healthy people and small children. experience helps doctors to identify hidden diseases. if necessary , send the children for further examination of the country's leading clinic. give me your hands my fingers tight fists clench after stress injuries tend to occur at the moment already less mothers say that there were cases, but now they have already passed. children, slowly calm down, communicate with each other, which also contributes to the fact that they are stabilizing. this is already the eighth medical landing of tula doctors, umripol , for the first time they began

investigative side that have consent, the death of fact, and this may take you, can you precaution in a plank rush? official said z 19 showed his body paused among the 10 recovered from the birth which finland has denied any involvement in the and with that to us up tonight for this report is up next on board of rescue ship saving as many microns as they can in the middle of the mediterranean, that story is coming up for a show. frank, don't forget this. warranty definitely to comment on social media to handle you need is at the definitely need to stay with the nurse to us. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to wife with learning.

once the planks are in place, the inside will be fitted out with seating for 40 rowers.ials will take place in the spring of 2025. voiceover: for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello, i'm jack with the catch up. now we're going to kick off with the women's world cup because england have knocked out australia, winning 3—1 at the semifinal stage. goals from toone, hemp and russo secured the lionesses' win against the matildas in sydney. they'll go on to face spain in the final. in fact, it's the first time the england's women team have made it to a world cup final. now i've been talking loads about the cost of mortgages going up lately and now the price of renting has reached its highest level since records began going up by 5.3% in the year up tojuly. it's all because of supply and demand, so more people wanting to rent and fewer properties being available. and in london, rents went up despite house prices falling. a couple of other stories for you and first to the british museum in london, where a member of staff has been arrested after a

we are now sawing large edges which come off from side the plank. we are now gnaw sawing clambered 50-inches long. the bolt is made. a couplet of hooks and then swg around the machine. notice the saw is underneath. the bolt is brought down onto saw and saw towards the center about 6 and a half inches and makes one edge thick and the other thin same as a pie cut out at a church supper. this is the extent part of the bill where thed. band saw is filed. it is 48 feet long, 9-inches long, one and a quarter inch tool. the men are putting on the floor and taking the machine. notice the slide from the smiling machine. jimmy lee is the filer. he points up the tool with the file. they have to be rolled, hammered and tension and some job to make one run perfect. next is loading timber from the loading a platform in order one andrt a quarter by ten to the ny yard. next shows loaded last. here i am with dr. howard king. now practicing physician in washington, d.c. all the houses are own by mill men who work for my brother, my father and me forrs the past 50 yea

writing environmental planks for the democratic party.nd hosted by ethel kennedy, bobby kennedy's wife. bite jackie kennedy hosting her. i knew where i was ending the book the third wave ended in 1973. not even a question. it ended in 1973 with the triumph of the engaged species act. passing the senate 92 nothing. so you hear about this being a liberal it was american. that same moment almost to the week of the endangered species was a big closing legislation of 73. we had the air oil embargo. opec. fear of gasoline prices energy independence. when a counter revolution that developed stopped racial carson -ism, ralph nader, environmentalism that it gone too far for it gone so far the right said nixon had become a new dealer. and i will mention why they thought that. out of that counter swing the enterprise institute the heritage k foundation, any federalist society they all are coming to save money. they don't like the federal government regulating them. it's an anti- federal regulation movement that emerges after the environmental moveme

and so it happened that we were the first, but we think we made a good plank.good medal result helped the team and i want to wish the athletes to the rest of the teams. yes. hmm, the same results. and sometimes the games are better . it's strange how important it is for our country to hold this forum, how important it is for teams of all sports to take part in them. we miss a little. still, in international sports, our sport is not yet up to the end and is admitted. we missed the athletes. there are even kazakhs, the strongest from uzbekistan. well, it probably came with time. here is the realization of the importance of this tournament. how i watched how the mountains prepared to prepare when first it was some. i drink then it is already a commercial and television organization, even a rhythmic gymnastics palace. here he is transformed. it seems incredible to me. it's great that i have such conditions that we can hold major competitions and train here 24/7 live, eat and do not deny ourselves anything, the second games of the cis countries to popularize sports

these are earthen skulls sawed off arms legs of a teenager a plank the invaders their accomplices resortedsophisticated ones did not shoot and took care of the cartridges a small child pushed him into the hole aiming the ground. all why waste a bullet on him with a maximum butt. in order for a jewish boy to lose consciousness, in my opinion, at the age of 6 he climbed out of a pit in which his relatives moved taxis, that is, they were not finished off, they were simply living languages. so far we see five people. one of them is a teenager visually, we can determine there is a man, a woman, a child, there is a teenager, a boy, a girl. the invaders themselves called what the turkish invaders were doing a new order , they came, they brought families, they divided the lands, our black soil, but at the same time, then when the retreat of the battle of stalingrad had already begun, and then it became already atrocity and dictation, this new order that we were offered was shown by european ones. the bloody dictate lasted in kursk for 15 months in the kursk region, 23 according to the investigatio

if look at the democratic plank that year environments tucked in there pretty heavily, very firmly, because was a feeling that a correct feeling that truman and eisenhower didn't do enough on the national resources or parks environment it was all boom boom postwar industrialized you should car culture build it, build it, build it. and now kennedy was going to kind of be time out and still adams, the great california, brought out his book in 60 called this is the american. i could have milked that rachel carson, who to mention in a minute was writing was member of the new frontier john f kennedy writing planks for the democratic party being hosted by ethel kennedy. bobby kennedy's by jackie kennedy. her you know so thought i've been in 60 i knew the where i was ending the book the third wave ended 1973 not even a. it ended in 1973 with the triumph of the endangered species act passing the senate 92 to nothing. so when you hear about being liberal, it was american, and that same moment to the week, the endangered species was the big closing legislation of 73. we had the the arab oil embargo o

once the planks are in place, the inside will be fitted out with seating for 40 rowers.ies from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm stephen with the catch up! we're starting with an update on a story we told you about yesterday — the homophobic attack on two men outside a popular gay bar in south london. police have now released this image of a man they'd like to speak to. the photo was taken outside two brewers in clapham at the time of the stabbings on sunday night. the victims, in their 20s and 30s, are now out of hospital. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, called the attack "abhorrent" and says there's "no place for hate in london". next up, the women's world cup, where spain are into their first final after beating sweden 2—1. the captain, olga carmona, scored a cracking goal right at the end to seal the win. they'll play either england or australia in the final. some other stories now, and this one sounds like it's straight out of a james bond movie. three people who are accused of spying for russia have been arrested and charged in the uk. they're

of 101.9 , an export estimate of 109.4% with a plan of 102.9 and an inflation rate of 103% with a plankore than 106.9, such figures are voiced by the ministry of economy, analyzing the situation by net months. we see that the increase in june is even higher. percentage and such a convincing dynamics in the second quarter is maintained for the second month in a row, noted in this department. one of economic growth drivers are our exports. foreign sales, especially agricultural products , make a significant contribution to the overall treasury. so at the end of last year, we managed to trade for 8 billion dollars, still the main buyer is russia, but we are actively increasing supplies to china and not only about all this in detail. we spoke with the deputy prime minister who oversees the agro-industrial complex you recently held a meeting on the sugar industry to prepare our lines for processing new sugar beet crops. in general, we have capacities throughout the country these plants that process it, in my opinion, by 5 million tons, if i'm not mistaken, but we, in my opinion, have never l

and he absolutely plank of wood.e absolutely batters that shopkeeper. that batters that shopkeeper. so that is kind of some of the things that's going on in in california. i don't condone before i get into trouble, i don't condone walloping people multiple times over with a plank of wood. obviously although i do suspect that that fella will probably think twice the next time he decides to take a bin and go ransacking stores. that is for sure. but it won't surprise you to know that that shopkeepen surprise you to know that that shopkeeper, he is are now in trouble with the police in the us and he is facing investigations and all the rest of it when it comes to potential assaults. cases there make of that what you will, but i want your thoughts. do you think we're too soft in this country when it comes to policing? is there an argument for police to be tougher or does that go against what trying to against what we're trying to achieve the whole policing against what we're trying to aciconsent? the whole policing agains

kennedy, writing environmental planks for the democratic party. being hosted by ethel canaday, bobby kennedy's wife, by jackie kennedy, you know so i thought i knew where i was and in the book, because the third wave ended in 1973, not even the question, it ended in 1973 with the triumph of the endangered species act passing the senate 92 to nothing. so when you hear about this being liberal, it was american. and that same moments almost to the week, where endangered species was a big closing legislation of 73, we have the arab oil embargo, opec, fear of gasoline prices, need for energy going high, energy independence and a counter revolution that developed, immediately to stop rachael carson-ism. ralph nader-ism, environmentalism, that got too far it went so far the wife said that nixon had become a new dealer. and i will mention why they felt that, but out of that, counter spring, to what i'm about to tell you. the american enterprise institute heritage foundation, koch brothers industries, safety brothers, you know, it, all federalist society,

we are now sawing leaves from large edges, which come off the side of the plank. we are now sign clambered made from the sound log 18 inches in diameter or knob and saw it on the bed mill into bolts 50 inches long. the back and sap wood is turned off and the bolt is made symmetrical. couple of hooks are fastened down to this bolt and then slung around to the club building machine. notice the saw is underneath. the bolt is dropped down on the saw and it soars towards the center about six and a half inches inside. clambered from the circumference towards the center. it makes one edge and the other thin frame is a pie cut out of the supper. this is the expensive part of the mill where the bend is filed. the bands are used in our mill is 48 feet long, nine inches wide, 14 gauge and one and a quarter to four men are putting the dulcimer on the floor and taking the shop one off the grinding machine. notice the sparks fly from the emery wheel on the filing machine. jimmy lee is the fila file. he simply points up the tool with the that you saw us have to be rolled hammere

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there is split between the liberals moderates and conservatives, the liberals adopt a plank that calls basically disengaging from vietnam, forming a coalition government with the communists, and that the moderates and conservatives, the democratic party, don't want that. they are among largely those who think the u.s. has to persist in what it's doing that a coalition government would lead to disaster. and hubert humphrey tries to navigate this. ultimately, he gets the nomination by assuring president johnson that he's going to reject this liberal plank and and continue johnson's policies of preserving south vietnam. so humphrey is for the next month, is trailing pretty far behind nixon. and he decides he needs to do something to gain traction in the polls. and a lot of the liberals are upset at him for adopting johnson's policies. so in the salt lake city speech, he tries to suggest more open to the liberal policies on vietnam and to negotiate peace. but there is also a part in there at the end where he says explicit we're not going to pull out of south vietnam again because he still

historic as it is, it is not going to change the 37% of the republicans who are going to go walk the plank for donald trump. tim: six co-conspirators were also named in the indictment but have not been charged. trump is scheduled to appear in court on thursday in washington, d.c.. dan: thank you. as news of the indictment broke this afternoon, you can watch it live. we used the abc 7 app to send out this notification. download the app on your phone now so you will be in the know. ama: tonight investigators are digging through charred debris and ash trying to find the cause of this huge fire in san francisco. dan: 144 fire fighters the flames. we are glad to say no one was hurt. ama: it happened at the corner of oak and octavia. j.r. stone spoke to neighbors who are angry, saying this is not the first time. it could cost someone their life if it happens again. j.r.: this is what residents in the hayes valley neighborhood of san francisco woke up to tuesday morning. a building under construction under fire, flames shooting into the air. >> it was more the brightness of the fire that came thr

once the planks are in place the inside will be fitted out with seating for a0 rowers and the launchnto life when the substitute gave spain the lead with just ten minutes the substitute gave spain the lead withjust ten minutes remaining. sweden have not lost back to cup semifinals but they equalised and it looks like the match was going to go to extra time. 93 seconds later the spanish captain scored an 89th minute winner to spark scenes of wild jubilation amongst their supporters. they will face england or australia on sunday. thea;r supporters. they will face england or australia on sunday.— supporters. they will face england or australia on sunday. they did not create that much _ or australia on sunday. they did not create that much and _ or australia on sunday. they did not create that much and i _ or australia on sunday. they did not create that much and i thought - or australia on sunday. they did not create that much and i thought we i create that much and i thought we had to work a lot in defence and i think we came out better in the second half but of course, losing like thi

it is, it's not going to change the dirt -- change the 37% of republicans who are going to walk the plank for donald trump. the that both president biden and donald trump arnett and neck. the actions of donald trump as it relates to his most recent indictment, are really chilling. i've been reading the indictment and it sounds like a mobster who is trying to find votes and calling people in and pressuring them. biden won by 7 million v the popular vote. but there were 47,000 votes in three states, wisconsin, georgia and arizona, where he only lost -- trump only lost by 40,000 votes. he was trying to gin up votes in those states. he sent his emissaries out, he called them on the phone, he had them come to his office. it was the kind of pressure tactics that you would see in a mob organization. dan: i read through the indictment this afternoon and it's very stunning and specific. one thing to note, the former president was not indicted on insurrection, which we've seen with those stride already in the january 6. why do you think that charge was not added? jackie: i cannot get into the speci

but this is only the beginning of the details in dmitry akimov’s parquet plank concrete the pavementstrange in one room, that is, here we are now knocking with you, as it were, yes, the knock of our feet e, or some other sounds e, is being recorded, then there is this work that no one ever sees, but everyone can hear it perfectly, the studio for recording footsteps is called folly. it would seem that not the most important part in filmmaking. the sound engineers carried out the brain, because they did not come, in the will. reworked eight times. this is the studio 8 times, they came and said, no, they poured the concrete incorrectly , you re-poured, this is the story was completely and anew. how would i do so during the reconstruction. you are the first russian film studio applies to all works, lenfilm is changing before our eyes. today, another stage of work has been completed. this is how everything looked here in the fall of 21, and now the new boiler room looks like new communications, monuments to the filmmakers of the former, but restored in a new place, all new facades were ma

(sad piano music begins) (metal striking wood plank) (high pressure gas escaping) (high pressure water) (roaring fire and creaking wood) we were told to evacuate at about 9:30 and by 10 o' clock, it was done. oh, it's done. i know my house is gone. (reporter) how do you feel right now? what's going through your mind? uh, not good. everything i've worked for is done. (crackling fire) (truck idling) the graveity of it rolled out slowly beyond that when about a week and a half later we found out that our house was gone. and then uh, then we started to hear about how thousands of people it had happened to them too. it wasn't like there was a single event that told us that this was a significant event. it happened in kind of a rolling fashion. but by the time the news started reporting on the number of houses that were lost, businesses, some people losing both their house and their businesses, that's when it really hit us. (piano music ends) you are watching continuous coverage of the camp fire burning in butte county. within the last hour, hour and a half, we have learned that the fire has

stretch it out there , you just see, it was i who was under the balcony there, how i stood on this plankds. well, how did he survive? i don't know. well, actually, it's scary. it was just that in parallel, eyewitnesses called all the emergency services. they were waiting for a fire truck with a retractable ladder and discussed it. as a kid, there was growth clearly did not allow the boy. it's so easy to jump over on the railing, someone suggested that his own mother put him there, but now it’s already known, fortunately, not everything is so bad while the child was in limbo. she slept so soundly in the apartment that she did not hear the screams, everyone was screaming. here i will kill you there is a child.

it's not that the plank has dropped. it's just rainfall. all.arth from the living and fruit-bearing life, which the whole world envied, because this black earth was always attractive. listen , the nazis also took it out, however, now there is sheep they carry before the nazis and now they eat it, well, this has always been what caused envy all over the world, it turns from the living earth into the dead. dear friends, i invite you to our new edition of lisbon tv's author's program , which will be called the reflection of the occupier. i hope you understand why we named her that? really hope it will be interesting that you don't. i would like to conclude by asking a question, because we discussed this ourselves. i understand that stranger things is taking this topic very seriously. russia is not only the great orthodox, but the great muslim country and on our in the eyes of a completely blatant act of insulting the feelings of believers, this is the burning of the koran in countries that consider themselves democratic at the level of the un secur

but no serious effort has ever been made to put those planks into practice. again, the chart tells the story arc going up in early 2009, president obama signed an omnibus public lands protection management act into la most of its parts had been assembled earlier when the republican controlled the white house and one house of congress. it put millions more acres in the wilderness system, established for new national conservation areas and added three units of the the national park system. but i know some of you are wondering, okay, but didn't the trump administration break that pattern? after all, wasn't its biggest splash to downsize the two large national monuments in southern utah, the grand staircase-escalante and, the bear suit that president clinton and obama had established? didn't it make numerous other efforts to build been public land policy toward away from conservation and toward more industrial expansion? to some extent that's true, but i believe a good case can be made that donald trump correctly grasped, that most voters who identify as republic

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historic as it is, it is not going to change the 37% of the republicans who are going to go walk the plankor donald trump. tim: six co-conspirators were also named in the indictment but have not been charged. trump is scheduled to appear in court on thursday in washington, d.c.. dan: thank you. as news of the indictment broke this afternoon, you can watch it live. we used the abc 7 app to send out this notification. download the app on your phone now so you will be in the know. ama: tonight investigators are digging through charred debris and ash trying to find the cause of this huge fire in san francisco. dan: 144 fire fighters the flames. we are glad to say no one was hurt. ama: it happened at the corner of oak and octavia. j.r. stone spoke to neighbors who are angry, saying this is not the first time. it could cost someone their life if it happens again. j.r.: this is what residents in the hayes valley neighborhood of san francisco woke up to tuesday morning. a building under construction under fire, flames shooting into the air. >> it was more the brightness of the fire that came throu

rapid response corps, which can be quickly deployed to certain areas and conduct a fairly operational plankwhat is is we see. yes, probably, the russian belarusian grouping has increased in belarus , nuclear weapons have appeared. in addition to this, a new leningrad military district is being created now. so, again, we see. members of our groups in kaliningrad strengthening of our grouping on the border with the baltic states of finland that is, muma, how we ended up in situations like we already, well, someone older remembers the years of the cold war, when the two blocs had huge military resources concentrated opposite each other. but along the line of separation, just an iron curtain, in fact, well, new ones, and not created by us , formed. he passes. he is to the east. yes, again, this is the price of gorbachev's policy and, well , in short, yeltsin, who allowed all this, that is, we reap. including everything consequences. that's the kind of periodicity that they think that the west simply deceived them. well, they believe that gorbachev was originally, uh, traitors. well, i mean, wel