flowing by the throne of god yes we'll gather at the river the beautiful the beautiful river gatherith the saints at the river that flows by the throne of god soon we'll reach the shining river soon our pilgrimage will cease soon our happy hearts will quiver with the melody of peace yes we'll gather at the river the beautiful the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of god ♪♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please join speaker nancy pelosi and members of the united states house of representatives and united states senate in a moment of silence in remembrance of one million american lives lost to the covid-19 virus. ♪ god bless america lapped that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the live from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your participation in this moment of silence.

she in the northern station of the river station resumed operation of the river tram to zakharkovo and now you can get from one side of the river to the other in 10 minutes. what other routes will be launched this summer in the capital for a boat trip? our correspondent alexei norms. overtake the subway and leave behind the car from pier 9 the river tram moscow-1 departs on the first flight. the first passengers by car take 20 minutes by bus, 30 minutes, and so 10 minutes, and we are on the other side of the water tram for the second season will run between the northern and river stations and the zaharkov pier, the minibus is long, but important for residents of five districts. it allows you to significantly reduce travel time. the crossing is open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. the river bus departs every hour from the pier of the northern river station and every half hour from the pier of zakharkov. it's comfortable for passengers. uh, this schedule. clearly it is easy to remember, river crossing. it has existed here since the mid-sixties, then it was closed, flights were resumed in aug

bangladesh has 800 only large and medium years, numerous small rivers, thousands of river channels.al, are difficult to account for, often in different regions the same rivers and channels are called differently, so it was almost impossible to even make a list of the names of all the large and small rivers of the country and the sand caused by the rivers in bangladesh abound, but suitable for construction. very little stone no at all that is why from time immemorial the main building material. here was a brick 90% of the territory of bangladesh is in denta the land here is very fertile, it gives at least two crops of rice every year, but reliable building materials were not enough here from afar. the only thing that was in abundance was clay , bricks are made from it at such factories, according to various estimates of such brick factories in bangladesh from 400,000 to half a million, and bricks. they do it here the same as those from which the unique monuments of bengali architecture are built. such high, sparing chimneys can be seen all over the country brick factories. in banglad

the river has become a communal rubbish. been that the place does it is not cool is not good at all. no 3, you know. so yeah, i think we need does when he pulls gonna community they would like no and eggs. no . yeah. when you change it out to day, the team from fresh wants to inspect one of the little traps for have been installed on the rivers oper. course the engine has invented its own traps. they are constructed from thick wire cables woven through nets and filled with recycle polystyrene. the contraption is anchored on either side of the river, mostly curtis for firm in the floods, amid all sorts of sediment trip to am, to slow the water down. so sediments out a lot of sandia and that sand also serves as a home for beneficial organisms. it prevents further erosion to the source of the hen ups river, a situated east of janice bird. after leaving the urban areas behind, it meanders through fields and valleys until it eventually joins the limpopo river system. it later ends up in the indian ocean. this intricate system of

since childhood, i am here on this section of this river, i know it very well and the river turns outjust as i have my own sections and their own name in the village, and the locals are beautifully oriented. this name is due to the fact that once here in this swamp, there were areas of haymaking bacilli. this is a pit, as they call it locally, near this site from the river was. eh, the basil hayfield, and this site was called that, and it’s interesting that the river literally changed its course 10 years ago. she used to do such a big bend. and it would seem that water cannot be directed in this direction, it cannot be placed so that it goes here, but some kind of force makes it e here and move. and every year the width of this area becomes more and more. and, of course , it goes deeper. laziness in this life of turmoil is not only you, the beauty of this river and many others somehow do not always notice. that's when in the soul it will reach the heart and something like this mood will appear, so it pulls here. and here i have one place there, it’s so wonderful to drop in and sit. yo

most of pakistan's rivers flow through the indian administered part of kashmir. in august of 2019 india took advantage of that fact by releasing enormous amounts of water from its dams into pakistani territory. this resulted in flooding in pakistan's punch our province submerging hundreds of acres of agricultural land. the pakistani government reacted with anger. seeing the discharge of water into the salute river, which flows from india into pakistan as a clear violation of the indus war to treaty. ah, a few years earlier former cricket star and former prime minister emron con, made headlines across the world with a novel idea. in 2014, his party launched the 1000000000 trace unami initiative as a counter measure to the consequences of the climate crisis in south asia. pakistan is one of the countries with the lowest tree cover in the region. the aim was to plant 1000000000 trees in the 1st 4 year period, and the government has promised to plant as many as 10000000000 by 2023. the hope is to increase the countries forested areas, which in turn will help in retai

lee said we've got to stop grant before he gets to the james river. there's the james river. grant said if he gets to the james river, it's going to be a siege and then it will only be a matter of time. and from the time grant got to the james river. in mid-june of 18 for it was a matter of time for the confederacy although a lot more time than union voters would have wished. okay, we are out of time. so thank you for your attention and i'll see y'all on wednesday. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. all right. so without further ado i will very happily introduce our author this evening beau. breslin all right without further ado i will very happily introduce our author this evening, beau breslin is the

lee said we've got to stop grant before he gets to the james river. there's the james river. grant said if he gets to the james river, it's going to be a siege and then it will only be a matter of time. and from the time grant got to the james river. in mid-june of 18 for it was a matter of time for the confederacy although a lot more time than union voters would have wished. okay, we are out of time. so thank you for your attention and i'll see y'all on wednesday. all right. so without further ado i will very happily introduce our author this evening beau. breslin is the joseph c. palom mountain junior chair in government and the former dean of the faculty vice president for academic affairs at skidmore college up in saratoga springs, new york. he holds a phd in constitutional thoughts from the university of pennsylvania. he is the author of the communitarian constitution. from words to worlds exploring constitutional functionality which was part of the john hopkins series in constitutional thought and his latest work, which is why he's here this evening a constitution for t

in addition, the river flows not far from the nursery.d to watch from his pipe. like bathing young girls, but he's some of the them it invited guests liked to chat. this stone also has a certain importance and power, and there are rumors from older people that those men who are rather weak in terms of the male part, and not you, sat down here, and enjoyed resting on this stone, fresh air, nature and male power strengthened. it is surprising that the stone has an unusual shape, in any case, no one said that it was specially processed, that you brought it here on purpose. in this park, everything is thought out, there is one of the little things one of the paths. it's coming out and over the reservoir, which is located between this river yasel, yes, and the alexandrovich park itself with kirmund, laying this park and did not think that it would also be the place of his burial, unfortunately, his life was cut short tragically. roman aleksandrovich kirmanta, the second place of the villagers, this is porechye, they shot a root in the tract, w

while india holds the right to the 3 eastern rivers ravi bes and sat luge. the ongoing conflict between the 2 nuclear powers over kashmir is yet another challenge to upholding the water treaty. since coming to power, the indian prime minister modi's hindu nationalist policy, b j. p, has further escalated the situation. moody wants to build dams that would block the flow of water into pockets done once more the into the river has become a flash point with the threat of nuclear war as a worst case scenario. because of pakistan's dry climate, about 90 percent of its agricultural relies on irrigation you're going to have are defined receiving lift water. so when you receive less wardrobe, lambda supplier. so there is a potential source of conflicts and the 2nd redundant and is that are born, but you invented re germany married specifically from india and pakistan and said that climate change is likely to put pressure on the end of the water dripping, which i have solved the 2 countries when fall almost fierce the sofa, india and pakistan had refrained from settl

on the river, probably, so listen on the river.thought, comrade colonel, i don’t need your excuses . i said there are two days left in two days you can do a lot in two days the soldiers began and ended colonel there is a presumption of innocence that give us the opportunity to continue the work you think i won’t have to make excuses in my eyes now. that's it, oleg georgievich go go work. go, and now they are looking for you understand? it's great a lot. and we again did not have a vision or a business lunch at the woman's factory. and what is the same salary. now i'll think of something. another capercaillie where is this excerpt from such words you know, yes, i was the son of the seventies opera then should understand what the end of the quarter is, not the word hmm the percentage of detection. uh-huh, the bosses are angry at first, dear, and how did you do your time, i wonder for a second. how hungry i am. uh-huh, i'm all the attention, how you fished out a corpse from the pond on the territory of our department known recidivist

about the great river checked on volga ecological dictation.r example, that the volga is crossed along its entire length by more than fifty bridges. in general, it is the largest among all the rivers of europe, it starts on the valdai upland and passes through the whole of central russia yaroslavl nizhny novgorod kazan samara volgograd and finally astrakhan from where it flows into the caspian sea its length is more than three and a half thousand kilometers to cover this distance in one of the fastest river passenger hydrofoil ships with a meteor, it takes almost three days and, of course, the water resources of this great river are of great importance to us. it is used not only for shipping. not only for the generation of electricity, including electricity, but also for housing and communal services, and in this we all should pay attention to this significant water body to solve the problems of pollution and shallowing of the river, the federal project for the improvement of the volga volga helps the akhtuba floodplain, for example, instead of

the water needed 5 major rivers flow through pakistan. the induce jalen, shtaw ravi and saint luke all run across the plains of punjab. the rivers are formed by snow melt and run off water from the glaciers in the himalayas, and the kara corum, one of these glace, he is lie between india and pakistan in the south east, in terra cora mountains. the theater in the territory of the glazier is claimed by both countries. this gigantic icy mass has been disputed territory since the partition of the 2 countries in 1947. since the conflict cannot be settled diplomatically, both countries have truth on the glazier. pakistan and india have already spent billions of euros on this the highest militarized zone in the world. at some 6700 meters. the conflict continues down stream where the waters that flow from india to pakistan or a source of discord following the partition. india and pakistan were not able to agree on the use of water. but he, 960 narrow then indian prime minister and pakistani president con, signed the induced water treaty in karach

and the flow of the rivers has decreased. better water use is therefore key and bringing economic, social and environmental benefits to the country. reforms are intended to make water use more efficient, improve delivery, and raise awareness among the population in law, whole people are also rising to the challenge. they want to pressure politicians and policy makers across the country to do more. people don't understand how bad it is that are just this year. they were floods an unexpected drains and been job that wiped out a substantial portion of the wheat wrong. that affected people's livelihoods, and for a country where a quarter of the population is out near the poverty line, a single event like that one dream is the difference between getting of a square mean a day or not. oh, a mad rough a alum brings the whole family alone to the climate demonstrations. 20 that he wants to raise awareness about the problem among the younger generation, a pakistan youth, a worried about their future and the effects of climate change. a

there are few rivers in the world that compares to paddling with your friends, camping on the river bed and marveling at the beauty contained. i hope you can keep these experiences in mind now and in the future as you balance the needs of san francisco's utility users and the ways in which they react. thank you for opportunity to comment. >> caller: good afternoon. this is peter policy director for the tuolumne river. you might remember we submitted a proposal that the sfpuc could meet its share of the flows for at least two years if those years were dry, you would go back to flow and still make it through the 8.5 year design drought. that's a real win-win. you have your very conservative design drought that's being met and the river for at least two years is getting substantially higher flows. there were some interest in that. the comments were like, well, we're not quite ready to make a decision. we got things coming up that will help us get more information. nothing happened. we have lost another year now. it's been almost seven months since the final of the workshops. we heard nothi

we visit the tiny american town that saying no to electric truck make a river. this is data we business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program is proven elusive so far. but e e representatives are attempting to hammer out an agreement on an embargo on russian oil imports. leaders are gathering in brussels, hoping to reach a deal on a 6th round of sanctions against moscow, but talks over a possible embargo stalled on sunday with hungary the main opponent. it says any ban on imports of russian oil would cross a red line. meanwhile, oil traders are waiting to see if a deal materializes crude prices of hit their highest point in more than 2 months or for more or less, less cross to our correspondent in brussels. barbara vessel, robert barbara is great to have you with us. so who, and what is getting in the way of, of this oil embargo actually being agreed. we've just seen him who this is victor urban, of course, who has put up the main, partly political and then partly economical resistance against this ireland burger . and the longer this battle goes on, the m

yes, it means there is a river, which must be two rivers.ful sword, a beautiful sword, and directly deep. uh rivers, beautifully nothing is a big river. she runs into don she. yes, deep enough. as it gurgles, no, a small river, it falls into a beautiful nothing like there is a swamp, yes, a couple of hairs, too, people know how to walk in a swamp. ah, they know, of course, they literally know the points. well, if we are talking about good, then open the letter d a. opening a case is not even good. i'm not in vain i say there is a small river. i think that it is small, but, but in the sense of the middle, not deep, not the volga 600 points on the drum , open the letter b. now mark what i was talking about, take a look at the scoreboard. yes, i understand, about here. that's right, they are good, i understand. this and this, generally speaking, well, if you imagine that they exist at all, and there would be more of them in life and more of them in life, maybe we would walk correctly 400, that 400 we are exactly in the middle 800 50 points lett

since childhood, i am here on this section of this river , i know it very well and the river turns outst as i have my own sections and their own name in the village, and the locals are beautifully oriented. this name is due to the fact that once here in this swamp there were areas of haymaking bacilli. this is a pit, as they call it locally, it was near this section from the river. uh, the basil hayfield and this area was named that. and it’s interesting that the river literally changed its course 10 years ago. previously, she made such a big bend. and it would seem that water cannot be directed in this direction, nor can it be forced to go gray-haired, but some kind of force makes it e here and move, that's every year.

there is the james river. grant said, if he gets to the james river, it is going to be a siege and then it will only be a matter of time. from the time grant got to the james river in mid june of 1864, it was a matter of time for the confederacy. although a lot more time than union voters would have wished. okay, we are out of time. so thank you for your attention and i will see you all on wednesday. american historians shared stories you're both the civil war. here's his preview. >> he is brought back here to this house, to harrison hall in an ambulance. and they lay him down in the front hall on a stretcher. this man has just been shot, not even shot through. the bullet is still lodged somewhere in his hip. he is bleeding profusely and blood is pooling onto the wooden floor beneath him. but he is not alone in that house. remember, there are at least a dozen kids of some kind in harrison hall at any given time, as well as family members of people that are there. and who does colonel berke make eye contact wit

your topsoil travels with it uselessly down to the delta of the river. millions of tons of good farming soil lost forever blowing away with the wind all this waste isn't necessary. it can be stopped. your land can be saved if we work together. you've seen the dams, but they're only part of the plan. the rest of it is up to you. if we're to succeed all of us, you must learn to stop the erosion of your own land. the tva was created for you. to teach you new methods to provide you with fertilizers to restore your soil. the land is yours the dams. are yours the whole tv? is yours we want you to use it? this is how you can become a part of the plan. we need volunteers to try out the new methods. to prove that they are the right ones. thousands of farmers have already volunteered how about you? it isn't easy for men bound by habit and tradition to change their whole way of thinking john warden knew. farmers of the isolated back valleys you'd talk to hundreds of groups like this. and he knew they needed time. in signing with the tva henry clock became what was

most densely populated river basin in the wood. it is also considered the bread basket of india. the muddy soil contains many neutrons, about half of india's grain is grown along these waterways. danish gemacht, the verde belongs to one of the many farming families, is that have lived in the auto opera dish, ganges flood plains for generations. he has a do hector farm and the ponder river, a smaller tributary of the ganges near the city of con pool. once he has harvested his wheat, danish won't have grown anything on his farm for the next 3 to 4 month. m a tiffany, this oil is so hard. it needs water. but we are unable to give that much water when we don't want them, the crops die up and we can't harvest. so when it rains, but only then we are able to so, and we stay dependent on when a values play the print, let me look at a downstream danishes, farmers among the last recipients of water from the areas irrigation canals. previously, it was a primary source of surface water to day sitting and neglect have left these channels in a s

in summer, the cleanest reservoir of the former ussr attracts tourists with the noise of river waves with wooded banks, every square meter is saturated with romance, but the main allies of water, vigilance and caution should not relax at all. yes, the farthest point of the reservoir is about half an hour to go on a boat burevestnik on a jet ski. it froze, about 12-15 minutes. that is, it is increasing it’s time to help someone who is in distress on the water, we try not to bring it to the point of making descents, that is, to somehow prevent more work for agitation, like the head of the rescue station yegor, exactly any tourist is happy to go to fire and water on a hydro scooter the mysterious island of love. a lot of emotions adrenaline goes off scale for a few minutes driving with a breeze and we , of course, didn’t set foot here on one of the four islands, not only the foot of aphrodite, even the local guests here, infrequently call the island a bird’s island, because on seagulls nest on it, we didn’t notice anything like that, apparently, it’s not the season. and the locals call

this is also a step towards ensuring that e is on the river, and transportation is even safer and, if necessary, police officers of city services. could come to the aid of all who need it? an automatic system will also analyze and collect data on the movement of ships along the river. video surveillance of the capital 's traffic management center is already water-based. the smooth surface is under the guidance of 300 cameras, we also work in the field of it technology in the field of video surveillance, including video surveillance on the river, which in the seventeenth year we have been developing this system, which allows us to record all violations on the river. well, enough. we are well aware that river transport in moscow is actively developing and it must be safe, just like on city streets on the river, the most common violations are driving in drunken excess of speed, dangerous maneuvers and illegal parking, that is, mooring aleksey to nord dmitry shestukhin aleksey gorshkov pavel letnikov to lead. the capital has started accepting applications from the company to support musco

yes, i stole a neighbor's cuckoo clock and threw it into the river.et some revenge on him. the detectives didn't know whether to laugh or cry, the absurd, communal quarrel almost let them go on the wrong track, the main question still remained. whose body was found in malaya oil, leningrad in the late seventies, cruel, deliberate murders are rare, but people disappeared and in those days the police, of course, had a file of faces, wanted. but how to understand? which woman was found in the river? a unique specialist came to the aid of the detectives. x-rays of the soviet years there were many frightening baevs, they say it’s better not to enter such an office at all, otherwise neither children nor health will be. hello dove. well , you say we pass smoking charges? come in, let's see what you have inside the river prestige. closer closer to the gate. and from x-rays. there's nothing to hide anyway, my dear. and when they say breathe don't breathe don't breathe and see what there you have and oh-oh-oh-oh, that you can’t see anything. well, more power. m

and without the klamath river. there, there are york people, a river to be restored for generations to come. rob reynolds al jazeera on the klamath river, and neglect and the forces of mother nature are threatening one of the world's oldest cities in libya. as malick trying to reports, structures that have stood through the ages on the verge of collapse. adamus, the ancient berber city was the cross road for major cultures of the african continent and the mediterranean basin. a spring deep in the desert has made it an attraction for thousands of years. the old city is testament to live in history and culture, and one of 5 eunice go world heritage sites here. not here, but it never thought about. adamus is an important here to cite for all mankind, not just libya, so it's something that should be preserved. it's a tourist attraction. it should be priority for officials, but all of libya, historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via castleton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighbor

25 km in width, the river.ctly right. the skeleton of this pet, discovered by israeli archaeologists in jerusalem of the 27th century, apparently, sometimes it was still included in the menu. pig you are probably right. you can for 8 this persian, on the basis of observations, came to the conclusion that human bones are made from the earth. because they are cold and dry. the 600 action mini-series all the rivers run takes place predominantly in the murray river echuca town, the largest in this country. please, kustiza 200 in odysseus they enchant the wayfarers by singing, sitting in the meadow, where the little man turns white, there are many bones. 1200 at sergey 4.900 at yulia 5.100 your river 800 does not flow the mediterranean sea of ​​the congo into the atlantic ocean limpopo into the indian and where does the african river flow from kavandu anywhere quite right, in the northwest of the kalahari desert, it flows out of lake okharev near the city of struga, after which it forms the state border between thes

the way, they didn’t meet such a height to take it so that it was not just my youth with you, my riverstori and fields faithful friends and beloved lands of you and blood for you in my heart forever my youth and serious and eternal and such a compromise infinitely successful and forever free went upstairs, the birds fell to me and it seemed normal, the wind shook, or forward in the field in that , happy cost orders the road or believed in the house, which is not the evening. so, with you on the great goodness, my rivers, mountains and fields faithful friends and favorite lands of the song for you and to the blood for you, my heart is forever my youth ah-ah! they went out into the rain and breathed in a dream, and the wind blew into their open souls and were proud to wear a star on their shirt, the best country in the world. be ready be ready youth from magnets school first love youth my rivers mountains, faithful friends and loved ones. if i have a heart for you and blood for you, i have eternal youth my. this is my youth. and in the soul, love in the left was not peace in the right cla

on the planet and above the river the amazon river or the flying rivers which are the atmospheric rivers which regulate our global weather system without the flying rivers our entire global weather system is destabilized. and the reason why. of the flying rivers can be taken off course is because of increased the forestation caused by these fires and many other threats. this is one of the many images that you'll see if you travel to the rainforests. arm how many of you've actually been to the rain forest. a lot of you armed and for those of you who have been. once you've been just like once you know you can't go back that's what happened to me when i went to the amazon rainforest when i was twenty one years old. i went to learn about plants i wanted to study study ethnobotany. and my life took a different course once i met indigenous peoples who were a living library who are a living library when you walk with indigenous peoples in the rainforest. and they can name every single plan tell you every single property. for food for medicine for housing for clothing for shelter. man you know.

while india holds the rights to the 3 eastern rivers ravi bes and sat luge. the ongoing conflict between the 2 nuclear powers over kashmir is yet another challenge to upholding the water free t. since coming to power, the indian prime minister modi's hindu nationalist party b. j. p, has further escalated the situation. moody wants to build dams that would block the flow of water into pocket sun. once more the indo river has become a flash point with the threat of nuclear war as a worst case scenario. because of pakistan's dry climate, about 90 percent of its agricultural relies on irrigation you're going to have been receiving this water. so when you receive less wardrobe, lambda supplier. so there is a potential source of conflicts and the 2nd redundant in his report. but you, in general, made of specific from india and pakistan and said that climate change is likely to put pressure on the end of the water dripping, which i have solved the 2 countries when fall almost 3 years. ah, so far, india and pakistan have refrained from settling their dispute over wat

on the climate river. now hollywood is celebrating the return of sold out cinemas after tom cruz's new film at top gone, maverick blasted it to the top of the box of his charts. a long awaited sequel to the stars. 1986 action hit, and more than $150000000.00 in its 1st full days. us theaters. that's a box office records for the memorial day holiday weekend. films release was delayed by almost 2 years because of the krona virus antenna. with john murray is a tv presenter and pop culture expert. he explained why the from the strong audience is back to smith's wife to tell you this was my 1st time in the theatre since colbert, myself, you know, and i felt safe. i wore my mask in the movie theater, and people are looking for good entertainment. but this is what happened with top gun map. they had a great story, an excellent marketing campaign, and people were intrigued by these fresh faces. listen, tom cruises what you've got bout cameras back or what? there are some great new characters by jennifer connelly a

they were cut off by a mountain river.tains or by yourself to civilization, it is unrealistic rescuers provided first aid to the victim flights of people and equipment and sent home. let's go for this group of tourists everything is over for the rescuers. as soon as they started, they have to go more than a dozen kilometers, along a mountain river and their help will need more than once a couple of wrong movements with an oar or the wrong command of the helmsman and catamarans, they turn out to be, at best, on stones, broken ones turn over not uncommon and death of people it’s not that someone is in the mountains. not ah, not prepared from the route is coming off quickly just this extreme even for professionals. kind of like a lottery. come on, let's cover the presence of lifeguards on the river , which are on an equal footing with everyone on the route. but for them this is not entertainment, their task is prescribed in the service division to warn to help and save dinar usmanov dmitry ermakov tamara simonova and olga kre

and without the klamath river. there, there are yacht people, a river to be restored for generations to come. rob reynolds al jazeera on the klamath river. an unusual story for you now a man in disguise. as land lies the wild life.