so salem village has the struggle against salem town. what'll happen? first they get their own militia, which kind of makes them a separate community. then they get their own church. which brings us most directly to 1692. and the salem village church is contentious. it's full of strife and discord. the first three ministers do not last. there's variety of individual reasons. there's disagreements with the there's disagreements over if one didn't like the minister, whether it personal, whether it was their preaching whichever. many villages would refuse to pay their taxes. back then, there's only one church and is tax supported. if enough people stop paying their taxes the ministers not getting paid what he was promised, which heightens disagreements, then some of them would borrow money from their parishioners and weren't able to pay them back. you have debt lawsuits and it turns out to be a real mess. in 1689, salem village to believe this problem is solved. from what i looked through, the nurse family and pretty much all of the families who had been o

and he owned the winston-salem journal. and through another high level contact, he was introduced to mr. carol. it's always going to be mr. carol to me and and offered him job in sale right right and and this was in 1949 and was carol had the last couple of years writing a book about his time in the soviet union and basically you know needed a job he had three young children and this this gentleman who was an heir to the reynolds fortune but owned a paper invited him come down with peggy to winston-salem to see if you know he would take this job. and they decided that it would be good place to raise their children and. i think after all, they'd been through in europe and london, it was a peaceful, nice place to be, frankly. and so he went to work for the winston-salem journal and. i'm going to combine the two stints you had there. we'll talk a little bit about the in-between stint was at the new york times, but both 49 to 55, i think, and then 63 to 77, but he really he made it the best newspaper in north carolina. he hired

yes, the salem witch trials. right. salem. right, the salem witch trials. if you've ever seen anything on kind of popular shows or so many shows now about salem, some more historically accurate than others, but usually it involves you. what happened in salem, which of course a lot of people executed, but a lot times people talk about being burned at the stake. i even watched just recently trevor noah was talking about they burning people at the stake in salem this is actually a fairy misconception no one was actually burned the stake in salem and it be forgiven because there was a great witch hunts in europe where lots of people burned at the stake. so people are kind of that but nobody was burned at the stake in salem. however, i do want to talk about the specter burning at the stake and how it connects to this moment because this punishing minute did happen in colonial america. it didn't happen in salem, but it was used in colonial america. but in america, something kind of interesting happened in this context, became almost exclusively racialized. i ment

from alliance to salem it was traveling at the 49 hour speed and no signs of sparking.time it got to salem, that is when we see the sudden, dramatic decrease in speed. it was going 49 miles per hour that is normal for this section of track. between 40 and 60 miles per hour according to federal documents and at salem it drops by 20 miles and goes to 29 miles per hour. 49 power to 29 miles per hour. and you see the sparks and flashes coming from this car coming from security camera. it keeps going for another 21 miles to east palestine, where of course we have the calamity here. and these hot boxes will be important to look at signatures coming off the bottom of this train that will tell them if these bearings failed. when they fail it's a serious thing. that is why they have hot box detectors. the question will be if indeed that is the key to this, if the sparks coming off the bottom of the train, why did the train not simply stop to address it? >> tom, i grew up near railroad tracks. some places trains go slower than others because of the areas they are in and the condi

. >> let's hear from bob in west salem, democratic caller . you've got to use your solvation. >> i've been watching this every day i finally decided to call in. i don't understand what's wrong with the americanpeople . donald trump is the most disgusting thing that was ever in the white house why he's not in jail yes i can't hello rob. >> i propose that congress address an issue that i think everyone can enforce most of their party affiliation want to see congress passed the doc bill, the bill that addresses nationalization of the ... translate come to the country illegally know nothing about the united states as their own nation .at daca on the floor, it will at least get us off the dive version . >> the daca issue is one ut the issue and republicans want the population would be very narrow . just that youngest dream and there was a love order security in exchange democrats, they objected to some of their water records and asylum records they were pushing so it didn't happen and you know, house republicans have the pledge this could have had

then slowed to an average of 29 miles per hour between salem and east palestine. the derailment occurred around 8:55 p.m., shortly after the train passed market street in downtown east palestine. the epa now ordering norfolk southern to pay for and clean up the entire disaster zone. >> they have to put together a work plan that is going to be very rescriptive in terms of the all of the clean-up, how they will do it and the radius of that clean-up. they also have to explain to us how they'll pay for it. >> reporter: all of this as former president trump visits east palestine, an area of ohio where he still enjoys enormous support. >> the community has shown the tough and resilient heart of america and it is what it is. this is really america right here. >> reporter: now i want to show you how difficult it is to clean up this mess. this is just one location where they are treating water that is contaminated. they aerated those white bowies. those are filters that pick up that toxic sludge that comes through. they are doing this throughout the area and all organizati

, ohio, then slowed to an average of 29 miles per hour between salem and east palestine. still not clear why it slowed. the derailment occurred around 8:55 p.m. shortly after the train passed market street in downtown east palestine. the epa now ordering norfolk southern to pay for and cleanup the entire disaster zone. >> they have to put together a work plan that's going to be very prescriptive in terms of all the cleanup, how they'll do it and the radius of that cleanup. they also have to explain to us how they'll pay for it. >> all of this as former president trump visits east palestine, an area of ohio where he still enjoys enormous support. so i want to give you a sense of just how difficult it is to clean this up. this is one location. this is in the center of east palestine. this is a creek that is contaminated. you can see those buoys they have in there, those are sort of filters. they pump water back into it to try to stir it up so that those filters can then absorb any sort of toxins that are in the water. former president trump was in an a mcdonald's earlier. h

gloves are very much us obliged to support salem, god willing, please help these dear ones in organizing the competitions. we will try to make up for their shortcomings and prepare the space so that we can have a good practice. regarding your children, i am very satisfied with their children. i am very satisfied with sports. god willing, the country of iran , god willing, it will be successful. it became a motivation to win in future competitions. almost 2 weeks ago , i won the super fight boxing competition . i won the first place. can come with low cost with his branch , let the youth hope for the future. hey everyone, pay attention to our complaints, we said that they will look at your answer with the father and the messenger of god, they will see that ahmadi came out of his head, or the messenger of god, shams carnes, fitna, the budget of the seventh night of rain , but it is still involved, flash format, whoever is thinking about trump, ali amir al-mominin, the inflammation of zeal and bigotry is clear from your thoughts on my drama until the evening, we have no choice we should nev

stories like the staff at the avera adventure nursing home in salem. who brought residents into an interim at the nurse's station when the ratio hit the facility this spring. those individuals had to physically hold the door shut in their bare hands to keep them from being ripped off their hinges. and when the storm abated,, everything on the other side of those doors were gone. these nursing home employees may have felt like they were just doing their job, but they say so many lives that day. the staff of the nursing home issue with us all today. would you all please stand and remain standing for just a minute. stand up. we will give you a round of applause but don't sit down. [applause] [applause] i want them to stay standing for a little bit. when i was there right after the storm, i was shocked by what i saw. i had never seen a situation where people literally had to stand there and hold a flimsy door shut to protect people in the middle of a derecho tornado situation, and they did it to protect the residents. and literally missed their life to do.

intelligence serviceability border guards, donegal, and everyone in the defense and security courses, salem, oberon, m e bras, back you now grinding war of attrition has sat in on a 1000 kilometer frontline, let's take a look now at how moscow's initial plan faltered, what the next steps might look like as it ramps up a new offensive. one year ago, russia are attacks ukraine from 3 sides in the north. armored units came over the border from russia's ally, belarus. there were air and land attacks from russia itself in the east and from the south forces flowed from russia occupy crimea. russia's navy also attacked from the black c o ukrainian soon so that the russians had underestimated them. a massive column of russian tanks heading towards key. it was stopped in its tracks. the battle the key was lost and it was clear that wouldn't be the quick victory, the moscow that many expected by april and in may, it finally fell to russian forces. the city that had been home to 450000 people, lay in ruins. but russian victories remain few and far between. in september, ukraine's military surprised ru

intelligence services litzy border guards, donegal, and everyone in the defense and security courses. salem, oberon named e, bought at a lengthy news conference in key. if president zalinski had a clear message for russia about what needs to happen for the war to end course, the weight is narcy territory. leave our land, us withdraw. stop shelling of the law to stop killing civilians. stop destroying our infrastructure. huge energy sector through a potable water stop will air strike. so we need bumble. but bumble wine yet missed keith is far from the front line, but has often been targeted by russian shelling people here are tired of the war, and many have become desensitized to the dangers of it. when of sheerly, so we've learned to survive, to live and work a lot. it's scary, but i'm used to it. we're used to it put it in, but we don't want this anymore. so after a year of war, in ukraine, the fighting continues. the scars, both physical and emotional, will take much longer to heal. to dubuque are fun and finding such r as in cave and was at that press conference, listening to the ukraine

in this game, salem al-dossari and bei tou scored twice for the representative of asia .i-final stage from 22:00 and for 30 minutes, real madrid of spain and al-ahly of egypt faced each other, and the classification of these competitions will be held on saturday. nba basketball, lebron james and abdul jabbar's historical record was passed in one of our games today, 130 133 in the los angeles lakers last match. james became the best player with 38 points in xbox style and reached the number of points in the history of prophets after 38 1390, and the history of abdul karim abdul jabbar , the former legend of liter, was 38 1387 points. sahari pashu beat the dish fast treatment of mouth sores two news from the winter sports of alpine skiing world cup in mary bell, france were followed and in the combination of alex intro from the host country and 15, 30 and 31 hundredths of seconds in the 306th place, arad and raphael were present, two austrian skiers, both affiliated with the smuggling of x-game skis continued in the sky of america, and india became the champion of the host

salem zadeh of the abadan radio and television news agency, the middle east glass hall, we will joingue mr. qiami, mr. khas, to all our dear compatriots, respected viewers of ishala news network , may we always be healthy, healthy and full of energy . imam sajjad, peace be upon him, and we passed by half of sha'ban is ahead of us, nowruz and most of this holy month of ramadan, all the joy, energy, and vitality of mrs. bei, the news of the week . hello, reporter, today, may 54, the coordination headquarters of nowruz travel services met, several related organizations will be present in this program, from the services they want to provide to nowruz travelers, as well as from the measures of the ministry of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts for stays in official and unofficial residences. and also that the assignment of the passenger houses in nowruz will be in the form of houses for which i am going to get a permit. the measures of the ministry of roads in this regard are the red crescent that wants to be present on the routes and the number of roads you want. today's program

his name is salem, uh, brother, he is also syrian he lives in minsk and has a british sister. they call her like mom sister in london and dad also works. uh, english literature in london translator. mom built like she just looks at the stars and says how their effect is and how she taught to do it for a very long time, and she works it. so ah, brother, the director also ended with me in the rome of the arts, but he is now an esperant ah already director mussel, she also ended up together and the director is also like me, like taking, like mom , for me it's like a hero, uh, dad, for about 10 years, she has always been and me and my brother and my sister and she always supported us whatever we wanted, but er logically, let's say when i wanted to go to this aragoga talent program, arabic moment of fame. i said, mom , i'm going there as a dancer, we were told, yes, as a dancer and you see a good dancer. you can play there, but if we allow or say it. i go to the voice. she told me no, you have very bad city. she knows she supports us in a logical place, as when necessary, they, whe

when this train left was in salem knew there was a mal function in salem, which these markers are everyem to provide information about the train and what is going on with it. why weren't they slowing down at that point in time? >> harris: we're looking at pictures that you have given "the faulkner focus" and the detail of this, you are in pennsylvania. i want people to know that. you are near where the crash site was but it is now in a different state and you say they waited too long to evacuate you. this is horrifying what you have brought us. we've seen pictures from the air. this is unbelievable. did you think you could even get far enough away? >> i don't believe that at all. when they talked about in the beginning they said about the one-mile radius. there was a gentleman that testified the one mile was for the blast zone, for the shrapnel on the train if it was to explode. so how far they got off topic of this one mile. one mile was never about the smoke inhalation that we were all breathing. that was for shrapnel only. >> harris: i want you to watch something with me. we had one

pars was called iron salem .se save me, and all the efforts were made by reza khan himself, and two people said, quoting the rezas, they said, officially, quoting reza khan, i said with the document of mr. yahya daulatabadi in the book hayat yahya, dr. mossadegh , that the english used it in his memoirs, but the british government did not want it . from leaving this country of war struck and famine-stricken, which was facing riots and unrest in the north and south, this fertile land full of natural resources was handed over to the bolsheviks, grosi or americans to the embassy among the elected officials of ironside to lead a military coup. khan gholamreza khan mirpanj mohammadzade, the house of sardar for amir abdullah khan, amir tahmasbi and of course nusrat al-dawlah firoz, the head of the same prince who once investigated reza khan for his lack of discipline. he was the one who had previously proved his tenacity and courage in the leadership of the kazakh army by participating in the collagen affair . a colone

bad for children, we agree that every year, with the last two years, and if we ignore the city of salem, the source of water in zayandeh rood, and many of the rivers in the south of the country, kohrangi khanah, in karun and zayandeh rood, there is always this problem. and in terms of modern equipment, the world does not want us to purchase and prepare modern equipment, at what time and at which stage is the purchase of this equipment ? they provide electricity for the vehicle for the province so that we can deal with the problems, so he said that water and electricity and the gas of the villages along the roads of their connection is cut off and connected, we have no problem with the relief of the properties that due to the fact that the helicopter and the rain still continued, what are you doing now for the relief of an exceptional case of disease prevention and elimination, and we had formed a council for this case. in these areas, the storages we need are with these machines that are lying, or the department is actually able to operate in these areas , if the lady's mother, who had

jan in salem says we constantly hear about state power. the governor's response was limited. it was all safe. now president biden is getting blamed for limited response. let's look at trump who decreased safety standards for rail inspections and brake upgrades for trains, hauling toxic materials. richard in las vegas said this is the first disaster response i've seen where the government officials seem completely on compassion, as if they don't care about the people affected. let's go to your calls. charlotte is first in munro township, new jersey. welcome. caller: good morning. donald trump is not the president. why is he going out there. the epa did go. if anyone needs to be responsible, it is the rail line that sent the trains out there and caused the disruption of the trains. host: david in madison heights, michigan. good morning. caller: thank you, c-span for taking my call. i can't believe you wouldn't cover our president's visit to ukraine and poland. but you cover trump disrupting ohio. it is a failed to governor. it is a failed republican. that is the problem. you gu

when the americans capture the last salem bridge nearby , the german defenders break down and the allied historical informants reach stalin's corner. a taxi that uses it very seriously, i will send a message to the allies, from our point of view, berlin has lost its strategic value, he says yes, we are not very interested, it is not a priority for us anymore, so i have nothing to do with it and we will go to berlin . as slow as he wants to take this and it is feasible to replace lenin with cunning and intelligence, he still has tricks up his sleeve in esteghlal 1400, except for effort , he says to return to the kremlin, but to his surprise , the human deputy close to the other general of the divan asked what should be done to the meeting. who are afraid and their lives will be bad, there is a violent bald man and his pair are war journals, he looks at the department and says he will take it or the allies , i don't care about the importance, but it really suits him a lot , they had agreed on all kinds of things about the future of eastern europe , he knew the nature of the west and agreem

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and by 8:12:00 p.m., it's in salem.t wheel baring overheating. here is another camera, same time, same town. the train keeps going for 20 miles after that point head ford east palestine. and that is where it derails at 8:55. a full 43 minutes after we saw the sparks in salem. cnn's jason carroll is live in east palestine. jason, we want to start with what the ntsb is saying about the video and the investigation. >> this is clearly going to be a key part of the investigation into what exactly went wrong out here. according to the ntsb that, surveillance video that you referenced there, appears to show a wheel bearing in the final stage of overheat failure moments before the derailment. of course that wheel baring is a key component. it connects the wheel to the ark he will. the parts have been collected. -- axel. the parts have been collected and examined. they are taken to washington, d.c., where they're examined by investigators there at laboratory with the ntsb. we should tell thought ntsb that's also collected the lo

townspeople, after the operation , we witnessed another shooting operation by the resistance forces in salem crossing west of jenin. also, it is better to have another place in the southeast towards the zionist regime's military . these operations are carried out at a time when some american management delegations gathered in the city of aqaba , delegations from egypt, jordan, and the palestinian authority, as well as the zionist regime. and the palestinians say that they do not accept this meeting, they are against it, and this operation is the least response to this sitting back meeting that is being held. but about the resistance operation in nablus, i am also sitting in the back talking with mr. alireza taqvinia, an expert on west asian issues . mr. taqvi, hello, have a good time, rahman rahim, i am all greetings and courtesy to you and your dear zionist viewers, in the name of last wednesday, which 11 opportunities as it was mentioned in the news martyred and one hundred and two other people were injured today, a palestinian youth killed 2 settlers in an armed operation, considering tha

his name is salem , uh, brother, he is also syrian he lives in minsk and has a british sister. they call her like mom sister in london dad also works. uh, english literature in london interpreter mama construction camp on how uh just looks at the stars and says how their effect is and how she is aziza taught this for a very long time, and she works it. so ah, brother, the director also ended with me at the academy of arts, but he is now an esperant, and messi is already a director. she also finished together and the director is also like me, like taking, like mom. for me it's like a hero, dad is about 10 years old, she has always been and me and my brother and my sister, and she always supported us whatever we want, but er logical, let's say when i wanted to go to this program , rather overclocking talent, arabic minute glory. i said mama i go there like dancer we were told yes, as a dancer and see and a good dancer. you can play there. but if we say she was told, i go to the voice. she told me no, you have a very bad city. she knows she keeps us in a logical place, like when t

salem. jason carroll is live on the ground in east palestine. jason, this is going to be a cause for concern. i know the ntsb is paying close attention to all of those different clips of the surveillance videos. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, this is clearly going to be, kaitlin, as you point out, a key part, a significant part of this investigation. according to the ntsb, that surveillance video that you mentioned there shows a wheel bearing, quote, in the final stage of overheat, failure moments before the derailment. again, this according to the ntsb. the wheel bearing is the part of course that connects the wheel to the axle. what is going to happen now is these parts have been isolated, they are going to be taken to washington, d.c., so experts there can evaluate exactly what happened there with those key parts. all of this happening though here on the ground as people continue to worry about their health, their safety, the air, the water. i spoke to the head of the epa yesterday about all of this to get his assessment of what is

host: let's hear from bob in west salem, ohio. democratic caller. you have to mute your television, ok? caller: i have been watching this every day for years, c-span, and i finally decided to call in. i don't understand what is wrong with the american people. donald trump is the most disgusting thing that was ever in the white house. why he is not in jail yet, i cannot figure that one out. host: bob, you have to mute your television when you call in the next time. rob in syracuse, new york. caller: i propose that congress address an issue i think everyone can endorse, regardless of their party affiliation. i would like to see congress passed the daca bill, the bill that addresses nationalization of infants, toddler's, and little kids brought to the country illegally and know nothing but the united states as their own nation. put doc on the floor. it will at -- put dhaka on the floor -- put daca on the floor. host: liz goodwin? guest: the dhaka issue -- the daca issue is one of those albatross issues. there are republicans and democrats who care abou

le monde france and gol and salem post of the zionist regime also reflected the 22 bahman march by publishingorts, as well as the vion had tv channel in an exclusive report and interviews with the participants in the march . al-manar and alam din television channels in lebanon and al-masira in yemen also covered this ceremony. also yesterday, by interrupting their programs, they broadcast live pictures of the presence of the iranian people in the march 22 . the united nations also predicted kurds, the death toll from the earthquake in turkey and syria will increase to 40,000. the united nations high commissioner for refugees announced that about five million syrians were displaced following the earthquake . the world health organization warned that many earthquake victims in northern syria are without shelter and their lives are at risk there was a danger. a number of syrian civilians held a protest rally in northern syria and accused the united nations of inattention to the syrian earthquake disaster. criticizing the protesters of the united nations for neglecting and refusing to fulfill its

with a 3-2 victory over flamingo, brazil qualified for the final match in this game, salem al-dossari scored twice and bi to for the representative of asia, and the dubbing of pedro's movie towards flamingo was the reason garson was fired in the second half and 10 players played tonight in the other semi-final match. from 22:30, spain's real madrid and egypt 's al-ahly will face each other in the finals and rankings of this competition. nba kitball won its third win of the season by defeating brooklyn . west and east conference 112 116 in profit phoenix finished with 44 points, the highest scoring player, andy dodd, where is. in other games, the passenger gear of the work conference won 112 146 against insta, and the second conference won 89 104, majid 198 new york, 716 asmanat, and 133 130, please classic reserve. the defeat of the winter sports of the alpine skiing world cup was followed by france, and in the mixed event, alex won the transition from the host country with 1 minute and 53 seconds, 31 in the first place, schwartz and raphael , two austrian skiers present, also the sec

targeted after the operation a number of other operations by the resistance forces, we witnessed at the salem crossing in the west of jenin, the resistance forces were shooting heavily at the soldiers of the zionist regime in this crossing and also in another place in the south a better east towards the regime's soldiers these operations are carried out by the zionists at a time when some management delegations gathered in the city of aqaba, delegations from egypt, jordan , the palestinian authority and the zionist regime are participating, and the palestinians say that they do not accept this meeting and are against it . this operation is the least response to this sit-back meeting that is being held, this is for the benefit of the zionist regime, it covers their crimes against the palestinians, a thousand palestinians in nawab, but about the resistance operation in nablus and also sitting back , i am talking to mr. alireza taghavinia. the expert west asian issues, mr. taqavinia, hello, good time, rahman al-rahim, with greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers of the past, as it was report

the final part of this trip was a meeting with mohamed salem , marzouq was the minister of foreign affairs of mauritania, azadeh taheri of the mauritanian radio and television news agency was played and 46 people were infected with the corona virus in japan in the past. in the same period, 182 people died about the following, and the united states had the third highest number of corona deaths in the last 24 hours. during this period, 164 people died in the united states. in terms of the number of people infected with the corona virus in the last day and night, japan is the most with more than 57,000. it has recorded the number of patients with more than 32 thousand patients germany also had the highest number of corona patients with 21,000 patients. thousands of french people protested against the government's policies by holding demonstrations . the french authorities had sent 11,000 police officers to the streets . the second round of appointments and nationwide demonstrations against the policies of the french government was held. millions of french workers and employees came to the str

the final part of this visit with mohammad salem mr. marzouq, the minister of foreign affairs of mauritania, mr. azadeh taheri, the mauritanian radio and television news agency, was played. mr. amir abdollahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , started his trip to latin america with nicaragua. i am also at your service, mr. seifi, greetings and good night, and congratulations in advance on the blessed birthday of amir al-mu'minin ali, peace be upon him, and father's day to you. yousefi, nicaragua, what position do you have in the balanced foreign policy of the islamic republic, and especially the government ? as you know, the 13th is privileged, as you know, it has a government, a left-wing and anti-imperialist government, which has maintained relations between iran and the united states since the victory of the islamic revolution. after the victory of the islamic revolution, there have been ups and downs . and in the 13th government, we can see that last year mr. mohsen rezaei, the economic vice president, took a trip t

he dismissed hadi and appointed brigadier general al-khidr salem, and may 1399 is the first operationthe army air force since the yemeni revolution . this operation was carried out to break the siege of the city. people surrounded, they didn't believe that the army helicopters are hot, friends of imam khomeini, take shelter in it, the american apache helicopter attacked the city , it shook, instead of bombing, it drops food , i just realized that they are the helicopters of the yemeni army , according to saudi military information, the force announced the yemeni air force has 8,000 troops, 51,300 fighters, tactical transport planes and helicopters. recently, pictures of the yemeni army air base have been published , which show that the army pilots are training younger forces. we are firm and firm to deal with the saudi-american aggressors. they are trying to get out of this barrage . we have exhausted all options, but we emphasize the ceasefire and peace. ignoring the demands of people who stopped working and mistrust of the british government is the main reason for the strike of empl

intelligence serviceability border guards on the go and every one in the defense and security forces salem, oberon, n e bras, back you will a grinding war of attrition has set in along a 1000 kilometer front line. let's take a look at how moscow's initial plan faltered and what the next steps might look like. as it ramps up a new offensive. one year ago, russia are attacked ukraine from 3 sides. in the north army from russian occupy crimea, russia's navy also attacked from the black c o ukrainian soon so that the russians had under estimated them. a massive column of russian tanks, heading towards ki if was stopped in its tracks. the battle for kia was lost and it was clear that wouldn't be the quick victory. the moscow that many expected, by april russian troops had retreated from the north. they regrouped to focus their efforts on the east and the south. the strategic se and port city of murray. opal had been surrounded since the early day in september, ukraine's military surprised russia with a lightning offensive that took back the city of harkins as well as hundreds of square kilomete

and his law mist slow, she glory to everyone who's currently in combat, salem, or border, or name e perspective on a grinding it war of attrition has sent in along a 1000 kilometer front line. let's take a look at how moscow's initial plan faltered and what the next steps might look like as it wraps up a new offensive. one year ago, rush their attacks ukraine from 3 sides in the north armored units came over the border from russia's ally, belarus. they were air and land attacks from russia itself in the east and from the south forces flowed from russian occupy crimea. russia's navy also attacked from the black sea ukrainian soon so that the russians had under estimated them a massive colon of russian tanks, heading towards key. it was stopped in its tracks. the battle the key of was lost and it was clear that wouldn't be the quick victory that must go, that many expected by april, right. and in may, it finally fell to russian forces. the city that had been home to 450000 people, lay in ruins. but russian victories remain few and far between. in september, ukraine's military surprised russia wit

his name is salem e brother. he is also syrian. he lives in minsk and has a british sister. name is suzin. uh, they're like mom sister in london dad works too. uh, english literature in london translator. mama built like just looking on the stars and tell how their effect is in life and the zodiacs are like that, she taught to do it for a very long time, and she works it. so ah, brother , the director also ended with me at the academy of arts, but he is now an esperant, ah, already the director of mussel, she also graduated together and the director is also like me, like my brother, like my mother. for me it's like a hero uh in syria without a dad for about 10 years she 's always been me and my brother and my sister and she's always supported us whatever we want but uh logical let's say when i wanted to go to this programs, as crackdown talent, arabic minute of glory. i said, mom, i'm going there as a dancer, we were told, yes, as a dancer and you see a good dancer. you can play there. but if we assume, she was told her. i go to the voice. they you said no. don't go, you hav

his first office was as postmaster general of salem, named that by in 1833, by andrew jackson.nd so quite literally and that was not a hugely important, to say the least, office it was an office. and i think that lincoln's rise was a peculiarly 19th century. one is prejudices his shortcomings, his vision of identity and the identity and of others is what draws us to it, i think, is what drew me to write, again, this thing to articulate that quite contre douglass stephen that the declaration of independence applied to all not to some but to all was as you see your term radical in revolutionary. and it was to bring up another one of my guys you know, no one ever had a better posthumous friend, a friend posthumously than thomas jefferson had of abraham lincoln, because it was lincoln who elevated the declaration, who elevated jefferson's works, who was spoke beautifully about jefferson, particularly in the great 1859 letter back to massachusetts, i think, where he says that jefferson had the coolness. foresight and capacity to insert into a revolt document in internal. i'm now par

on the intestinal mucous membrane and the intestinal cell soon death. arm slam, holding and dumped. salem, the amount makes it toxic. and if the meat is burned on the barbecue, the risk of cell damage goes up. even more. humans should only eat a maximum of 600 grams of meet per week. it's a limit that's reached very quickly. what about grilling clamp base products as an alternative? some notes decided to give it a try. we could definitely eat less meet. you were kind of good us, but it's easy to make it as a side dish or maybe instead of a 2nd piece of needs of a katasha, it's okay if it tastes good, good, good on wednesday, like, or if it comes in for. so i can imagine it might be fun to experiment a little bed and to do without grilling in and mean i might go offline to foot system. and the fact that they're reducing their risk of cancer makes the veggie alternative all the more delicious. so red meat, sugar and alcohol res, our cancer risk, does this mean we can't, if anything, any more, not at all, whether our diet damages are health depends entirely on our grocery list as there are t

sullivan is behind the explosion behind the tourist act on the explosion, i have the northern streams of salemd the american journalist say? surprisingly, of course, the glory of the israeli prime minister, that he expected putin that nothing threatens zelensky in life. you see, how interesting, yes, interesting, and all the rest who went to kiev, they also first received approval from putin, even doubts. that is, they called and said vladimirovich, we can be here for a while. here it is said. okay, of course so be it, and so be it, and that's all big words instantly depreciate. what is this courage? if you receive approval before the trip from a person whom you threaten with your finger all the time. well, or you are brave, well , then don’t call putin or it’s some strange determination vladimir vladimirovich here, as i understand the ukrainian warriors of the light , joy came to them, known for being in all possible scandals, a man with swollen fingers. those visits are depreciating, yes, and biden kiev and i look at the reaction of all kinds of ukrainian these bloggers, means social network