tonight, we are staying at a place called sala's camp, deep in the maasai mara on the banks of the sand riverery overwhelming. every little sound, i'm like, "what is that?" i can hear it. gasps. animal noises. that sounds so close! after finding out i was being kept awake half the night by a baboon and a leopard having an argument, it was time to head out to try and find an elusive river crossing. but it didn't take long before i got a reminder ofjust how deadly this journey is for the wildebeest. what's that noise? so, the noise is a kill. 0k. so, the noises that you hear... cracking. cracking, yeah. ..is the vultures trying to remove the meat off the bones. then they are eating the intestines. oh, right! are these birds dangerous, will? it's dangerous when you are dead. laughs. this is feasting season for the predators. yeah. oh, i can hear the wildebeest to the left of me! for most of the year, the maasai mara is quiet and calm with bush wilderness that goes on for miles. but during the migration, it's a totally different story. can you hear the sounds of the wildebeest? it's everywhere, i

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so then picks, class leads, have been braving the waters of the river sand, the head of a test, events of the games. heavy rain full last week cause will to a quality to full below minimum health standards. more than a $1000000000.00 is being spent on making the river clean it off for competition. but it's base for pulls now from paris. as the water was an enticing 21 degrees on a perfect summer's day in paris, and the send declared cleaning up to swimming. but not everyone preparing for the will try up on championship, was ready to take the plumber. busy getting in today as the receipt here and the speed and that is there any post, some, some ice threats was a rating. really impressed on. typically the supposed to meet you to clarify something that i'm on to be sick tomorrow. i gave it to you to the other a little bit. yeah, of course i'm really not drink from the author of us, but i think it's it can really affect about your race. if you try out the water. central powers have been cold enough for this 1st test event in the city had to be live pick gains in 2024. send was close to riv

so the river, sand in paris, are among the most iconic symbols of the french capital traders of selling the 2nd 100 books there for nearly 500 years. but the future is now on 2nd police of order that the stores are relocate and for security reasons. before the opening ceremony of next is a little bit games while i'm wrong, but see at least one of the booksellers, he says, there is no authorities, don't understand the damage that causes that. we don't really understand what sort of threats are boxes that cool. what boxes filled with books are for the opening ceremony. there are threats of clothes because there will be a huge gathering of hundreds and thousands of people according to the city. oh, and that is of course an issue, but so securing the river and securing the, the side of this is one thing. but removing the boxes seems to be a very, very little thing compared to the whole process of secure this open ceremony. so we don't understand why we're targeted. at this point, most people are worried about their boxes with the didn't the books or the store, then that's actually what our

john home and i would just say to calculate this mix code the book, stalls along the river, sand and paris among the most iconic symbols of the french capital. but the majority of them had been ordered to close up the news before the opening ceremony of next year as a big games. and as types of stokes reports. not too happy about this of the, the selling of 2nd handbook selling the river, the same dates back nearly 500 is the conic greenville stoles have held us go world heritage state to since 1991. but most of them will need to move for security reasons next year to make way for the unique opening at the parish 2024 olympics. the 1st episode, germany to be held outside the stadium and free to the public. 600000 people are expected to watch as athletes, and delegations sale along the river and a new also as you me to set to. that will be a policy in paris. i'm with joy as for these policy. but we see a lot of booksellers around one to 2, and they want to exclude us from the policy. today, there were 900 green, stoles, stretching 3 kilometers through the centre of paris, making it th

crews have been working to replenish capistrano beach with sand from the santa ana river bottom. the hope is that we don't get monster surf from hurricane hillary that takes this sand away. >> that stretch of the coastline has been starved of sand for decades. it is now trying to survive with little sand. so the efforts we are taking to put in more sand will be good for that stretch of the coastline, but we need to do more to restore it to a natural state. >> reporter: professor sanders says hurricane hillary could create runoff that will push the sand towards the coast, but it will take years to build back the beaches that have seen decades of erosion. >>> back here in the bay it is a tale of two climates. our chopper capturing error in the marine layer over san francisco there. it keeps folks in the city and by the coastline relatively cool. >> but when it swings around facing the east bay hills, you can see the moisture in the air. without the breeze it was just a hot and sticky mess for a lot of people outside. >> including this guy! >> did you get any exercise this morning? >

we have thought of all the conditions to create a wonderful sand environment, but now this river hasme one of the biggest challenges of the 6th olympic swimming competitions, which were supposed to be held in the seine river, but these competitions were canceled. it was supposed to be a test to prepare for the olympic competitions of the year it will be the future. i think we all got a letter after the first stage of the athletes and then the organizers of this event today. this was an event that we were all waiting for and it was not held because of the rain in the days before the competition. the water quality was no longer suitable for holding the games this weekend. this story was repeated once again . analysts report the presence of escherichia coli bacteria in the river seine, however, they say that it has not reached a dangerous level. french officials are trying they try to act reassuringly about this, but the users of the social network express the reality in a different way with humorous language. the opponents of macron's social and economic plans have repeatedly threatene

summer heat time to swim and sunbathe, everyone goes to a reservoir or a river. but sandry easy the temptation to drive as close to the water as possible does not give rest to many drivers of vacationers, the fact that the dirt from their cars gets into drinking water bodies does not scare them, nor the fines for parking in the water protection zone do not risk getting stuck and pulling out the car for a long time in the heat. do they take ivan to the beach for us, not the train. greetings to alexander , actor ivan kokorin is here under the hood of animals in his childhood. i wanted to become a biologist. everyone saw the witnesses ivan is not easy to drive. do not let us down, your task is to get to that vest. pick it up and come here somewhere. through day will be. the first magic is your task to increase the contact spot and reduce the pressure in the wheel. when the tire pressure decreases, the contact patch increases, while the pressure on the ground decreases and the wheels fall into the sand less. reached now complicate your task, limit the trajectory. even if we r

interest payment think he traveled around the united states and is writing about the west and upwards river sand a generalist. >> yes. >> we live in the 1870s some of the washington kinda started to lose kind of the farmlands and sub surrounding the area what was the reason for that was such as the expansion of the city or window that river reach its kind of its like zenith like it seems like it extends forever now. >> yes right does. and during the civilil war, a lt of people came to washington of all types, for various reasons of the population exploded and a lot of theio smoke stayed for various reasons. the government expanded so that made moment more employment and families ring started here and so the. you have t this natural growth f washington and the government that led to event for housing in the housing was built in much of this area was in a rather expensive, i mean, it was modern income row housing foras the government clerks and workers and others so that is what led to that. and then of course, the government bigger and bigger going to sound like conservative or something but just

before the paras olympics, the water quality of the river sand is causing organizers a few problems. some of the swimming events and next years games are supposed to take place in the river. earlier this week, the sun was given the all clear to host test races, but on saturday was decided to keep a swimmer is out of the water as a precautionary measures, so as not to endanger their health and safety organizers say, the river will be better prepared in 2024 as pear suspending heavily on water management projects. okay, that is all your spot for now brought back to you. all right, thank you very much. indeed. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes, but more in all the stories. don't forget, of course the website all just have a dog comfortable news on sports and robotics and stay with us. then i'll just the the it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but it's great. this arrival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds from a class device sustained over generations. most book junior support his opponents of news clip colors and ethics. few the rich business

river. 247 is out on patrol commander . so female lab hits the brigade for her. the sand is like a town with residents traffic and also rules like the $1000.00 in the swimming is strictly forbidden. regions aren't allowed on this whole boat. so there are too many dangers in the risk of drowning expos in it . don't say louise, good then why? yes. it's been banned for 100 years. but thanks to the olympic games there are in vicious plans to allow swimming and the river again. the largest sports part's ever designed in the heart of a city. it included a 160 meter long floating athletics track and amazing facilities set up across the cities. famous landmarks including the send river lee and now is looking forward to it. he lives on this end and a causally furnished house boat. he's planning to watch the opening ceremony of the olympic games next year from his deck live and up close from his front row seat. says how come 6 of us to see that? so it's going to be my friends will be here to. i'm going to enjoy it together. i posted me will be ready to close, and i'm definitely pla

necessary to commit genocidal violence to achievee that, they did so and we've seen that with sand creek, bear river and other various massacres. so often scholars right of lincoln as being too busy of his administration in the civil war to do anything to help native people were to really carry out policies that would be protective of native people in their lands' end those kinds of things. but lincoln was the architect of his administration, he was the architect of the policy of his administration he was architect of the actions that his appointees and people carried out. but anyway, i want to wrap up my comments as a historiographical question here and thinking about this historic literature about this. of native americans during the civil war, i'm looking forward to a good conversation. i think there is a twofold issue with the historiography. it's a matter of scale. if we need large-scale work and more large-scale work. on the small scale there is a decent literature on the u.s.arn dakota war and there is work on the sand creek massacre and another one of our members who cannot make it today our

genocidal violence to achieve that they did so and we've seen that of course with you know, sand creek bear river in various other others of these massacres. so often scholars right of lincoln as just being too busy during his administration with the civil war to do anything to to help native people or really to, you know carry out policies, that would be you know protective of native people in their lands and those kinds of things. but rather lincoln was the architect of his administration. he was the architect of the policies of his administration. he was the architect of the actions that his appointees and people carried out. but anyway, so i want to wrap up my comments just as a kind of historiographical question here of just to thinking about this this historical literature about this this period of native americans during the civil war and i'm looking forward to a good conversation, but i think there's really a kind of two-fold issue with the historiography here one in it's a matter of scale like we need some small-scale work and we need more large-scale work is on the small scale. they're

necessary to commit genocidal violence to achieve that they did so and we've seen that with sand creek, bear river, others of these massacres. scholars right of lincoln as being too busy during his administration with the civil war to do anything to help native people or really to carry out policies that would be protective of native people and their lands and those kinds of things, but rather lincoln was the architect of his administration. he was the architect of the policies of his administration. he was the architect of the actions that is appointees carried out. but anyway, i want to wrap up my comments as just thinking about the historical literature about this period during the civil war and i look forward to a good conversation but i think there's a kind of twofold issue with the historiography here, one, it's a matter of scale. we need small-scale work and more large-scale work, on the small-scale there is deep literature on the us dakota war, there is some work on the sand creek massacre, another one of our members who couldn't make it today has a beautiful book, beautiful and horrifying

we have seen that with you knowow sand creek and bear river o and various other massacres. so often scholars white of lincoln -- write of lincoln asin being too busy with the civil war to do anything do help native people or to carry out policies that would be protective of native people and their lands, but rather lincoln was the architect of his administration. he was the architect of the policies of his administration. he was the architect of the actions that his appointees and people carried out. but anyways, i want to wrap up my comments as a question here of to think about this, this historical literature about this. this period of native americans during' civil war. i thinkat there is really a two fold issue with the his. >> on a small scale there is decentnt literature. some work on sand creek massacre.e our other member who could not make it, a beautiful and horrifying book, in the trauma in the book of the sand creek massacre, i wish he were here. they have other circumstances and could not make it. unfortunately. i lost myy train of thought. anyway, there are som

tell you what to do if your car suddenly got stuck in the sand. summer heat time to swim and sunbathe, everyone goes to a reservoir or a riverd can be. it's very easy to get stuck. the temptation to drive as close as possible to the water does not give rest to many drivers of vacationers, does not stop the fact that the dirt from their cars gets into drinking water bodies, does not scare them, nor do fines for parking in the water protection zone, do not risk getting stuck and pulling out the car for a long time in the heat. will ivan ride us on the beach and won’t they train greetings alexander actor, ivan kokorin day under the hood the beast in childhood wanted to become a biologist everyone saw witnesses ivan is not averse to driving on the track, that old lady. don't let us down, your task is to get to that vest, pick it up and come here, somewhere. i will be in a day. i came buried you first magic. increase the contact patch and reduce the pressure in the wheel with a decrease in tire pressure , the contact patch increases, while the pressure on the ground decreases and the wheels fall into the sand less. the commander

tonight, we are staying at a place called sala�*s camp, deep in the maasai mara on the banks of the sand riveru hear... cracking. cracking, yeah. ..is the vultures trying to remove the meat off the bones. then they are eating the intestines. 0h, right! are these birds dangerous, will? it�*s dangerous when you are dead. laughs this is feasting season for the predators. yeah. oh, i can hear the wildebeest to the left of me! for most of the year, the maasai mara is quiet and calm with bush wilderness that goes on for miles. but during the migration, it�*s a totally different story. can you hear the sounds of the wildebeest? it�*s everywhere, isn�*t it? 3d sound! yes. something you can�*t get anywhere else. it�*s just beautiful. i love it and i�*ve got my little figure here. do they look like this, will? yes, they look like this. so, first, their legs looks like hyena. they have very weak legs. yes. when god was creating the wildebeest, he was the last animal to be created. mm—hm. a wildebeest is made with different types of animals. so, on the top is like a horse. 0n the horns, they look like a c

river. and it was also a surveyor during that time. this is a sand deed that he land in the area and this is the way that he marked a stone. of course he the property and that area. daniel boone was very important in the time period as one of the first representatives from, the newly formed canal county in the 17 in the 1790s. and he was very involved both the politics and development the area. we're in the vance family that was built in 1870s. this cabin in the state museum is a showcase of what type of a structure that people lived in during that time. in fact, this cabin itself was used as somebody's residence. it was a schoolhouse. it's been a little bit of everything, and we've used it as kind of a showcase of of artifact exhibit, because you wouldn't necessarily have everything that's in this in a cabin of this time period. but most of the artifacts that you see, whether it's a wall cabinet, a table to eat on a core, a camera to store your relics aside board. and of course, the fireplace, all of those things would have been in the cabin from th

well, we are approaching the yaselda river, but once there was a very good beach here, sand, there waso forest here yet of my youth. the whole circle came here to the beach, all the villages on that side, on the right near the shore and on the left, everyone gathered here. i myself come from the right bank , literally 1.5 km from here. over there we can see literally right here, well, 800 won meters, the church, i was baptized. here is an interesting story of this church. it burned down before the war. and during the war, the germans allowed to build it. well, they didn’t let people into the forest, but they allowed them to dismantle some barak somewhere on bronnaya gora, and so they transported it here and built this church. church went there was a lot of spore traffic here on the other side of the shore. there was a small island there that was constantly transporting it to the other side. here, under poland, they wanted to build a bridge. that ’s because it’s about 50 kilometers to go around to the other side, through the birches, so there was traffic here, especially so intense. whe

. ♪ her name is rio and she dances on the sand ♪ ♪ just like that river twisting through the dusty landlooked like rock stars, so why not become rock stars? [ cheering ] ♪ don't stand, don't stand so ♪ ♪ don't stand so close to me ♪ man: why do you think we're so popular over there? sting: i think there's a tradition that goes back over the past 20 years from the days of the beatles and rolling stones where british bands seem to be better at it than americans. glenn: the police have sold 4 million albums in one year. rolling stone chose them as the best new band of the year, taking note of the swirling, dreamy, soaring quality of the sound. ♪ giant steps are what you take ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ melvoin: it was incredible to see them, and i couldn't believe what i was hearing -- out of three people. i was shocked. man: i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that? we're not at all. we're the cure of the '80s. ♪ and i know i was wrong when i said it was true ♪ ♪ that it couldn't be me and be her in between without you ♪ majewski: the holy trini

and i do not sand my own across the river, a familiar voice is heard and nightingales sing at night. for something somehow do not help please. indeed, for many, for many, the songs of arkady kobyakov have become a salvation, and now our bones for the astrakhan region, the village of krasny yar , alexander shoshin, will continue our program with a song. and you are like ice. and such you never go there and the soul is given to the head of russia departure, and your mind will never have your eyes. let me just now minus the last time why do you burn bridges on you my fires, and you go there, do not call you and your soul is sold to god from never. dead, so that fate won’t leave, you’re just a girl at night and you can’t be helped, patritrography is never calm, only now minus the last time you, but you are my house and you go there without breaking your soul, but love is never like that. sparrow and i will never last the last time why you burn the bridges of your hand and you go there, and he is my brother on the way and the soul is never sold. they have a little about themselves. how ol

river. earlier this week, the sand was given the all clear to house test races, but on saturday was decided to keep the swimmers out of the water as a precautionary measure, so as not to endanger their health and safety organizers say, the river will be better prepared in 2024 is pear suspending heavily on water management projects. and at least francesco diana has won the austrian growing pre spring rates from ducati after claiming position for sundays motors g p. race brand new championship leader. managed to steer clear of this. spill on the 1st turn that wiped out several riders, including mavericks and now is to clinch 2nd and qualifying earlier in the day. when young as victory extends his overall lead to 46 points ahead of spanish title rival or hey martin. and that is all your support for now back to laura, thanks very much indeed. and that's it from me as well. just let's news out of back in just a moment. today's news for you the, [000:00:00;00] the across the us millions of americans rely on conservative talk radio shows for the use of the detainment, diesel fuel issues for real

roadway in vladivostok many roads have turned into rivers with steep rapids, on some streets there are mud waterfalls, courtyards are strewn with stones and sandare blocked this month. in general, all of primorye has not yet recovered from the recent typhoon hanun. as it was again under the blow of the elements, first a downpour in vladivostok fell 182 mm, the monthly norm of 176 rainfall in the elements brought a fairly large amount of destruction. we have a good staff. we have, uh, an adequate amount of equipment, but the destruction of the amount of sanitation that needs to be carried out it means emergency. in the khasan district, the crossing was destroyed. in the area of ​​​​the humpbacked bridge, part of the settlements is cut off from the mainland. andreevka his everything is gone. under the water i scoop out the opposite. oh -oh-oh, now a group of rescuers on boats are getting to the village through water breaks to provide assistance to the population in the village of andreevka , an additional 22 rescuers of the russian emergencies ministry and 11 units of equipment have been sent. including five heads of funds in many localities. no