candidate of pedagogical sciences, an english teacher, the author and presenter of the project school of survivalem, congratulations from us on this... sit down, here’s in such a good, wonderful mood, let's talk, tell ines what teachers themselves have to learn today, oh , wonderful question, thank you, first of all , thank you so much, so unexpected and pleasant, a magnificent bouquet in the studio, this is happiness, especially leni , a teacher in our pedagogical dynasty, i myself can hardly believe these numbers, and we, the whole family , study endlessly, firstly, computer technology, imagine, a humanities student constantly improves his knowledge in this area, secondly, and of course, i got another one education, a psychologist specifically to help my students and even their parents get out of the crisis. and not only in crisis, in joy you also need to be able to, know some psychological techniques, and just recently i received, passed very serious exams, which i took seriously in the last years of my life, for an mba degree, and now i am an international expert in career guidance and career

schools. we don't worry about what's gonna happen inside cuz mostly will happen inside of maybe a fight, but outside of the school, that's when we look to as well. oh, okay, now i got to survive outside of school. right now, this is my starting point. and so in the future, this is going to help me because it's something i want to do. entrepreneurship this, this is a stepping stone to like the anyways, the younger kids as the guy in the be i try to be role model to them. and they can be role models and they get older to meet other people so that no, no more of us as young people had to go get shot or had to go through this or think from a being alone or being afraid to do what they want to do $970.00 the after the shooting, all of us doing is getting together because we wanted change. but i think we all realize that politics are slower and we imagined, but we're trying to as much as possible. so our voices get hurt in the senate in congress and just in the government went on the policy forward at the moment of the customer capital building. and we're fighting for voices to be heard because we don't want to see any of this for you to get her for a long time. i think that you ha

school number seven of our city, it was not a warehouse or a military facility, ordinary children studied at this school, but ukraine destroyed it during the shelling of our city in 1914, unfortunately, this school, which survivedblame for ukraine? now everything is even worse, the usa and others. european countries supply more terrible weapons. if they think that this helps ukraine, then they are mistaken. raziden selensky uses these weapons to destroy peaceful cities and their populations. i want to appeal to the un, the world does not need a third world war, the world does not need new deaths of innocent children, i want to say thank you to those who understand this and do not support the crimes of the ukrainian government against humanity and humanity. faina sovenkova is in contact with us now, she will probably best tell the story of this video herself, you are welcome greetings, good morning, please tell me what kind of video this is, who it was intended for, first of all it’s the un, secondly it’s ordinary westerners who don’t know about the events, tell them the truth, i wanted, that zelensky is using weapons, which exposes the west, that the city and civilians, please tell me, who even came up with thi

the ukrainian east is where they are proud of their old wooden school, which survived the second worldwill definitely survive this one, and where the local residents ... restored the cossack tower at their own expense, because they are proud of their past, and although some of these places are under occupation today and suffer from shelling, there is something that cannot be destroyed by bullets and shells, these are our memories with you, our common memory, in the place of this wild field, settlements began to form, that is, settlements, these were ukrainians which moved from the right-bank ukraine to the left-bank, pisserivka itself is a cossack settlement, they came from across the dnieper, the history of slabic ukraine, or as we used to say slobozhanshchyna, is inextricably linked with the most widespread settlements, slobody, where mostly cossacks and free peasants lived . the center of ukrainian freedom has always been a church, around which stood cossack roots, that is, light, often... temporary buildings where cossacks spent the night and wintered. pisarivka is no exception, be

this is what buchansk community looks like now, only nine of the 33 educational institutions have survived here. rashists, they lived in our school they did a lot of damage, there was no equipment left at all, because where there were laptops, there were of course it was stolen there, but mainly there was equipment, which was also stationary. it was destroyed, i.e. the monitors were broken, the system operators were completely cut short, all the footage was taken in the first days after the liberation of buchi, a mess in the school yard, the rashists placed a fire point here, the russian ivan does not know what this is, the russian ivan takes it and throws it into the basket instead of a basketball ring, well, it's a little creepy that the russians were here, well, everything was beaten up here, my dad also showed me photos... photos, he came here on came to the apartment, there were boxes of shells, we had them lying there in the backyard, the austrians provided funds to restore the roof, the finns donated furniture and interactive boards, the french a powerful power bank in case of blackouts, the americans helped build a shelte

shot three times during an attempted robbery in the parking lot of high school football game in the atlanta suburb of jonesboro. he survivedt it is unclear whether he ever will be able to walk again. area schools have added safety measures including metal detectors and a policy of only allowing clear see-through bags inside athletic stadiums. but we should point out yesterday shooting outside the football stadium and in griffin, georgia despite a clear back policy. and eric, here in the city of atlanta there were a series of altercations at football games and area high schools. urge city applies to public schools to hire additional police. they didn't bring additional law enforcement and schools are also urging parents to attend games with their children. eric: art jonathan thank you. >> certainly. [background noises] [cheering] arthel: the baseball world mourning the loss of one of the last of the knuckleball pitchers, tim whitefield pretty was only 57 years old, earlier this week it was revealed he was a battling brain cancer. he spent 17 of his 19 major league seasons with the boston red sox where he won two world serie

shot three times during an attempted robbery in the parking lot of a high school football game in the atlanta suburb of jonesboro he survivedit is unclear whether he will ever be able to walk again. various schools have added safety measures including metal detectors and a clear bad policy. jon we should point out that in the shooting and griffin, georgia yesterday that stadium had a clear bag policy but the shooting of course took place just outside the stadium, jon. jon: awful, jonathan serrie thank you. understanding bidenomics coming up president biden continues to talk up what he calls his economic achievements. but new polls are telling a different story. washington examiner chief of political reporter byron york joins us to break it all down. plus a remarkable milestone for america's longest lived president. how america is celebrating jimmy carter's 99th birthday. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [ tense music ] one aleve work

of learn to surv survive. but having children, sending your kid to school is one of the scariest things in the world.o look at how we treat one another, and that hopefully, what my wife and i are instilling in our kids is for them to lead with love and lead with kindness and respect. >> we know you from roles obviously in "house" and this i us. this is what you have done, what you chose to do. i wonder if you live in this realm a little more? >> i live in both. at heart, i'm an artist, and art comes in many different forms and formats. and i'm open to all variations of them. and so i don't necessarily love one other the other. that's like -- >> choosing a child? >> choosing a child. >> which we wouldn't do. >> you know what i mean. you know, i just want to be a part of things that transcend time. when i say these things, these art forms that i hopefully can inspire a younger generation or the generations of now the way that i was inspired. >> what were you reading when you were a kid? and was it primarily sci-fi? >> no, it wasn't. i was reading all types of stuff. everything from james baldwin to jud

shot three times during an attempted robbery in the parking lot of a high school football game in the atlanta suburb of jonesboro. he survivedbe able to walk again. area schools have added safety measures including metal detectors and a policy that you can only bring clear bags inside the stadium, but we should point out in that shooting that occurred yesterday in griffin, georgia, that stadium also had a clear bag policy but, obviously, it couldn't prevent any violence from occurring just outside the saw stadium. mike? mike: heartbreaking. jonathan serrie, thanks very much. that is all for this hour of "fox news live." a relay of the republican debate hosted by fox business is next. i'm mike emmanuel, thanks for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪ we're not a startup, but our innovation labs use new technologies to help keep your information secure. ♪ we're not architects, but we help build stronger communities. ♪ we're not just any bank. we are citi. ♪ others. second republican primary debate starts right now. >> high on the hills of

. >>> breaking ground in uvalde, and the details of the new plans for a school for the victims who survived the shooting there. >>> happening now, the secretary of defense lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken is testifying before the senate to hopefully answer questions to help ukraine and israel. and mike johnson is hoping to pass a stand alone bill that does not include aid to ukraine, and hoping to cut the aid from the irs to fund the bill for israel. joining us is congressman steve womack, and it is always great to see you, and how do you feel? why would tie cutting irs funding to funding for israel? >> well, john, the money that we are talking about with the irs enjoyed bipartisan support when we did the fiscal responsibility act, and so it is essentially the same concept here, using money earmarked for the internal revenue service, and tying it to, as a pay for, for the emerging needs in israel. israel is at war right now with hamas. it is in a true emergency situation. look, we have a spending problem in washington, and props to speaker johnson in terms of all of the th

three of the surviving public schools on lahaina are set to reopen today. early destroyed the town. at least one of the schools will be using temporary classrooms on a different campus. officials say the campuses are safe, but some parents say they worry their children could be exposed to toxins left behind by the fire. all right, gasia time is 738, right back to sal. you've been busy this morning and i think you're still busy now, aren't you? yeah, we are. let's go right to san jose and the south bay. we do have more and more traffic joining us, if you're driving over to sunnyvale or cupertino, this morning's commute is going to be what you typically expect. northbound 101, right at 237, there is a crash. that's your commute heading up to mountain view. you need to get on the road a little early because that's there. we also have been watching westbound 580 at the greenville road exit. that's more of a east bay problem and traffic is going to be busy. i do want to mention that if you're going to any of the bridges there about normal the bay bridge looks oka

of the indonesian island, this is java, that's right, schools for 300. the building of the new royal school in stratford upon ewan, where this future playwright studied, has survived with the help of butterflies, a dish, probably not, maybe a fruit. directly, he chose his concubines with the help of butterflies, the favorite, on whom the butterfly would sit, he chose, uh, butterflies for 1500, peacock glaska atlas, one of the largest butterflies in the world, it is not surprising that in taiwan this is what they use as wallets, uh, perhaps they make wallets from butterfly wings, from wings? no, maybe a butterfly cocoon, that's right, that's what a cocoon looks like, one and a half schools , this school was founded in 1440 by king henry vi, among its graduates there are 21 prime ministers of great britain, itton, that's right, the school costs 1200, in 2007 it has a new with her husband , she moved to paris, where she began teaching at the san lui de gonzaga school. this is the wife of the current french president emmanul macron, it seems does she live, yes, yes, brigitte macron? that's right, potatoes 1500. of all the potato varieties, alexandre dumas especially l

we're going to produce leaders at every level from our school boards to the white house that recognize patriotic education is essential to the survival of liberty. and we must teach our children in every school in the land about the ideals and principle of our nation's founding. that's the answer. students. i am dustin from houston. hi, dustin. i was wondering what that we can do right now as the freedom generation to help preserve the legacy of america? well, i think. i think you're doing it, but i never underestimate it and i think calvin coolidge lives as an example of in the history of this country, never underestimate the impact that one person can make. and so i would submit to you today that while getting involved in the political process and and and becoming a voice in your generation are all vitally important. i just encourage you, dustin, to work on this, work on your heart and your mind. no, there's nothing on your time. but work on your heart. in your mind, right now, become men, men and women of conviction and vision who understand that you know what makes this country great is. not so much who we are, but what we believe.

after the hostilities, only four of the 11 schools in the city partially survived. about 200 million hryvnias are needed to restore them. representatives the missions assured that they would continue to support ukraine in rebuilding educational institutions so that schoolchildren could return to their desks as soon as possible. we are here to find out exactly how we can help. i have not seen anything more terrible than what we saw today. in raisins, mass burials, torture camps, in this struggle we will go with you and support you. we plan to increase the amount of assistance both at the state level and specific communities, and we are working to support ukraine on its way to the eu. ihor kolomoisky was left with a preventive measure changeless the kyiv court of appeals refused to cancel the decision of the shevchenkiv court to increase the amount of bail for the businessman, from uah 509 million to... almost uah 4 million. igor kolomoiskyi's lawyers insisted that the increase was unreasonable, because the prosecution did not provide enough evidence of their client's

of teaching. we... survived the year 2014 together with the school, yes, we, when the school was damaged , shelledompletely fell, we firmly decided to repair the school, the entire teaching staff, parents, residents of the village gathered with our own hands, we glassed the windows, the walls were installed, the pride of the school is a museum, here our heroes of the great patriotic war look from the walls contemporaries, a special place is reserved for the camera and microphone of the russia-1 tv channel. the names of journalists igor kornelyuk and anton. here they say with pride, they died in june of the fourteenth, filming a report on the evacuation of civilians of the metal worker, those who defended the truth at the cost of their own lives, the teachers began to cite as an example, the idea was immediately born to name the school after the reporters. this initiative was approved, and after this , colleagues igor and anton came to our school, and they came and became friends with us. everyone knows them, that's it walk around the school and ask who your bosses are, who our friends are, the guy

of tools, the weather, tiny founders hope the initiative will be adopted over q barrow. going to school every morning is a routine for many children. but for marco and caesar, it's fundamental to the survival. they are often cheapens ease in getting poaching and the destruction of habitats have shrunk champ, populations 1000, subbing opens, and some species on even facing extinction. but champions the conservation st. mtv . this trying to help mako and caesar are leading the way to the bush federal funds, baby teams rescued from annual traffic cuz now they leave at the chimpanzee conservation center. essentially located in the motion on the back of upland nyja and is central gimme. so the country is home to more than $30000.00 wild west and chimpanzees, the largest population in the region. however, the numbers of basically shapes with whole we humans here more than 98 percent for genetic blueprint have declined dramatically in the last 20 years. then now critically endangered, the presley finally cause it aspect. so there's a main causes of chimpanzee extinction at the destruction of the habitat, due to human activities, and pushing st. lucie brooklyn people cuban with no, we've got for t

of the castle palace were used. a school was built on the foundations of the falzfein palace, and utility rooms were located in the survivingesidential building. sports grounds were built in the surrounding park complex. archaeological excavations took place here in the 1980s. today the castle is being restored by volunteers from all over countries. 15 km from novogrudok there is the agro-town of valevka, this is the next point on my route, the settlement itself is quite ancient, the site of an ancient man of the misolithic era was found here, the place was first mentioned in documents in 1602. as an experienced traveler, i recommend that you definitely stop by valevka, here is one of the most ancient temples in belarus. historians still debate when the church of saints peter and paul was built, 1736, or half a century earlier, but in any case it is one of the oldest wooden temples in belarus, was built without a single nail. during its existence, the church was reconstructed several times. in the seventies of the 10th century , an onion tower was installed, and in the thirties of the 20th century , a wooden belfry was adde

of this trip or among those were killed. when are you in school with it? he simply doesn't know. these just a few stories of war and distressed comment to so many trying to survive as guys that crumbles in front of the ice. the how many jersey the and just before we go online to of the main events, this, our international condemnation of, to israel laurence and as strike on the hospital in gauze it can at least 500 palestinians at the most least till attacks assistance of israel's assault on this trip, the plague zone extends much deeper into the mountains and we've watched a search and rescue efforts to get them the way. despite the risk, we're seeing residents returning to their homes in search of their belonging destruction here completely destroyed seats. minarette and cox peer just goes to show again, the challenge of bringing heavy equipment into these areas. the army is deployed, it's how the company has to be at this sense of the way it's a race, a gun assigned to flying people to trucks under the rubble of the for so to know what i'm going to just sit in there and just share it you can see what i've done in a few buttons this little you to my then here'

not exceeded 2,500, this is only the number of children killed, the crying of the naturally surviving children in this school place today from the united states, the united states, where there are powerful student protests, student protests , and they are in europe too, here are student protests at new york university, uh, student protests at the university of california at berkeley, where they also... support the palestinians, rallies at the university in michigan, university of virginia students call for the destruction of israel during a protest strike, student rallies in colorado, and everywhere else in the united states, many universities have announced that they will simply expel students who support palestine, however, these are not students doesn't stop. student rallies are taking place in montreal in canada, student rallies are taking place in spain, a massive student rally in solidarity with the palestinian resistance was held in india in kirala, and there are also non-student rallies rallies, in particular in washington itself, quite massive demonstrations organized... glasgow, in scotland at a ch

many miles of underground tunnel stocked with weapons that enable a mouse fighters to survive bombardment and conduct surprise attacks many of their arsenal stored under hospitals and schools. they know that territory, you're literally talking about block by block building by building room by room fighting, and then you have to hold that ground once you have it. right. and then you're looking at a counter insurgency. so this is as general patricia said, the initially difficult was his quote, i think he's exactly right and speak from experience. and so i think what israel's looking at right now is maybe just focus on northern gaza and transforming north and gaza. and then maybe stop there is because they are looking at other one of their eyes has belonged to north. wondering whether when they get bogged down in gaza is has blogging to come in and their major way in the north. a. do you think that's the, that's a big worry to among us military advisors at israel is going to find itself with a multi front more? oh, yes, absolutely. that's. that's the, the us as an extraordinary combat power in the last couple of weeks to the middle east to carrier strike groups, a marine expe

many miles of underground tunnel stocked with weapons that enable a mouse fighters to survive bombardment and conduct surprise attacks many of their arsenal stored under hospitals and schools. they know that territory, you're literally talking about block by block building by building room by room fighting, and then you have to hold that ground once you have it. right. and then you're looking at a counter insurgency. so this is as general patricia said, the initially difficult was his quote, i think he's exactly right and speak from experience. and so i think what israel's looking at right now is maybe just focus on northern gaza and transforming northern gaza. and then maybe stop there is because they are looking at other one of their eyes at has belong to north. wondering whether when they get bogged down in gaza is has blogging to come in and their major way in the north. a. do you think that's the, that's a big worry to among us military advisors at israel is going to find itself with a multi front more? oh, yes, absolutely. that's. that's the, the us as an extraordinary combat power in the last couple of weeks to the middle east to carrier strike groups, a marine expe

three of the surviving public schools in lahaina are set to reopen today, more than two months after at deadly fire destroyed the town at least one of the schools will be using temporary classrooms located at a different campus. take a look at some of the photos there. officials say the campuses are safe, but some parents said that they worry about their children, that they could be exposed to toxins left behind from the fire . our time is 439 livermore pleasanton fire fighters trying to figure out the cause of a fire that destroyed three abandoned buildings. it started at home street in concan and boulevard about 515 last night in livermore, a huge plume of black smoke. you could see it. you could see it around the tri valley area. authorities say three abandoned buildings were a total loss. a fourth building called the charming fig catering had suffered some minor damage. all right. 439 is the time. yesterday was pretty sunny and nice. yeah but you said we're going to have a little mild and then it's going to get even warmer, i guess. yes. on the philz coffee, though. yes. their med

of teaching. we survived the year 2014, together with the school, yes, we, when the school was damaged, was destroyedletely, we firmly decided to renovate the school, the entire educational team, parents, residents of the village gathered, we glassed the windows and walls with our own hands installed, the pride of the school is the museum, here the heroes look from the walls the great patriotic war... the wars of our contemporaries, a special place is reserved for the camera and microphone of the russia-1 tv channel. the names of journalists igor kornelyuk and anton voloshin are pronounced here with pride. they died in june 14th while filming a report on the evacuation of civilians from a metal worker. teachers began to cite those who defended the truth at the cost of their own lives as examples , and the idea was immediately born to name the school the names of reporters. this initiative was approved. and after this , igor and anton’s colleagues came to our school, and they came and made friends with us, everyone knows them, just walk around the school and ask who your bosses are, who are our friend

of this trip or among those were killed. when are you in school with it? he simply doesn't know. these are just a few stories of war and distressed comment to so many trying to survive as guys that crumbles in front of the eyes. for that that how many jersey the will. that's it for me, diamond jordan, for now $11.00 east is next. stay with the expense of which the the knowledge of the width of the cindy's red chandelier is one of the most expensive timbers in the world. it's also an endangered species. and an agent national black monica trade has decimated valuable forests, one leaf, 5 percent off. reg, send us is that enough? lot us to 80 to 90 percent is gone back to the on 15 like that. he made more than $113000000.00. one man is accused of being at the top of the trade. so who meet? so who's i mean is wanted for international trafficking, afraid sandlewood and attempted murder on public officials in india. 101 east investigator indian sandlewood campaign. and the fight to capture came the nieces into pull headquarters, usually own from for the 1st time, interpol has a load of camera crews into their environmental crime, unix. and that's got straight down to busi

of displaced people, they tend to united nations. actually some schools, whether receive medical treatments and even inventory nights in order to survive as well. it's worth mentioning that's the majority of those people received warnings to evacuate the houses because the majority of the houses are adjacent to the voters and that the majority of eastern townsend, eastern border villages have received starts kinds of wood things to evacuate. now, it's important also to say that the, the capacity of the united nation schools awful and the number of displaced people is increasing from time to another according to the level of shillings that take place. and the goal is to strip alright to a target. as in life as the in gaza target fund tube space safe went you. thank you . let's call 7 now to child stratford. he's live for us and i spelled which is us 10 kilometers away from us. cologne and southern israel, away as ready soldiers. i've been fighting with him, asked johnny, so just bring us up to date now with a situation in the south of israel. what's been happening over night, as well as we are going to wear and as you heard, being repor

of the entire complex, only two buildings have survived to this day. the jewish temple itself now houses a children's sports school ouddeyah is only reminiscent of these houses in the center. as the kamyanichki used to call them. karlo-marx street, may 1st and lenin, the core of ivya, we are located at their intersection. komsomolskaya square is the center of the old city, since the 14th century, merchants built here. houses, workshops and craft shops. a century later, the largest state in europe, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, disappeared from the map. after the third partition, ivye began to belong... to the russian empire, the place grew and became stronger economically. it is known that there was a brewery, bulk soup and taverns. at the beginning of the 19th century , the counts zamoyski became the owners of the city. accordingly, the ivyevskoe estate turned into gravstvo, where nine fairs were held a year. at that time, many cities in belarus were built according to western european principles. trading areas were taking shape. in different ways, often they simply widened the streets, sometimes they used

agency schools are no longer safe, either thousands of displaced families who fled from the north and east of the gaza strip, took refuge in them, thinking that the schools would be safer for them surviving. but that is, however, well is really, is also showing these schools what they're paying attention to shooting and killing children. i'm on my side. israel wants to regain control and, but it seems that they will be difficult for me to do so as the house didn't in arms. groups and citizens in golfer remain resilience monday morning is a full is, is also conduct to the store. i could gain a mosque and gaza, now there is no official information on casualties as a result of the bombing. however, it is reported that may civilians remain buried beneath the debris. local st. medical rescued scenes also to even reach the site of the attack and retrieve those who are trapped the problem is does. and so for all kids fell on people while they were sleeping. there was no alarm or anything like that. so we started running the streets with us prepared as we by now beds and much of the train in the mosque. an hour and a half prior to the bombing of the mosque is a place where elderly people pray, i

example of this ancient school of ours, catching up with the church even before the great patriotic war, there were nine such temples in the malarid region, but only three have survived day , the rest of the temples were mostly burned, if you noticed, the architecture , it’s especially, uh, elevates a person, pulls you to the sky, there is such a feeling, yes, yes, yes, it’s all like that, built, special forms of domes, which, as it were, lift a person from the ground and elevate him - height, if you noticed, this is a special architecture, of course, all these beams that connect this building, because it is all made from wood, with love. with faith, orthodoxy on the malarid land is also known for the fact that there was a special icon painter who went down in history as a malarid master, his brushes belonged to two famous icons that left the temple in the second half of the 19th century, here we have it, here we have a recreated original of this icons exported in 1970 to a museum in minsk, this is an icon of the kissing of yakima and anna and the prayer of righteous anna. here on this icon are depicted yaakimna, who did not have children for a long time, and anna is

school building were damaged. according to preliminary data, the people survived, the ministry of internal affairs reported.the same time, according to the data of the regional military administration, one civilian was killed during the day due to enemy shelling in the region, this happened in the village of bila hora. two more people in the region were injured. records, which is the heart of every ukrainian. the enemy suffered record losses in manpower. during the day , ukrainian defenders eliminated as many as 1,380 occupiers. in total, more than 29,200 invaders have already been destroyed since the start of the full-scale invasion. also, last day , the enemy did not estimate 120 combat armored vehicles, 55 tanks, 29 artists and four rocket systems in a volley. flew into the sky and 33 units of automotive equipment, anti-aircraft forces destroyed a cruise missile and eight drones. croatia transferred all its mi-8 helicopters to ukraine. this the information was confirmed by the minister of defense of the country , mario banozech, at a meeting with his american colleague, lloyd austin. the pentagon chief n

beginning of 2000, erected a church in tialina and organized a school for peasant children in the village. the one-story manor house turned out to be surprisingly solid; it successfully survivedd war, during which the germans used the manor as a place for the rehabilitation of their wounded officers, but not survived the slaughter in the fifties of the last century, the building gave up and began to collapse. the two-hundred-year-old estate received a second life when a private family bought it around 2011, and since then the complex has changed beyond recognition. restoration work has been going on since 2012, but there is no end in sight. in 1944 , the germans removed all the valuables from here and no interior elements have survived to this day. nevertheless , a guest house has already been opened in the estate, where tourists will not only be put to bed, but tasted... fed, everything is just like a century ago. it’s very interesting, but at the beginning of the last century the estate lived exclusively on tourism. rich people came here to watch theatrical performances and take a walk. in the park, play tennis, but my favorite place was the ponds, i’ll go and have a look,

also they have been to the destruction have affected you and schools of the ritz cross and also a residential houses where people who survive these bloss, where are they going? they're going to you and schools, they're going to places they think are safe or gone, the pieces you'd be were and but to be honest, there isn't any safe place anymore and goes off. people are running off to save their families, their beloved ones, but all of a sudden everything can change. but a week ago they were living a very normalize. all of a sudden everything has changed. they are, they are only wishing to stay alive for the next 24 hours to meet the hospitals of be very much in the far a line. and as i said, they have no electricity. and what is the situation for those needing treatment? and that must be in there many, many thousands from what we know so far. there is no electricity, as you have said, of course, no fuel. so any casualties that come to us for hospitality, especially as recalls because there is no health care to, to deliver. because the doctors can do much and of because for, for that shortage of fuel, of the, the, the assista

of the castle palace were used. a school was built on the foundations of the falsfein palace ; utility rooms were located in the survivingeing restored by volunteers from all over the country, the secrets of good morning and good mood, good morning belarus, if they ask us how to get to the library, it’s true at night, then we will answer how to get there, mommy, come on, he’s screaming, right, familiar? to begin with, the club can be one, two, three, depending on the level of the game, if this club is used in an irritated state. what should i do, go develop barefoot, i can, you know, i have a different profession, otherwise i’ll be a test subject now, i won’t succeed, and i ’ll be ashamed in front of the tv viewers, you have to try it anyway, and there is also a lot of useful and interesting information, the chinese are very kind, they look like us, zhenya, well, how will it work out, for the first time in my life, make a wish, and how many dogs in general are there up to this is the maximum number you have? was during your service, but how can we now let him go so trembling, watch, dobroya ranitsy belarus with svetlana

was not always the case, honored teacher of the republic anna gelyukh recalls the most terrible moments over 44 years. we survived 2014 together with the school when the school was exposed, damaged, shelled, the second floor completely fell, we firmly decided to repair the school, the entire teaching staff, parents, residents of the village gathered, we put in the windows with our own hands, we installed the walls. the pride of the school is the museum. our contemporaries' heroes of the great patriotic war watch from the walls here. a special place is reserved for the camera and microphone of the tv channel. russia is one. the names of journalists igor kornelyuk and anton voloshin are pronounced here with pride. they died in june the fourteenth, filming report on the evacuation of civilians from a metal worker. teachers began to cite those who defended the truth at the cost of their own lives as examples, and the idea was immediately born to name the school after reporters. this initiative was approved, after which igor and anton’s colleagues came to our school. they came, made friends with us, everyone knows them, just walk around the school

of by family and friends. a local reporter takes a look at how people are trying to, to survive. we have, we have a business school, which is a private school. so guess that is run by other off. we have thousands of people ride to this place being visit place to from know then lots of the guy this red and the guy is a city. they are men, women, and the children waiting for a break and through and such a situation that dies being imposed by that is ray, the announcement of war against that guy is a threat. we are walking with this to a lot of this to that was used to be used by the school and the kids read of this a private school. it's now being turned into the places the classrooms have been turned into a schedule. it shows up and just shows or places showed the rooms for those displays to from god the city and those in box of the guy that's rep said to have him live. he is difficult in terms of food and drink as well as bathroom and thought over suffering. we can't help children use the bathroom immediately. sometimes the your nathan themselves. we can go to bathroom, acknowledges we are in tier of the shelling.

of women in belarusian history is incredibly great. this mansion has seen three wars, four uprisings, two fires and has survived. he was helped to survive soviet times by the school today the estate has been restored, and you can see interiors of the 21st century. in the blue hall for... an antique piano, antique furniture, english grandfather clock, ready to receive tourists in the ballroom, bedroom and library, and work on filling the museum continues, every year its employees buy about 100 exhibits, so the time is not far off when we will see the nemtsevich estate in all its splendor. parkovaya. starting behind the nemtsevichi mansion will lead you to a column standing in the middle of an open field. this architectural zys is called a prakhval, that is, a memorial place. previously, such pillars were erected in honor of significant events, but for a long time there were no it’s clear what event this one was staged in honor of. perhaps in honor of empress catherine, who passed here nearby, perhaps in honor of the polish constitution in the writing of which nemtsevich himself took part. guess and versions. over three centuries, which is exactly how much this col

of by family and friends. a local reporter takes a look at how people are trying it to survive. we have here, this is cool, which is a private school to guess that is run by other off. we have thousands of people, right to visit plays being this replaced it from northern parts of the guy. this red and the guy is a city. they are men, women, and the children waiting for a break and through and such a situation that has been imposed by that is ray, the announcement of war against that guy is a threat. we're walking with this to one of this to that was used to be used by the school and it should read of visit private school. it's now being turned into shows or places that classrooms have been turned into a schedule. it shows the, it just says replace. it showed the rooms for those displays to from gaza city and those inbox of the goddess rep said to have them live is difficult in terms of food and drink as well as bathrooms and pot over suffering. we can't help children use the bathroom immediately. sometimes the, your need them themselves. we can go to bathroom, acknowledge, as we are in fear of the shelling. sometimes we go without

of by family and friends? local reporter takes a look at how people are trying to survive. we have here uh, business pool, which is a private school. so guess that is run by other off. we have thousands of people right to visit place, being visit place to from know then lots of the guy this red and the guy is a city. they are men, women and the children waiting for a break and through and such a situation that has been imposed by that is ray, the announcement of war against the gaza strip. we're walking with the stairs. one of this to that was used to be used by the school. the kids read of visit practice good x now being turned into shows or places that classrooms have been turned into the job done and just shows or places showed the rooms for those displays to from god the city and those in box of the goddess rep. the said to have him a life, he is difficult in terms of food and drink as well as bathroom and pod over suffering. we can't help children use the bathroom immediately. sometimes the urine nathan themselves, we can't go to bathroom, acknowledges. we are in tier of the shelling. sometimes we go without using the bathroo

of those are trying to survive. well here in the middle, every of that goal is as driven in front of one of the other. i run school shelter a schools and the territory is that there are thousands of people waiting for this applies to come over to that. there are 3. this applies that have been reported over the past, the 24 hours 20 truckloads. at least it's one to truckloads have entered, they've gotten us red, but it's still the things inside of them have not been distributed to the population at officials here in the territory. and it claimed that these a truck loads are not carrying the needed assistance for the palestinians. only some medical supplies that are not up to the a great deal of need by the hospitals in gaza as well as the food supplies that had been reported to, to when to the, to reiterate our, our mainly can't foods and not meeting the needs by, by these refugees now of gaza and visa schools and other areas of the gaza strip. so that might normally then we thought that the school would be safe, but it's not. it's not suitable for humans. there is no water, no toilets, no food, and no special care

of this trip or among those were killed. when are you in school with it? he simply doesn't know. these are just a few stories of war and distressed comment to so many trying to survive as guys that crumbles in front of the eyes for that that how many jersey the very short break and then we'll be back. we have continuing coverage of the israel, gaza war us present job. i just landed at the inquiry in the airport moments ago for a visit of supports and israel. he was greeted by it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this in the wake of an air strike on a gauze, a hospital that has killed at least 500 pounds, has to stay without the in depth analysis of the days. headlines, 1000000000 euros to help to see a dress migration. is it going to ease the micro crisis, will make it worse, informed opinions, we need more investors and more people that make the decisions to embrace human foothold. frank assessments this balance between to tell them sounds, reassurance is particularly important for the industry ship. a side story on al jazeera, submits the world, slow down. we stand firm as homes with tips of global nickel reserves. indonesia is fois to leave the global,

of this trip or among those were killed. when are you in school with it? he simply doesn't know. these are just a few stories of war and distress. coming to so many trying to survive as guys that crumbles in front of the ice. for that that how many jersey the we're going to take a very short break when we come back on else, is there a continued coverage of the israel gods, a war? these are live scenes in gaza of the of us the baptist hospital, which was struck last night killing at least 500. alice didn't stay with the the hey, there are got to tell you not much in terms of why they're going on across australia, except for the heats, and we can trace it out from the kimberly to the red center, down to where the se, so this is a forecast on thursday, let me show you what happens on friday. temperature is picking up in that southeast corner. but enjoy it while you can because we've got a southerly bus started here. so yeah, that's cooler air. adelaide is a good example. your temperatures are down by 10 degrees by saturday. and oh yeah, we'll introduce some showers in the mix as well. pretty typical spring day in new zealand. all of the weather alerts have been dropp

of this trip or among those were killed. when are you in school with it? he simply doesn't know of these. just a few stories of war and distress. common to so many trying to survive as guys that crumbles in front of the ice for that that, i mean, i just see the last that for me during joining for now you can find much more information on our website down to 0 dot com the bottom line is next for us. thanks so much of the a. hi eric steve clements and i have a question. is how much a surprise attack on israel, a game changer in the middle east? let's get to the bottom line. the. it was unprecedented for both palestinians and israelis. hundreds of fighters from the pulsing, him group almost broke through the fence that israel maintains around the gaza strip and attacked is really military bases civilian neighborhood and a large reading music festival. israel was caught off guard despite the fact that it maintains an intense or balanced network of palestinians around a 1000. his release have been killed in more than a 100, have been taken back to gaza as fond stitches. israel declared war on the gaza strip, which it is occupied for more than 50 years. now cutting off

of this ancient school of ours, catching up with the church and before the great during the patriotic war, there were nine such temples in the malarid region, but only three have survivedthis day, the rest of the temples were mostly combined, if you noticed, the architecture, it’s especially uh, elevates a person, pulls him to the sky, there is such a feeling, yes, yes, yes, it’s all so built, special forms of domes that seem to lift a person from the ground and raise the height, if you noticed, this is a special architecture, of course, all these beams that connect this building, because it’s all made with tree, with love, with faith, orthodoxy on the malarid land is also known for the fact that there was a special person here who went down in history as a malaritic master, his brushes belong to... two famous icons that left the temple in the second half of the 19th century, and you have here you have, here you have us recreated, the original of this icon was taken to a museum in minsk in 1970, this is an icon of the kissing of yaakim and anna and the prayer of righteous anna, here on this icon are depicted yaakimian, who did not have children for a long time, and ann