florida, we see a lot of people coming in from latin america, even though the border now is getting a bit of salt filled with people from all over the world. not just from the south of central america. we have all these folks down here in south florida and, and none of these people believe it and all these folks are coming through cleaning asylum. how about that kind of asylum? we, we, we know people anecdotally, we've seen people who but we've come here from venezuela escaping there. there are ceilings, people who have either kidnapped them or, or their families or, or, and 11 case, great them, they walk into an elevator who is here in, in south florida and who walks in their a silent and do you find out how do you say that you will do it through some bogus claims that we just simply don't have the resources. and i think that's a very good point. that is that you have to make there, but i'm gonna stick with you on this gabrielle. because sure. do you think kind of 40 to have been made actually permanent? because considering it was all of the other diseases and viruses which are not immunize again, so many of these countries, these migraines are coming from. and this was a

here in south florida, we see a lot of people coming in from latin america, even though the border now is getting a sort filled with people from all over the world, not just from the south of central america, we have all these folks down here in south florida. and unfortunately, none of these people believe that all these folks are coming through cleaning asylum. how about that kind of asylum? we, we, we know people anecdotally, we've seen people who but we've come here from venezuela escaping their, their assailants. people who have either give.

in south florida, we see a lot of people coming in from latin america, even though the border and i was getting a sort filled with people from all over the world. not just from the south of central america. we have all these folks down here in south florida, and unfortunately none of these people believe it. and all these folks are coming through cleaning asylum. how about and kind of asylum we, we, we know people anecdotally, we've seen people who come here from venezuela escaping their, their assailants. people who have either conduct them or, or their families or, or in 11 case raped them. they walk into an elevator who is here in, in south florida who walks in, their a silent and do you find out how to do so if you will, to do some bogus claims that we just simply don't have the resources. and i think that's a very good point that is that you have to make there, but i'm gonna stick with you on this gabriel. because should you think out of 40 to have been made actually permanent? because considering it was all of the other diseases and viruses which are not, and we nice again, so many of these countries, these migrants are coming from. and this was a title put into place to p

by the wayside in life people became such, especially a lot as a result of the uncontrolled migration from south and central americaas who attacked the school the day before. they killed 38 children of three adults and abducted girls eight people are in critical condition in the hospital condolences to the leader of uganda to the families and friends of the victims were sent by president of belarus alexander lukashenko stressed the ruthless killing of innocent children, a crime for which there will never be any forgiveness and expressed confidence that the organizers of the terrible deeds will not escape the punishment they deserve. an opportunity to get answers to questions of concern and, if there are grounds to take action, prosecutor general of the country andrei shved will hold an on-site reception of citizens in mozyr on tuesday, june 20 , it will be possible to discuss topics of interest that relate to the competence of the prosecutor's office from 11:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon in the building of the local district executive committee meeting is carried out by pre-recording the phone numbers for which they

those folks who are part of the confederate states of america wanted to create a global slave empire that stretched from mexico to central and south america. they wanted to annex and colonize mexico and brazil and central america. part of what we are trying to do with juneteenth is tell the origin story of the united states. we can tell that story when we look at the bitter and beautiful part of the struggle for dignity and citizenship without constantly having to lie to ourselves and about ourselves. the lie is so big people are willing to go to war and commit acts of violence and great brutality in the name of this lie. host: june 19, 1865 k more than two years after the emancipation proclamation. what is happening in those years? guest: the emancipation proclamation is issued on january 1, 1863 by abraham lincoln that only touches on the states and rebellion and says those folks -- people who are enslaved africans and enslaved black americans are free. when you think about the two and a half years in between the emancipation proclamation and juneteenth, what we are seeing is not only a massive civil war whereby 1863 black men a

weakness transactions on out to 0 the, the seller, the weather's looking presents across central parts of south america just to sway the players guys a lot so proud of right right clicking across central and southern pastor of chili price quin pushing for here rolling forward. he's the closer 40 degrees south of the a quite so. so i'm more wet weather coming into central chile. not too bad on the other side of the and is funded by the center. so when that 25 degrees celsius, the sunshine, stretching up into the hearts of the amazon mall, what's the weather coast west impulse of the amazon still sing some shout as longest? both of right now. it'd be effective, perfect. it costs of ecuador to shout was standing up into the carrot b, and i'm going to follow a long line of crowd across the caravan. this master plan here, right across the grades, ran to this right down to was a customer rica at panama. but some really wet weather once again coming into central and southern positive cuban places, say not too bad in haiti for the time being for us by laws. you try not to try to on front of you can save chose

of days, totally practised. boston vipers quinn's coming through 17 celsius there. in santiago, we have the up to about 20 and want to service central parts of south america, generally fine and fries. they should be with a heavy showers somewhat further north. i'm more of the site as we go on through sunday to look down towards the south of the continents of that station. very, very brisk, wins rattling through here at that stage. lobby enough, waiting around the gulf of mexico lobby enough full for the whole store. molly, to full, that's the 1st one of the season in this particular parts of the world. but ahead of us we do have some very heavy showers, long spells of price sliding across that eastern side of k. but through jamaica easing over towards his spine, yada, find it dry for the sonata is no bad here over the coming die. so the case of all lame when it will actually ease off on police to save us to the few showers coming to weston, posit cuba, by that stage elsewhere of central america save some lobby shouts. i'll see you. some parts of mexico looking particularly wet over the next day. oh sir, the same chain of showers. they make the way, right. of course

the majority of the migrants on board were from south and central america, though there were also individuals from haiti and parts of asia la officials say that they were prepared but still accused abbott of using the migrants as political pawns. >> our emergency management police fire and other departments were able to find out about the incoming arrival while the bus was on its way. and we're already mobilized along with nonprofit partners before the bus arrived. that they can keep themselves and their children safe. >> and so instead of treating them as political props here in los angeles, we will treat them with the dignity that they deserve as human beings. >> governor abbott has long said that cities and states that have sanctuary status should also take on the burden of the increase in migrants coming here to the u.s. this comes shortly after florida governor ron desantis sent migrants to sacramento. >> whether time now as we get a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza boy, virtually nobody on the road here for rush hour. >> there yet. and maybe they're all out sunning themsel

those details coming up like that the color of the weather is looking presents across central parts of south america just to sway the players guys a lot. so kind of right right clicking across central and southern pastor of chili price quin. pushing for here rolling forward. he's a closer 40 degrees south of the a quite says i'm well, we're coming into central chile. not too bad on the other side of the and is funded by the point of service when that 25 degrees celsius, the sunshine stretching up into the hearts of the amazon. well, what's the weather coast west impulse of the amazon still sing some shout as longest. both of right now. it'd be effective. unaffected costs of ecuador to shout was standing up into the carrot b, and i'm going to follow a long line of crowd across the caravan. this mess of plant here, right across the grades, ran to these right down to was a customer rica at panama. but some really wet weather once again coming into central and southern positive cuban police. the site. not too bad in haiti for the time being for us by laws, you try not to try to on front of you can save

so towards, at the middle east, of course i mentioned the global south africa asia sites on central america as well . big number of guests coming at for that. the sectors here that's being spoken about, you're talking about the i t at tourism financial. of course a lot of folks around here at talking about how they can develop with the rest of the world as well. and i agree business pharmaceutical industry. so you can imagine for the next 4 days until saturday, there is a lot to discuss and we're going to keep the discussion team going for just joining me is the host of ortiz world, a part r t corresponded. i've signed up for you. i've sent it a lot going on today. business is the theme, but the over writing an issue face solved, written development for the for them. can you maybe brick, soft on why that is the, the big feet? because i think around the world, there is a sense of exhaust trends from the way things have been going up until recently. these uni polar western dominate, that's modelled at a cruise privileges benefits primarily to itself. and we see these big development then it's

special operation, middle east and south america and major test range in the gulf of mexico, we test long-rafrmg missiles. this is part of a bigger push to south centrale been making for years. they control the panama canal we have to have. major space monitoring stations in argentina that could monitor seattle satellites, not to mention buying up farmland, ports issue grids, they are roll in. we have minerals and food supply we need with allies and friends in this hemisphere, we have to get out of china. you are seeing next to nothing from this administration on that front. >> kevin: i want to ask about taiwan scrambling jets on sunday as china crosses an important median line. for folks at home, it does not necessarily resonate. it is problematic for the taiwanese and global security order. >> yeah, why did taiwan strait matter to us so much? 80% of the largest global shipping in the world traverses that strait, 40% of total trading. if china takes this, it dominates, korea, philippines, go down the list and it is next step toward becoming the dominant global superpower. we have to wake up to the cold war we are in. >> kevin: so much happening aroun

of service. central pots of south america, generally fine and fries. they should be with a heavy a shout was somewhat further north and more of the site as we go on through sunday to look down towards the south of the continent of that station. very, very brisk, wins rattling through here at that stage. lot. being off waiting around the gulf of mexico lobby enough full for the whole store, molly, to full mess the 1st one of the season in this particular part of the world. but ahead of us we do have some very heavy showers, long spells of price sliding across that eastern side. okay. but through jamaica easing over towards his bound yada pond and try for the it's not, it's not bad here. over the coming days or the case of all lame when it will actually ease off, i'm pleased to save us to the few showers coming up to weston, posit cuba, by that stage elsewhere. central america save some lobby shouts. i'll see you some parts of mexico looking particularly wet over the next day. oh sir, the same chain of showers. they made the way right. of course, the gre

of your men's brains. there is probably a day at midnight in fact, the distance is 4 hours by flight, and in fact , nicaragua is in central america, venezuela is in south america, and cuba is the northernmost part of south america . it is not too far from miami, which is an american state, and it must be a waterway where people go by boat. for this reason, these countries have a time gap, and part of this trip is actually planned for the president to have more information about max, and one day , they will actually be between nicaragua and cuba, and meetings with the presidents and officials of these countries are planned . you will meet with 24 economic activities of these countries have and the main goal is to expand economic exchanges. god willing, the journey will be safe . give us the color of daily communications and explain the plans that are supposed to be under the influence of the president of russia so that we can be informed. in the news sections, we only want your reports. inshallah, the journalist of the radio and television news agency, what will happen to you, dear viewers , will be announced on the way to the glass hall, and i will alw

much more dynamic jury pool skand you have a jury pool that you have a lot of groups, some groups in south ask central americalans, colombians, initially a lot of people in those jury pools have this adverse reaction to federal type of law enforcement, just because of where they were raised and their background. also, in terms of the diversity with the southern district, i think the defense attorneys here have a real shot at maybe a clean sweep acquittal is not going to happen, but there's a real possibility of just flipping one juror, one juror is a mistrial, and that would be i think considered an extreme loss for doj and an embarrassment. so jury selection is going to be critical, and this goes to the prosecution team, the prosecution team i trust is going to have a very seasoned southern district ausa, not someone from d.c., not a trial attorney, but you're going to need someone that knows how to select a miami jury because like any good trial attorney, elie, i'm sure you could say, you could affirm to them, you win the trial almost more important than the evidence or the judge is how you select the jury

in phoenix with a sunny sky overhead, south end of south america, whether alerts and play for a central and eastern ecuador as those temperatures rise and active weather around the river plate region creeping into the southeast of brazil, around ports at lake ray. an area that's just dealt with some flooding. that's your update by for now. a jet harrington, there's still a head on alpha 0. flight china has accused the us presidents of complication and violating his political dignity. brazilian authorities make one of the world's largest seizures of illegally obtained shark fins. we'll have a report on that. and the japanese wrestler who was moved to centerville were wrestling is a national sports. and that's coming up in sport later this hour with the collegial comes the onto the page is a special moment for any football game to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement for building legend edit continental and produces hunting . solved. yeah. who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east football rebels. l

delegations from southeast asia from the middle east of the island states of the caribbean sea key players will be from central and south america it is already known that the forum this year will be visited by the first deputy prime minister of kazakhstan deputy minister of trade and industry boats minister of economy of the united arab emirates even under the sanction of the restrictions that we have been experiencing for 23 years, the site is very full of guests and it is pleasant that the main guest on this site is the united arab emirates but the seas. due to this , traditional meetings will be held related to the directions of economic development of russia, this is the direction of southeast asia , eh, states. e persian for the gulf of latin america and years of other destinations. crimea is planning to attract more than 200 billion rubles this year. as an investment , the head of the republic sergey aksyonov announced this for the first time this year , the zaporozhye region took part and they already plan to sign more than 30 agreements. as noted in their telegram channel, temporary, performing responsibilities of the h

the chinese of course, are expanding their horizons into central asia, much of africa, south america,nd the like, and they don't want to be saddled with a failed regime in moscow that they have been calling their partner for a long time. so, i think that if anything, the chinese are going to back out of the coziness that much of the west has interpreted xi's relationship with putin. and so, this could be actually the downfall of putin. i think if xi abandons putin then you begin to see a progression of leadership changes perhaps in moscow. i don't think that prigozhin is going to take over moscow, but he is certainly going to make an attempt to intimidate, you know, putin and his generals and as a result, the confidence is going to be drained out of putin in spite of, you know, some of the good spin that we're seeing from the ffb and the russian media at the present time. neil: you know, colonel, what does he do with prigozhin. assuming he's able to put this rebellion or whatever you want to call it down. prigozhin is a popular fellow, i'm not comparing him as i was saying earlier in

a lot of at participants here from the middle east and asia central and south america. and that is where we believe that the, the, the general tone of the speech today will be that pushed towards those areas, renewing old allegiances, new business opportunities as well, where the pivots may not just affect russia, but the world up large. we're expecting a, an extensive breakdown on that from the russian leader, but so much else could be touched upon at to just this week while i've been here. egypt was the latest country. the say they wanted to joints at brick stats, organization of the emerging economies. and close to 100000000 people of the country joining off at again. what does that mean going forward for that alliance? that i'm not sure if you can make out that behind me, it's quite a bit behind me actually there's, there's stalls at delving into russian regions on every region. comes forward with what they are promoting and what they have on this year for the 1st time under the russian flag. officially, you have those new regions at from done boss and that area. her

florida is the sixth boro filled new york expatriots but it's a state with pattern of immigration, central, and south americaople from the north, and people who generally understand themselves as southerners, the way you might if you were from alabama or georgia. ft. pierce where i grew up is unusual in that there's a lot of different groups there, and i don't think you're going to be able to tag this jury pool as a standard "florida jury". there's a lot of mixture here, and it's going to be a real amal gam. >> appreciate the nuance. we don't profile, because profiling doesn't work. if someone were wrongly profiling, professor, they -- as to the point you raised, they might not guess you too are a proud product of florida. shout-out to florida. >> shout-out to the sunshine state. >> i don't know, but i bet we have viewers in florida, because there's lots of people there. >> lots of them. >> professor murray gets away after a little bit of awkward and kind of family barbecue reunion type chitchat. she gets away. david has to stay, because i got another legal story for him on the prosecution side. thanks to bo

hit pots of southern brazil, clara skies now right across central pa sofa, south america. a good way further south is that as well, heavy, a showers of some of other knows across the amazon northern positive amazon wanted to shout was entered the eastern side of purcell, a 2 showers just pushing back into west central and northern pacifies. attainable, fee require and southern brazil ship. it allows you dry as we go through the next few days, not to try to of course, not solve the caravan made whether area or is going to be able to was west. and possibly we have got a lot of people crop of stores pushing some heavy right in nicaragua into 100 years over the next few days. but you can see for the greater entities for the less sorento is lucky, fine, and dry with plenty of sunshine look a little further. no think to say some rain gathering across the southeast of the u . s. just seeing those bottom stones recently moving across the texas across oklahoma, diving that was that southeast and coolness of best. those will remain in place here over the next few days. so that could

the spanish civil war, she covered the era of israeli conflicts and vietnam, covered the different revolutions that were happening in central, in south america and her stories were not just about the battle logistics. one of the things that made her unique, she looked at ordinary life. what was it like for the soldier, what was it like for the civilians? during world war ii she focuses on the experiences of teenagers in england in a few of her articles. she wrote stories not for ratings, but wrote to show different ways that war disrupts life and during particularly world war ii, times magazine called gellhorn one of colliers star reporters. and i think that can be true for the rest of her reporting as well, you know. her career spanned 60 years before she was a war time correspondent she covered the great depression, she covered different topics that were going on in europe as well. she had quite an extraordinary career, but where did it begin? it started in her humble roots in missouri so she was born on november 8th, 1908, to george and edna gellhorn in st. louis, missouri. her mother was a suffragette and i think that gave martha spunk a

those folks who are part of the confederate states of america wanted to create a global slave empire that stretched from mexico to central and south they wanted to annex and colonize mexico and brazil and central america. part of what we are trying to do with juneteenth is tell the origin story of the united states. we can tell that story when we look at the bitter and beautiful part of the struggle for dignity and citizenship without constantly having to lie to ourselves and about ourselves. the lie is so big people are willing to go to war and commit acts of violence and great brutality in the name of this lie. host: june 19, 1865 k more than two years after the emancipation proclamation. what is happening in those years? guest: the emancipation proclamation is issued on january 1, 1863 by abraham lincoln that only touches on the states and rebellion and says those folks -- people who are enslaved africans and enslaved black americans are free. when you think about the two and a half years in between the emancipation proclamation and juneteenth, what we are seeing is not only a massive civil war whereby 1863 black men and women

of potassium buffett. it is hitting south america and the continent of africa has also reached the african world. i recommend that it seeks to create a unified currency system. italy , africa and the centralf african countries also support this idea. experts believe that creating a common currency for african countries is not impossible, although in this is not a new issue, the european union has been the pioneer, but the american authorities consider the excessiveness of the united states in the calendar of countries as the reason for its formation, which you said, when you use financial methods that are linked to the dollar rate, this risk it is possible that this action will gradually be dollarized over time. the fact is that using the dollar as a weapon causes allies and enemies of the united states to try to find alternative mechanisms to settle their trade transactions , for example, russia is selling its natural gas. china has sold its share of lg shipments to china in chinese yuan chino brazil will do all its bilateral trade in chinese yuan brics countries are in talks to create a brics unit to bypass the us dollar entirely you said mark rubio and the senator the state of florida,

in phoenix with this sunny sky overhead, top end of south america, whether alerts and play for a central and eastern ecuador as those temperatures rise and active weather around the river plate region creeping into the southeast of brazil, around ports at lake ray. an area that's just dealt with some flooding. that's your update by for now, of the between 2000 to 2008 colombian soldiers executed thousands of civilians, framing them as guerrilla fighters. to make it seem like the army was winning, the conflict once incentivized to the ministry. come on there now confesses in exchange for amnesty and hope for gift fault lines. the confession adjust the latest news as it breaks of the field instead of being spent to make the network better. experts say investments are needed in technologies that make up facebook with detail coverage. they will likely remain in the hospital for the next 2 to 3 weeks. as they advance in their recovery process from around the world, they say they are progressing from the south. advancing around the columbus of a week. the the like annual watching out is there

focused on manufacturing in mexico and may be the importance of critical minerals in south america. how would you make the case for central america especially those currently overlooking central america into the nearshore destination but also in your answer feel free to respond to some of the points that were made by both senators cassidy and bennett in the conversation? >> it's often overlooked and by highlighting the advantages the region in the nearshore so here are some points in the region. first of all it has the largest market where around 40 billion we are close to the market and now we are having a new opportunity. it's one of the few left in the region so we think that they will invest in the santa fe recently billions and guatemala and companies from india from japan and u.s. and within that we should focus on not only regarding the economics but also at the end of the day we should focus on the different alliances with dialogue. we are also going to make america safe. >> thank you. i should also mention ambassador is here joining us live in studio. maybe i should have mentioned that before you gave your answer

where we have seen leaders jailed or prosecuted let's look at a few of these cases, and we're going to start with central and south americaguatemala, we will start there. former president molina and roxanna valdetti both found guilty of corruption last year portillo attempted to launder $2.5 million through u.s. banks. in panama, former presidents have been called to stand trial in a massive money laundering probe, and, of course, that international corrupt scandal in brazil took down president lula, but he was able to run for office again and win the presidency after his case was annulled let's go to europe in france, former president nicolas sarkozy must wear an ankle bracelet for a year after he lost the conviction against vice president chirac. let's go to israel where bibi netanyahu is on trial for corruption charges even as he currently serve as prime minister and his predecessor served 16 months in prison for accepting bribes and obstructing justice. in south korea, former president pac geun-hye served five years in prison for corruption charges. and just this week, silvio berlusconi passed away at the age of 86 an

a lot of those people are traversing from central america, even south america, all the way through mexicoour southern border. the mexican government was a good partner, you wouldn't have that many millions of people showing up on our southern border. they absolutely need to do more and we need to be willing to use leverage to do it. incidentally, part of our plan is recognizing that we have people that are in the country illegally, working understood the table. they send remittances back to mexico. the mexican government likes that money coming in. it's good for them. good for their country. we'll tax those remittances and use that money to finish the border wall construction. >> martha: a couple of they are subjects to get to with you and we'll take a quick break. this is with regard to ukraine, governor. if you were right now the commander-in-chief, how would you take advantage of the vulnerability that is surrounding putin right now? in terms of giving support to ukraine and do you believe that this is a moment of opportunity in that battle that should be aided by the u.s. government?

states exists such a thing when the monroe trine, according to which the territory of continents, south central and north americae any military installations on this territory and interfere in affairs. west, all this is spelled out in the doctrine. when in 1962 russia made an attempt to place a missile in cuba, the united states was ready to start a war. they were very categorical in their ban and in the event of the deployment of missiles they were going to attack. and now russia is surrounded by twenty-seven countries participating in nato 27 and now the united states still wants georgia to join ukraine and other former soviet republics and expect that russia will calmly allow in all countries, you need to have military bases, some of them even have nuclear weapons. this is all a threat to russia the ussr is no more no more of the warsaw pact. this was the only reason for the existence of nato in principle. there should be no ussr and nato jeffrey swears sane americans are well aware of what is actually happening in the donbass , many in the states, for example, cia director william byrds confirmed that molda

hit pots of southern brazil, clear skies now right across central pa sofa, south america. i could buy further south with that as well. have you show us some of other knows across the amazon northern positive amazon wanted to shout was to enter the eastern side of purcell. a 2 showers just pushing back into west central and northern pacifies. attainable, fee required, and southern brazil ship. it allows you dry as we go through the next few days, not to try to of course, not solve the caravan made whether area or is going to be able to was west. and possibly we have got a lot of people crop of stores pushing some heavy right in nicaragua into 100 years over the next few days. but you can see for the greater entities, for the less sorento is mostly fine and dry with plenty of sunshine look a little further north. think to say some rain gathering across the southeast of the u. s. just seeing those bottom stones recently moving across the texas across oklahoma, diving that was that southeast and coolness of best. those will remain in place here over the next few days. so that c

bring the percentage of the, of the, particularly of, of the african and central asian and south asian countries that have changed from being pro america to be pro russia is really quite dramatic. that is more than much more than half the world's population, supports russia in the war, and not that the united states. this was never the way it was. we've lost so much credibility and in around the world, a small houses are full, as has attracted so much debates that media continues to come up with new versions of events with us. let's reporting that germany investigates a suspect. poland was now the operating base for the node stream. sabotaged group also has denied this allegation. once again accusing russia, the sabotage without any evidence or to contribute to visual mazda of my. so you may remember the story peddled in the western press of the random bunch of ukrainian duties supposedly rented the yacht loaded up with a bunch of explosives. sell that out to the middle of the sea. dive down, knowing exactly where the north street pipeline was planted. explosives on it, re surfaced white to safety and then supposedly watch the sunset a

of central asia to southeast asia with such projects. it is clear from our production facilities in africa in south america that we deliberately do not draw attention to these projects, because as soon as we start promoting our activities, diplomatic efforts are made to promote these projects. it harms the project. they attract undue attention from e countries that apply sanctions to us and begin to apply them against already. the partners of the belarusian partners of the countries who create these projects, but to say that the attractiveness of belarus as an investment site for foreign investors has decreased for some reason or the state has begun to do less in terms of creating an institutional legislative social infrastructure environment for the implementation of these projects. on the contrary, we're doing more, so ah the world is changing, and uh, the direction of investment is changing in line with those changes today. uh, hmm a frequent visitor. we have our russian partners in our country. hey representatives. regions of russia, this is already a traditional agenda of the head of state meetings with the leaders of the regions the

ukraine, the percentage of the, of the, particularly of, of the african and central asian and south asian countries that have changed from being pro america to be pro russia is really quite the rhetoric that is more than much more than half the world's population supports russia in the war and not that the united states. this was never the way it was. we've lost so much credibility and in around the world, a small hutch is reports. how's the child said so much debates. the media continues to come up with a new versions of events with us outlets reporting that jimmy investigates has now suspect. poland was the operating base for the node stream. sabotaged group also has denied that's allegation. once again, accusing bush of this, of this size, without any evidence or to contribute to visual mazda has more so you may remember the story pedal in the western press of the random bunch of ukrainian dues is supposedly rented the yacht loaded up with a bunch of explosives sell that out to the middle of the sea, dive down, know exactly where the north street pipeline was planted. explosives on it, resurfaced went to safety and then supposedly watc