in a normal situation , the tm-62m has a contact fuse.s , it goes off if something heavy hits a mine. it just won't detonate when hit. if a mine is going to be thrown, the fuse are replaced. into the video. moved in one way or another and this - this mine was thrown, used as it was necessary, in our version, which we saw in the video, this is exactly the same, perhaps the only limitation for such feats is physical training, the mine weighs 10 kg, and in order to throw it into the enemy’s dugout, you have to be very brave and strong, to make the task easier for yourself, the russian army soldiers go for a small modification. equipment from the armed forces of ukraine, our consumption of such ammunition has decreased, and we have to be creative, so that good things don’t go to waste. tm-62 is now both hand grenades and aerial bombs, known to be dropped from large drones. well, how can we forget the kamikaze robots, who carefully deliver mines to enemy positions and then detonate themselves. for example, here’s another recent video, a produc

in a normal situation , the tm-62m has a contact fuse.t is designed for armored vehicles, that is , it goes off if something heavy hits a mine, it just won’t detonate from the impact. if a mine is going to be thrown, the fuse is replaced. in the videos from the svo zone, you can even see how our soldiers cock it. after that, the fighter feels like he’s hit a hand grenade. there is a few seconds for an aimed throw, what was the use before, so they took out the fuse itself, attached it there, made a makeshift fuse and mounted a capsule detonator with a short fire cord there, it was set on fire in one way or another and this is - this mine was thrown and used as needed, in our version. which we saw in the video, this is exactly the same, perhaps the only limitation for such feats is physical training, mine weighs 10 kg, and in order to throw it into the enemy’s dugout, you have to be... very brave and strong, in order to make the task easier for themselves, russian army soldiers undergo a slight modification of the ammunition, bandage the mi

however, the shock wave from the tm-62 goes even further at a distance of up to 30 m.e distance, the enemy soldier has a great chance of catching a severe concussion, which is interesting, delivering such mines to desired detonation point. large mobile devices, but radio controlled, which allow it to be delivered faster, more accurately, sometimes to the enemy, saving the lives of russian soldiers. meanwhile, the ukrainian side also has its own kind of creativity, but it is most often expressed in the writing of crazy horror stories. a striking example is the publication on social networks of the tsypso structure called the center for combating disinformation, which complained about the abduction of children from the kharkov region by the russian authorities, and worse in addition to their zombification. although basic fact-checking makes it possible to verify what happened to the armchair troops of kiev due to the trips of these minors to crimea on vacation. this is such political and spiritual pedophilia, when they... spin some story that children were taken on vacat

however, the shock wave from the tm-62 goes even further at a distance of up to 30 m. the enemy soldier has a great chance of catching a severe concussion, which is interesting; it is not necessary to deliver such mines to the desired detonation point manually; it is quite possible to install them on wheeled or tracked ones unmanned platforms, and activated by means of a magnetic fuse, the complexity of current combat operations, yes, leads to the fact that both sides are trying to use all generally available opportunities for defeat of the enemy, including the not always standard use of seemingly familiar weapons, has reached the point of such small mobile radio-controlled devices, which allow it to be delivered faster, or rather sometimes to the enemy, saving the lives of russian soldiers, meanwhile, the ukrainian side also cannot be denied a peculiar... called the center for combating disinformation, which will complain about the abduction by the russian authorities of children of the kharkov region, and worse, about their zombification, although elementary fact-che

severe injuries due to the powerful high-explosive effect, at worst - death, but the shock wave from the tmat a distance of up to 30 m. at this entire distance , the enemy soldier has a great chance of catching a hard shell shock, which is interesting; it is not necessary to deliver such mines to the desired detonation point manually; it is quite possible to install them. they allow it to be delivered faster, more accurately, sometimes to the enemy, and save the lives of russian soldiers. meanwhile, the ukrainian side also cannot be denied a kind of creativity, but it is most often expressed in the writing of crazy horror stories, a striking example is the publication on social networks of tsypso’s structure called the center for combating disinformation, which complained about the abduction of children from the kharkov region by the russian authorities, and worse, on their zombification, although basic fact-checking allows you to make sure that the virgins have burned troops of kiev because of the trips of these minors to crimea on vacation, this is such political and spiritual pedophilia,

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not of tm walked away. instead they changed into civilian clothes, got a few hours' sleep, and set out for georgia. several days later tphaoerlg ald philip, made it to the point, a train station just north of atlanta. they gathered at midnight and waited until morning when the conductor and passengers disembarked for breakfast. that's when they made their move. quickly and quietly, they detached three box cars and a locomotive, hopd in, began tennessee.full speed north to almost immediately rain made ime tracks and bridges alo t way. there were other trains on the track that were not supposed to have been there. slowing them down considerably. by t hot pursuit. george and philip and the rest of the raiders didn't quit. they kept going nearly for hours, destroying as much track as they could along the way, an- and cutting as many telegraph wiser as they could. de it to georgia. about 15 miles from chattanooga, they ran out of fuel and the confederates closed in. theairs took off on foot, ey survived there fo

we talked about sequencing some of oureliveries of interceptors and diverting tm to ukrai and contribute patrio. but let's not get caught up. short range, medium range and lo range and ukraine needs all of that. and they are willing to provide those types of capabilities. [indiscernible] >> we are concerned about it. doesn't se to be productive in terms of tryin to get things done in ukraine and moving forward to get this peace that are president zelenskyy and it concerning. [indiscernible] u.s. have a position? >> nato is going to be in ukrae's future and a lot of work that needs to be done and the president is looking talking to president zelenskyy about that bridge to nato. thank you so much, john. starting with ukraine and russian attack on the children's hospital. does this shift the white house position? >> shift the position? >> yes, change youposition and how do you justi not getting to not attack? >> the president several weeks ago and targets just over the border. that's still the case. >> on iran, we have heard the u.s. say this presidtial elecon isn't fair and we have heard t

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lighter, 20 times cheaper, but in principle able to perform very similar or similar tasks performed by tms, our ukrainian colleagues who also develop robotic platforms, they say that they solved the question... controlling a robotic platform for a considerable distance using starlink, how do you have variations with the maximum control distance for your platform? i want to say, recently i managed to meet at an exhibition in paris, the big exhibition of eurostores took place from 16 on the 21st, and we met with one of the manufacturers of american turrets, remotely . and often dense ideas about the use of ground robotic complexes are based on hollywood films. i still don't understand what to use a ground robotic platform, let's say there at a distance of 50, 70, 100 km. to date, ground robotic complexes are support complexes, rather infantry or artillery support, that is, they are support complexes that must be close. that is, they cannot be over 30, 40, 50, 100 km, firstly, secondly, i have a rather critical attitude towards the use of starink in combat or logistic units of equipment used

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times cheaper, but in principle, we are able to perform a lot. similar or similar tasks performed by tms, our ukrainian colleagues, who also develop robotic platforms, do not say that they solved the issue of controlling a robotic platform at a considerable distance using starlink, how do you have variations with the maximum control range for your platform? i want to say, recently i managed to meet on exhibition: in paris, the big exhibition of eurosetters took place from the 16th to the 21st, and we met with one of the manufacturers of american remote-controlled turrets, and often the idea of ​​​​the use of ground-based robotic complexes is based on hollywood films, i still do not understand why to use a ground-based robotic platform , let's say there at a distance of 50-70, 100 km at... to date, ground robotic complexes are support complexes, rather, rather infantry support or artillery, that is, these are support complexes that must be close, that is, they cannot be 30, 40, 50, 100 km away, firstly, secondly, i have a rather critical attitude to the use of starlink in combat or in log

american news in the metro that we grew up rding, those are diminished and market conditions do tm tome back. >> pour one out fnewspaper busi? >> it is busicass model is donee have to shift from for-profit to a nonprofit for low profit business. philadelphia is an example where aprof holds in trust the philadelphia inquirer. i'm going to go west or congo for a second. part of our goal is to make chicago a news oasis and there is real opportunity, great innovation and acquired the numo newspaper, the sun donated to ar profit. a bunch of us gave it to chicago public media for five years to prove you can have a nonprofit connected to a powerful station and we will see. d they are heading their mark so there is the model, but will you have theun ? no chance. >> the word nonprofit was in we won't see these profitable. moderator: we have about two minutes left. if the model is beyond rare e py or be ghost ships. in texas we have five of the 13 largest cities, more than any state. are the papers in thoseities going to list all along forever, not go away, but exist as a shadow? or is there an

i first want todiff say thank yo patrick for p convening us in tm honor to be on the panel with the fighters for justice and actually feel better than when i came in because were all in this together that is the thing that the symposium symbolizes, we are on it, bringing the voices of 12 and a half million working people into w this room these ae stocking or grocery cells and work to the pandemic in hospitals and healthcare and responding to fires in neighborhoods and disaster relief on a daily basis. i can tell you what they do know, their paychecks are going far enough. they are suffering in terms of costs going up, procured in their work and thinking about the future and makes them very nervous and scared with technology and climate change, the baseline that we all comee o accept is our work lives used to be the constant and we got everything that we needed throw jobs whether that was her benefits, our financial security and were headed into a look at a project 2025 an extremely precarious situation. it would up into employment as we know it. i think a lot of people taken for granted. we

we cannot write off what their life experiences that lead tm to have those beliefs. distinction that i'm making clear? >> this picks up on where he was go checkers . they are notpers or on tv cable who after someone makes a statement -- statement, then ts t record straight. the question is, the safe play, but would be better to more thosstatements to be mau leave out what people need to know that so-and-so said something that's a lie? >> we could spend an entire semester of journalism school debating this. othem. there is so much numbness right now associated with political letterheads that a lot of the stuff is not going check. i have noticed whenever something that happens in the world and crazy conspiracy theories start to spread on for example, the baltimore bridge collapse, news out -- news outlets rushed to point at them to say, you crazy people. i read those stories and i laugh. let me go back to the idea that most people have a lotthere arei country than it can feel like when you are on next. there i■a at just wants to know what is true in the world. that inc

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the well-known tm-62 mines are also effectively used there.hese shots show the liquidation of a basement in volchansk. factories and other types of air missile bombs are used to attack fortified urban areas from the air. unmanned aircraft crews are not lagging behind. operators of the dnepr group are especially active, calculating ukrainian positions. on the right bank river of the same name, this time, thanks to our kamikaze drone, the command post of the ukrainian armed forces infantry battalion ceased to exist, and at the same time reconnaissance copters identified it nearby. high-precision projectiles arrive, leaving no chance for either personnel or foreign weapons. in the kherson and sumy regions of the zaporozhye and donetsk republics, hits occurred in hangars with equipment from an american military ammunition depot. in total , the total losses of the ukrainian army per day amounted to almost 1,900 soldiers and officers mercenaries. from the front line. report by alexey boranov. i'm getting ready! the camouflage net that covers each gu

pr also to, you know, internally they had this erm this constant quest to do things that seemed inle tmse they could right. that's, that's the whole frontier idea. right. so and so i want to finish up by ture of this stuff, but i want to see if people have fernandes i got a ton of questions. i love subject. i think it's such a fascinating ok tnk you specifically have this unique perspve having looked at these two disasters at the tail end the cold war one in this free capitalist system, the united states then of course hkchernobyl in the soviet era at the end and if you were to think aboutwo disasters on a venn diagram, human folly, where do oveap and what were the common following denominators that would have happened there? and here, as you look at the two two things. one is the is the the norlized ocean of deviance, which is essentially this idea that you've got a you've got a revolver with one bullet in the chamber, and you spin thinted ad fire. it doesn't go off. so you think, oh, that's good. i could just do that again, you know? you know, they had had that thesnuclear reactors in

the team, the first in the league to produce this special edition tm. even actor jason today.ts rocking that new gear. the shirts go on sale tomorrow. and coming up here this support is growing for kamala harris and her bid for becoming president. local leaders are remembering her bay area roots. we're going to take a look back at how the vice president's career began. >> also this weekend, san francisco's iconic marathon will make a return. what you need to know if you'll be in the city. but first, as we approach the hottest part of the day, we're going to check in with kyla to get a look at the current kamala harris is the first african-american and south asian woman to become vice president of the united states. and now she pretty much could become the democratic nominee for president during this year's election. >> the campaign trail is pretty familiar to her. she ran for president in 2020, announcing her candidacy right here in the bay area where her political career began. kron four's. pam moore has a closer look. >> you today. to announce my candidacy. >> 20,000 people

picturing them behind the podium and an opportunity here they did not send out the e team but the b tmed all the problems they have. >> kayleigh: that is fascinating to me. we have both taken to the same microphone and we know where it is right outside of the west wing lobby and i've had to walk to those reporters and face the music. you've had to walk to the reporters and face the music. not music like this, this is positively orchestrated a very loud but not like this. however, do you think all potential replacements and kamala was at the meeting, do you think they decided we are sitting this one out? >> you watch it and you predetermine who's going to come out there. why wouldn't you pick the people that you think are going to replace you to be the people out there rallying the democrats behind you? take a few more questions by having those three out there than answering any of them. it now makes me think gavin is not with them, kamala harris, maybe those four back there plotting who will be the nominee and who will be the vice president. who can be a cabinet member? like they are w

so the majority, i want to think again is tm and john is that his level of what the admin has said about the senior co was defined a senior goes he is now our 1st school as it pops out with the agenda that we moved for the sake of the arrow that does not make nation. consequently, the yeah, many people is that clarifies in not up to a lapse of law, but says the 2015 because the yeah, many people has his own ethical goal was were you surprised that your attack on tel aviv was able to, to reach its target, given is rose very strong, military defense is at the bottom and they've given the federal law to use a logo. no one can imagine that the admin fee will be able to achieve such a violation that is in the field of minutes, a industry and the job on that. we have done this for we have achieved this great event. we have managed to this c u o or the defenses of design this entity. it's a result of our development and then, and then ongoing way going tenuous way. those who can not put it in use, the weapons would never be equal to those that improved the weapons. every single time we, we deve

we have a tm in cairo that is the director of the c.i.a. and meetg with egyptian, israeli and jordannian counterparts and discussions on that in the next few days. we have been working this very, very hard. and there are still some gaps that remain in the two sides and positions but we wldn't have sent a team over there if we didn't think we had a shot there d take a shot to see if we can get the ceasefire in place. i couldn't give you a date certain. >> john, thanks for joining us. on that commucation and the president's objection last year an chancellor schultz's obction s that neither one of them wanted a date set for fear, i assume, that the united states and its allies would be drawn into the ground wars if ukraine was still at war while a nato member. does that remain to be the primary objection? is he willing to do -- [indiscernible] if you do the word irreversible, it doesn't change the meaning of what you published. >> i'll make this simple but sun satisfying. i'm not going to get into the texan the discussions about what the draft

they thought the media were going to attack hi water, tm like sharks the and they wanted them to do the dirty work and end it instead. >> i actually think it was the worst case scenario for democrats because joe did justsh well enough not to be a disaster, but not enough for anybody to say, hey, you know what? maybe he really di, yod have a d night. we had president trump on haveradi o show a little bitr earlier today, by the way, the radio show that leads into your incredibly, by radio show e over the country. and he said somethingthin interesting because i asked him straight up, i said, who is a tougher matchuging.raightp, y, joe biden or kamala harris? he said he thought joe bidenor n tougher. i kind of agree with him i is soi think kamala undisciplined and such a messate that, she really might fall apart. i don't think joe biden has a high ceilingy fa aparti don',s his floor is decent and they know kind of what they're goinga to get. i just don't buy into kamalare g as the salvationoi here. ey i think they're in a really tough spot. and i think yesterday's pressda conference put the

generation o democracy in peril, the same party that wanted to keep donald trump off the ballotat wante, tm party that disenfranchize millionsrt and, millions of ther own primary voters. he's dropping out to sav de. ao what about those thsenfranchized democrats? all of their primary votes tossed in the garbagtossede? gag and by the way, joe biden cae n barely talk. in but democrats of state run media mob, they now want you t o believe that joe biden is too far gone for a political campaign, but he can somehow still carry out his duties as president for another six months. he looked as usual, weak, frailc and a cognitive mess. we told you this before the 2020 election. now, these are the same peopleb only a few weeks ago that told you that biden was sharp as a tackd you bi and videos that we you that were unedited of his decline. they were cheap fake videos. the same people who now want you to believe that kamala harris is the second coming of . we're now less than a week intor kamala's ascension as her party's presidential nominee. tyntialhoneymoon phase. you know, the sugar high is fully u

local law enforcementlo said biden's secret service never said a worcal laent sad tm that day. >> he looking up and downdn the building and just walked around and just seemed out of place. we were supposed jus to get a fn to face briefing with the secret service snipers wheneverd they arrived, and that never happened. sothat never i think that that s probably a pivotal point or i started thinking things were wrong because that never happened. and wee had no communication with the secret service. you had no communication e at alll onret servic on that saturday? not until after the shooting. t and by then it was too late. >> not at all. alert the locals alerted by the secret service to a threat and goed t radio silence. investigators are still working to determine whether anyone relayed the information about the suspicious e suspic personn to trump's security detail or to other secrets. >> service operational teams. th are saying they told the secret service and the secrete an service is saying, we don't know if they told us it'sd been over two weeks and the secret service doesn't know

and i want to saowhe y to the tm embrace her. >> she's the best. i want to call the every vote. >> everybody is suffering. i know yesterday'swa news was ha surprising and it was hard for you to heat itr. but it was the right thingno to do. it's i know itw hard because you pour your heart and soul into me to help win. this thing helped me get this nomination. help me win the nominationp , and then go on to win the win. the president she but, you know, you're an amazing team, but we've got a grea. t i think we made the right decision. i know how hard you've worked. . >> still mumbling, bumbling, byumbling. biden has not been seen by the public since announcing his departurlic e from the racee here with reaction. former white house physiciannd a and texas congressman ronny jackson, fox news contributor charlie hurt. two things. ronny jackson, you had pointed oujatet his cognitive decline le i did even before the 2020 election. >> and you've taken a lot of heat for it. what's your reaction to this,k n number one and the shock and the surprise, which is

of the alania volunteer corps are destroying the enemy trenches in zaporozhye , a copter on board a tmk mine dives into the dugout, everything is here, yes. the fourth american abrams tank over the past week falls into the crosshairs of the russian lancet anti-aircraft submarine. cumulative jet literally melts the body of the vehicle, and these are the consequences of the arrival of the strike effevidrone with grenade launcher shells on the ukrainian t-64. objective control detects an explosion in the ammunition. such force that the turret of a tank weighing 15 tons flies several meters away. i have a problem, problem, i have a problem, 1 2 3 4 problem, problem, the best place for this, now attention to... the screen of the ministry of defense has just published footage of the sixth separate one. infantry brigade hit the destruction of a missile and artillery warehouse armed forces of ukraine in the industrial zone of the city of kramatorsk. fifty iskander hit a well-camouflaged target, resulting in the destruction of the hymers rszzo launcher, five units of grad multiple launch rocket

have asked local authoritiest tm investigate and are committed to combating all forms of discriminatioocaln. wow. i'd also like to remind everyone that the olympics discr a are a time for harmony and tolerance. thanks for the lecturee fo but o thanks. all right. unfortunately, that is all the fo. vee have left this evening. thank you for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. please, set your dvr so d you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannityvro y good news. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. why? greg gutfeld standing by to put a smile right on your face. have a great night

have asked local authoritiest tm investigate and are committed to combating all forms of discriminatioocaln. wow. i'd also like to remind everyone that the olympics discr a are a time for harmony and tolerance. thanks for the lecturee fo but o thanks. all right. unfortunately, that is all the fo. vee have left this evening. thank you for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. please, set your dvr so d you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannityvro y good news. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. why? greg gutfeld standing by to put a smile right on your face. have a great night. have you watched? >> i'm brian kilmeade and this is a super special edition of gutfeld the good news is he's not here. >>is and here are the top 77n reasons where he could be and why he's out this weekhe. e is number seven, he's having his done again. same doctor who did? hannity should come out good., sanumber six, he's going on an. apology tour for his last book. it was called the king of late. in retrospect, he reread it. he thought he could give himself enough credit forlf

the positions of the ukrainian armed forces with the help of anti-tank mines, throwing ten-kilogram tmermanent deployment point on the right bank of the dnieper. on twitter , german propagandist beld röbki reports that ukrainian air defense forces have reached their limit. there are not enough anti-aircraft missiles even for... the hangar with personnel in the kharkov direction, turning the area into a lunar kraatr. and this is what the artillery preparation of the forest plantation in which the armed forces of ukraine have dug in looks like. immediately after the arrival of three fabs , a full package of sencepeg thermobaric shells is fired at the positions. at work there are mostly closed positions. we move into position, covertly, practice, leave covertly , camouflage ourselves, camouflage ourselves very well, even to the point that it happens, what gets buried, the targets are lightly armored vehicles, a pickup truck, bmp vehicles, that is, they now have delusions very popular, for them we’re working, we’re doing a good job, in these frames product 51 flies into a towed gaubm3mer.

people using transit downtown and coming out and are using small businesses, some of them remember long-tmway we work. how often we are in an office and how much office space companies who had headquartered in san francisco need. some of those were structural impacts how we stop. there has been a long-term change as online shopping takes up a greater share how we performs and covid-19 took a shift that would probably take 10 to 15 years happen and collapse what happened ofern the timeframe to 2 years so saw structural impacts how people shop. we have seen a lot of progress rchlt we are 9 months in and significant things we have seen is efforts creating permitinant services and homes for people experiencing homelessness is dramatic. we increased the number of shelter beds dramatically and take-up of the beds dramatically, and there is more work to do. on the safety side there are exciting things that happened. we increased our police pay among the highest in the bay area which a important thing for recruitment. police recruitment across the country is down so recruiting the best we can mean

there is an important coffee at caveat, they would have to be a statute that would cover f tm to be prosecuted. >> we' got lots of statutes. the criminal law books are replete. agree, is that one check that's available? >> absolutely, the only caveat i was mentioning was if that statute was doing what marbury says you can't do, which is going after the subordinthe franklin clear ent rule might be triggered and you might not be able to go after that president. i don't think congres we can go after the president, but we can criminalizehe way the president speaks to congress and efore we will put in a criminal statue that says if you provide false information to congress in carrying out the president recommendatwers, you can be prosecuted. that would be a difficult question. the fundamental point of drawing that distinction between the president himlfnd his co-educators in ths gouverneur morris at the constitutional convention is an excellent distinction. >> justice kavanaugh? >> to follow up on the question, as you read them and i read them, they arcute a clear statement rule this court's case f

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