we don't want him going back to town. this place, its people and its polar bears now face an uncertain future. the longer they're on shore, the longer they're fasting and the longer they might need to start looking for alternative sources of food. i really want to - better my community. i want to be - here in the future. i really hope - there is a "here". churchill, manitoba... ..hugging the edge of the hudson bay and at the mouth of the churchill river. there are no roads connecting it to other towns. the nearest larger settlement is 250 miles away, linked by the century—old rail line. it's a fascinating place because not only of wildlife, not only of people, but also science and research. mike spence has been mayor here for nearly 30 years. we've been very privileged to showcase what we have. it's a rather big question, but what is the history of this place? this town, it's actually a meeting place for indigenous peoples. it's the cree, which, i'm cree, the dene and the inuit people. so it was a place of rich history, r

there are no roads connecting it to other towns. the nearest larger settlement is 250 miles away, linked by the century—old rail line. it's a fascinating place because not only of wildlife, not only of people, but also science and research. mike spence has been mayor here for nearly 30 years. we've been very privileged to showcase what we have. it's a rather big question, but what is the history of this place? this town, it's actually a meeting place for indigenous peoples. it's the cree, which, i'm cree, the dene and the inuit people. so it was a place of rich history, rich culture. you'll notice that over the next couple of days while you're here that we're a pretty friendly community. and rightfully so, in friendly manitoba. mm—hmm! friendly manitoba. nice. what's made this place famous is its wildlife. when ice on the hudson bay is beginning to form at the start of winter, polar bears gather along the shore close to town. that means there are about as many bears here as there are people. this is beautiful. it is. that's a friend

i'm mine of the consultants in town planning and data, and allotted 6 full african towns and cities. hello, and welcome to the program. that's critical house instruct agent, kenya. some reports suggest that i'm asked to meet at 300000 people homeless. tell us more about what is driving this soon. thank you very much. and so some of the challenges that come around creating other homelessness. you can't use the such that the growing population does not have adequate housing. that is affordable, but also in the right locations area. today's with need to the so you're trying to get to us to access your. you also went housing, the senior budget in this town. so too much do you mind into the flag to use for the shows that make sense is a that too high or do just not, you know, housing and that's the explanations of homelessness, some of the completion, right, which we, we saw in our report. so to try to address the house in crisis, the governments introduced a controversial house in levy to continue collecting a 1.5 percent off of work is monthly pay right? um, the levy is intended to pay

. _ which in this case would be away from town.— which in this case would be away from town.om town. this is a place that takes pride _ away from town. this is a place that takes pride in _ away from town. this is a place that takes pride in how - away from town. this is a place j that takes pride in how humans can coexist with polar bears. everyone we have spoken to is very aware of it all the time... should we go? i can hear shots over there which means they may be moving a bear. there is a bear there! the polar bear alert team is moving around so we are going to get back in the car. you can just see it through the trees there. we can see the polar bear. there are quad bikes moving the bear along. while a loss of sea ice threatens the bears... it also opens up the port. a new marine... this is a town preparing for a future without sea ice in the bay. the town's mayor mike spence says that could present opportunities. what do you think this place could look like in ten years' time? it will be a bustling port. the future looks bright. the fate of the polar bears of the polar

most of my grandmother was born in this small town in northern germany. she was baptized in this church. but why couldn't she stay with a father and a siblings? the one of us has been what happened to the family is alive as my grandma are adult and not something that's fun. sick from 9 to 120 to 1925 the odd years. you cannot make me, especially here in the country side. it wasn't easy to raise children without some of the facts and auntie lead us methodology is getting best to toby's tom's on the ground. tom was left alone with 5 children, so he left this was due to the care of the have folk family from the, from the they had all the game. but these nights that they went to present was even those given, you know, once and 1925, the have folks emigrated to brazil was initial effective. she on the ship pulled the union off of and thanks to the local heritage society, we're able to get a sense of the town of fish back in the 19 twenty's. the type of family lived in this house at that time, a few years off to germany, had lost the 1st world war. many people

that in your budget, in this town. so too much do you mind into the flag created for the shows that make sense is a that too high, or they just let you know how to investigate physicians of homelessness, a lot of different positions, right? which we, we saw in our report. so to try to address the house in crisis, the governments introduced a controversial house in levy to continue collecting a 1.5 percent off of work is monthly pay right? um the levy is intended to pay for the construction of 200000 affordable housing for poor rock canyon speech. yeah. how realistic is that? the child in the i think comes in when the levies. oh, there is a too much for the what? cuz not too much in terms of the technicians that it's happening population. but at the same time, how long would it take for these limited defense january? it's kind of how the numbers are causing, but i need it. so most of it in it's challenges, you're hitting, the market to the technician is already too high. so people having tasks to be can be a right addit

the industrial town of chess of yacht, also a major town, a major town of crops which ukraine that has been trying to turn into a strong hold. but the russians are already within 3 kilometers from a. this town's board as and probably the closest to the town of the net square. i am right now is the town of quarter, aka, which used to be a major logistical hub for the ukranian army here. but uh since uh, since the past few months um, the front lines have been crumbling for ukraine due to the lack of manpower due to the lack of motivation of troops. right now. well over a half of the town of quarter highways under the russian control. so again, things are looking pretty bleak of for ukraine right now, given all the problems that it faces, both on the front, on the, on the home front too. so given the rhetoric of ukraine, given directory of presidents lensky, that it doesn't ones anything. you can do, you guys won't even to hear anything about any sort of piece initiative. i'm not even, i'm not even talking about a piece deal. and this looks like he is just adamant to keep fighting until t

it is closest to the town of the ned square. i am right now is the town of cordova. it used to be a major logistical obviously, and major logistical help for the ukranian forces. right now they're holding onto the dia life, the really both literally and figuratively speaking. because basically they have to prepare more lines of defense behind the town of colorado. but things are looking rather bleak for ukrainian garrisons out on the outskirts of this down on its flanks, at least uh, at least some ukrainian troops, a rather large group of them. they have been basically sidney, circled by the russian fighters. they have been owned, outflanked, and essentially the russian military right now is saying that they can either fleet or surrender, which is to be completely eliminated. but it's, it's, it's not then um, there's not much of a choice in front of that, basically these guys, ukrainian guys and then these ukranian troops are facing right now. of course, we'll have to stand by and see how and when russia will deliver this promise, retaliation for the slightest attack

it is a town that the u.s. postal service has assigned five, that's right, five zip codes that cause endless aggravation and harm to the town's residents. delivery of social security notices, checks, medicare information, prescription medication, notices from banks, employers, absentee ballots and absentee ballot applications are disrupted day in and day out. town leaders in my office have tried along with senator chris murphy to get this ridiculous, almost monty python-esque absurdity resolved for many years with the postal service to no avail. this week's action by the house will mandate that usps address this problem once and for all by designating a single, unique zip code for these 45 small towns. mr. speaker, this vote has been a long time in coming. i want to recognize the town's first selectman, mr. dana barrows, and his predecessor, mr. gary greenberg, who have diligently raised this issue, along with the town post masters for many years, laying out the real-life consequences of fragmenting this small

so they are really reaching out to the home front, do the towns to the most peaceful towns to key of a desa different patrol skin to all, all of the smaller villages and towns in ukraine. and they are telling their colleagues, the draft office is there is any we need more meet to throw into this need grind and we need book people and right now, well, it seems, well, it's not that the, that it seems. but right now they aren't getting enough manpower, the on getting enough personnel, they aren't getting enough reinforcements. and a lot of combined is ukrainian, combined as, who are in the front lines or close to them. they are warning the ukrainian population is that much more males will have to serve and will have to go to the front. then they expect to have a listen a little bit. so according to the classification use, are people under 45 years old. they go mainly to assault units. the rest over 45 years old, go to support units, artillery engineering troops and other components of the defense forces, such as border guards, national guard. there's a big problem, not just with the qua

in these towns. so when all this is happening now at the north of the capital in the city of homes, which has been almost seized by the opposition fight, this is yes that they know we know that the, the outside of the alter the neighborhood of the city that or how the sizes that are taking place as opposed to the polls that are coming from the opposes you'll find that they're saying that it could be even matter of hours that they called god did the city center of the city or full of homes. but to day to the whole day, just seen that the russian is rags were desperately trying to stop the address of the position by bomb being. the towns that are connected to the city of homes of russ done and have these, but they failed to do so. so we're, so is it fair since you've explained the government forces have withdrawn without even fighting from multiple towns and villages really across the country? is it fair to say that they are now concentrating all their military assets and defense is around key location

the town of the gulf. it's only about a 90 minute drive from the regional send to the city of course. so several missiles hit the town according to the ukrainian combined as they targeted a come on center of rushes, marine the $1810.00 the brigade. but i witness accounts and video showed literally moments of to the attack of a pain to a very different picture. at least 15 story height building an apartment building as being the head full so adjacent to town houses and a beauty paula have been destroyed or badly damaged. now again, as you rightly mentioned, the attack was deadly right now we know about for people who have been killed. several injured and taken to hospital right now, judging by the sheer scale of the attack and the remoteness of the telling of you, go from the front line and the sort of destruction delta by the missiles, most likely those will. hi, mazda american made miss solves used against the town of the gulf. this is also so far, the primary version of russia's investigative committee t

the 1000 kilometers south is the town of capital farm. in nova, i'm bogo in the state of rio crunch. i do so this is where i grew up with my parents that my grandma either lived here for almost 30 years until her tax. in 1997 the family lost contact with my grandma siblings off to the 2nd well on. the 198 is my father attempted to track down our relatives in germany on successfully the. in portugal, i wrote a letter in portugal, most of which my mother translated into german. we sent it to fish back to the town where my mother will replace my 3 months later we got a reply for 2 of my mothers, sisters had already died. i do have their mo, helped you in front of her brother had died in the war and there was no information about the 3rd time you also i'd be more than when i gave them you know, so all contacts had been lost. so just sit there, go home, says, you know, entail mice comes off the in fact the nice isn't grand nice of my grandma ita live in this small town in the german state of noah saxony. and one thing we have in common with of

it's a little custard bowl of town. and so you a lot of guys are back there on r&r and so they're not ready when germans come in full force because, the better part of fifth panzer army is supposed come through this sector. yeah. so so if you would talk about kind of the initial kind of what they do initially. you know, there's a sense 106 is a rapidly surrounded these folks going to draw divisions and then after a couple of days of surrender and i think you see a different story as you come south to the 28th and then you and then maybe add you know how they helped by by corps with engineers which are super famous the bulge but maybe a little bit about what combat's like for these folks on on the first day and a half and how we can sense that. yeah. so the general is that the rifle companies parceled out and they the main towns the choke point towns that you see there. and so we've got, we've got defensive positions outside of the town, any approach and of course we've got roadblock arcs too. and you know, you're talkin

now, it is also a town in which there are deep frictions. frictions that will shape how many people in town perceive the events that take place in the lizzie borden trial. some of that will be the animosity that frequently rises up between the mill owners and workers. textile mill owners prided themselves on keeping their labor costs low, so they can be competitive with the mills of manchester who kept labor costs low. as a result, the second half of the 19th century, there had been a number of strikes in fall river and some violence as mill workers organized to try to improve the working conditions in the mills. mill owners wanted to keep wages low and wanting to prevent strike regularly hired a disproportionate number of women, but also children to do the labor. children as young as eight years old, because they were easier to control and wouldn't go on strike and you could pay them less. in addition, immigrants who are pouring into the country by the end of the 19th century will also mean there is a constant source bor at the gates lookin

it's been easy, business hasn't been towns and cities across the country, even quite small towns that they naturally have process. there's a huge process way, but what's also causing concern is the, is the heaviest, the police backlash, the right police have behaved in ways which we have to put it bluntly pretty by. i've seen myself my own eyes, i have to show for a church less. so why please be so people in the churchyard i'm seeing is lots of footage of people being chased through the streets and beat not maybe 1012 police people baseball protests to that level. of police brutality that the scene has actually caused even more anger amongst many georgians. when the deposition did stops to process the election results, which happens of insult type and those protests did not really take off, the georgia populace, did not re, on mass come out to protest the source of numbers. it was only when the government said that it was a bad thing for the time being the membership page, the hundreds of thousands of people since the streets. no one is actually he didn't express mean that they were c

out how about which is just outside the town of denette square. i am right now and this a full i'm a logistical hub for the grading. and i mean now a contested town is only control by the ukrainians. uh, basically only 20 percent over this place is controlled by the ukrainians right now according to the head of the dom, that's region at the same time. ukrainian sources have reported that the premium combined has re deployed from the high to cover the front a and the leads said brigade, a highly motivated brigade made out of and based and founded on the remains of the as of, of the infamous new nazi as of battalion it has been read, employed to the outskirts of a major town of the cross, because the premium come on days, very wary that the full of that town is imminent. at the same time, the authorities and as the basically the cuban government, it remains very, very hostile to any idea of it could lead to a d escalation between russia and ukraine. i probably, according to the foreign minister of hungry, the ukrainian diplomats. they have less basi

to the town of the next quarter. i am right now is the town of quarter, aka, which used to be a major logistical hub for the ukranian army here right now. well over a half of the town of quarter highways under the russian control. so again, things are looking pretty bleak of for ukraine, given the directory of presidents lensky, that it doesn't point anything. you guys won't even to hear anything about any sort of piece initiative. this looks like he is just adamant to keep fighting until the last ukrainian male or just the, the last ukranian citizen batavia with us. why not st. with back in 30 minutes the, you know, living down here, i see this guy to okay. i couldn't get the picture of it because uh i, i didn't pull my my phone out fast enough. time i got my phone. i'll take a picture of this thing i saw in the sky. that's what really tripped me out. this is one of the ships i saw in the sky. that's what it looked like. it grabs, i brought it to his reading. read those. this right here. i saw this and this guy is a

russians are already within 3 kilometers from a this towns, borders and probably the closest to the town of the net square. i am right now is the town of quarter, aka, which used to be a major logistical hub for the ukranian army here right now. well over a half of the town to put on highways under the russian control. so again, things are looking pretty bleak of for ukraine, given the directory of presidents lensky that it doesn't points anything. you guys won't even to hear anything about any sort of piece initiative. this looks like he is just adamant to keep fighting until the last few crating in mail or just the, the last ukrainian citizen. the are to contribute to college us as a while to abide and administration is pushing the well to the break of nuclear catastrophe. moscow is practicing resolve instead, or russia has a weapon that travel had hypersonic speed that us has no also to the outgoing vitamin ministration. right now there's, there's sending a outgoing gift to the incoming trump administration by creating an absolute mess, my escalating ukraine escalating, you do syria.

the result, it's a town is almost empty. there's no electricity, it's been shelled and drones talking vehicles with this couple. it's not too much they've decided to sleep with. there are a lot of explosions. it's an altima regional happening. drones are flying both kind of calls. you ones. i'm to those that drop explosive stuff down with the fence so it's happening towards the town and there's a lot of shedding. it puts our lives in danger. we stayed until the very last moment, but the front line isn't 6 kilometers as they officially claim. it's not further than 3 hours. there's no running water. these people break the freezing cold and the threat of being bumped to collect it through the 1st or just their shelling every day. a year at least 20 explosions a day. people are worried about over the last 2 weeks, the situation has gotten significantly worse with more powerful explosions. further inside the tent, the streets are deserted. only those that come up the floor refused to leave, remain for the day safely. deliveries c

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the full, a full are killed, quite shutting in a border town in boxes, cost, screenshots, local officials say, praying and fruit actively for 6 call get civilians and as fresh public back clashed in ukraine. how's the kid rushes to mobilize? move in and even send teenagers to the front of charleston, south washington. the midnight head must go and live from our h 2, as well as thanks for choosing off the stairs, celebrating what we do, stalls off with the passenger pain, crashing, cosmetics, dawn with a jets flight makoto black box has been recovered. local officials say 38 people were killed with me as a by john airlines plane. so this wednesday morning, button looks, i'm quoting a christmas day miracle. 29 up is monitoring wife. what was the exclusive footage of the 1st moments off to the crash taken by one of the passengers? the video kept to several people trying to pull out of the plane, right. there's a luggage in broken seats. many of the survive is a pitch in schultz and competence. a lot, a local broke out, well, so, so the following up, the site of the tragic is just the same at

the town of the gulf that's is now ukraine itself. the combined is making a claim that they targeted a come on the center of rushes of $810.00 marine brigade. but basically the witness accounts, as well as video that were shot literally moments of to the attack they paying to very different picture. it can be seen that an apartment block building a 5 story high apartment building as well as a few town houses and a beauty paula was hits by the missiles. now the attack was deadly right now. all these sites, they don't have a, basically the power is out that they don't have any gas supply for now, both the, the sites that have been directly hits and those that have found themselves in the direct vicinity of the strike side. now, according to the russian investigative committee and well actually judging by the sort of destruction in the scale and the remoteness of the town over the gulf from the front line, it is most likely that us made long range high mas massages were used to carry out this attack, employees of the russian investigatio

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the industrial town of chess of yacht, also a major town, a major town of crops which ukraine that has been trying to turn into a strong hold. but the russians are already within 3 kilometers from this towns, borders and probably the closest to the town of the next quarter. i am right now is the town of quarter, aka, which used to be a major logistical hub for the ukranian army here. but since, since the past few months, the front lines have been crumbling for ukraine due to the lack of manpower due to the lack of motivation of troops. right now. well, over a half of the town of quarter highways under the russian control on uh its flags a at least one large group of uh, the ukranian. the ukranian troops have been not surrounded, but the situation has come very close to that. they have been outflanked and essentially the russian military has said that they have, they don't have too many options. they can either flee, try to fleece or they can surrender, which would insure ensure that the, as many as possible of ukrainian troops keep their lives for they can all perish that. so again, th

first, it's the industrial town of chess of yacht. also there's a major town across which has been turned into a stronghold by the printing forces and the facilities, basically it's suburbs as well. but the russian on forces are already within about 3 kilometers away from the town limits. and the 3rd hotspot is the town of rock, and i used to play a major role in ukraine's logistics here outside of the nets. because the town of cut off by out of all these 3 hot spots, it's the closest to the city where i am right now. but it seems so far, it is only a matter of time when the town of crock of foods, because about 60 percent of it is as already be liberated, it is already under the russian control and the situation for being pregnant through so many pods around this town is absolutely died, some ukrainian units have the new flags from both sides, so they have to either fleece surrender or simply died until when or rather until when they completely surround it. and what is that is happening against the backdrop of forest globalization in

this started for me with the town of silver cliff in colorado. it is one of the most beautiful towns, right next to west cliff, colorado, in kuster county. in my first term i represented kuster county before redistricting. this was one of the first issues i learned of as their representative. it was not the first time this issue was brought to a member of congress. two members of congress prior to me had heard about this issue, had legislation on this issue, and the legislation did not go forward. the oversight committee we do have jurisdiction over the united states postal service. and i am so grateful for chairman comber and ranking member jamie raskin who have worked so diligently alongside of me to get this legislation through committee with complete and full support of every member on this legislation. and now i'm looking forward to this bipartisan legislation passing the house, going to the senate, and hopefully being signed into law. i want to thank senator bennett for also being passionate about the cities who need unique zip codes in col