of life as clear as crystal. flowing from the throne of god down the middle of the great street in the city. on each side of the reverse to the tree2 crops and fruit bearing its fruit every month of the tree are for the healing of the nations. no longer will there be any curse the throne of god and of the lamb will be in the city and his servants will be in the city and his servants will serve him they will see his face. and his name will be on their foreheads there will be no more night. they will not need the light of the lamb but the light of the sun the lord god will give them light. and they will rain forever. and ever. �* ~ ,, applause. # i have been lovingly long time down all the _ i have been lovingly long time down all the years down all the years down _ all the years down all the years down the — all the years down all the years down the days. and i've cried for all your— down the days. and i've cried for all your troubles smiled at your funny— all your troubles smiled at your funny little ways. we watched our friends grow up together and we saw them as they fell some of them fell into heaven # some of them fell into he

the boat is the path to the world of the ancestors, the sun is the source of life, the tree of life withds in the sky, snakes in the roots, so at first glance. the work of the central asian volga region craftsmen cannot be distinguished from the slavic ones, like this chuvaz outfit, the root is the same, common, eurasian, look, the embroidery of the russian pomors of the arkhangelsk region, this pendant once decorated a wedding sleigh, all the same familiar indo-iranian symbols, but where white sea, aosov... because of your words like nightingales, because of your words like pearls, wild animals, my words , the fur on them, the fangs of the color of the horos, the color of my cheeks i have lost, for the sake of your golden hair. i scattered my gold, i became legless and naked, beauty. from the heights of past years, the expression of peace, like previous cataclysms, the attempt to build a new world was tragic, but not unsuccessful. lines from...internation

from drops of blood grows the tree of life, on which the fruit ripens, either a falcon or an eagle soarsn the sky. solar whirlwinds around the miter mark the energy of the new annual cycle and the deer again. in the amud delta. sculptor belar tsarikaev draws inspiration from the bronze wonders of the kabansky burial mounds. the relatives of the skiifs buried there were the ancestors of the alan ossetians, ingush, chechens, turkic-speaking balkars and karachais. look at these turkic runes, they resemble scandinavian ones, but are read completely differently, which is quite a typical phenomenon for eurasia. it is known that these runes were used during the time of the turkic kaganate; in the middle ages, a book of signs was inscribed with their help. irkbetik, as valuable for the turks as for the chinese of the skavokaganate. not only the texts of the holy scriptures were written on it, ordinary people corresponded in cyrillic, as evidenced by novgorod text messages, birch bark letters and graffiti on the walls of sophia of novgorod. in the horde era , russian texts became the main alphabe

>> our tree of life prosecution, -- >> i'm looking at the totality. i'm not interested in your cherry picking one case that you've pursued. i want to know what is the total amount have 60% of your prosecutions been directed against religious base hate crimes directed at jewish americans. >> i can, i can provide, i can provide countless examples. >> for example, i want, i want the total number have 50% of your prosecutions been against hate crimes directed at jewish americans. yes or no. >> i don't have the precise number but countless examples. >> the precise number will tell us whether you are being candid in, in the relationship between what you say and what you do. another concern is that the civil rights divisions perceived resistance to supreme court decisions forbidding universities from discriminating against applicants based on their race. and the students for fair admissions case, you called this a dog whistle that could invite a lot of chaos and unnecessarily create hysteria among colleges and universities who may fear that the government may

of ice sculptures. life- size figures of irkutsk hockey club players were made on the embankment. to decorate the neighboring embankment , about 200 cubic meters of ice were brought, and fairy-tale treesreated from it along the angara. most the tree of life composition will be tall, symbolizing the relationship between man and nature. they will also recreate another historical object - the triumphal one. magadan walruses, lovers of swimming in icy water, have opened the winter season. the sea of ​​okhotsk is now actively covered with ice, the water temperature is close to 0°. however , supporters of extreme swimming believe that such a winter dive is much healthier than swimming in warm seas. report by lyudmila cherbakova. a good warm-up before the swim, members of the winter swimming club are required they exercise among ice hummocks and snowdrifts. the air temperature in magadan is approaching 20°. frost, so it’s cool to be in warm clothes on the shore of the sea of ​​okhotsk. the sea of ​​okhotsk is now actively covered with ice, the water temperature is about +1°, but this does not stop winter swimming enthusiasts. and immediately after physical exercise, water procedures begin. t

ross, or shot, we ask for your name and your family, the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casually. it's not even like you even hear the shock in our voices anymore. i mean, which is a sad statement in of itself the, today's, the day we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections. we've called over 1200 numbers and make sure that everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and use their vote. the voters. today's bytes is really for the past 8 months. have been training for this marathon and this is the starting. and if the people we put in the power now don't work for us and don't represent the young people, we're not just gonna vote. and now we're going to run again the the, everybody today is november. did you go to the building, your civic duties were up. you'll see we're on the phone. he slammed the door on me and my sister when we walk back, because my sister did this, dan, dan, of all the like. fairfax, virginia is in the the, the, the election. there were some huge winds and some huge losses around the

the tree of life synagogue, and pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casually. it's not even like you even hear this talking our voices anymore. hang on. i mean, which is a sad state of itself the today's, the day we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections. we've called over 1200 numbers and should like everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and use their vote on a motor today like is really for the past 3 months. have been training for this marathon and this is the starting. and if the people we put in the power now don't work for us and don't represent the young people. we're not just going to vote and now we're going to run again the the, everybody did you vote today? doing your civic duties presented in any close. we're all. you'll see we're all don't get the the wow the she slammed the door on me and my sister when we walk by, cuz my sister didn't take it from dna. yeah. the like fairfax, virginia is in the the, the, the election. there were some huge wins and some huge losses that are around the country. we honestly,

the front side depicts branches of the tree of life and a stylized ornament symbol of infinity.olden eagle next to the traditional namad shield. the design is inspired by the saka style of the ancient nomads. and later others will come into circulation. similar banknotes. the kazakh ice complex mideu turns 51 years old. the date, of course, is not round, but it is not a good reason to remember the highest outdoor stadium in the world. thanks to the genius of soviet engineers, it was possible to skate on the speed skating tracks there even in winter, even in summer, and in general, whenever you wanted, and world records were set on them hundred. and the beauty of the night in the sky over almaty. on december 27, city residents filmed the last full moon of the passing year, the moon shone through the clouds like a huge orange lantern, a certainly mesmerizing sight. and kazakhstan congratulated leonardo dicaprio in its own way; the actor published a post in which he thanked the government of the republic for working to preserve the saiga population. he noted that in 18 years the nu

scene as with the bar to avoid gunfire. author shots, we ask for your names and your family, the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casual rate. it's not even like you even hear the shock in our voices anymore. i mean, which is a sad state of itself the today's, the day we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections. that make sense. we've called over 1200 numbers. furniture like everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and either vote on a boat or say like, it's really for the past few months have been training for this marathon. and this is the starting. and if the people we put in the power now don't work for us and don't represent the young people. we're not just going to vote. and now we're going to run a good, a of the the the, everybody did you go to the building your civic duties in any clothes? we're all we're all the he slammed the door on me and my sister when we walk by, cuz my sister did this yeah . the like fairfax virginia is the, the, the, the, the, there were some soon twins and some huge loss

ross, or shot, we ask for your name and your family, the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casual rate. it's not even like you may even hear the shock in our voices anymore. i mean, which is a sad statement in of itself the, today's, the day we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections. we've called over 1200 numbers, furniture like everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and either vote on a boat or today's like is really for the past few months. have been training for this marathon and this is the starting. and if the people we put into are now don't work for us and don't represent the young people, we're not just going to vote. and now we're going to run again the the, everybody did you vote to the building your civic duty presented in any close? we're all, you'll see we're all don't get the on site. he slammed the door on me and my sister when we walk by, cuz my sister did this campaign of all the already like fairfax virginia is in the the, the, the on the election. there were some huge winds and so

there is an image on the front side. branches of the tree of life and an infinity symbol stylized as can see the golden eagle next to the traditional namad shield. the design is inspired by the saka style of the ancient nomads, and later. will be put into circulation and other similar banknotes. the kazakh ice complex mideu turns 51 years old. this one is certainly not round, but it’s not a reason to remember the world’s highest outdoor stadium. thanks to the genius of soviet engineers, it was possible to skate on the skating tracks there even in winter, even in summer, and indeed whenever you wanted, and hundreds of world records were set on them. and the beauty of the night in the sky over almaty on december 27. residents of the city filmed the last full moon of the year. the moon was shining through the clouds, as if huge orange lantern. the spectacle is definitely mesmerizing. and kazakhstan congratulated leonardo dicaprio in its own way; the actor published a post in which he thanked the government of the republic for working to preserve the saiga population. he noted that over

tree of life, that’s the name they chose. it is no coincidence, because objects made of wood accompanied ancestors all their lives, and those in this exhibition are by no means reconstructions. in, that these objects were raised precisely from this soil is eloquently demonstrated by the archaeological excavation, a fragment of a real historical city with buildings and streets of the 19th century. in all of belarus, similar ones can be seen only in brest and turov. there was an ancient forge here. there was a pavement here, and on the pavement there are still strips of pavement, as if waiting for the owner to fix them and move on a long journey. where the logs repeat the shape of the number one, the third birch bark letter in belarus was found. in total, three of them were found in our country, from there are two of them in our city near mstislavl, which indicates the high level of literacy of our fellow countrymen. i’m standing, having manually sorted more than 600 cubic meters of earth, archaeologists tried their best, it’s no coincidence that the castle hill and its surroundings will b

so mass garments are not fashion, he says, but rather garments for eternity. los theater, the tree of life style is inspired by the early days at the church, but it is uh inquiry to when it was the symbol that counts as a temp job and not so much the ornamentation symbol in on the corner seat. just creations are produced in santa condra. lo, not far from rimini. searching natalie usually uses silk or rolls his teams and embellishes the pieces with religious embroidery. all by hand is what sets is work . a part is, is my new attention to detail the 1st about the flux to see data view. we are working on the final details of a chest. people for an important customer already came in. this central part is originally employed at the mazda c complaint. and we also want to maintain the entire edge in the same style. quad chain through filippo has made around 20 garments for pope frances and more than 50 for the late po benedict, the 16th, including this miter and the one benedict war lying and stated st. peter's basilica. see that the problem is to see a lot of students in the got talk and you pos

tree ornament, which is much, much older. there are about 2,000 years... you're kidding? ..between these two objects. it's very interesting, the continuity, the endurance of this specific symbol in particular, which is a tree of lifeuits? what do they represent? they might be pomegranates. the pomegranate has a very specific meaning within asian folklore to do with abundance and fertility. can i tell you what i find so tantalising? it looks to me as though those leaves, if someone is wearing this and in motion, they would be actually moving — a sense of a breeze ruffling through the leaves. it's a kinetic sculpture, in essence. and sometimes also sound, somehow clanging, as you move. can i ask a question? yep. i'm struggling a bit with the whole definition of islamic art, because i look at this incredible juxtaposition and i come away thinking neither piece... clearly, one is pre—islamic and the other is so indebted to that that you can't really call that islamic either. so, what's it doing here? i think you can ask the same question to so many of the objects that we have on display here and in our collection. this is in this museum because it has been produced in a geographical area that at that time was ruled by

secured a guilty verdict against the man who killed 11 people and wounded seven others of the tree of life in pittsburgh. the division secured a conviction of a man who killed 23 in el paso, texas. targeted for their hispanic identity. in the three men responsible for the racially motivated killing of ahmaud arbery. they not only target the victims but seek to instill fear in the community. our prosecution said the louder and more powerful message that hate crimes will not be tolerated in our democracy. perpetrators will be punished and held accountable in communities targeted will be safeguarded by the federal government. as i close i want to recognize the hundreds of dedicated public service to carry out this work. their commitment inspires me and i'm honored to represent them today. thank you when i look forward to your questions. >> we will not proceed into the five minute rule with questions. the terrible recognize myself for five minutes. in a june 2020 op-ed you wrote i advocate for defunding policing operations that have made african-americans vulnerable to increased violence while

community in texas, the reason i ask is because we heard a lot of language like that before the tree of life synagogue shooting and the el paso warmer shooting. both of which were inspired by this sickening, ridiculous great replacement theory that they are bringing in latinos to replace the cup the population, it is false, it is nonsense. this great replacement theory that is echoed by republicans in congress and donald trump too has inspired literally killers of jews and latinos. when donald trump says that poisoning the blood of our country, do you hear that from constituents? do people talk about it? >> even in the last few days being out in public out in restaurants, they mention it to me unprompted. it sends a kind of shock of fear through people because they hear it and they know that it is profoundly dangerous and different from what they are used to hearing from political leaders. it's not just latinos, jews ., muslims , african-americans, asian americans it at the same kind of fear. i have said sometimes you try to keep yourself in check because you do not want to be too alarmist,

the questions i raised about domestic violent anti-semitism like the guy who showed up at the tree of life synagogue and murdered 11 jews in the worst anti-semitic attack in american history. she has herself dabbled in great replacement theory, of course the mass murderer in that case invoked great replacement theory about how jews and george soros were bringing in alien races to replace the native white population, that is something that has been invoked in other mass murderers, including buffalo. i asked her to deal with that question but she wouldn't. she completely dodged and evaded everything i asked her about, there are more questions being asked about her indulgence of or embrace of anti-semitism by donald trump and by the republican party. >> i always find that so strange when anyone questions aligned with donald trump about his flirtation with anti-semites , they immediately start talking about jerusalem. i don't live in israel, i live in washington, d.c., why are you bringing up a foreign country? understand it's a jewish country but that's like talking to a catholic who was upse

it's an hour's boat ride to bopha's former village, through a graveyard of trees, stripped of life byey moved to the new village. that, the pagoda, school, and that is my house there. the flood dispersed a people with intimate attachments to this land. some accepted compensation or resettlement fees. others, like bopha, have built homes close by. she's one of millions of people who've been displaced by dams built across china and south—east asia. translation: 10096, i don't think we can forget our birth | village because our ancestors gave life to us here. we remember them here. even their ghosts don't want to leave this village. this home is my soul. i'm deeply sad about losing this village because this is where i used to run around and be filled with joy. seeing it looking like this, it hurts. i can't help all these trees. i can only help myself. here's the old graveyard. you can usually see the old grave pillars, but it's all under the water now. she's searching this spiritual site for her grandfather's grave but settles on giving her offerings wherever she can. prays bopha still t

environment for jews in terms of our threat level here in the united states since prior to the tree of lifesacre, and that is frightening. these are moments that leaders need to step up, and the leaders that we saw this past week of these universities that failed the test, and they are now allowing the hate speech to flourish as a result. >> gap,-- again, calling for genocide is protected on campus is one thing, but if you are supporting the palestinian cause irrespective of october 7th, but if you are supportive of palestinians, what type of demonstration do you believe should be permitted on campus? >> this has been a journey for me personally and professionally. i was the founder of the jewish director for the bernie sanders presidential campaign in 2020, and i have been a long time voice for middle east peace and even throughout this period of israeli and hamas war, and calling for a two-state solution, but voices like mine are getting destroyed by the people in the hard left who don't want my voice, and the broad middle, and those of us who are fighting for peace. they want elimination

the tree of life synagogue. so, you know, donald trump has a following. at he does is he illegitimate's the worst instincts of some of the worst people to act on their instincts. and that's the danger here. it's not that, gee, this isn't really a great stratagem. the bloom is he's a leader who inspires people to action. and the action sometimes is very, very tragic. >> i think mark could speak to that, maybe. you're on capitol hill on january 6th with your boss. >> sure. i accept david's point, and i don't disagree with it. i'm simply making a separate point that for donald trump, this is such a winning issue. it doesn't need to be shrouded in controversy. >> governor desantis and nikki haley are sort of making similar arguments. this is how desantis responded to reporters when he was asked today about these comments. >> give them an ability, the opposition inability, to try to make it about something else with some of those comments. i just think it's a tactical mistake. why are we in a situation where we're even having those discussions? >> why not commi

some sick minds calls to action, and right in the middle of that campaign, october 27, 2018, the tree of life synagogue massacre. 11 jews killed. the deadliest attack on jewish americans in the united states history. even that shooting did not stop trump from continuing to fuel these deranged rumors. just days later he suggested that wealthy financier george soros, who is jewish, may have been actually paying for the migrant caravan. no record of this, no proof of this, but he said it anyway i wouldn't be surprised, yeah. i wouldn't be surprised. i don't know, but i wouldn't be surprised. a lot of people say yes. >> a lot of people say yes. rhetoric inspired bloodshed, meanwhile, continued. that was 2018. flash forward, august 3rd, 2019, the el paso walmart shooting, 23 people killed. and this sick white replacement theory continues. may 14th, 2022, the supermarket shooting in buffalo, new york, ten killed. all of those murders were inspired by these mere words. as my friend and colleague van jones points out, presidents have a way of calling the american people to act. john f. kennedy called

and we had a tragic event in pittsburgh around that issue at a synagogue there, the tree of life synagogue. so donald trump has a following, and what he does is he legitimates the worst instincts of some of the worst people to act on their instincts. that's the danger here. it's not that, gee, this isn't really a great stratagem. the problem is he is a leader who inspires people to action, and the actions sometimes are very, very tragic. >> i mean, i think marc could speak to that maybe. you were on capitol hill on january 6th with your boss. >> yeah, i accept david's point. and i don't disagree with it. i'm simply making a separate point, for donald trump, this is such a winning issue. it doesn't need to be shrouded in controversy this way. >> governor desantis and nikki haley are also kind of making a similar argument. this is how desantis responded to reporters when he was asked today about these comments. >> give them an ability, the opposition an ability to try to make it about something else, with some of those comments, i think it's a tactical mistake. why are we in a situation wher

she went on to say as we all know from centuries of oppression and genocide in europe to the tree of life shooting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania jews have long been familiar with the religious violence which continues to this day. i deeply regret diminishing this reality and hurting people with this comment for the actress wrote even more in her apology posted to instagram as you mention sarandon was dropped by the top hollywood agency after her remarks during the november rally she is not the only one who has faced backlash for sharing personal views on the israel hamas war. pro- palestinian rallies continue across the country. these organizers in new york city promising the protest will continue as long as there's fighting and gaza. >> right now were going to take a live look over the american museum of natural history here in new york city. you can see the crowd started to gather this museum has been a focal point for protesters in recent weeks to say the museum represents a western imperialism. something they are against the they usually stand outside chance, marks, demand via stop send

standard version of the bible accepted by most christian denominations >> this represents the tree of lifeed. >> it's in the illuminations that the st john's bible shows its distinctiveness and a sensibility to the modern times. this one, for example, called the genealogy of christ, is a menorah-shaped family tree, with hebrew text alongside latin. also, a nod to the third branch of abrahamic faiths. >> i just added the name of hagar, the mother of ishmael, the ancestor of mohammed, whose name i put in arabic. >> the pages and artwork of the original st john's bible have been exhibited on tours across the united states and even great britain. but their permanent home is here at st john's in collegeville, minnesota. >> this was never meant to be a museum piece. it was meant to be shared, but in reality, it does need care. >> that's tim ternes' job, as director or as he puts it, keeper of the pages, which, along with the sketches and raw elements that preceded all the finished art, are meticulously cataloged and stored in a temperature and light-controlled environment. in a time of so much p

i want to add one thing here which is journalistically speaking, i covered the tree of life shooting. i was there. i went to pittsburgh to cover it. i wrote about the tops shooting in buffalo. i wrote about the el paso walmart shooting, with 23 people killed. and in each of those instances, it was that same sort of rhetoric. and this is no kind of, you know, partisan dig at a particular person. anyone who looks at the kind of weaponized rhetoric that we saw in those manifestos would see that people, that there's a very clear parallel between that kind of language and those kinds of actions. >> and just to stay with you for just one moment, because the history of journalism in this country including "the new york times" and others, i have the big screen shots of that, is in the 1930s, when hitler himself was making these kinds of claims and saying these things, and praising henry ford, who donald trump has also repeatedly praised for having great blood lines. he's praised him, and hitler praised henry ford, and trump has as well. the media largely ignored it and brushed it off as light

had, you know, genocidal style language being used, but also massacres taking place, like the tree of lifeue in pittsburgh or the buffalo supermarket. those are right-wing antisemites who talk about the great replacement theory. we had a guy at cornell who was making death threats towards jews. palestinian college kids who were shot in burlington, vermont, of all places. with locks republican gun laws across the country, we have to take it very seriously, anybody who's making any kind of violent threats, especially genocidal threats. having said that, where does elise stefanik get off lecturing anybody about antisemitism and she is the huge's supporter of donald trump, who traffics and antisemitism all the time? she didn't utter a peep of protest when he had kanye west and nick fuentes over for dinner. nick fuentes, who doubts whether october 7th even took place because he thinks it was some kind of suspicious propaganda move by the israelis. the republican party is filled with people who are entangled with antisemitism like that. yet, somehow, she gets on her high horse and lectures a jew

we saw that in the tree of life synagogue, where the shooter espoused antisemitic nativism posts. l paso with the walmart shooting, where the person believed in hispanic invasion of texas. poisoning the blood, i mean, that is directly feeding into those incidents. never mind the buffalo shooting in 2022, where that person was also expressing some white supremacist narratives. so, i think all of these narratives combine and are intertwined. they all lead to dangerous incidents. he knows exactly what he's doing. but when you look at a leader like that, it's just unfortunate and just so disgusting that he doesn't care. that he's a leader of the republican party, he's one of the largest platforms, and he knows that his rhetoric is dangerous he's been told that, he's really been briefed on it about it during his tenure in the oval office by national security officials. he knows what leads to in the consequences. but i think this is part of who he is. it's part of his brand. and he saw it get elected according to what he probably thinks was affective in previous elections i think he'll c

lehman: my wife grew up a mile from the tree of life synagogue. we were married a mile. we feel the pain of that community and do not that replicated god forbid on a college campus and don't find a way as you said to eradicate the hate we are allowing to fester, we will see it. i only have a few seconds to respond here, but bottom line -- and it's not dissimilar what mr. doggett said as well. all hate is a problem, but should not turn a blind eye to the fact that we have sanctioned and universities have sanctioned allowing the specific form of hate against israel, demonization beyond anyone can imagine unless you are sitting on campus and a hate that says if you are jewish, it's kind to have discrimination pointed your way. you gave recommendations. if you stand title 6 is a huge way to drive accountability. universities feel that pain. these are the steps we need to take. mr. thompson: thank you for having this committee hearing today and i want to thank the witnesses for being here. i am extremely grateful that you're here and speaking out against this dreadful behavior

of the vatican city for the launch of the traditional nativity scene and the lighting of the christmas tree. the life science nativity to fix the birth of jesus christ. this is street is a 25 meter high spruce from the tell you knox. the climate activists have condemned oil exporters for urgent countries to refuse any international agreement that would see fossil fuels, fuels completely phase doubts report say, opec secretary general road to members and allies, us getting them to prevent such a deal at the un kind of conference into by the way, well, what do we? well, when do we make these demonstrators are protesting against the least open message urging countries to book any text targeting fossil feelings. we're here until effect many of the comp 28 negotiators are concerned about the lack of progress and resistance of opec members. i don't believe why they will package shades and we show these costs, actually the pro auction across the fuels. if we want to be series the or citizens in the planet, if we're going to be able to achieve the 2013, started get off emissions by single pack shortstop dire

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three to 50 years later we have just marked the fifth anniversary of the murders that pittsburgh tree of life since a synagogue. on city streets abuses hurled at orthodox jews and swastikas are graffiti darn storm doors and also at the state department. the long history of american anti-semitism left its mark in higher education quotas on the admission of jewish students began in the ivy league in the 1920s and spread to more than 700 private colleges and universities. the campus also wrestled with the child of anti-semitic speech before this fall in the early 1990s holocaust deniers took out full-page ads in college newspapers. those ads at large furious debates about free speech on campus and also help propel holocaust into the university to respond to the disinformation. anti- israel has been flaring on campus well before this fall. i can look back more than 20 years in october 2200 students at the university of michigan yelled israel is a fascist state and protested a teaching. the barbarity terrible new chapter for history. cares about human rights name of opposition to israel has caused

tree. she says it was the scariest moment of her life. >> was placed in a tree, he looked like he was placed in a tree, with the gash on the side of his face, it was a deep, deep gash, but they glued it shut. >> reporter: they had to hike a mile to get out, and lourde was rushed to the hospital with a concussion and a big cut on his ear. >> he kept falling asleep, waking up. >> reporter: her boyfriend broke his collar bone. they're all banged up but lucky to be alive. >> by the grace of god, i swear, i swear, like they survived. >> reporter: lourde's bassinet is crumbled by their home, a somber reminder of what this family went through. alexander cowen, clarksville, tennessee. >> thank goodness they survived. >>> next, tiger woods is competing again this weekend. but this time he's joined by two cubs. >>> today tiger woods turned the pnc championship into a family affair. he's playing with his son charlie and his daughter sam is his caddey. caddie. >>> quaker oats is pulling some of its products off the shelf out of fear for salmonella contamination. consumers are advised to throw away the i

today he is the owner of the only christmas tree decoration factory in belarus. and now his whole life of this peculiar business, when a few months before the new year there are no concepts, weekends and rationing. working day, last year i worked for warehouse for up to two or three nights every day, starting from november fifteenth, december 31st, well , there weren’t enough people, i didn’t think this would happen. there wasn’t enough drive, as if, well, in reality, everyone was changing clothes, the office was changing clothes, they were going to work in the warehouse. andrey bigon, a person for whom being a businessman does not mean having fabulous earnings, it means building a business from scratch that would bring inner satisfaction, the realization that you are doing something that few people in the world can do, and the results of your work bring people nothing but than incomparable emotions. if for an ordinary person the feeling of the coming year appears in december, maybe sometimes in november. here it does not disappear all year round; at the only christmas tree decoration

and brightly mordovia welcomes guests at its stand, and the main element is a huge tree of the universe, a symbol of life, a symbol of the future , the mordovian oak is mentioned in national legends; visitors are greeted here by a cute little fox and offers go on a virtual trip around mordovia, show something for the russian tv channel, let's fly over mordovia, we are working with our catering, we are working with the appearance of our city, buildings, sports facilities, the hotel is also ready for accommodation, we have plans to build more hotels, because there are really not enough accommodation places for tourists now, they won’t leave you hungry in mordovia, like in tatarstan, right at the exhibition they prepared shurpa for everyone, the goose was boiled, so that it wouldn’t get boiled, we pulled it out. there is 500 portion 1200 l, fantastic, what are the most important projects the republic is presenting in moscow now, the completion of the m12 project, that is, 6.5 hours kazan and moscow are getting closer, this is a big project, strategic not only for tatarstan, in general those regions where th