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this is actually the engine that we've been walking past. to a building, so at least it's not going to go anywhere. and what's also interesting is how we have to film this test. we have to put our cameras inside these protective boxes, for obvious reasons. and then a whole hour before they run the test, we need to clear out of here, which means we have to run a really long remote control wire for our cameras, all the way around to that remote viewing area, there. we did bring the really long wire, didn't we? main burst in three, two, one. feel the rumbling! whoo! that went right through me! wow! and finally, it's time to see whether we caught the shot that everyone wants to see. what were the risks? yeah. the power could have come out, the trigger could have been wrong. the camera could have melted. an asteroid could have just come straight down. 0k, well, i think that that didn't happen. all right. so, we seem to have... 0k, we're... 0h! 0k. immediately! there's footage! wow. oh, wow. it's just igniting the air. look at the shock waves on t

well, let's go for a walk. this was probably our first walk.ber it right now , i wanted to cut some and said let's get closer to the complex, take a walk. so we cut off somewhere, cut off there, which made me scared, that is, he goes ahead. i'm walking behind. i can not see anything. we are walking on some snowdrifts. there are some fences such in general , from questions. who do you have more proactive attitudes. tell the fuck. who is the most are you verbose? this is also no alternative. it seems to me that sometimes vicki you are ashamed of me even somewhere, for example, i will laugh. he will laugh silently somewhere in his soul. here we are, of course, in this regard . just generally somehow two different people. well, somehow a sandwich agreed on something, until i understand what it seems to me that this is love, when that's it, somewhere, something like that hurts. you cannot explain, loving people will understand without words. and this is probably the most laconic interview. while nikita is in our program. everyone says next to me the

this group are from ramblers scotland, a charity who are passionate about walking.d access rights, so you can walk more or less wherever you wish, as long as you are responsible about it. but it lacks a complete map of its path network. so the charity has been creating a digital map of its own. it brings together all known existing paths using data from ordinance survey and information from openstreetmap and local authorities. one of the surprising things about scotland as it is actually harder to find places to walk than you might imagine. we have got all this amazing green space around us, but actually, if you pick a paper map, you might really struggle to find a path you want to walk. so one of the things we are trying to do with the scottish paths map is to actually make those places easier to find for everybody, wherever they live. how many paths do you think are out there for people to discover that aren't on the map? so we've discovered something like 20,000 new paths in the short time we've been running the project already. i think that probably we could eas

well, as i walked, i walked, and myasikov tells me from school.are you here legs, like ducks scatter. and it turns out that i childhood, i walk without including the calf muscles. i throw out my leg, put it down and move on. after all, when we walk, it's just a process of falling, so as not to fall. well, let's imagine the legs, in fact, what happens, and people who actively walk, they put their foot, and then they do. here is the movement. yes , due to the calf muscle. when i try to go faster starting to do it. but how do you all go? it's so uncomfortable, so painful , i mean, it's also a habit. here , many fall immediately to the entire sole. well, yes go down. well, why breed the wrong gait? like on the knee, if you put or your legs fall on all the soles at once, of course, our weight is not amortized, respectively, we destroy the ankle. accordingly, we destroy the knee joint, respectively, we break the hip joint. and in general, you can immediately see. what a joint hurts, because the geometry of the gait is immediately violated, because you i

this is actually the engine that we've been walking past.where. and what's also interesting is how we have to film this test. we have to put our cameras inside these protective boxes, for obvious reasons. and then a whole hour before they run the test, we need to clear out of here, which means we have to run a really long remote—control wire for our cameras, all the way around to that remote viewing area, there. we did bring the really long wire, didn't we? the camera's locked down and the remote control line is set. and with duckner left in charge of the heat absorption lake and us having retreated to a safe distance... operator, please start the hot fire engine. i ..it�*s time. main burst in three, two, one. feel the rumbling! whoo! that went right through me! wow! that was so loud and so bright. i just... my eyes couldn't... that's like looking at the sun. wow. and finally, it's time to see whether we caught the shot that everyone wants to see. what were the risks? yeah. the power could have come out, the trigger could have been wrong. th

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this group are from ramblers scotland, a charity who are passionate about walking.cess rights, so you can walk more or less wherever you wish, as long as you are responsible about it, but it lacks a complete map of its path network. so the charity has been creating a digital map of its own. it brings together all known existing paths using data from ordinance survey and information from 0penstreetmap and local authorities. one of the surprising things about scotland as it is actually harder to find places to walk than you might imagine. we've got all this amazing green space around us, but actually, if you pick a paper map, you might really struggle to find a path you want to walk. so one of the things we are trying to do with the scottish paths map is actually to make those places easier to find for everybody, wherever they live. how many paths do you think are out there for people to discover that aren't on the map? so, we've discovered something like 20,000 new paths in the short time we've been running the project already. i think that probably we could easily d

walks and cross-country skiing.s year, landscaping work will begin on the sections of the rastopkinsky aqueduct, and in the floodplain of the river, worms along the agricultural street received temnikova pavel letnikov alexander kucherovsky yaroslav aulov and olga sukhorov all the news. no commission to replenish accounts to pay for services. now users of the russian parking application can, but the introduction will affect almost 7 million. users of the service will bear the costs, the city of cancellation the commission will affect not only payment, street and intercepting parking, but also other services provided by applications. this is the purchase of subscriptions for parking, round-the-clock resident permits for payment of fines, including for evacuation, as well as travel on the moscow high-speed ​​diameter. the prosecutor's office organized a check after the fall of a hang-glider on a private house in zavenigorod , the crash occurred the day before. in the evening, during the maneuver, the aircraft lost alt

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the kilos while i was asleep and i cannot walk or talk.- cannot walk or talk.kshire hospital nhs trust told the bbc that it is a major challenge for clinicians worldwide to diagnose and investigate autoimmune encephalitis. due to limited patient numbers. she does not run for her time in the psychiatric hospital or in a coma and rather than feel angry about what happened to her she is now working with the nhs to make sure her situation does not happen to anyone else. i sure her situation does not happen to anyone else-— to anyone else. i don't want us to to anyone else. i don't want us to go through this — to anyone else. i don't want us to go through this process _ to anyone else. i don't want us to go through this process again i to anyone else. i don't want us toj go through this process again and to anyone else. i don't want us to l go through this process again and it takes another girl to come, ordered boy, get— takes another girl to come, ordered boy, get sectioned and go through the whole — boy, get sectioned and go through the whole cycle again. she boy

yes, here is a place where you could walk was really more.now everything is sunset on the pavement in tiles. so it turns out that in the evenings there is only one pet around houses can walk up to ten people to any tree. we still have to get there. it all passes through the children's playgrounds, or under the wheels, or we violate the playgrounds in the first place. this is safety for everyone. there you can put different devices for tricks and for passing. there are teams nearby, which is very important in social life. yes, our request, the sokolnikov council promised to solve the problem in the near future by organizing a dog playground on the territory of gastella street. and zhopanova, a. worked by the district since last year, i can only say one dog playground this year will be built along the street, zhebrunova well, what about negligent owners who forget about packages while walking their pets ? at the entrances, but not to come up with people or lawmakers. we are responsible not only for those whom we have tamed, but because of the p

a traditional walk that happens every year during this time. bridge was a site where more than 600 civil rights demonstrators led by the late congressman, john lewis. they were beaten by alabama state troopers, they were attempting to cross the pettus bridge as the start of a statewide campaign for black voter protections at the time. it galvanized the civil rights movement, and we will talk in a moment with some of the cube crossing the bridge today among, them martin luther king the third, reverend jesse jackson. you can see on the right-hand side of your screen, and alabama congresswoman, terri sewell. later today, we spoke with the white house director of the office of public engagement. take a listen. >> let me start with saying that i was surprised when november came and went, that you have decided to stay until march. because you had made it clear when you started in the office of public engagement, and the senior adviser to the president. you were helping things keep going. but you had to go in november, and then december came, january

it was very hard and i felt a kind of helplessness, you understand, i walked dolenkamat well, they said that it is not necessary, i'm sorry almost all of the strums have gone abroad well, someone has left here and in ukraine , and i have on my phone the schedule of the performance of my colleagues in the double bass group of the kharkiv opera , i don't wipe it, i don't throw it away, i keep it in remember with hope, with confidence, with hope, you with confidence that we will continue it, surely one day this time will come i will bring my grandson mark to the kharkiv opera in some children's skirts and he will watch it we live little by little we will calm down but fear still lives in the soul and we now there is our saltworks at the drohobytsk saltworks - it is one of the oldest in the country and in europe, and our mine has been operating since 1473, in such a state as we can see, everyone knows that the territories of the donetsk region, in particular the soledars, are being bombarded by war the artemsil enterprise, and then there was a huge need for salt in ukraine, because this ent

cars are even more dangerous than walking. many people just left on foot.omeone was already leaving mariupol. someone was leaving in groups. melekino went out. we also had such conversations, but my wife's mother was with us after the operation. a person of our age did not dare to make such a long crossing because there was about 40 km on foot. it was march 20. we went to bed. the entrance door to our dressing room, this suit turned nice, and they all jumped up. then she shouted even better . there is no door. there is no heat. now there is no heat . everything is dusty. we are dusty and we understand that we have already arrived. mother is pulling names into the building. he says, where are my demits, where did they grab my alarming suitcase bag with documents, they grabbed the cat, the child is already in my arms. here i am holding it, and they understood that we need to go down to the storage room , there are already places in the storage room, the boys also took some of their bags and grabbed them, and my husband decided on the bags rearrange in some ot

you walk into court, pleaded not guilty and walk out. president spero agnew who was... ., ., y president spero agnew who was... ., ., , , ., was... unfortunately, sorry to interrupt_ was... unfortunately, sorry to interrupt you. _ was... unfortunately, sorry to interrupt you, we _ was... unfortunately, sorry to interrupt you, we run - was... unfortunately, sorry to interrupt you, we run out - was... unfortunately, sorry to interrupt you, we run out of l interrupt you, we run out of time. thank you so much for your time. that's all for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lmmisztak. thursday turned out to be the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures in suffolk reaching highs of 17.8 celsius, very close to 18 degrees. but while there were some spells of sunshine, there were also some hefty downpours. and we're starting friday with, actually, some more persistent rain swirling around this area of low pressure. now, this has been named by the french weather service. it's been named storm martis for the strength of the winds in

i wouldn't have walked a step here, and i would have gone headlong. go wherever you want in any circle. our today's program has come to an end, travel with us. travel yourself. normally everything hurts today we have a matter of special importance attack. on anton stogova represents the need for haystacks. this is the center forward of the star, how many, in my opinion, 15 goals he scored that year and was recognized as the best player of the tournament. well done rozhkov anton stogov the hope of our football and a balm for my wounded heart fan ivanchu has already been sent to the place kataev reports every day not on the table, work. the wings of the nose indicate that he is energetic and enterprising, and the thick raised eyebrows indicate that he works for publishing. and go ahead, at least on all four sides, but i work where i want, and when i want, yes, otherwise i still somehow haven’t been given a separate office and you won’t wait. and why , presumably, i would like to, because they shot down a girl, they are 1002, she is in a coma, the identi

, walk, walk. i'm going to respect all the country. i think it will be good to go when you become the way it just gets data i need to get i think that's you know, when you are way i think that's you will not be good relationship with people. you finally could ra. i wanted to ask if you cover stories elsewhere in africa, and if so, what are the differences from country to country regarding freedom of the press and protection for journalists who's doing it right. and who's doing it wrong? i guess in this less it's not not that someone is wrong one. 6 but, you know, do you have to have to fully you know, when someone is president, he will not want sounds. it needs to be met later in news, but like a brick and there need to be that didn't you didn't use for me again, at least we have we that's we have the following. that's that's, that's not done. i did it, but i get that because i don't. i'm not free to make it because i'm a journalist. we have a lot. i know i'm you know what, what do you be to it's n

i'm a senior and can't walk fast. sometimes i get left behind and if you can make the soma street plan permanent tell be great for us like me who is a senior and can't walk fast. [inaudible]. next speaker, please. lollita and [inaudible] and lucie. i am [inaudible] i live at clement tina street in soma district. i want to main taint slow streets and include the whole so many on district for slow street most apartments are in soma district. and what is that street. and also we more seniors more seniors have already physically challenged slow and movement [inaudible]. hearing, seeing, walking. [inaudible]. [inaudible] slow streets for the slow seniors. [laughter]. all we want for seniors is slow streets. all we want is a slow street for the slow seniorsch slow seniors! [laughter] slow seniors. all we want for slow seniors is a slow streets for slow seniors. take care of the traffic. the traffic is and the sidewalks the bicycles are there and while i was walk somebody just struck my head i was walking slowly and riding a

government governments think it had to do the official that your walk to walk. walk. i'm going to reflect on the country. i think it will be good and also when you become are due to the way it just gets data i get i think that you would not when you are way that you will not be good relationship with people. now you finally could ra. i wanted to ask if you cover stories elsewhere in africa, and if so, what are the differences from country to country regarding freedom of the press and protection for journalist who's doing it right. and who's doing it wrong? i paid in this less. it's not, you know, that's some wanting to grow one. 6 6 but, you know, people are kind of the how can, how can you know, when someone is president, he will not want some needs to be made later, but in news, but like i need to be new to the news for me, at least we have we that's we have the following, that's that, that's not done. i did it, but i get that because i don't, i don't, i'm not ready to make the use because i'm a journalist. we have a lot a lot and you know, what is what needs to it'

apparently because dale was paralyzed by grief. >> dale walks into his walk-in closet and a half of thes out and he's crying. he says, i got to get this stuff out of here. >> so, clearly arrested judgment. a sloppy investigation, said the defense. by detectives who took the holthaus's alibi to. easily failed to consider that the murder might have been committed by whoever robin or by bank just before stephanie disappeared. attorney bernhardt confronted cbi agent sadar. >> you have no evidence of mr. bruner assaulting his wife? >> correct, no direct evidence of mr. bruner murdering her. >> of course, had dale taken the stand, he would've had to answer to some stubbornly uncomfortable facts. and this question, that hung over the defense table like a cloud. you love your wife. you loved her a lot. but in that moment of extreme rage when she was leaving you, you killed her? strangled her and through her body in the river. >> that so not true. >> the theme of the prosecution was that you were an abuser. and that it was -- >> it's beyond so not true. it's just not true. they painted quite a p

this is dangerously scary, more loads will be driven like walking for a walk is the only park, accordingnists, there is still a way out of a difficult situation. i recommend contacting the construction complex to the deputy for construction, and the mayor of moscow and, as a rule, these questions. they reach they uh, are considered and already а, having teamed up with designers with general contractors with city activists. can these issues be resolved in the prefecture of the northern administrative district capital, our request has already been answered when designing the construction of residential buildings, an unhindered approach to the residential building at the address korovinskoe shosse, house 6, building 1 will be provided, and the balance of the owner of this territory has already been instructed to organize safe pedestrian routes during construction work alexander bystritskaya gennady palichin grew fetkulin ilona gassiev news. today is world virus day, human papillomavirus is a dangerous infection that can lead to the development of a number of different cancers. diseases acco

walk down the catwalk designers all over the world tremble.your collections. well, we almost applaud. nice, well, maybe take big events too. and this is our new collection. uh, we cook in a handbag and hats and accessories. here the kids are doing a great job. show video. let's girl the image of such a cat, very cool. i want to be cats. come on your image let's make hats. here she made it herself, cool fashionable, and she has such a handbag. we, too, seem to be like this, but ours is we made a bird. wait there they called him a sin. here we have some kind of talisman, our sinner. yes, he keeps looking. he is holding beads. this is also a costume. here are the girls. you see how much you need to invest there in order to take all these triangles. this is what we will have for each costume, we will have an accessory from the boost , there will definitely be long large such beads. here is the bag too. see. from what elements elements, you know, they seem to be simple things that children can actually do. this is child's work. here they are still

you can see the way those peopl were walking through the capitol , as you say, they are walking neatly, politely, very peaceable. they don't mean any harm. they are treating the capitol with reverence. that doesn't excuse the others, the minority of the protesters who did break windows and fight police and injure police and cause mayhem. but the people who are now bein picked up and some of them have been jailed without trial for months or even years on end, di not commit violence. they walked through open doors. they were escorted by police. they felt that this was okay. i think jacob chansley is a classic example of that. >> if i go to the door of a liquor store and a uniformed police officer opens it for me, i walk in, take the money from the tilt and leave. he is an accessory to the crime. i am not attacking the capitol police. we are grateful to their help for getting this video out. but that doesn't make any sense at all. the federal judge who oversaw this case doesn't seem to have noticed. this seems insane to me. i don't know why no one is willing to explain it. >> well, clearl

actually in fact, when you walk through the shop windows in it.you don’t understand that yes, you had a hand in this, and especially if people stop and look the same way. how are you. so yes, i like to look at what i got in the end. well, like, uh, as if there wasn’t something that i would like to finish something, it happens, but in the end. yes, i like the result that the project is finished and you can start the next one, and for me to work as a decorator designer, in fact, well, in fact , to live, because i can’t imagine my life without creativity. it is very important for me to express myself through these creative ideas , some projects, probably if there were none. i would just draw, do design projects, do anything. just not some boring office, work, probably, a dream helps me and spread it also helps people feel this holiday atmosphere. perhaps even my mood at the moment when i did something, forced the composition or some other things there. it seems to me that this is important. this is the profession she helps to bring. the atmosphere of

there is barely a person walking around here. that is because 2 big unions have joined forces to call for this big strike to day. and that is because their demands are during negotiations for salary increases for public transport workers aren't being met. they're asking for salary increases are between $10.12 for so is depending on which of the to unions. members are parts because they want to help these workers have more support in dealing with writing inflation. since russia's war of aggression against ukraine, germany has experienced the highest levels of inflation in the postwar iraq. and it shows we've seen in february 8 point 7 percent inflation and especially hitting energy prices and the prices of food, both at around 20 percent inflation. people are feeling this when they have to pay bills where they have to go shopping at the supermarket. and the amount of people who are taking part in the striking, the kind of disruption that this strike has brought in germany today also shows how strong unions are in germany. also com

this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we have had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is, yeah, it's amazing. the bones were unearthed at a ranch in patagonia in argentina just over a decade ago. as scientists got to grips with the scale of their find, they werejoined by sir david attenborough. he also got a chance to see what t

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jacob chansley did not walk through broken window. he walked through an open door. again, he walked into the senate, being held -- with a gun. this footage is available to everyone, including the anchors on msnbc. they know this. they are lying anyway. they don't care about what actually happened. they don't care about the civil rights, the man whose life was destroyed. what you saw was a measure of the total molar corruption of our news media and the institutions they serve in washington. it has implications for you, if they will endorse the unjust destruction of one man, they have no limits. they will do anything. and now, with these impending arrests, they are showing you what they will do. so if you support the wrong presidential candidate, you get arrested, don't get to see exculpatory evidence in the trial, apparently those are the rules. if you do vote the right way, they get -- they will even force taxpayers to give you money after the fact. philadelphia just agreed to pay nearly $10 million to people who say they were "insured in the police response to the

doing some - fantastic walking. how much time do ou send fantastic walking.spend looking for space? mentally and physically, i got on the school time and time again to try to _ the school time and time again to try to find — the school time and time again to try to find available space this is a case _ try to find available space this is a case in — try to find available space this is a case in point when am about to show— a case in point when am about to show you — a case in point when am about to show you is— a case in point when am about to show you is a former resource cupboard _ show you is a former resource cupboard and now, we have members of the visual— cupboard and now, we have members of the visual impairment therapy team conducting therapy or their children in this— conducting therapy or their children in this space. in a resource cupboard _ in this space. in a resource cupboard. good afternoon. i am ashamed — cupboard. good afternoon. i am ashamed. is that each of the school, i ashamed. is that each of the school, i genuinely— ashamed. is that eac

they walk and walk with you. we were looking for the konotop witch. we didn't find it.pse, he shocked me. on february 24 , they drove into the territory of ukraine, which turns out to exist because i know that this is ukraine. therefore we conclude well, all the words, material, sleep and move on. welcome to the espresso channel . today, in our military program, we will talk about snipers and mortars. the conclusions we made from the russian war and what we should improve about it, we will talk about it with the ukrainian military and experts, my name is serhiy zgurets, i am the director of the information consulting company defense express, which together with the espresso channels strives to highlight the most relevant defense, industrial and military trends and the first to join us is yurii chornomorets, doctor of philosophy, theologian, volunteer and sniper, mr. yurii, i congratulate you , i congratulate everyone, first of all, i would like to express my respect for your work because i am watching what are you you do and you do really important and extremely necessa

this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth.ore than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and it just about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a iao—year—old building has been a challenge. we have had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is, yeah, it's amazing. the bones were unearthed at a ranch in patagonia, in argentina just over a decade ago. as scientists got to grips with the scale of their find, they were joined by sir david attenborough. he also got a chance to see what this titan of the

walk with that. i many times that you need to say whether or not that yeah, but you know, we can give you a preview because you do that fits so one that we don't want you to read about about what you see, things like that. it's pretty walk like john i just back that would be the pick up when brooklyn there are several especially sensitive topics that you reported on, including fighting in eastern congo between government forces and m. 23 rebels who are supported by rwanda. the congolese government has threatened you with the rest because of your reporting. again, how do you protect yourself and continue to do your job? do you find yourself having to self sensor? for example. 6 when you, when you look at your new risk, that's what we get to see. if we got you with the rebel stuff there, we are mostly up even i and you see things like that. you must be careful when you're watching it. and now you'll have a protocol, what is going good, interesting what it means of communication face. that's the case. i

i can walk around on my phone without worrying about being robbed. and part of this, let me get out. but emigrating isn't as easy as it sometimes made out to be on social media. okay, so can i get out of that? it's a process that requires discipline focus, and perseverance he owned by the 3rd anthea, oh, in the wilmington. well, now i miss my family all the time and think of them. i tried to do a video cool with them every day. someone that i knew was something that i really loved columbia and seeing the 12th of kim math and i buy things that remind me of her name and sweet and also set them immune with. but i think i always miss my country in my family and move out of the angle fix that. i know both those the you're telling me that i would definitely recommend that all my doctor colleagues in columbia come to germany to do their residency on. yeah, it's worth the risk and brings you so many benefits when you do it more children must go up to forward or sometimes you just have to go for it. and that brings us to the end of this edition of made for me

more than 600 employees walk inside here. in the $400.00 rooms, you can also go up the tower to have fantastic views over the city. and at the very top, you can see there's a statue called the munich child. it's a symbol of the munich city. and these balconies that you see behind me there are popular plays for sports teams to celebrate their dice. ah, if you keep walking through the old city, you'll eventually reach this majestic gate fort, cause sure it's the entrance to the biggest pedestrian area and munich. and this where here is 4 cars plus, also known as stock, but there's a very big should have found in here in the summer, like right now. and in winter, this area becomes the place for a big ice getting, getting at. you can see this whole squared, it's pretty busy with if you get tired of all the sites thing and want to have a quick bite this week to allan mocked is the place to beat. it offers a huge selection of food items from sandwiches to soups and roasted potatoes to small. these. just make sure that you don't com

you see the walk t ening. there are rest includd s gaed oupo. thwalk e ndinbetter safety protocols in the school. students told me today was erie walking the halls of the school. the emotions are everywhere from anger to sadness and even grief. they tell me their safety and security needs need to be heard and change needs to be made. i want to show you this video we shot earlier. this is the school building. there is graffiti that shows this school isn't safe and there is another that says we don't want to die. those thoughts are real for students. that's why hundreds of them, their parents, people in the community gathered for today's walk out. they are not happy and it is very clear. in fact there are words they used during this walk out that we can't even say on television. they're pretty much angry. as we have been reporting the district removed school resource officers in summer 2020. that's a decision made by santa rosa city school board but the police department wants to bring the resource officers back. students tell me n't want the offi

government government if something is happening or to do proficient, you'll walk, walk, walk, and it's all new because i think it will be good and also avoids they go they go when you become or do the way. 1 it just gets data i need to get. i think that you would not when you are way i think that's you will not be good relationship with people. now you finally could ra, i wanted to ask if you cover stories elsewhere in africa. and if so, what are the differences from country to country regarding freedom of the press and protection for journalist who's doing it right. and who's doing it wrong? i guess in this less, it's not, he's not. that's some wanting to grow. one. 6 but, you know, people kind of have to have to fully you know, when someone is president, he will not want sounds good. i need to speak to med later in news, but like, i need just to be nice to read the news, to me. but then at least we have anything we that's we have the following that's, that's, that's, you know, again i did it, but i guess that's because i'm done. i mean, i don't, i'm not ready to make use because i'm

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to walk, walk. i'm going to reflect on because i think it will be good and also a bit later when you hit the camera due to the way it just gets data i get i think that's you would not when you are way i think that's you are not good with people now you finally could or i wanted to ask if you cover stories elsewhere in africa and if so, what are the differences from country to country regarding freedom of the press and protection for journalist who's doing it right. and who's doing it wrong? i think this was it's not, it's not that someone is wrong or someone. 6 but, you know, people are all kind of believe how to, how to fully you know, when someone is, for instance, he would not want sound generally to make it was in news media, but when to talk about it. and then just to me, that's good news to respond to the news too, but that, but for me as a journalist, we have a we have one that we have to following that to groups that to you. yes. but i can do that because then i just, i don't, i'm not ready

close to natural walking. that we can easily connect the patient to the device we ourselves added this device for at least 250 thousand dollars, but we were able to increase the price of the device to 14 million. in fact , it has become a rehabilitation operation in the native country, and now the technologists are thinking of exporting the product. the hospitals under the university of medical sciences have this device. iran's medical sciences are used in educational and therapeutic clinics. on the other hand, for the persian gulf countries , we have this program for development that includes exports. meeting the needs of the society and developing knowledge-based products is the goal that technologists are looking for. the experts of an iranian knowledge-based company succeeded in localizing a special device for measuring cholera iron in the steelmaking process . previously, chemical weapons were used in the steelmaking industry. the minute has been reduced by relying on domestic power and the cooperation of