ernst from the leadership of the army group. called a man who was called a fireman, who is it walter modelhal walter model, he first commanded in the north, then he was transferred to the south, and now he was returned to the center again to put out the fire, he put it out, it fell apart army group, what should i say, i’m moving on without a penalty, and you had a penalty in the first stage, no, why do you need to go further, then there, and there is where, wagon drivers, wagon drivers of what, semi-finals, wagon drivers, semi-finals, then comes arseny orefiev, orenburg, please. on the yellow track, why? then, two correct answers and that’s it. correct once, answered very well, let's try again, come on, waltz. on july 17 , 1944, an operation codenamed "big waltz" was carried out. what was she like? it was a big parade of prisoners of war around moscow. how? large parade of prisoners of war in moscow. that's all. no, no, the correct answer is simple. mine will be longer. in moscow, columns of some of the prisoners taken in operation bagration were driven away. almost 58 thousand people, amo

k. invested or 2 as 2 as the model walters, which we did that settlements are legal to national law and also makes it harder still to progress any solution for this conflict that we spoke with a research for myself, with the scientists for me, some globally union that she said that only the international community i'm in particularly united states can stop as well. we have to know that's real fast. city is an overcrowded area that became the whole home to over one point. 5000000 a displaced causes, according to underwater, and that's place has long been presented as a safe place for guidance. so of course you sorry, we can implement this planned as long as they have they, they are bucks like due to us, which is in total disregard those they human, the tire cause us for a few which could be simplified and you the additional human laws and all these, these of course a violation the provision of misers by the i. c g for most, nothing lifting, gaza, so concrete, the, there's no where to go. so in addition to the terrible human laws, all the money for stations of human life has have been des

k. invested or 2 as 2. 0, as the model walters who tweeted the settlements are legal under the national law and also makes it harder still to progress any solution for this conflict. and also in the end, this whole plan is comes an interest defying quotes to end the fight thing and gather the head sort large sloss of gazda and also to revive the efforts to establish opinions. dates along side is all right. local john, let's yasmin i add for us live are on opposite you. thank you very much. or that's it for now here, and i'll tell you. but we all back at the top of the, on the, the every generation has a journalist to whom most people can point as being transformative in world events . here in the united states, we still talk about bob woodward and carl bernstein, who broke the news of the watergate scandal which led to the resignation of president richard nixon. robert parry broke the story of the iran contra affair, and seymour hersh told the world about the b line massacre during the vietnam war. well, there's another giant of journalism who died recently. and today we're going to rem

walter sheds moments. international law is v b. this model on sort of discussions that come through the noise is real, operates under climate of absolute impunity. we challenge conventional wisdom. how does it affect you? how does it affect the community a sense that message that and the out of bigotry that a sama fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of hate upfront without using the, the back you're watching out to 0. and these are the top stores. hundreds of palestinians facing starvation and leaving newton guys are in a desperate search for food agencies say is really attack. so keeping them from delivering much needed paid. the heads of the humans agency for palestinian says cools, for more age have been denied. he's ready, forces have partially withdrawn from national hospital in southern gaza, or up to storming its enforcing thousands of people to sleep last week. according to l to 0, so small, it goes a still positioned around the hospital and is rose prime minister says a potential cease fire in the war on guns or whatever th

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the ice water is fresh water and if the fresh water and salt walter don't mix that well, there are some high outcomes. the modelsid, yes, this is a possibility that those currents could get to chaos. now, will it happen tomorrow? like the movie? >> no. will it happen sometime? possibility. if it does, europe gets very cold because there's no gulfstream sending water up there. warming in the southern hemisphere. the wet/dry seasons in the amazon would flip and sea levels would be rising quite rapidly as the water continues to melt from the glaziers and all of the ice sheets. if you begin to see that get into the water, there would be a rapid rise of the ocean temperatures. this could take a very, very long time. but what the study said this week is that it's possible. >> chad myers with that sobering report. >>> well, new images from the european space agency shows the extent of the lava flow from iceland's latest volcanic eruption. the country's meteorological office estimates about 15 cubic inches had flowed on thursday. iceland's civil defense chief said the amount was much greater than initially anticipated.

these essential walter sheds, moments international law is vehicle b, this model until discussions the customer, the noise is real, operates under climate of absolute infinity. we challenge conventional wisdom. how does it affect you? how does it affect the community a sense that message that antibiotic bigotry, that a sama fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of hate. upfront one, out of here. the so what you're out is there, i have to remind you about top stories this hour. is where the forces have partially withdrawn from gauze as nasa hospital leaving the building and its facility and catastrophic conditions. according to al serra sol says select as a still positioned around the hospital as a trip storm. the medical complex last week, forcing thousands of palestinians sheltering the tough place. is there any forces of attack times in northern dogs are coming at least 10 palestinians to find fights as full to pronounce claims and by law. here some people attract unto the example. and a 2 month old baby has died of malnutrition in northern 1000 palestinians. a full starvatio

they own the model, what does that mean in terms of power and influence of big tech on our world and whether one person or company or group should be able to have all that power. >> walterin the middle of right now? >> andrew talked about the chips you need, whether they're nvidia or amd. the stock is going up because of the chips. and now sam altman wants to do it. the other fuel for this is data. who has the data that these ai systems are going to train upon? this affects us in the world of journalism. one great piece of data is what you're staring at right now, which is the live feed of a new show that nbc owns. so the question is whether local newspapers, television stations can take that data feed and monetize it so that it can help train ai with what we hope would be reliable data. when i was writing the book on elon musk and he decided to buy twitter, one reason in the back of his mind is that the high mind of humanity is represented in the 1 billion tweets per day or so and everybody, including open ai that sam altman and elon musk founded, was using that to train ai. musk cut off the api for twitter feed so that he would have control over it. we look at who con