that is when mark twain comes back to new york from the west and decides to make his living as a writer. not just a writer. but a public personality. in a way, twain was the first american writer to understand the idea of renting yourself, so that takes us through the the 1870s and 1880s. then we have a point where he is bigger than just a writer. he is the go to person for quotes, not just from his writing but also from his speaking, because he becomes a very famous public speaker and incredible performer, so that is the fourth chapter. the fifth chapter we circled back to talking about mark twain's circle. the family that nourished him, that he created with his wife and the people he worked with, the rivals and other colleagues and finally at the end of his life a very constricting, tight circle of friends and relatives and acquaintances. and that's the way we organized the book. harry: the way we found there was ingenious. you helped me to understand. it was our former publishing office who helped me understand. this was a difficult process and had to look at pictures, his writings,

crisis, is enough to get them from binding a sense of the country like the united states or or in west new york, just quickly the only environment because they talk a lot about the environment in the you and in washington, we had see more financial and talking about the by the ministrations of destruction . the north stream pipeline la, just as a means a mission events, a man made in history. so is the environment and leveling the practice gas now being sent to your how seriously do you think the west some countries are taking the wisdom of leads a, taking the environmental crisis, had a comp $28.00 here in dubai. you know, i am in despair about the environment. i really feel that the needs across the was not just in the west and it's across the world and not taking this time of crisis seriously enough. and everybody's persisting with more force and food investment. and most of the few subsidies, the direct and indirect subsidies given to fossil fuels where the estimated not by me by the i mass right at about 6 to 5 on each trillion and 2020. since then, we know they've gone out, but because of

crisis, is enough to get from band in the sense that the country like the united states or, or in west new york, just quickly the only environment because they talk a lot about the environment in the you and in washington. we had small hash on talking about the by the ministrations of destruction, the north stream pipelines, largest ever meet they mission events, a man made in history. so is the environment unsettling. the facts gas now being sent to your how seriously do you think the western countries are taking the wisdom of leads a taking the environmental crisis had to cope 28 air into by you know, i'm in despair about the environment. i really feel that the leads across the was not just in the west, at least across the world, and not taking this time as crisis seriously enough. and everybody's persisting with more fossil fuel investment. animal fossil fuels subsidies, the direct and direct subsidies given to fossil fuels were estimated not by me by the i mass right at about 60 and 5 on each trillion in 2020. since then we know they've gone out, but because of the ukraine war. so in fact,

the charter bus went off of the interstate tumbling a bank of 45 miles west of new york city.the bus on its side with its window smashed out. 40 students and four adults were on the bus, everyone taken to the hospital, some airlifted. while the marching band including cheerleaders were headed to a band camp in pennsylvania, the bus part of a caravan who watched their classmates crash while the rest of the students headed back to their high school. cbs's ali bauman will start us off tonight from near the scene as we are just learning the preliminary cause of the crash. good evening, ali, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the students were supposed to arrive to the camp and green lane, pennsylvania around 2:00 p.m. according to a post to their website. instead the bus somewhere traveling on plunge down the road 40 minutes before making it there. and police say a preliminary investigation shows that failure of a front tire may have contributed to the crash. debris litters the scene along this new york interstate where a bus chartered by the farmingdale high

host: back to the line for educators, this is mina in west hempstead, new york. good morning.r: good morning. thank you for addressing the curriculum. i, retiree -- i am a retiree. going back to everything that i have been listening to, and thank you for touching on the moms groups that are not trying to divide parents and teachers because we need parents and teachers together so that we can in what you just explained teach our kids and raise our kids without getting staff burnout and without getting to a teacher shortage. one a to flip the script. i know you have been around the country, school just started. for us in new york city, kids came in today. what programs have you seen while visiting schools or what is on the rise out there so that our kids can engage or perhaps you have seen experimental learning? i know we have career technical education programs and career pathways to help kids. let's get that out there. what are we doing? guest: so, you know, this new strategy that we have, a lot of it is from places where we have seen things work, like wrapping services around

west has avoided. the protests and new york has us present. joe biden met israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu on the sidelines of the un general assembly in his opening remarks spied and said he's concerned with the direction that's in yahoo's government. is taking british prime minister, but she soon acts as reaching net 0 by 2050 is not possible as it would impose an unacceptable cost on the time it is in the u. k. so not helping emergency briefing off the information was need on tuesday of these governments will be changing its approach to climate change. the plans include delaying a band on the sales of new petulant diesel costs from 2032. 2035 ish police officer has been charged for the murder of a man in london last september 2040. well, it's chris cabot died also being hit by a single gun shop while driving his com. those all the headlines. news continues here and i was just there that's off to witness the the ship them budget a board and asked for this over to the vehicles to you will have to go to the will issue to just not on

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the meetings and consultations of the minister of foreign affairs continue in new york. west began and part of the weapons were handed over to the republic of azerbaijan. the ministry of defense of russia announced that the armed groups in qorbagh handed over 6 armored vehicles and more than 800 small arms and ammunition to the republic of azerbaijan, and the process of disarmament of the armed groups is supposed to continue until complete cleansing. separatist groups with baku, which was held two days ago, continues today regarding the disarmament of armed groups and the reintegration of qorbagh of the republic of azerbaijan. the attack of the republic of azerbaijan on rabab began on tuesday last week and ended on wednesday. announced that the number of dead and injured in the attack of the republic of azerbaijan on the nagorno-karabakh region was at least 32 dead and more than 200 injured . the ownership of nagorno-karabakh has been resolved and armenia has accepted the annexation of this region to the republic of azerbaijan. in a speech at the united nations general assemb

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to the eu with a scythe of friendship, which, in the best traditions of the west, neighbors sorted out relations in new yorkers. we are also a transit route for everything that is supplied to ukraine, it is known that a drowning person clutches at straws to save himself and can drag anyone to the bottom. ukraine is now in exactly this position, which is unenviable against. washington will not go, not under any conditions the same applies to lithuania latvia everyone who so i was drawn to the european union for a better life in the race for attention. there is already a tendency in the west to one after another place concrete blocks and wire on the border with belarus this time. latvia closed the silina border crossing allegedly for threats of illegal migration. who got it worse? really? what about their own citizens, who could come to belarus on a visa-free basis during the time that more than 200,000 citizens and non -citizens of latvia visited our country without barriers, they are being pressured by nato and they had to do a provocation, in this they did it. i i think it’s something of a government polic

enrolls, some parents are running out of patience while schools are running out of room on new york's upper west side we spoke navid hassan and lauren balaban both have kids that attend ps 145 and have seen resources cut >> we have a library that is no longer. there are no books in there. it is being used as occupational therapy we have teachers sitting the entire day in closets. >> reporter: what are your frustrations like >> i want to see more being done from a city level, a state level. >> reporter: are you worried that as a result of all of this your own children will fall behind academically >> yes and no. it is unfair my kid doesn't have a room where he can do hands on science projects and doesn't have creative art rooms that keep him engaged throughout the day. >> reporter: nyc schools chancellor david banks says more help is on the way >> we committed an additional $110 million to address immediate requirements for all of our schools >> reporter: have you ever blamed the asylum seekers? >> they are not the problem. the problem is we are not equipped to help them and we should be. >> repo

stipulations found the game now as several of these new york baseballs would eventually leave gotham for new beginnings to the north to the south mostly the west. they took the new york game with them and, organized baseball clubs, and that's this game became national game in short order. if you look on this slide right here before the american civil war baseball has spread across this continent and is out on the west coast as early as 1858, but importantly for what's coming. and i'll discuss is that baseball exists still in the south pre-civil war you can find it in kentucky. you can find it in macon and augusta, georgia, galveston and houston texas, new orleans. it all across the south and in memphis and nashville, tennessee so it did exist before 1860s. it was not, as often has been told, a sport that came to the south as a product of the american civil war and appeared when southern soldiers saw the game played in their prison of war camps or elsewhere or maybe on the battlefield during a sort of a period in which there was no fighting, in which baseball was played. now, baseball was growth was not halted. the american civil war, it was on

west coast. >> dana: new york city is cutting overtime pay for its police force in order to free up money for theoncerns the nypd is already short staffed in a wave of officers calling it quits. let's bring in kennedy from the podcast kennedy saves the world and tyrus. said your new graphics. looking very good. this is what mayor adams said. we're about to experience a financial tsunami that i don't think the city has ever experienced. every service in this city will be impacted from child service to our seniors to housing. everything will be impacted including the police and including trash collection, which i don't know if that happens anymore in this city. >> we don't have all east in new york city so why we have a huge rat problem. you cut back on trash collection, you have more rats. also if you are cutting down on police and firefighters it means the city is obviously less safe. it already feels very strange. you don't see as many officers on the street as you used to. you had so many early retirements. like every major police force in the country it is difficult to recruit. so if the city

north of new york city up in the west chester area, seeing live pictures of new rochelle, 20 miles north of the city, it's a lake. it's bad. >> john: and this weather system is moving up into the northeast a little further north of new york, up in the catskills, into new england, into the green mountains, we could get a lot of flash flooding in the valleys. a lot of communities in the northeast in new england that could be at risk of more severe flooding. again, this is kind of -- sewers get plugged, the water backs up, it's pretty flat there. you combine that amount of water with hillsides, ravines and that sort of thing, it could turn into a deadly flash flooding situation very quickly. >> sandra: extremely dangerous to even get into the waters. as somebody who was walking through terminal a took video, you and i have both seen it, it is completely -- laguardia, terminal a, flooded like all the baggage, everything. i don't know if you could gauge how high it was and the surrounding roads in and out of laguardia just a mess. >> john: when you consider a lot of the city is only a couple

on new york's upper west side we spoke navid hassan and lauren balaban. both have kids that attend ps 145 and have seen resources cut. >> we have a library that is no longer there are no books in there. it is being used as occupational therapy. we have teachers sitting the entire day in closets. >> reporter: what are your frustrations like? >> i want to see more being done from a city level, a state level. >> reporter: are you worried that as a result of all of this your own children will fall behind academically? >> yes and no. it is unfair my kid doesn't have a room where he can do hands on science projects and doesn't have creative art rooms that keep him engaged throughout the day. >> reporter: nyc schools chancellor david banks says more help is on the way >> we committed an additional $110 million to address immediate requirements for all of our schools >> reporter: have you ever blamed the asylum seekers? >> they are not the problem. the problem is we are not equipped to help them. and we should be. >> reporter: parents from near and far just hopin

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on the west coast 11 in new york city this is america's late news.en from a sweetheart plea deal to federal indictment on firemans charges that could land him in prison for 10 years. many are wondering why it took 5 years to bring the charges kevin is live in dc with miles an hour hunter biden 'mounting legal problems. good evening >> good evening. they are wondering this information has not only known

of weapon was this floating explosive water cat, this is the only explosive device the west point museum in new york. they have 13 different explosive that the confederates used or brought to west point engineering school. this is the only one on public display. and it was designed to target union ships as a contact device. so you can see, where the confederate states of america invested in technology but as the anaconda plan became -- start applying on land. 1861, the first time landmines were used in the western hemisphere in the united states, was columbus, kentucky. columbus, kentucky is on the mississippi river and known as the gibraltar of the mississippi because you could see the bluffs here and a choked union shipping and general grant wanted to take it. he couldn't take it because of the defenses and part of the defenses where the landmines and all surprised. these are landmines that are used, these are maps that design for the book. i told him where to put the minds. by planting mines in these roads, general polk of the confederate states army allowed him to redeploy his manpower to other

new york collected taxes on the inhabitants of new jersey. many states quarreled over borders. in the west, a new military threat was developing from the indians. but new york informed congress it would not allow massachusetts troops to transit the state on their way to maine ports along the frontier. requests from congress for funds to pay war debts and to run the government went unheeded by the states. george washington wrote to john j. our 13 sovereign indiana pendent disunited states are in the habit of refusing requisitions at their option. requisitions are actually little better than a just the legislatures laugh in your face. finding themselves unable to amend the articles of confederation, many politicians and businessmen began to consider other alternatives. one of the most logical choices in the minds of some citizens who had grown up under the rule of an english king was to establish some form of limited monarchy in america. sentiments toward a monarch were still strong, and many americans, for example, congress requested and received a portrait of louis the 16th and marie antoi

new york where they you cried. new presidents is expected to take the podium shortly onto, to west and latest, to remind me united against russia as it continues. it's in england invasion. office country is also expected to riley and yet to try to rally leaders of the global south to his cause. many of whom depends on the crime. my 1st russian foreign minister so gained by for office also. i expect to be asked to attend president logic, political editing, mckayla cooper, that joins us from outside the un building a new york. welcome michela. what are you expecting to hear from the training president? well, i expect him to make yes. another play to the world, why ukraine's conflict is the conflict that should concern. absolutely everybody. that's what he did before the un general assembly as his 1st interest in appearance last year during the invasion as well. it's important to make ukraine's voice hug. and to get that kind of form that in itself is recognition that the world sides with ukraine. it has done so loudly in that vote that we so there's no vote this time around condemning the boy on ukraine. but it gives a for

to take the stage. caleb mauppin, archie, new york to a new frame is also on the agenda as well. kate is gathered in new york, bought locked the consensus to west, protecting full in fact, filter and accounting us at the time chief of the russian globe besides journal says that event. so on got proof that conscious of resisting west attempts to isolate must go check out his article on more posts had on over to ok. you know, come off to a 7 year break wrong on the multi have announced the resumption of diplomatic ties on the sidelines of the 78th session of the un. general assembly is lempke republic, over on and the republic of motives in alignment with the interest and aspirations of their peoples. they have from their decision to restore it. to pull medic relations of the countries agreed to develop friendly relations based on mutual respect for sovereignty. a quantity of peaceful coexistence, the nations were based corporation across a range of space that increase investment, trade, technological innovation to now back in may 2016, the multi, it's an ally of saudi arabia, broke, called diplomatic relations with tyrone, and support of re i'd,

west coast time l.a., new york time on the other wrist. that's the plan.arry: a long time ago a great businessman, fabulous human being named peter grace, i don't know if you remember peter grays who ran grace and company, i met him in the reagan administration because he was in charge of reforming the budget and accounting, he, peter graves was obviously worth a lot of money in the shipping business and whatever. he wore watches on both hands. that is the first time i ever saw it. >> i'm doing it again. i'm bringing it back, i'm bringing it back. east coast, west coast. larry: you're the best of the best. kevin o'leary, thank you, sir, really, really appreciate it. >> take care, thanks. larry: all right, folks, coming up another 24 approximately dollars for ukraine on top of everything else. somebody going -- what is our mission in ukraine? do we have a plan? do we have diplomacy? i don't know. we'll ask alabama senator tommy tuberville about that. also tuberville 10, chuck schumer zero when it comes to the military appointments. we'll talk about that too

on the west coast 11 in new york city this is america's late news. fox news @night >> hunter biden from a sweetheart plea deal to federal indictment on firemans charges that could land him in prison for 10 years. many are wondering why it took 5 years to bring the charges kevin is live in dc with miles an hour hunter biden 'mounting legal problems. good evening >> good evening. they are wondering this information has not only known by federal authorities for a time. years. charges of this sort when there is an a bundzance of convincing evidence don't tick dwroers come about it is months and here we are. biden has been charged with making a false stip in the purchase of a fire arm. and count 2 charged with making a false statement related information required to be kept bia federal firearm's left lanesed dealer. counsel 3, a count of possession of a firearm by a person unlawful user or addicted a controlled substance. biden's larceny say, listen thshg is a gross over reach and in a front to justice. >> this office never brought a charge like this agai

the new york times december 2020 to the other, russia west wall. twice. some african countries are abandoning paris. joining moscow counter punch. october 2022. and why has the struggle, if the influence of africa intensified now, is the rest of the d that agreed to the c 14 to that's why me, by the way, it's not even though it's not, it was gonna be as u. k, a previous through us, ran out this for the few emails and never find me the can for the, for you to assume deceptive as people my name is session measurements. and it depends on the notice for those population that will dumble by 2015. the economist march 2020 the offer can't stay. i'm not a so sure. surely. now, but of sitting on the touch to see as the one that is sort of in bullshit that's included in well, for a couple of them is bush's and the shooting at tech. will address if it's a content in school and as a way she was just a moment just to touch the photo shops listening. this should in these a militant little boy, missed a familiar way at the moment q. i'm going to wish to we've got to giv

now, the new york giants stayed out west after two practice after playing the cardinals in arizona on sunday. and according to that team's injury report this afternoon, giants star running back saquon barkley will not play tomorrow. he has been ruled out after injuring his ankle. all right. you can watch the niners game right here on ktvu fox two coverage of the game begins 5:00 tomorrow night as then followed by a special edition of sports focus. and on that episode, you will hear about two long time coaches in pittsburgh taking on new roles this season. we're also talking with de la salle alum maurice jones-drew about his time on the team before he went to the nfl. also, super bowl champion and 40 niners legend steve young is back on the field. he's coaching girls flag football for its first season in and we'll visit one of the best high school football teams in california, the serra padres in san mateo. you have a group of young men who have played all four years on varsity. traditionally, we've won a lot of games here and just the biggest thing i feel like i've learned from here i

new york born and raised. um, i'm sure he knew of the factions, the factionalism, um, between east and west coast. what he knew most of all was, you know the party of the black panther party. what it to his family, what it did to his immediate his mother. you know, he talked a lot about growing up and having to to run from, you know, officers who were, you know, looking for his family. he and a sister said know they had come, you know, knocking on doors, looking for a stepfather to who was underground at the time and wanted by the fbi. so he grew up knowing what it was like to be persecuted and chased and followed and that kind of trauma. and i feel like lot of the children of the movements, you know, they carry that trauma of my family's, you know, the government trying to kill them. and so we had a lot of, you know, in it's early music years all of his music his a lot of rage. i that was really impacted from what he's you know what he grew up with just knowing like not only were his his his family, these fighters, these inspirational. it's not just like, you know, all these inspirational, larger

this is the only explosive device at the west point military museum in new york. they have 13 different explosives that the confederates use or brought up to west point to the engineering school. but this is the only one on public display, and it was designed to target union shipping as a contact device. so you could see where the confederate states of america invested in technologies. but as the anaconda plan became more effective, the confederates, instead of wasting the technology, started applying it on land 1861, the first time that landmines were used in the western hemisphere, in the united states was in columbus, kentucky. clem, columbus, kentucky is on the mississippi river. it was known as the gibraltar star of the mississippi. you could see the bluffs here and it choked union shipping and general grant wanted to take it. he couldn't take it because of the defenses and part of the defenses were the land mines. and our surprise side, there are landmines use here. these are the maps that i designed for the book. how it jespersen was the mapmaker, but i told

new york. emerging eastern powerhouses and the new world order. president ibrahim. policy to promote regional security and cooperation, iran's pivotal role in west asiaکرد که برای بیمارستان بشه استفاده کرد واسه اینکه آدمها رو بهتر بکنیم ولی حتی از طرف چیزای مهندسیی که من خودم یاد گرفتم میتونه خیلی چیزایی که من تو دانشگاه یاد گرفتم می تونستم استفاده کنم و واسه همین خیلی برای من چیز لذت بخشی بود و یه چیزی بودش که من دیگه زندگی رفت به اون طرف علاقه دکتر خادم الحسینی و تحقیقات پیشین وی توجه او را به جایگزینی دارو دررمانی با روش درمان نوسازی بافت ها جلب کرد. اینکه چگونه می توان کاری کرد که با پیوند سلول های بافت های آسیب دیده درمان مادام العمرری برای این بافت ها ایجاد شود. چالش های زیادی پیش. به روی پاسخ به این سؤال بود. سلول ها باید به شیوه های مختلفی تولید می شدند و استفاده از سلول های بنیادی، یکی از این راه ها بود تا کارایی لازم پدیدار شود. پیشینه علمی دکتر خادم الحسینی در مهندسی شیمی و همکاری متخصصین بالینی و حوزه های علمی دیگر نظیر زیست شناسی با سال ها تلاش و تحقیق این نتیجه را ایجاد کرد که امروز سلول ها می توانند در محیطی قرار بگیرند که ساختمان بافت را بازته کنند و با از قبیل بافت های قلب کبد و کلیه دوباره قادر به عملکرد مناسب خود شوند it means jack

news. nine stores, many on west coast. one in new yorkp in harlem citing, well, there it is, violence and theft. do you believe that? >> i believe the retail crime rings are real. there's a lot of home depot in-house product on amazon, i checked today. but home depot doesn't sell online. that's organized crime rings. >> right. >> now, when you talk with any of the big companies with the exception of costco, they keep relying databa relying -- they want to rely on the feds. i would tell you, if you close one or more stores, you would get a lot of bears to go a little right. like when i met with the mayor of san francisco, she's very very troubled by stores pulling out. >> that said, target seems to have borne the brunt to a certain extent. we talked a lot about shrink where theft is the largest component so far, and we talked about target the most, they have given us the highest numbers. >> 120% increase in theft incidents, involving violence and threats of violence. there were cross currents about why they closed these stores. i continue

new york. you find the west bank with more wednesday's ride lasted less than an hour and appears to have been contained to one particular arrest operation of the person. a rest of the going to palestinian sources is mohammed like, mega. he is a senior lead out within the aisle accept, okay, it's, it's the ongoing of fafsa and he's the person who's well known to the or far these . um, he's a prison sentences before. and at the same time is also been a senior figure within the past. and you know, authority is security and intelligence operates us on the where some gun shots fired as these very ami was retreating from jeanine. but the actual arrest operation itself appear to be met with no resistance. the reason why it's raising concern is because it comes just 2 days after a previous is very ami operation in geneva, that one targeting members of a come us um, suspected of wanting to launch rockets attacks from the occupied westbank into israel on the back of everybody's mind is whether these 2 raids are part of a, a trend perhaps going back to july's big, big re, to last the excess of 14 hours that left.

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it is an insignificant question of how to fix this and once again ensure the unity of the west in new yorkanywhere, they were led along empty corridors, accompanied by a pale old man, and the only thing was whether you would help or not. there's just one phrase that sums it up best, and i 'll quote it verbatim if we don't get help. the us joint press conference with biden also did not take place, but zelensky was still brought to the journalists so that he could say that he was satisfied with the situation. he said, we talked about everything to help the situation on the battlefield and our plans. i don't i can share everything with death in the world. it's for children, but i think we had a very strong dialogue between the senators. what is your message for vladimir putin i don't want to say anything to the republicans who say they will not vote for any aid to ukraine and the number is growing say day by day, and what struck me when i was in the capitol during zelensky's visit is how the event is held modestly compared to his visit to the local convention last year. there is no large hall

president, before everyone in new york among the american journalists and the west's commitments aredition for the negotiation and agreement of the americans on the issue economic growth in the first quarter of the year, the head of the central bank, this spring , iran's economic growth rate reached six and two tenths percent

new york among the reporters. the fact that america and the west are low on their commitments is a condition for negotiating and agreeing with the americans on the issue of tripling the economic growth in the first quarter of the year. in the spring of this year, the entire central bank of iran's economic growth rate reached six and two tenths percent, the means of amending article 15 of the social insurance law in the guardian council of the social security organization was obliged to insure construction workers by paying 7% of the insurance premium as the worker's share, in the name of god the most merciful the most merciful may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their morning hello, dear viewers, after three days of intensive work and participation in the un general assembly , the president left new york for tehran a few minutes before. regarding the possibility of negotiating and agreeing on the issue, the condition of this agreement is the adherence of the americans and the west to their commitments , he stated that if the americans are ready to fulfill their commitments, the way can be paved

new york city. >> happening right now, residents in west milford, new jersey, saying their entire neighborhood shookoded. authorities say six were injured and five transported to local hospitals. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >> whit: president biden and vice president kamala harris launching the first-ever office of gun violence prevention. vp harris will oversee the new office, making sure executive orders on gun control are implemented including background checks. the president taking the occasion to again call on congress to ban assault weapons. >> janai: a new high speed train in florida has begun taking people between miami and orlando. the three and a half hour ride costs $158 round trip for one person in business class and $298 for first class. the investment group expects 8 million people to ride the train every year. what is the name of that club down in miami? >> whit: the clevelander? >> janai: it is closing. we can go and ride the train guys. >> gio: a lot of people in my hometown are very excited about that. we will start with the family of a north carolina m

path to the eu with a view to friendship, which, in the best traditions of the west, neighbors sorted out relations in new yorktransit route for everything that supplied to ukraine, it is known that a drowning person, saving himself, clutches at a straw and can drag anyone to the bottom. ukraine is now in exactly this position, which is unenviable against. washington will not go under any circumstances , the same applies to lithuania and latvia to everyone who was so drawn to the european union for a better life in the race for attention. there is already a tendency in the west to one after another place concrete blocks and wire on the border with belarus; this time, latvia closed the border crossing with silena, allegedly for threats of illegal migration. who did they do it to? worse? really? what about our citizens, who could come to belarus without a visa during the time, the actions of which more than two hundred thousand citizens and citizens of latvia visited our country without barriers. there was pressure, they had to do a provocation, so they did it. i believe that this is the policy of the authoritie

new york, the new credit is also on your terms as well. again, it's gathered in new york thought that was most consensus and he smelt the consensus to west with the fuel to do connell status for in chief of the washington in global affairs. channels tested events of proof that functions of resisting the west to attempt to make the checkouts off to a forth move. i don't know why aren't, you know, comes all that is i wouldn't use round up for this hour, but check in made some updates of pools coming away now getting underground, enjoying the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the i'm option redundancy and welcome back to a brand new season. of going underground rule got single around the world despite nature of nations, jailing john list and coming freedom of speech while we've been away, the world is being gathering at the u. n. in new york with battle lines about what exactly a rules based order is drawn between the international community versus the usa and it's vassal states. but while there are signs of discontent in washington, and even in the us media are about the war on russia through ukraine. europe remain steadfast, once advising the fore