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purchase a full truck cost by $88.00 is a long presence to many young the the the, the the local west village is known as echo us or the appointment of it stop by mid people suggesting a could intervene in these lessons classified dump human to obtain by the american news outlet reveals washington pushed through a move proxy solves the prime minister in mont con power last year and in the progress of their under moody survives of both of low confidence. it was cold on allegations that he didn't do enough to stop acting models that use to live up for region. the .

right now we understand that there's a meeting going on and off the job with among the west village we've had for expects. and bob nick, you know, who in the share wouldn't be in full cost. and also we'll see some stomach flu diaries coming out of tv and malia martinez if possible, you know, back in these are and same brand new any attempt to be introduced. foreign interventions of foreign military. you can be sure, i would also mean that, you know, acro, as, or, you know, as a foreign or the west and supports, are trying to declare a war. this is not the 1st time indeed, but was when we intervening and member functions that have seen pools, basically experts are saying that there's something obviously different about the school because as for us is, is willing to introduce for us. i think around 5 countries in the region. so air force members who are now lead the countries that are now led by the military ad, 888. we will not be surprising to see that these countries want to come together. these countries wants to support each other, you know, and um, this is actually boring it out for y

what proportion from iran, china, russia, venezuela, coming into the us poses that threat or west village in tears? oh, remember, you know the problem with having an open open southern border, where do you have a mass migration that's kind of the class. the system is that we really don't know who's entering. it's a, the ultimate stranger danger. really. a lot of immigrants just before they cross drove their id, uh their passports in the dirt on the mexican side. and then they come in and just say, my name is mickey mouse, we have no idea who she which numbers of these people are we had about a $1700000.00 ways, just in the last 2428 months. i got away from those that we never even got had contact with. we just counted their footprints or caught them on video or something like that, but never caught them. uh, but the issue there is course that we've got people coming in from a 160 countries other than mexico in central america. really, the entire world has heard that you can get an over the southern border if you just process. and so the whole world is coming to take advantage of this real

around the world, more than 160000000 people in west village. we ask why? because no one should have to make up your own mind. me for mines. hi guys, my name is i do go and this is really a flighty and you are watching this of instead of the bus and on dw total about africa. so keep watching, besides hello and welcome to the 77 percent the whole life because youth, it's not always easy to document or experiences will share our thoughts. today's show is about what happens when you write to talk or pine is suppressed. in nearly 40 percent of african countries, independent media observe is classify the situation of press freedom of difficult. so today we're focusing on freedom of expression and how young people are fighting for their voices to be hired. i want you kamara. well come, coming up. we made a journalist from uganda, k. yeah. and gotten us what tell us about the chinese is the face to bring it in you know it's 50 base in dfcs dw building need it for us. we tackle the journal using buses, us citizen debate, and we wrap up in leaving story. zombie is c

the, the, the radio block of west village is known as echo us or the appointment of it stop by mid to book suggesting a could intervene in these lessons classified dump human obtained by the american news outlet reveals washington pushed through a move practice solves the prime minister in mont con power last year. and in the progress of the run reload the survives of both of load confident that was cooled on allegations that he didn't do enough to stop after they used to live up for region. the good side of your company today with alexis, global news out of me. and this is of the international sort to sort this out. the west african block of echo us have given the order to activate and deploy it stem by full asses and deal with the unfolding situation in nature. the statement comes as a summit of as the does wraps up in the nigerian capital this thursday. and 2 weeks after a kid in these, yeah, that'd be committee. a big chief of defense stuff, to activate the aqua stand by force, with all its elements immediately order the deployment of the equity. stand by force to restore constitu

right now we understand that there's a meeting going on and off the job with among the west village we've had expected invited me, you know, put in the share, wouldn't be in full course. and also we'll see some, some of the food batteries coming out of tv by the book, you know, fast. so, you know, back in these are and same brand new any attempt to be introducing foreign interventions of foreign military. you can reach that will also doubtful our means that you know echo as far, you know, as a foreign or the west in support are trying to declare a war. this is not the 1st science indeed, but was, would be entertaining and member functions that have same pools. basically, experts are saying that there's something obviously different about the school because for us is, is willing to introduce for us. i think around 5 countries in the region. so air force members who are now lead the countries that an outlet by the military at 888. we will not be surprising to see that these countries want to come together. these countries want to support each other, you know, and this is actually born out f

and also, you know, the regional block, ankle, west village allies from that and these as to the money but, but it easily use of both will be counter productive and trying to solve the crisis is regards to the relationship between echo us and to share. i think that is important for that costs as well as other countries also to assess the consequences of the war or intervention if they actually happen. but i do not think that intervention or war will take place. so what happens in libya, what the consequences of natives intervention work? i don't think that i cause, after all just echo was that it will have to deal with the consequences of an intervention in the share have a number of challenges. these are the challenges. insecurity berg countries, this is a top priority. i do not think that an intervention shouldn't be carried out in my opinion and intervention can not resolve this situation. dialogue must be maintained. we should make sure that both sides find the consensus more over the chairman of the national council on protecting the motherland gave a timeline for the transition p

villages or into the town? it's going what the about 40 kilometers west of here and the villages that were evacuated over nights. we are now being told by the size, the 5 service in fact, now in the midst of the, of the places that have been fans by very strong winds, which you may perhaps be able to hear through my microphone. the fire has been traveling over nights, north and west. in other words, circumventing the safety of looks on through police. it started east of the c c 5 days ago. we're told uh the 5 services ferry is that a son to vote starts at the main fire. it's been burning, westwood bound surrounding the city. there's still a lot of smoke here. there are still flare ups. east of the stacy, we saw 2 on each end of helicopters carrying buckets ferrying was over there. so it's not all over yet. east of the city, but the main 5 front is now moving west of here towards those villages that were evacuated over night. across the board and took a fall as far as bedding of the northwest province often knock away on tuesday. authorities temporarily closed the door now straight and impatient shipping was tha

are the people of driving from those factories at villages or into the town to come what they need about 40 kilometers west of here and the villages were evacuated over nights. we are now being told by the size fi service. in fact, now in the midst of the of the blazes that have been fans by very strong winds, which you may perhaps be able to hear through my microphone. the fire has been traveling overnight, north and west. in other words, circumventing the stairs. whoever looks on through police, it started east of the city 5 days ago, we're told uh the 5 services ferry is that a son to vote started at the main fire. it's been burning, westwood bound surrounding the city. there's still a lot of smoke here. there are still flare ups east of the city we so to meet, you know, kind of a cops is carrying buckets. ferrying was over 5 minutes ago. so it's not all over yet. east of the city, but the main fi front is now moving west of here. okay. was those villages that were evacuated overnight? elizabeth, all 55 is expect on the conditions to improve as old today. john know we have high winds here and they, toby

in the west village. how is it really? i just got a robot dog. don't worry about it.don't have to pay a sitter. i don't have to pick up anything or clean up anything. it doesn't shed either. it probably gets girls. >> probably. >> can you be sexist against a robot girl? >> yes, you can. >> the future doesn't look good for me. >> they send this robot dog after some guy. this guy in a hotel. the naked guy in the hotel grabs the robot dog and then takes it into the hotel room. that way now the police know everything based on the camera on the dog that is going on. my question is, jessica, it is a legal question. if he stalled out robot dog, is that destruction of property, or is that kidnapping? >> i am not a lawyer. what do you think, judge? >> it depends on how real you think they are. the laws don't keep up with technology. >> they are always behind. i think it is an interesting question. we will do it in ten years from now. we should always be open to more conversation. that is how we solve things. i think it is great from the law enforcement perspective. giving asid

probably going to make it, maybe three quarters of a million dollars you live around so in the west villageow how i s your bichon really because i just got a robot dog in the worry about it, is a multi- hundred cruise i do notie have to pay a center i don't have to pick u.p anything and i do not have to clean up anything d associate either and probably gets girls and can you be sexist against a robot.sexi greg: yes you can. jesse: the future does not look good good for me. >> the census robot dog after some guy in hotel and naked guy the hotel, grabs the robot doll dog wishes say that he takes it into the hotel room and other police know everything based onv the camera on the dog that's going on my question is jessica, it is a legal question is in summary so the robot dog, is that destruction of property orn is that kidnapping. jessica: i'm not a lawyer will what do yowhu think guys. [laughter] >> will it depends on how you really think they are the laws do not keep up with technology.r jessica: no, thee y are always behind and i think it's an interesting question will do it in ten years fr

in the south of these villages , they created with the west bank, but the lands of the section the west of the village is also for the construction of the railway line will be dedicated, and for us, this plan will eliminate the possibility of any kind of development of the village in the future . there is only the possibility of development in the western part of the village, which is the track of the road that the ottoman government used to connect . different arab regions had built to each other. will this railway be announced again? this time, of course, to strengthen the normalization of arab countries' relations with israel and the concept of israel, all israeli governments have been for years for this railway project as a peace railway advertise a region because the connection ring for the transfer of goods from iran and the persian gulf to the port of the gulf is professional, and the west bank is also passing through. this plan will include the construction of warehouses for storing goods and a passenger station , and all these will be built in the lands of a small village. 3 on

almost sick and when i first adopted her and she was really tiny i used to carry her around the west villages the best, i would be waiting in line for coffee and somebody would be like, oh, my god and then look at the snuggly and its like, boom, bitch. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: yeah. yeah and where did come uth the name ingrid? >> ingrid is named after - u're going to be shocked this, my friend ingrid [ light laughter ] and ingrid abrash is a lawyer and a writer and a thinker and a serious animal rescue enthusiast >> seth: okay. so, she responded well when she heard she was being honored? [ laughter ] >> she told me to do it. she was like, "this is the dog you should get and i thing you should name her ingrid." >> seth: all right well, then that is a -- like, that says a lot about the chter of your friend ing>> thatl >> seth: all rightous too. well, there you go especialhe movieask about, we'l right back -- >> dhted to be back withyou. >>h: -- with morom lena dunham. [ cheers and applause ♪ itit' to l loood.....d itit's buio cocommantetention. it's just aa comfble inteterior... it's

>> so we were on a stoop in the west village with four babies, like all adorably dressed. wasn't there, the babies weren't there, it was just all about columbo as an animal >> seth: yeah. i think if you can get a dog in a bonnet - >> yeah. >> seth: -- people have a real appreciation >> he had an emotional journey, though >> seth: yeah. oh, interesting. >> he was like -- first he felt proud. he was loving it then he had shame. [ laughter ] like the bonnet was -- we had a whole thing. we were there for an hour, and people were like zooming in on him. it was amazing >> seth: i like the idea that you think there was a moment where your dog transferred into shame. like, he was like -- >> i will show you the pictures. >> seth: "what am i doing? yeah >> no, he was like, "i'm really into it. i'm really into it." [ light laughter ] he was -- he understood, like, "i'm the big brother i have to be committed to this." like, "it's putting our little baby in the mood." he -- i swear to god i don't know if y'all have dogs, but like it's real and then all of a sudden, he just like laid do

sent to a landfill. pradeep, so regular outreach and basel inlaw schoolchildren from neighboring villages. west has got back a, an apple, they write to me that recently a work and started doing the same on our own. and now o f looks, i've grown to such an extent that it makes me happy to see that they could sustain the movement without me next a month. but it, you think you make a. com go, she'll be able to use social media to spread the word. forget. many people are writing to us, seeking to voluntarily want this when they stock with housings of people are now helping undo the damage to the himalayas. healing him my layers of spreading the idea that being the tourist here in the mountains means leaving them in a better state. then they found the plastic. and my gosh, down in my streets. everyone in my life, even in let me cations for. like 2 days stories left me truly inspired. let's look at the same problems that the always be with. must think of seduce, is that truly make others lives better, but you will let me know what did you like the most about to these episode, and what would you like

my home, which is this wonderful village of west harptree in somerset .saint augustine came and converted mid england, christianity has been at the heart of our nation and it's amazing to think how much wealth was devoted to building churches in small villages in the middle ages. in small villages in the middle ages . it is in small villages in the middle ages. it is one of the great glories of our nation , but in glories of our nation, but in every community we sacrifices have been made . and even here in have been made. and even here in west harptree , there is a war west harptree, there is a war grave commemorating sting hd king, who was in the royal air force and died in the second world war. and it's so important that we remember that community is also about sacrifice . so tell me, how are things at the moment ? the moment? >> well taken by of course, it's a struggle . you know, energy a struggle. you know, energy bills, crisis, you know , food bills, crisis, you know, food prices, everything . so, of prices, everything. so, of course, most pubs, you

now we are standing on permit road west of grand canyon village and there is a memorial, the first riverre in 1869 and he was sort of a passionate geologist, he just wanted to explore the canyon's geology. he didn't get much support from the federal government. most were federally sponsored because of imports and would bring back new resources and transportation broke in the nation wasn't convinced it was worth all that much so he put it together on his own and nine other crewmembers to start, they got disgruntled along the way and left. there's a controversial about that because there's a plaque three names left off and they decided they had t enough and ty were never seen again. the peopleyo who made the plot, they said that they were disloyal and call them deserters or cowards and didn't deserve to be on the block but anyway, they are leasing the there is controversy over that. so he went back to washington became pretty important national leader, head of the geological survey for some years and founder of the native american tribes and was more setic to native american tribes so he g

now we are standing on west of grand canyon village and there is a p loyal to my side here, te firster explorer here tonight and i think it was a geologist who wanted to come explore the canyon's geology and put together a do it yourself trip and they didn't get much support from the government and most were federally sponsored becausehe of national imports wh the new territory and economic resources and the nation wasn't convinced it was worth that mu much, support for his expedition. the crew members start out with, they got disgruntled along the way and left. there was controversy around that because the memorial there, there were three names left off at the end of the trip they decided they had enough and walked off and were never seen again. the people who organized the memorial thought they were disloyal to powell and they were worshipers of so they saw them as deserters were deserved to be there and that's a source of controversy butid anyway, he wet back to washington and became an important national leader head of the u.s. survey for some years and founder of the native amer

sent to a landfill. pradeep, so regular outreach also in law school children from neighboring villages. west has got back a, an apple, they write to me that piece all your work and started doing the same on our own as long as you know, o f. let's have grown to such an extent that it makes me happy to see that they could sustained the movement without being nice to model. but it is like you make a. com go show can be onto your social media to spread the word. forget. many people are writing to us speaking to voluntarily what it is when they start clear housings of people are now helping undo the damage to the him on the healing him on there as a spreading. the idea that being the tourist here in the mountains means leaving them in a better state. then they found the plastic eng like josh can in my streets, everyone in my life, even in my vacation spot. but today stories left me truly inspired. let's look at the same problems that the always be with much a single seduce is that truly meek, otherwise lives better, but you will let me know what did you like the most about these episode, and what

west coast. many villagers make their living the oyster farming. here almost every household is somehow involved in the shellfish business. whole families take care of recycling and the shelves. they cleaned them, drill holes, and them, and string them on lines. the today wake green sri gather some fresh oysters, which have grown in the last 18 months and are now ready for harvest. the ones from thing you in are considered particularly tasty to design. got to go find you. here we have strong tides and the oysters are not always on the water. so they don't taste too strongly of the sea because they're more mild. you can enjoy them on their own with a glass of white line, or even red wine without your loss. that's perfect. ok. his mother has ordered a line of oysters. the cow annie reliably helps deliver the right to her front door the way. hi, mom. i'm on my way back. i have you're always authentic. and we all ways family had also previously switched from using counts to talk to but about 10 years ago we decided to decommission the motorized vehicle

residents of a village in the north of allah in the west bank, in response to the action of a zionist settler infiltrating this village , set his car on fire. sources the palestinian announced the arrival of the car in this village. the first impression is that a new attack by the settlers on the village has been prepared . from the largest bank debt cases amounting to 20 thousand billion tomans will be returned to the country's banking network, according to the ruling of the second branch of tehran's special court for dealing with economic crimes, the first defendant in the case is mohammad rostami safa and five other defendants in this case, for a total of 377 years , the seventh reduction of the court, also mohammad rostami he sentenced safa to reject the assets of 1081 96 million japanese dollars and 1900 billion tomans. the investigation of other parts of this case is ongoing. moved abroad every day, the number of rockets to welcome arbaeen pilgrims is increasing. it has been set up on the borders of iran and iraq, where it is trying to properly welcome hosseini pilgrims. these d

and this is already a reconnaissance drone tracking down a ukrainian tank to the west of the villagerovka and again a lancet. cascade did not disappoint. the blow came to the engine compartment, tanned fuel, and here the leopard was hiding in the landings of the drone operators. they did not wait for him and planted a lancet directly into the turret of a german tank. m hit by one lancet completely destroys the tank occurs, either ignition or detonation will be in kit. among the achievements of rostec in military equipment is the fifth-generation fighter su-57 anti-aircraft missile and gun complex shell a unique development of the holding high-precision systems that have proven their effectiveness in syria in the zone of a special military operation in ukraine, the main advantage of the complex is cannon armament, which allows you to destroy drones without spending more expensive rocket chemezov, in the report to the president he also mentioned the latest systems. countermeasures to drones roselectronics produces anti-electronic pishchal pro guns and drone suppression system. sickle r

boiling tar of such churches of fortresses in belarus are only two; the second is located to the west in the village in the temple. there is something else for which people come here from really far away, what is it? yes, indeed, this is a temple and architecture. a monument, but first of all, a temple is a place where divine services are performed and in our temple there is a miraculous icon of the mother of god the tsaritsa of synkovichskoe. can you see her? yes please

sent to a landfill. pradeep, so regular outreach and basel inlaw schoolchildren from neighboring villages. west has got back a, an apple, they write to me that recently a work and started doing the same on our own. and now o f looks has grown to such an extent that it makes me happy to see that they could sustain the movement without me next to model. but it gets like you make a. com go, she'll be able to use social media to spread the word. forget. many people are writing to us, seeking to voluntarily want this one in stock, which housings of people are now helping undo the damage to the himalayas. healing him ali as a spreading, the idea that being the tourist here in the mountains means leaving them in a better state. then they found the plastic in my trash can in my streets. everyone in my life, even in let me cations for. like 2 days stories left me truly inspired. let's look at the same problems that the always be with. must think of seduce, is that truly make others lives better? what do you let me know? what did you like the most about to these episode? and what would you like to see mo

early evening in the quiet lake of west lake village, california, outside of l. a.. stunned then gary warner heard a knock on his door, and a voice on the other side asking about his new silver volvo, parked in the driveway. gareth answered. then comes our first plot twist. three shots into his body, one more into gareth's right eye. the daredevils luck had run out. >> i called, and his mother answered the phone. screaming, crying, just distraught, wiley, wiley, you are not going to believe what happened. what? gareth's been shot. while he was a fellow stuntman and garrett's good friend. >> garrett was one of those men that you could count on, you here in life that you are very lucky if you have five friends, or you can count a friend on one hand, garrett was that friend. to me. >> while he has been in the business for more than 30 years. >> garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i had hired him on several shows, got to know him, watched his expertise, phenomenal athlete, stunt man. >> you've probably seen garrett warren's work, you just

in the south of these villages, they created the west bank , but the lands of the western part of thevillage will also be allocated for the construction of the railway line, but this disastrous plan is the possibility of any kind of development of the village in the future. it will be destroyed. we will face construction problems here like in other arab villages. only in the western part of the village there is a possibility of development. in the past , the ottoman government built this road to connect different arab regions. is this railway announced again of course, this time to strengthen the normalization of the relations between the arab countries and israel, israel and the governments of israel have been promoting this railway project for years as an iron piece of regional peace, because it is a professional way to transport goods from the qur'an and the persian gulf to the port of the gulf. and the west bank is also passing through. this plan will include the construction of warehouses for storing goods and a passenger station, and all this will be built on the lands of a smal

west bank. this palestinian village recently mourned a 19-year-old shot dead.als say they rushed to protect their farmland from arm settlers. the u.s. called the killings jewish terrorism. his relatives is afraid to show her face. >> no one knows who will be next. no one will protect us. if there are other confrontations or attacks, our government cannot legally do anything. >> israel has full control over 60% of the west bank. its soldiers protect hundreds of thousands of settlers. most of the world sees all of the assessments as illegal, but israel is improving and increasing number. new, unauthorized jewish outposts are being set up, like this one in this all of growth. -- olive grove. >> we have an expectation from the government that those elected by right-wing folks to settle the land, expanded the settlements, not hurt them. our vision is that all the land of israel will be settled with jews. >> these rolling hills are all part of the west bank. palestinians who live here have long hoped it would make a large chunk of a state of their own, but with hard-

so now we're standing on what's called the hermit road, which is west of grand canyon village, and we're at paul point and there's a paul memorial just just off to my side here, which is a more memorial to john wellesley powell. he was the first river explorer here in 1869. and he was sort of a passionate geologist. he just wanted to come out and explore the canyons geology and put together a do it yourself trip. you know, he he was a teacher at wesleyan university. he didn't get much support from the federal government most explorations of the american west federally sponsored, you know, because they had national import which you know hopefully meant they would bring back maybe new territory or economic resources or new transportation routes and the nation convinced that the grand canyon was worth all that much. so the town got almost no support his expedition. so he put it together his own and had nine other crew members, at least to start out with and three of them got this going all along the way and and left and in fact, there was a controversy about that because. there's a plaque u

after another 2 days, i calmly traveled in the north, there was one battalion in the west, in a neighboring villagecond battalion. here is a rezek, i stood in the center, a neighboring regiment approached the settlement. and here is a joint performed the task after 2 days calmly sat down. won tambov transported me and went to one and the other ratina wounded. yes, and the soldiers saw and they could not say anything against anyone. why did the liman settlements give the heroes when they took them, when did the interaction take place? well , they studied or little somewhere the locals came out with information from them, what they are doing there, there are minefields, they are doing it. this is somewhere unmanned, aircraft were raised to a distance of three to 5 km. or studied this population it turned out and when the task was received interactions took place. oh, there's a shelling action early in the morning, there was a kick-ass, rather complete paragraph. where did he constantly work the tank from, where did he constantly mortar work for two weeks, he could not smoke for a long time, because h