now the white church is in the center of attention. debts in whose interests this is being done, lookn the story of our journalists, we watch together and then we return to our studio, we buy money from local budgets, everything will be covered, why are the pounds sterling shelters for forced migrants or new heating points in winter , the authorities in the cities seem to have forgotten that the war is going on , i want to appeal to everyone representatives of local authorities in our country, people should feel that the resources of the budgets are used fairly and correctly, everyone understands what it is about, and while ukrainians are closing the multimillion-dollar assembly drones or bebelea complexes for reconnaissance, money from local budgets goes to other more important needs, such as the acquisition of a loss -making enterprise with debts in bila tserkva . the bila tserkva thermal power plant provides heat to at least 70,000 residents of the city, generates electricity and has millions of debts, to which the most effective management led to solving many problems at the enter

asking, and they take the peasants away for mobilization initially they told me there next to the white church in the village of the kiev region, now they tell me that this is already practiced in small towns such as cherry zhestkov and yes, that is, they use drones to find men, well, there is not enough meat for mr. zelensky enough and in essence, in essence. here is one of the women who called me from the kiev region. and so on. well, they will say, this is sitting there , hiding. well, now i don’t have him, he doesn’t leave my house, he talks into the yard, he doesn’t leave the house. it's because i'm afraid that now drone and they really just, well, it’s not like they’re talking about panic, but this, well, this is already some kind of absurdity. although, well, the vocabulary for ukraine is probably already normal, such a husband is needed hmm such a husband. why do we need such a husband who doesn’t want to fight for ukraine ? well, what’s the use of him, what kind of opposite situation are you in me, when your young lady gives up, so it ’s sunbathing, it begins in ukraine, we’ve arrived

and for civilian patients to return to everyday life love gerashchenko oleksandr kuga espresso white churchbritain a 35-year-old ukrainian refugee woman with two children were killed in a road accident they arrived in the country 5 weeks ago , the british police reported earlier that the family was traveling in a silver car that collided with a bus and another by car , the tragedy happened between south stanly and ripley in north yorkshire, all requests from the ukrainian military will be sent to senior generals, government officials and our internationals , promised the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky assured that the armed forces are receiving new supplies, there will be new supplies, new production of our weapons will be very important, the armed forces have outlined several priority positions, what needs to be done, we will do it, and tomorrow has already been prepared today, there will be important events for ukraine, there must be solutions possible for ukraine, in the meantime, we remind you about another important fundraiser, the espresso tv channel and the vesna charity fu

functioning as on the eve of last year september 1 holiday in one of the educational institutions of the white churchosiya, my colleague will tell you the morning after the rain and the air smells millions of schoolchildren all over the country are waiting for the autumn day of knowledge, but it is the most exciting for first-graders and their parents. the ceremonial line-up for the students of belotserkivska gymnasium number eight marked the beginning of the new school year. the director of the institution, yana oshiko, prepared for today's holiday in the conditions of the second year of a full-scale war, we did not know whether we would be able to hold the line calmly, whether there would be air alarms , or whether the parents would let their children go to school today, because the parents were also very worried, but as you can see, today's holiday was very magical. children are very positive. parents, there was a lot of celebration. the celebration began with the greetings of the first graders. also, students of all grades from the first to the ninth sang songs and read poems. they remembered the

volunteers from the white church are refurbishing the craze purchased in finland. as roman says, he brought this batch almost 2,300 km away. there are such iron giants at the front quite necessary because they have low-pressure tires that can be adjusted even from the cab. he. intended for movement in particularly difficult conditions, sand, loose, swamps, and can pass a ford with a depth of 1.2 m . from the very beginning, it was a bare chassis, we made a complete project from scratch, kunga, calculated everything, calculated its cost, its budget, it is a frame, inside it is insulated with ppu, and from the middle it is sheathed with plywood, and then we decorate it with ordinary already wallpaper and linoleum, there will be... full heating, in the second cars will have a full-fledged kitchen , a full-fledged shower room with hot water, there is also additional lighting and autonomous power supply, according to volunteers, the complete conversion of these two powerful cars cost more than 1.5 million uah. for the donation, it was also possible to give a second life

acquiring a loss-making enterprise could have been directed to the more important needs of the white churchipping shelters or building shelters for displaced persons, and it is obviously a corrupt attempt negotiating the sale of mortgaged property without an auction and according to an opaque procedure and criminal robbery of the state because the chp decided to sell for significantly less money than the market value is the same crime , disregarding the laws and the rights of the shareholders of the thermal power plant and worsening the investment climate in ukraine when our economy is already at war i broke the bottom a long time ago, and ukrainians, in particular, residents of bila tserkva , are barely making ends meet. you want to wake up rested and full of strength, but the old mattress hurts all over the body. and on the sofa, how can you not turn around, you can’t find a comfortable position, you need to improve your sleeping place, meet the new product from the experts mattress tv mattress stopper casper ortholight instant solution to the problem of an uncomfortable sofa or an old ma

volunteers from the white church are refurbishing the krazes purchased in finland, as he says. roman brought this party almost 2,300 km away. at the front, such iron wheels are quite necessary, as they have adjustable low-pressure tires even from the cockpit. it is designed for movement in particularly difficult conditions, loose sand, swamps and can pass a ford 1.2 m deep. from the very beginning, it was a bare chassis, we made a complete project from scratch. kungga, they calculated everything, calculated its cost, its budget, it is a frame, inside it is insulated with ppu, and from the middle it is sheathed with plywood, and then we decorate it with ordinary already wallpaper and linoleum, there will be full heating here, in the second car there will be... full kitchen, shower will be full with hot water, too in addition, there is flight lighting and autonomous power supply, according to volunteers, the complete conversion of these two powerful cranes cost more than uah 15 million. thanks to the donation , it was also possible to give a second life to zil, a gift from finnis

upset, when it happened, i was happy with myself, yaroslav hopatsa, oleksandr kuga, espresso, white church all the fallen heroes, we remember and bow to all relatives, that was all the news , for now, we will see you at 6 p.m., more news, as always, you can read on our' also subscribe to us at telegram and watch on youtube. oksana vysochanska, antin borkovskyi. literally in a moment, tv channel uso will continue broadcasting. mobilization in ukraine continues and the strengthening of the process is currently not being prepared, but everything depends on the situation at the front. this was stated by the deputy minister of defense, lieutenant general oleksandr pavlyuk. according to the general. until plans for mobilization have not changed, but everything depends on what challenges the country will face against the background of russian aggression, general pavlyuk also emphasized that the defense of one's country is the task of every man and one must prepare for it, and i want to mobilize my efforts, primarily financial , and to join the fundraiser organized by the espresso tv channel toget

and he gave six speeches in one day in white churches, in black churches. and he told his aides a week or two later, including clarence jones, we are on a breakthrough. i don't i don't want we need a mass protest. we need to go to the go to the capitol and take advantage of the fact that birmingham has touched the heart of america. that's where the march on washington came from. and. the other point i want to make about how race is subliminal is that the the impact of the march on washington, on it is filtered through the lens of what the majority culture really wants to see. the truth of the march on washington is that before it occurred, this capital was terrified. they canceled liquor stores sales the whole week for the first time since prohibition. the chief judge, judge lewis, had 14 judges and he ordered them all to stop august vacations, come back in the city and be ready to hold all night bail hearings on people arrested for insurrection. the hospitals in washington, d.c. stockpiled plasma. there were 4000 troops ringing the city and there were 15,0

uh, initially they told me there next to the white church in the village of the kiev region, now they already practiced. in small towns such as vishnyovaya, zhashkov and fastov, yes, that is, they use drones to find men, well, not enough there is no meat for mr. zelensky enough and in essence, in essence. here is one of the women who called me. from kievsky he says, you know, my husband hasn’t left the house for over a year now, he says, because there are informers nearby, there and so on. well, they will say, this is sitting there, hiding. well, now i have it not like the iskats. he talks to me in the yard, he doesn’t leave the house, he says, because i’m afraid that now there’s a drone and they really just, well, not like panic, they say, well, well, well, this is already some kind of absurdity. although, well, for ukraine it’s probably already normal to need it hmm husband such. why do we need such a husband who doesn’t want to fight for ukraine? well, he pushes me, what kind of reverse situation do i have when the young lady gives up and occupied her own. they say that's how you t

faith but they didn't build their own church i didn't know this at the time but you built your own church whitee other churches good enough that were around. [laughter] >> let me start it was not my church it was a church that we started. many friends that wanted to go to church but did not have a church to go too. we just started in our basement one sunday. the next thing you know there were 50 people in the basement then we started moving to other people's a basements next over 0 people. so we thought we better get a building next thing you know there's a church and that has been going since 2010 if anybody wants to go on the corner of bolles hill road in 495 progress your children very often children's parents say they want to run for office when you told your children your running for governor why did they say? first of all our kids, suzanne and me are such a blessing. we do everything we can to protect them. this is a tough thing for kids but our snow 26, 23, 22, and 19. and even when we started this now three years ago this is a real disruptive thing in their life. they are wonderful chil

milosya, the entrance hall of the baroque church, i forge today everyone calls it white. and in fact, how to stir up the church of st. michael in vilnius happened, she was about to smite with the elast’s palace the skinless one such a volt, the elegant church became with a hemming company, the first sapega there plowed any joke to the people from him died and albert’s other wife all maga lipin thousands of 1633 in chemistry took a place and leusa himself drinks. i am from the coffins of a ship, a remembrance of the era of vice, and already jazz has appeared in our country and new remembrances have been slain by drunken whiteskins and elephants, however, the hungry remember the dissolution. what happened to the rival’s statute of the grand duchy, and he survived the intimidation of the autocrat denis. until the year 1000 840, yes, that’s all. it’s not about him that he’s wheezing with arrogance. in due time and has become a pattern for many crain. on july 1, amendments were made to the law on external labor migration, so that the first goal in this document has changed - to

the crew of the soyuz ms-24 ship a few hours ago moved to the iss, bells ringing over the white sea , a churchestival on solovki and a battle of robots in the moscow region, an international championship of cyber machines started , a strategic bomber tu-160 , su-30 fighters today moved around vladivostok, the first point and became an airfield knevichi where the dprk leaders were met by the minister defense sergei shoigu, saluting under the greeting of the honor guard of the preobrazhensky regiment, kim jong-un proceeded to inspect moscow's aviation equipment; this is the minister of defense talking about a supersonic strategic bomber. rocket carriers. tu-160 pilots call it a white swan. it is capable of carrying 12 missiles with a range of 6,000 km on board the world's fastest turboprop missile carrier aircraft. tu-95ms kim jong-un became interested in the missile launch mechanism and the plane turned. tu-22m3. now we have finalized it. which increase it capacity up to 1,700 kg. kim jong -un boarded the tu-214 long-haul passenger plane, and the north korean leader was aroused by the modernize

on the floor below , from the jarrean lake , a baroque church appeared in the hallway, which not everyone calls it whiteichael at the wine, she had a chance to ahmerize with an ulast rug, a non -skinned one for such an elegant suit, began with hemming the family, the sapieha first there plowed any joke date, then died. another wife of albert, syomukha lipin, in 1633, the cook-winter took his place and leo himself soperro yaron from the coffins of the ship, a memorial to the baroque era, and already our jazz appeared and a new full-fledged dzhinnik was sculpted and elephants, however, the hungry memorial was dissolved. why did you screw yourself up? rival statute of the grand duchy, and it survived the autocracy's withdrawal of money until 1840. and even today the view from the operational part of the law rings out about it and has become a pattern for many cranes. what's the best way to test your erudition and intelligence with the right tricky questions? name the fabulous genie who was saved by the soviet boy volka kostylkov because of turning. old man hottabych is well received. this is absolutely the

white russia . look , all the main laurels and monasteries have churches dedicated to this event. it , it is believed that the blessed virgin was the first of people to ascend into heaven in the flesh and this became a banner, that the resurrection from the dead will be for all people who love christ. this holiday ends the church year. and the year opens with the nativity of the mother of god, we celebrate it, september 21 very soon. in order for the son of god to be incarnate on earth, he needed a mother. should have been born. the one who will accommodate god both in the literal sense and in her consciousness. for one and a half thousand years, god's chosen hebrew people waited for a pure virgin who would preserve and fulfill every word of god and in whom there would be so much humility before god and obedience that the lord would entrust her with raising a son. and of course, since then, the mother of god has been a model of motherhood, and women turn to her as a mother, asking for help and intercession before christ. yes, family is hard work, because that ’s what i would say,

and in june of 2015 2015 a, murderous white supremacist walked into an african-american church in charleston, south carolina, sat down at a bible study, and think after about 20 minutes open fire and killed nine people in cold blood, including i believe a state senator who was a friend of yours. though i think you had served with. and after that you made a very courageous decision to move the confederate flag that had flown over the state capital for over a century, 150 years, whatever it was, and move it to elsewhere on the capitol. you talk about the trauma you express, the state experienced. i would like for you to talk about how your christian faith sustained you drink that period, and how that experience shaped you as a woman and as a leader. >> that was truly one of the toughest moments i've had in my life. you know, here like ralph said, you know, we have 12 people do it so many people do in south carolina on a wednesday night. they went to bible study. but on that night someone else showed up. he didn't look like them. he didn't act like them. they didn't throw him out. they didn't c

i bowed first of all to the tsar the terrible, after the white kremlin to the holy churches there wask for the order, the order, the order, the fire is over for sawing, ladies and gentlemen, the questions are simple, therefore we only give medals, question number one, how the pskov fool nikola defended her hometown from cutting off, hello, young lady, nadezhda sokolova, moscow university gymnasium gu named after lamonosov, finally, the muscovites showed up, and nikola said: what , well, served the tsar meat, it’s just meat, and the tsar replied, it’s fasting now, and he says, well, fasting is not fasting, you’re going to eat human meat, here you go, the formidable one got scared , when the sovereign’s army approached peskov, nikol, as the legend says, stepped out to meet the formidable one and handed him a piece of raw meat, it is not specified what kind of thing ion vasilich shouted, fasting, and are you going to devour? order, but we have an epilock, only a medal, a medal then, a medal, but she said so beautifully that you can there was an order to give, an order, everyone agrees, e

loudoun rangers inside the church will lay down their arms under the condition that they are allowed to be paroled, rather than go to southern prisoner of war camps. when eliza white enters the church, he sees luther slater lying on the floor, bleeding out, and he asked he says, i'm sorry to see you so dangerously wounded, lieutenant. >> are you, though? >> you did it. you did it. sorry he did, but he did it. >> i mean, yeah. >> brother against brother. is know what they say? >> yeah. >> ashley, that's a whole different story for a whole different time. this looks like the end for our guy, luther slater. but as i said, he's a fairly lucky fellow. despite everyone's predictions, he will survive the wounds that he receives at the waterford baptist church. in fact, after a few weeks, he's going to be moved north, to pennsylvania. they figure the safest place for him to recover is going to be at the home of one's college buddies, one of the guys he had gone to school before the war. and so, he is going to settle in in pennsylvania, and now, we're going to introduce a little bit of romance to the story, because while he is recuperating, he is under the care of his frie

we did an anonymous jury in 2001 and 2002 in the 16th street church bombing cases. white supremacists, klansmen -- >> we are hoping zoom will let our guest be great. we're going to try to get his zoom fixed. but that's a great point. i think this is where he was going is that it's not necessarily that the defendants would do it but that there is a whole mentality among klan supporters, which, by the way, weren't just the guy out in the field somewhere. it was lawyers and doctors and people who work with high political class who just sympathize with it. that's what donald trump has. he has a cult. it doesn't reach just to the lower ends of the economic spectrum, it reaches way up high as well. >> this goes back to your segment on sko tasic terrorism, this smogs that you have a sufficient belief system in society that itself is easily triggered. i think the sad thing here is while i completely agree with senator jones' point that donald trump doesn't have to say anything but he still does. >> he's still doing it. >> he's doing it all the time. >> it's why jack smith in his

at the church, pastor barry white said they noticed him coming in wearing all black and wearing sunglassesa rainy day. he entered the sanctuary as the service was going on. >> i was told he sat kind of in the very back on this side of the stadium seating. >> reporter: then came back down to the lobby. staffers challenged him to show some i.d. >> was confronted in that area by two of our safety personnel pretty much simultaneously as prince william county police were coming in. >> reporter: an off-duty police officer hired by the church recognized the car license plate from an alert and came inside. >> he immediately we went into the vestibule of the church, saw him, put his hands on him, and recovered the gun and the extra magazine. >> reporter: police say a one-page writing was later found in his apartment. >> a kill manifesto, the likes of which i've never read. it's disturbing systematically and logically identifies his grievance with the government, identifies his intent to harm and kill. >> reporter: one expert says the speedy coordination among three police departments was remarkable

. >> and the church, people said that they saw a white van and another car. ave you investigated that 1234. >> we have investigated it but i didn't realize that is the church that you are talking about that there. there was an incident at -- >> and confirmed or -- >> yes, just it doesn't -- the aspect i saw didn't involve the church. >> another car involveded in people said that there was a white van with another car inv involved. >> no. no. [ inaudible question ] >> i won't talk about where we have assets at this point, but i think it is reasonable to think that law enforcement assets given the number of people that weed a assigned to this, very reasonable to think that there were assets anywhere that would be appropriate to do so.very re there were assets anywhere that would be appropriate to do so. [ inaudible question ] >> certainly he is a very determined individual. and so one of the challenges that we face is if people don't heed our advice and as we had here, a vehicle unlocked with keys in it, that makes our job more difficult and it makes it much eas

think of about the april 16th or so you, i think, criticized the attitude of the white moderates, as you put it, and the church. and you said that if the church of today did not recapture the spirit of the early church, it would lose its authentic ring of forfeit, the loyalty of its villains and be dismissed as irrelevant and social club with no meaning for the 20th century. could you expand on this? the light of the role played by the church or extension of the church? us moral and persuasive authority in the -- movement towards equality. i think i have to honestly admit in the past the church has not stood up in this area as it should stand up at this point. i think the church has failed miserably. the church has so often been the tail light. instead the headlight and we must face the tragic fact that 11:00 on sunday morning, when thousands of christians all over the united states stand to sing and cry and say is no east or west. we stand in the most segregated out of america. i think this is appalling and yet we must face it as a fact of of our nation. on the other hand, i think i must say that some very en

white russia . look , all the main laurels and monasteries have churches dedicated to this event.irst of people to ascend into heaven in the flesh and this became a sign that the resurrection from the dead will be for all people who love christ. this holiday ends the church year. and the year opens with the nativity of the mother of god, we celebrate it, september 21 very soon. in order for the son of god to be incarnate on earth, he needed a mother. should have been born. the one who will accommodate god both in the literal sense and in her consciousness. god's chosen hebrew people waited for one and a half thousand years for a pure virgin who would preserve and will fulfill every word of god in which there will be so much humility before god and obedience that the lord will entrust her with raising his son. and of course, since then, the mother of god has been a model of motherhood, and women turn to her as a mother, asking for help and intercession before christ. yes, family is hard work, because that ’s what i would say, it’s a thresher for egoism ; in it, all the sharp corner

when we talked to pastor barry white of the park valley church, here is what he had to say about theirpicions about this suspect as soon as he entered their building. >> there was something about him that was concerning, you know? the black clothing, the sunglasses, the different -- that he was wearing inside on a rainy day. so our safety team immediately thought that there was a problem. they began to shadow him. he went into the auditorium, went into a door upstairs that he shouldn't have gone into, was confronted at that point by our safety team. they said, you know, you don't belong in this area because there is a big sign that says do not enter basically. he left that area, went down the stairs, came out into the lobby, was met by two of our safety personnel here. >> reporter: and that's also the moment when the prince william county police converged on the scene. so, sara, it was extraordinary. three law enforcement agencies in two states coordinating just beautifully. if somebody had dropped the ball or mistimed something just a little bit, you could have had a mass shooting on

think of about the april 16th or so you, i think, criticized the attitude of the white moderates, as you put it, and the church. and you said that if the church of today did not recapture the spirit of the early church, it would lose its authentic ring of forfeit, the loyalty of its villains and be dismissed as irrelevant and social club with no meaning for the 20th century. could you expand on this? the light of the role played by the church or extension of the church? us moral and persuasive authority in the -- movement towards equality. i think i have to honestly admit in the past the church has not stood up in this area as it should stand up at this point. i think the church has failed miserably. the church has so often been the tail light. instead the headlight and we must face the tragic fact that 11:00 on sunday morning, when thousands of christians all over the united states stand to sing and cry and say is no east or west. we stand in the most segregated out of america. i think this is appalling and yet we must face it as a fact of of our nation. on the other hand, i think i must say that some very en

on which the temple stands, there is an excellent view, on one side there is a white tower, on the other there is a church this? the church of saints peter and paul was once wooden, but before the war it burned down when it was struck by lightning. they started to rebuild it out of brick, but they didn’t have time, and after the war it became more of a restaurant. and now? and now the church is back. these are the vicissitudes of the belarusian climate, it rains like buckets, so you’ll have to take an excursion to finish, unfortunately, it was not possible to see everything, but you come to kamenets, scan the barcode and study it yourself, and i’ll go on the road, and for the road to be good, for good luck you need to rub the rock of the bison, it’s easy for you to say that, i would also get it, it seems that volchin is no different from hundreds of other villages, the same squat houses, important, stork and curious local residents, but this is only at first glance. in fact , the village is not a simple one, but a royal one; in the 16th century there was a residence here... two famous magnate families, ch

white, christian nation. i can't even find three churches in alabama that agree on what christianity is, much less who gets toed states of america. >> and to turn to you, catherine, they're doing this by making the argument that allowing 27% of the population to have more than one congressional district, 27% of the population has one congressional district, is the real racism. it is racist in their argument to force white voters to vote next to black voters in the same district. your thoughts. >> that's ridiculous. this is sort of -- it's not sort of, it is like reverting back to what happened after brown v. board of education in 1954, when the southern states said, f you, so to speak, to the supreme court, and there was a massive resistance to it. this is the same. the supreme court is 5-4 in june. if kavanaugh flips it will be 5-4 and it will be reverting back, and this one district will survive. >> legally, doesn't this state still have to draw these new districts? they have been ordered by a judge do it. can they avoid it? >> they can unless they get a stay, which is what they want. that's why they're fig

white umbrella. the suitcases that a chief has some religious context, or he is represented by a church. but usually that would be the special events, or maybe for that special ceremony that will see a white umbrella before my residency started, i was part of the group exhibition that was care rated by my ones. i can, it was a great opportunity for me to so case my umbrellas and a gallery space. usually my umbrellas, i've seen and the museum exhibitions. but it was the 1st time for me to really see how a new audience will interact with my work. and also to be able to re introduce myself and a new light where now i'm bringing the historical archive and the importance of the roy umbrellas and a gallery space. this is julie who yeah. i've gotten in and africans, us lives. it takes me down memory lead when i see this re fax on the, on face the vocation for. so i have done a very good job and i wish to all of the best in all hand, davis, the younger generation, like me get to have a few of our rich quotes and also out of 16 ask for con, conditional. asked to fax the i'm able to re imagine and

afraid of anything, the police won’t take you away and don’t worry, monastyrskaya village. and the church is whiteand brave, the village has given its own kind of hardening, i always try to come here , preach to my grandmother, preach to my relatives, we’ll dig a fence somewhere, we’ll mow the grass somewhere, we’ll harvest potatoes, wealth village, grandma always asks that he came with an accordion, there is nothing to do without an accordion, grandfather played, grandfather alexander, the whole sofa at weddings, everywhere, he had an accordion , by the way, he took the first one from the shafaner, he had two seagulls, he was already sick, then he didn’t play, one day we came to visit grandma in the kitchen and sat down, but grandpa didn’t get out of bed, he was paralyzed then, and he could n’t walk well, we started playing in hermony, he came, the accordion picked him up, apparently grandpa was no longer there, well, now he’s become our accordion player , let's go there, mom is waiting, well, let's go, what's family for? me, this is of course the most valuable. we all get together, we sit at the

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church. it was across the park from the white house and the previous night it had been set on fire. had to use it. uh, the armed forces so he could go through this little park. you know the park and you you probably also know that the democrats were extremely indignant about this, extremely indignant, how could trump allow the use of armed force against supposedly peaceful demonstrators, the demonstrators were absolutely not peaceful, of course. the big difference between what happened then, meaning the events of january 6th, 21 years , the difference is that in the case of the demonstrations against trump. uh, the protesters failed to break into the white house, but in the case of congress and the capitol , we succeeded only before judging for this trump. it is too strictly necessary to keep in mind that trump was in no way responsible for the security of the capitol. the special capitol police were responsible for this, which was subordinate to the speaker, and the house of representatives democrats were responsible for this, and there was a proposal to send troops , the national

the majestic white temple that can be seen from anywhere in mstislavl, the church of the cormilites isernmost monument of the vilni baroque, it could decorate any city, but mstislavl was chosen. its official name is the church of the ascension of the virgin mary. it is the most valuable architectural monument of the city, the monastic order of the cormelites. one of the most pious and kind monks and the welhamian way of life prayed and built temples. construction of the church began in 1617. two centuries later , it was reconstructed according to the design of johann glavbitsii, by the way, the most sought-after architect of the grand duchy of lithuania of his time. now the church is under reconstruction, and there are scaffoldings inside the temple. well, the main attraction of the temple can be seen through them; these are 20 frescoes from the 17th century. two of them tell about events took place in 1654 during the war between russia and the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. when russian troops under the leadership of prince trubetskoy besieged mstislavny for four days, and when they

their ancestors. the sink of the church is the brick chapel of bishop paul rava, built in 1855 in a classic eclectic style near the chapel is a tomb, vitkevich's white marble on a memorial slab over the entrance of the entrance opening , the facade niche has an arrow-shaped shape. along the axis of the church among the fence of the cemetery in 1830 , at the expense of yuri kobylinsky, in memory of his wife, stone gates were erected, an architectural monument in the empire style. they have a large central two side arches, passages shackled with gratings into two tiers. the first is rostovan, the second is decorated with stucco molding and military fittings. the building ends with a cornice battlements and a long rectangular parapet under later slabs lie more ancient ones in the capital historical archive. church books in latin and polish were found , in which dozens of surnames were mentioned that were not previously registered on the calvaria, among which were representatives of the pyatovskys. belarusian lithuanian family, as well as buried some representatives of the genus radivils. the kalvary cemetery has long been a burial place the catholic no

get out of a mike pence or ron desantis, that turns off secular voters, noncollege white voters who don't go to churchtrump is potentially stronger in a general election. the other thing is trump's cultish base might not show up for one of these other candidates. that is another factor to play. as far as the republican primary is concerned, just briefly, you also consider the fact that the media world, it is still true, they still believe, they're still spreading disinformation that joe biden did not win legitimately and every day in conservative media they talk about how joe biden is dementia riddled and can barely talk and all this nonsense. but if you were a viewer of that type of media, and you believe joe biden didn't win in 2020 and he has all these debilitating issues, then why would you think he would be hard to beat? i think that -- the media propaganda on the right is impacting the voters as well. >> but, where does logic not -- does logic never come into that equation? does it ever permeate? like, the guy is not in the white house. and biden is. it just seems as though you live in a world y

but knowing the approximate place of his death, she placed a symbolic grave with a white legal cross in this spassky churchm were recreated. strel in the early morning of september 8, 1812 , the second western army of the bagrations was the first to take the blow here. withstood seven attacks for the eighth time, in order to take napoleon’s fortifications it was necessary to deploy an additional 45,000 human. against fifteen thousand soldiers of the russian army during the day, the french army spread to the center of the field at the raevsky battery . every year, this is where guests and reenactors gather exactly according to the sketches according to the drawings of that time, because then there were sketches that confirmed the bright color so that the commander understood the layout on the battlefield, and all the details, not a tribute to fashion, had a functional purpose. this is all the embroidery. it protects against a steering blow from a saber, the forces are not equal. in total, in the battle of 110,000 soldiers of the russian army, the french had about 140 weapons about the same on both sides, we

church. in the village of usovo , a white flower charity event will begin immediately after it. kilometers along the historical path, uh, which at one time the great princely family crossed in the month of august from the summer palace in ilyinsky to the winter palace of the vusovs, and we thus repeat. yes, this is the same move that in the last three years of the nineteenth century all the residents of the estate made, moving from the cold palace to the warm ones. elizaveta fedorovna made a great contribution to the development of charity in russia; she headed the moscow department of the red cross. and with the beginning of the russo-japanese war, she organized special relief committee, where she collected donations for soldiers. patriarch kirill illuminated the first naval cathedral in the far east; it appeared in the center of petropavlovsk-kamchatsky on the territory of a monastery. the majestic temple is 40 m high. it can simultaneously accommodate up to 500 people. the completion of its construction, which lasted 10 years, became a great holiday for believers; report from

quickly, got to realize that he agreed with a lot the things church was doing and the two of them actually formed a team together. and went to the white house, and jointly demanded that president ford turn, over classified documents to the church committee. and that's something that you would just never today know. he also the title of vice chairman which was not a normal thing in the senate you were ranking member but that him a certain stature which he enjoyed because he was about five foot six and but anyway which is how. you know that's but it wasn't just man's field and church that kind of led to the committee right. there was a growing movement and understanding amongst the american public. so when he wrote a comment or question if sy had not broken the family jewels in the late 1974 with the church have been formed, do you think it sounds like somebody has been reading book? yes. that was what triggered the committee in 1974. seymour, who is legendary investigative reporter for new york times, broke a huge story in the new york times about the cia's domestic spying operations, especially against antiwar dissidents, civil rights

jones spells out how the roots of white supremacy in america extend even deeper to a little known 15th century catholic churchnd founder of the public religion research institute, and the author of "the hidden roots of white supremacy and the path to a shared american future." so good to see you. >> so good to be here. >> here is my copy. i want to start by just explaining to us the doctrine of discovery, which feerchs a lot in the start of the book. >> well, i should say that this is something fairly new to me. i have a ph.d. in religion, i study a lot of religion, and this was fairly new. it's a set of 15th century christian doctrines designed to answer the problem of what do we do with all these people we just encountered in these lands we didn't know about, in the 1400s. so who do the christian princes and queens and kings appeal to but the head of the christian church. and this, i should say it is a catholic doctrine, but this is before the catholic protestant split, so it's a christian doctrine for all of western europe here. they appeal to the religious authority, the pope, and they get a decision abou

i am i member of glide memorial church racial justice group and also glide memorial church white antiracist group. i have been in the bay area for 30 years and lived in the mission for 25 years. the homelessness, drug, bus, mental health issues we see on our street this is is such an apaul and alarming crisis, can be directly traced back to the principles of white supremacy and racist capitolism. so i fully support this and feel this is the opportunity for the city to once again become a place tht world looks up to. rather then and there i place this becoming ashamed to live in. i stayed here because of the diversity and hope i saw and it is a shame. and it is time to put things right. thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. >> thank you very much. i'm nancy, i am from kenya live nothing san francisco for 10 yers from silicon valley. i was watching here to support reparations. and give thank you to the dream keep are initiative who came through for me as a manager at martin luther king [inaudible] i lost my job i refouzed e vict black people i have been a communal advocate in the

i am i member of glide memorial church racial justice group and also glide memorial church white antiracist group. i have been in the bay area for 30 years and lived in the mission for 25 years. the homelessness, drug, bus, mental health issues we see on our street this is is such an apaul and alarming crisis, can be directly traced back to the principles of white supremacy and racist capitolism. so i fully support this and feel this is the opportunity for the city to once again become a place tht world looks up to. rather then and there i place this becoming ashamed to live in. i stayed here because of the diversity and hope i saw and it is a shame. and it is time to put things right. thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. >> thank you very much. i'm nancy, i am from kenya live nothing san francisco for 10 yers from silicon valley. i was watching here to support reparations. and give thank you to the dream keep are initiative who came through for me as a manager at martin luther king [inaudible] i lost my job i refouzed e vict black people i have been a communal advocate in the

that church is widely known and is commemorating 60 years since white supremacists carried out a bombingcausing massive jams in the panama canal may extend into next year. some ships are waiting as long as 14 days to get through. economists say if the trend continues, you can expect major price hikes and delays as we get closer to the holiday season. breonna? >>> floating without weight and a place of light. a new study giving incredible insight into near death experiences. that's necext on "cnn news central.l." j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. ♪ we're not writers, but we help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects

will gather to honor the lives and deeds of our greatest heroes in church yards, national cemeteries and town squares and black and white flag will fly proudly. all of this is good and fitting but our patriots deserve a place of honor. because of their selfless dedication and unsurpassed devotion to our nation's values. mr. speaker, i have introduced legislation which will designate the p.o.w.-m.i.a. memorial museum in my congressional district in florida as a national landmark to honor, connect, inspire and indicate the prisoners of war and those in missing in action. this will give the opportunity to honor the immense sacrifice made by our p.o.w.'s and serve as a powerful reminder of those whose faiths are still unknown. we will never be able to repay our debt who have given last measure of devotion for the spirit of america but we can continue to do our duty to remember. so on p.o.w.-m.i.a. recognition day and every day, we, the people of the united states with a grateful heart salute those who suffered at the hands of enemy and those lost in service to our nation. mr. speaker, think about the following motto, the po

white gunman in jacksonville order -- florida went on a shooting rampage. three black americans were murdered in cold blood. racist violence today harkens back to the churchngs and the cross burnings. that same town, five years earlier, another five young blacks were killed. law enforcement has opened a federal civil-rights investigation. as a possible hate crime. and an act of domestic violent extremism. it clearly is. we know this as we made clear in my inaugural address area did white supremacy is a poison. it has been allowed to grow faster and faster in our communities. the intelligence community has determined that domestic terrorism and white supremacy is the greatest terrorist rep we face in the homeland. we have to act. after the racist mass shooting in buffalo last year, i got an opportunity to meet with everyone. they helped us post the united we stand summit. here at the white house. we made it clear that america is the most dynamic nation in the history of the world. all of us need to take this as personally as we can. eight will not prevail in america. -- hate will not prevail in america. i was able to talk strom thurmond into voting for the

churches, too [inaudible] too. they always want to say it's the white man's fault. it's the white man's fault.bout sometimes we say it's the black man's fault. it's our community. ain't no white folks coming in our community and putting trash. of ain't no white people killing. it's us killing each other. it's called black on black crime. this is black on black crime. it's a shame we are pumping all this money. this country pumping all this money into trying to get the african-american community back on track. it's not happening. where's the money going? we still got potholes over here. where is it going? you come back next year, this city will still look the same. all across chicago, san francisco, and all over. it's not only in minneapolis. it's all over. it's like a wave. >> laura: all right. coming up. i know you have thought about this. isn't there some way to fly over traffic? well, that may be a reality sooner than you think. i got the chance to check out a car that will actually be able to fly. i'll show you right after this.d so sta iy there. i'm taking a two-year business course. i've

church in scotland. prince william and princess kate placing white flowers next to a portrait of the late queen in wales,prise visit to windsor castle by himself paying respects at his grandmother's grave. i can't believe it's already been a year. >> will: how about that, time flies. >>> now to that race against time to save an american explorer critically ill and trapped in a cave 3,000 feet underground. rescuers are waiting for medical clearance before proceeding with plans to bring him to the surface. lama hasan is back with the details. lama, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, will. a massive international rescue operation is under way right now to save american explorer mark dickey. the 40-year-old, who is an expert caver, has been trapped more than 3,000 feet in a cave in a remote area in southern turkey since last weekend. now, dickey was on a mission mapping the morca cave, but he became critiacally ill, suffering from gastrointestinal bleeding, and authorities racing to save him sending doctors into the cave to perform blood transfusions so that he is strong enough to be able

whites around them. the forgiveness expressed by black in mother emanuel ame church following the 2015 massacre was completely misunderstood by so many. forgiveness doesn't mean everything is, okay, darby says. it means you've got people whose faith was nurtured in slavery, people whose ancestors were slaves, people who, for the most part, unless they could escape, had to endure a life that was filled with brutality with rape, with division of family, with. how do you ensure that and not strangle the person who's doing that and know that you're going to get in return. you learn to say, i'm going to leave you in god's hands and you move on. what the people at mother emanuel were saying. they were not saying just i forgive. they were saying, i'm to leave you in god's hands. and let god deal with you. that's, you know, i want you all to meet reverend darby is a remarkable man. okay. there was a another person in the in book, i think in the aclu, lawyer helped tell folks about this person. michel mapp. mm hmm. michel, when i met her, she was leading the south carolina community loan fund. she was, in effect, arra