i had to leave as soon as the white guard movement began to suffer defeat from the advancing red armynderstand the essence of british policy towards russia. let's go back to the events that happened almost 20 years earlier. watching the frost. do you know that you are with us? and you worked all the time musorskiy. it seriously decided to kill us all 5 minutes of silence. on saturday 21:25 on ntv, the russo-japanese war of 1904-1905 is the result of the direct influence of great britain on japan, and today we can bring you direct evidence of a unique document that is today stored in the archives of the british foreign office . -japanese union signed in 1902, historians, both russian and english, united in me, the orientation of this treaty is unambiguously anti-russian. why turn to the text? here is a quote from this document , article, the fifth agreement guarantees the neutrality of one of the allies, in the event of a war of the other with any power, and military assistance to another ally, if one or more states join his opponent? translated from the diplomatic language, if japan e

here is what white guard mikhail bulgakov wrote about the role of the allies in his novel, if you arelies are rushing to our rescue. believe it or not, allies. bastards this is just about helping the white movement the first tranche of kornilov's volunteer army transferred in february of the eighteenth year 100,000 rubles. money listed the representative of france in kiev through the donbass in the civil war the front line between the reds and whites passed twice, the participants in the battles in the donetsk basin said that the same settlement could pass from one hand to another many times. for example, the village of konstantinovka was alternately controlled by the reds or whites 29 times, a member of the white movement, general keller ’s memoirs, tells how the western allies brought tanks that had never been seen before, the commander-in -chief did not have any new reserves for us, but little by little rumors began to spread that more tanks were arriving on our sector of the front, monsters of equipment we had never seen before, sent by the british as a new weapon that played a bi

well, there were more than a thousand pogroms described in bulgakov's white guard according to modernearchers. almost half was the work of the petliurists, but both the white guard and the troops were involved in them, according to various sources , from 50 to 200,000 jews were killed in ukraine, passing from camp to camp of the so-called green atamans, on november 14, 1940, german aircraft began to bomb the english industrial city of coventry. this bombing marked the beginning of a new era of air raids, which led to the total destruction of the target in the evening and night, 450 tons of various bombs were dropped on the city and parachute mines completely disabled the gas supply to the water supply and the railway, more than 500 people died. almost thousands were injured, 12 aircraft factories were damaged , more than 4,000 houses were destroyed. and three-quarters of all enterprises in the city became the first raid on coventry in a series of similar bombardments, which, with the filing of the americans, then began to call these barbaric acts carpeted. they angered the whole world

there were guns everywhere and white guards. and the white guards, who, well, nations, they stood in quarters, stupidly, the tanks stood and beat, we were not spared back and forth, we will say so. we were told you would leave, we would shoot in the back. these are the liberators. it is the nazis who come for business, relatives, procedure, identification, shrapnel wound, the main cause of death of these people. this is the conclusion of the forensic experts. basically. these are explosive injuries and bullet wounds. people were simply killed, this is our mother, that is, the mother-in-law of my equestrian raisa ivanovna from the thirty-first year of birth, she sat for 3 months. home apartment and went out to eat. uh, to eat, uh, they prepared food over the garages. she flew in, a mine threw her into the entrance for 91 years - she was still, she was going through wartime, and in this war, please, in the republic there are whole cemeteries with burial places of the victims of the ukrainian genocide, a memorial, we will not forge

there were guns everywhere, whose white guards, and who are the white guards?, nations, they stood in quarters, stupidly, the tanks stood and beat, forward, back, they did not spare us, we will fly out, we were told you will leave, we will shoot back. these are the liberators. this is the nazis coming for the bodies, relatives, procedure, identification, shrapnel wound, the main reason the death of these people. that's it. the conclusion of the forensic experts. basically. this is minus blast injuries and bullet wounds. people were simply killed, it was our mother, that is, my mother-in-law raisa ivanovna kononova, from the age of 31 she was born 3 months. home apartment and went out to eat. they prepared to eat over the garages there. here she flew in, a mine threw her into the entrance for 91 years. it is probably still that wartime she survived this war, here, please, in the republic there are entire cemeteries with burial places of the victims of the ukrainian genocide, a memorial, we will not forget, we will not forgive the memory of the victims, ukrainian

well, the white guards still oppose nicholas ii lenin with foamy lips to our entire list, but if youds, then you shouldn’t even tell the passage, because that the creators of the white movement overthrew the tsar, they saved, and the synod was silent when the tsar abdicated, although he was asked to speak in the february days, many priests in siberia went into red let me remind you of the partisan detachments, and the whites of these priests. exactly the same as the rest. of the reds, publicists were chased and killed by a professor at yuryev university, a member of the black hundreds boris nikolsky wrote, red spontaneous unstoppable faithful executors of historical inevitability. they are executors of god's will and rule russia, if not by god's grace, then by god's wrath and allowance. in my eyes, they are the best evidence that there is no power if not from god, they are the power that we deserve and that fulfills the will of providence. although she does not want to and does not think about it. not even having sympathy for the black hundreds. in this case, it's hard to argue. if t

early years of the revolution and the civil war, and only then the quiet don sholokhov and the white guardkov often can say a few poetic lines with their imagery and emotional message about more time and events than many pages of prose. for several generations of soviet people, the most vivid pictures of the civil war at the beginning of the last century in in verses from a poem by odessan eduard bagritsky , youth led us on a saber campaign , youth threw us onto the kronstadt ice, war horses carried us away on the wide square, killed us, or, in these lines, and the famous grenada. mikhail svetlov, a native of yekaterinoslav, which later became dnepropetrovsk. we rushed, dreaming to comprehend as soon as possible, the language of the battery, the tone of battle, sunrise rose and fell again, and the horse galloped tiredly through the steppes , but the squadron played the song with the bows of suffering on the violins of times during the great patriotic war was born a huge number of poems war. these were amazing lines of courage and fidelity to duty about hatred for the enemy and faith in vic

under the command of general denikin from the third 100.000 white guards. and it is also generally accepted that the whites enjoyed the wide support of the western countries, as happens in russian history, about once every 100 years, when the countries of europe unite to limit russia, divide it, dismember it, force russia to fight , it happened by itself, and this time europe took the side of the whites, it is completely incomprehensible how, in such conditions, the reds and the truth, to answer this question. for archival materials, here are documents from the archives of the ministry of foreign affairs. this is a letter from the chairman of the revva of the military council of the rsfsr trotsky to the people's commissar for foreign affairs of the ersfsr chicherin dated november 16, 1920, we consider the most vile role of england in connection with the crimea . england offered to surrender wrangell and demand amnesty. we again openly agreed to the liquidation of the crimean front and an amnesty. england promised to send its representative, kirzon. at the s

they say, the same gold, about which moscow paid the price as a result, it went to finance the white guardsments hostile to soviet power. the americans acted, as always business, nothing personal and at the same time solved their again geopolitical and, let's say, intelligence issues on the territory of the soviet union, the creators of the film troll arry exalt and expose them almost the only ones who saved e, soviet russia and the soviet union from hunger. well, what we now just see in relation. uh, all world politics and in relation to russia, that is, us strikes on yugoslavia libya and other countries. this is a struggle for democracy protecting the interests of russia's special war operation. this is, god forbid, a terrible aggression. here, as they say, nothing has changed for centuries. now the scandalous picture is forbidden from being shown, but only in cinema halls at the museum and even educational institutions - this does not apply, just to the youth audience. apparently, the integrity of the filmmakers ' hunger revolves around what she would simply believe in the cynical rewrit

early years of the revolution and the civil war, and only then quiet don sholokhov and bulgakov’s white guard several poetic lines with their imagery and emotional message can say about more time and events than many pages of prose. for several generations of soviet people, the most vivid pictures of the civil war at the beginning of the last century in in verses from a poem by odessan eduard bagritsky , youth led us on a saber campaign , youth threw us onto the kronstadt ice, war horses carried us away on the wide square, killed us, or, in these lines, from the famous grenada. mikhail svetlov, a native of ekaterina glory, who later became dnepropetrovsk. we rushed, dreaming to comprehend as soon as possible, the grammar of battle is the language of the battery, sunrise rose and fell again and the horse galloped tiredly through the steppes , but the squadron played the song with the bows of suffering on the violins of times during the great patriotic war was born a huge number of poems in the war. these were amazing lines of courage and fidelity to duty about hatred for the enemy and believin

for foreign trade alexander eduk supposedly, the very gold that moscow paid off as a result, the white guardsments hostile to soviet power went to finance the americans the truth, as always business, nothing personal and at the same time they solved their again geopolitical and, let’s say, extended issues on the territory of the soviet union, the creators of the troll film exalt and expose them almost the only ones who saved the e-soviet in russia and the soviet union from starvation. well, what we now just see in relation. uh, the whole world politics and in relation to russia, that is, the us strikes on yugoslavia and other countries. this is a fight against democracy protecting the interests of russia officially a military operation. this is, god forbid, a terrible aggression. here, as they say, centuries, nothing has changed. now the scandalous picture is forbidden from being shown only in cinema halls at the museum and even educational institutions - this does not apply, just to the youth audience. apparently, the filmmakers were aiming for the hunger revolving around the fact that she w

white guards.martyrs on the body of prince john, they saw a bandaged wound with a bandage , which served as a flap that princess elizabeth tore off from her dress in 1920. the bodies of the romanovs were transported to chita from there to beijing. a year later, the remains of the book. not elizabeth, her assistant barbara were taken to jerusalem to the church of mary magdalene, where they were buried, and in 1992 to the royal one. the family was canonized as a saint the spirit of the grand duchess elizabeth lives in her abode in her church of the intercession. and in the museum of the former chambers you will find things. you will get acquainted with the interior. diana alone prayed lived and meet saint elizabeth face to face. well colleagues new morning? how wonderful mood are we expecting children? hello, how are you? excellent in a few days, the premiere of a new social research kindergarten program will take place on the ntv channel will talk about the importance of communication between the ma

there were guns everywhere, whose white guards, and who are the white guards?cks, stupidly, the tanks stood and beat, forward, back we were not spared, we will say so. we were told you would leave, we would shoot in the back. these are the liberators. this is the nazis, you come for business, relatives, procedure, identification, shrapnel wound, the main cause of death of these people. this is the conclusion of the forensic experts. basically. these are explosive injuries and bullet wounds. it was our mother who simply killed people, that is, my mother-in-law, she was in raisa ivanovna from the age of 31 for 3 months. at home in the apartment and went out to eat. eat above the garages they prepared food there. she flew in, a mine threw her into the entrance for 91 years - this is probably because she survived that wartime in this war, please, in the republic there are entire cemeteries with burial places of the victims of the ukrainian genocide, a memorial, we will not forget, we will not forgive the memory of the victims, ukrainian aggression in 2014, over tim

later, the buddies remembered this act and the brave headman was shot as an accomplice of the white guardscult to understand inside myself, i will come to moscow and i will understand. but the fact that, uh, everything here is what we see and those meetings that take place, they come from a pure heart. somehow with a pure soul. i see it, i really appreciated it. finally, we have reached the final stop. thank you for this. numerous beroevskaya, relatives see off yegor to the airport, the famous ossetian pirogues will arrive in moscow in cold, but will never cool down, heroic love for the land of their ancestors. it will never be forgotten, an amazing feeling of belonging to a large and glorious family. next, egor will have to find out why his pro grandma was revered as a saint? who in his family was a foundling and can a demolished house be resurrected? in ossetia, yegor managed to establish why his great-grandfather was shot. he also found out that his great-grandmother zinaida karaf korbut was a noblewoman and a representative of the same family as pope paul iv, now yegor wants to underst

of artillery during the civil war, did not greatly affect the actions of the red army since the white guards did not fare better with it and, in general, the nature of the operations carried out was radically different from the positional battles of the first world war in which artillery acquired a decisive role, but for the future the bolsheviks needed an effective army to protect their conquests, at first they had to rely only on what they got. in the twenties, the main weapon of the sts was a three-inch model of 1902, but plus a large number of french and english guns, both purchased in the first world war and and captured during the civil war killed a small number of german captured guns, but it was quite insignificant , there were more austrian captured guns, but they were so technically imperfect, as a rule, that they were sent for scrap. and well, since the military budget was very weak, it was necessary to reduce the personnel and technical staff. to design new guns, a modern technical base and an experienced design school were needed, and there were problems with both, if before the

perception and and there's almost there's coding particularly on tv when people talk about the the white point guard so cerebral and the most the most cerebral point guard i ever known was tommy hammacher who wasn't big was in fast wasn't quick. all he did was win the game for you now coaches at harvard and now coaches at harvard which is sort of appropriate isn't it? but and by the way, one of my favorite stories is tommy they play mit every year in their opening game. usually they're opening game because their schools are like a mile apart and the amit students come to harvard and when the harvard players are introduced they can't safety school. yeah. which i think is great. but yes, we do need to get that perception it you know, the old saying perception is reality. unfortunately. yeah people believe perception to be reality and it's like when idiots like what's your name on fox news on blocking on her name right now say shut up and dribble. there are people listening to her. and and and most of the time lebron james makes sense. he's not always right. none of us are but you know the notion that

in 1972, a white prison guard named brant miller was murdered angola. by 1974, wallace and woodfox were convicted for. the murder of the murder without one shred of physical evidence linking them to the crime. and they were put along. robert king in solitary confinement where they were held for more than 40 years, the longest period anyone has been held in, solitary confinement in american history until their release was secured. now, here to the the hardest part, the artist jackie sumell learned who is white, by the way, learned of wallace's story in 2001 and shortly thereafter to him commencing a 12 year friendship during which they exchanged over 300 letters and many phone calls when she was an mfa student at stanford, she received the assignment asking a professor to describe their most exorbitant dream home in order to study spatial relations ships. and she said that what she wanted to do, thinking about dynamics of race, wealth and privilege which was to turn to herman rather than a stanford and ask the seemingly simple question, what kind of hous

the white house carefully guarded his doctor from dangerous questions. must give the question to everyone who is sitting in the room. she has a perfectly legitimate question. she asks about the origin of covid and dr. faucha is the best person to answer this question, and i heard the question, but we won’t do it the way you want, you simons are not enough and that’s it. you and i are taking time from your colleagues, but it’s unlikely that the republicans will be able to completely avoid questions, the republicans have already promised that in january, when they have a majority in the house of representatives, they will initiate an investigation into the origins of covid and the fauci will call to testify no bureaucrat you hear dr. pouch, no dragon can be above the law, no fool can hide information from congress, and no budget can scold congress. i promise you a closure of the truth. and as you can see, i'm arguing in court every document from our friend dr. fauche, and in the senate, the republicans are demanding from the white house. suspend finance. t

virus, but hides this farewell press conference of clarity, however, did not add to the white house carefully guardedis doctor from dangerous questions. you must give the question to everyone who is sitting in the room. she has a perfectly legitimate question. she asks about the origin. khabiba and dr. fauci are the best person to answer this question. i heard the question, but we won't do it the way you want, you simons i've had enough simon that's it. you and i are all taking time from your colleagues, but it 's unlikely that you will be able to get away from the questions of the spider the republicans have already promised that in january, when they have a majority in the house of representatives, they will initiate an investigation into the origins of covid and the fauci will call to testify not a single bureaucrat you hear doctor, fauci, not a single drocrat. ca n't be above the law, no fool can hide information from congress, and no bureaucrat can lie to congress. i promise you the cover-up of the truth and in the form it will stop, i'm arguing in court every document from our friend dr. at hom

what malcolm be. dally thought and before becoming a migrant activist, the king of national white as a security guard for 3 years in khattab. because he complained about the full living and working conditions on social media. he was arrested and detained for a month in adult jail. and malcolm isn't the only one trying to raise the alarm. ah, so you can just be for yourself. this is katasha. look, this is my grandfather was trying to just see for yourself. this footage was sent to d. w by edwin, a king and migrant walker in durham. we've changed his name and his words are spoken by an actor of the role expressed in critical views can be dangerous. we can't verify his claims, but they chime with other accounts. 70 pulling this model at all. you have you follow belongings. you're cooking utensils, your clothes, everything you have in this room. you will see cockroaches at nights walking around and your food is there. it's not healthy. edwin has been working as a guardian, the residential complex indic atari capital don't have for 3 years. a shift last 12 hours in audio messages. and it tells us how his

workers at foxconn technology streaming out of dormitories in the early hours, pushing past white-clad guardsand vastly outnumbering them. this is what we are seeing. these protests did start overnight. it is also down to unpaid wages and fears of spreading infection. all of this coming from witnesses who are asking to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions. as you can imagine, several workers have been injured and we have seen antiriot police arrived on scene in order to restore order. security tensions boiling over in the city of yangzhou. that's the latest coming out of foxconn. violent protests at the biggest iphone manufacturing plant that apple has. coming up, having a look at celebrations in the arab world. the saudi arabian team pulling off a stunning upset in the first world cup, of course, to be held in the middle east. we will get a look at delhi next. this is bloomberg. -- we will get a look at doha next. ♪ rishaad: going to lunch break in just over seven minutes here in hong kong with the hang seng deciding to make up its mind. showing some reasonable gains, .9% there above t

but if it was a coup conspiracy and the most powerful people, the ones in white house meetings guardedral agents with guns paid by your tax dollars wielding the power of prosecution force, even the military, if they ultimately get away with their attempted coup, well, what does that do? the writer doug porter put it simply, if trump's coup attempt goes unpunished, it will become a training exercise. that's where we are right now. the understanding of what happened and what we do about it determines whether this becomes an aberration or a training exercise. those are some of the stakes and the evidence we'll show you tonight so we begin where this began, before election day. most candidates throw everything at winning. trump had a different plan to either win or steal the race as soon as it looked like he was losing which he telegraphed in september while his 2016 campaign chair steve bannon previewed a very similar declare victory plan. >> will you commit to making sure that there's a peaceful transferal of power after the election. >> we'll have to see what happen. >> what trump's gon

. >> reporter: jill biden and a fellow army national guard mom welcomed the official white house christmas tree. and 18.5 foot far from the farm. there will head to north carolina to serve meals at a dinner for military service members at cherry point. natalie brand, cp guest news . >>> police investigating a shooting at flemings prime steakhouse . police are telling a person unknown neighbor fired at least one shot into that restaurant. no one was hurt. the motive and intended target up on node at this time. >>> still ahead, a holiday travel arrest is in full swing. what you can expect for the rest of the thanksgiving week . >>> two receptor horrific crash on the peninsula. two drivers are charged in the case and why they could face years in behind bars. >>> we will introduce you to a man who has become a critical resource for his community despite his own need for a helping hand. >> have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back

for the sake of pr after all, we males guard the airspace over the white house and the pentagon proizoe thesis that the only enemy of the population of ukraine is vsu. the weather began to directly affect the course of hostilities in the zone, their russian military correspondents reported that the allies near artyomovsk and solidar abandoned offensive activity and went on the defensive. the reason for the heavy losses and unraveling a detailed analysis of the weather station on the line of contact was carried out by my colleague. yevgeny tishkovets yevgeny does not know how to fight in the off-season. vadim ukrainian militants. to new conditions. completely unprepared. this is the situation in the trenches now, wet, dirty, autumn depression, ukrainian soldiers complain that because of the rains everything has flooded morale to zero, look. we have to sit this is our superiors so look look. mud cannot move at all without the use of a heavy tug. the united states sent about twenty such systems to ukraine. some of them were destroyed by russian missile strikes . another vehicle from ameri

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he walks up to the north entrance of the white house with the marine guard is standing at attention pretty sticks out his hand to the marine, shakes his hand and said hello i'm gerry ford i'm going to be living here for a while what is your name? they brought with them some and grand rapids they learned on capitol hill played so much importance on people criticizing, for continuing to be a congressman while he was president. but those congressional qualities we often not overlook as they served so well. he was president, also dealing with foreign leaders and others the signal quality i hope i did not go too long. >> note thank you fantastic. you covered a lot of ground. so if you questions have come in. i want to encourage folks to use the chat to ask your questions there. all over the country, savannah georgia arlington, fairfax delaware ohio, new jersey, colorado, california, riverview, florida, connecticut a lot of gerry ford fans out there which is fantastic. let me start off with the questions are getting in the queue here. let's start off with something we been talking about the of t

origin of the virus, but hides this farewell press conference of clarity, however, white did not add the house carefully guardeds doctor from dangerous questions. you must give the question to everyone who is sitting in the room. she has a perfectly legitimate question. she asks about the origin of kadada, and dr. faucha is the best person to answer this question. i heard the question, but we won’t do it the way you want, you simons i’ve had enough simon that’s all for now you and i are taking time from your colleagues, but it ’s unlikely that you will be able to completely avoid questions the republicans have already promised that in january, when they have a majority in the house of representatives, they initiate an investigation into the origin of covid and fauci will be called to testify. hello no bureaucrat you hear dr. poucci. no bureaucrat can be above the law, no bureaucrat can hide information from congress , and no bureaucrat can lie to congress, and in the senate, the republicans demand from the white house. suspend funding for all bio-research programs until they are properly controlled the fears of

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would be to lay out what they would - lay out what they would describe as the white line, then perhaps to introduce a guardor disputes will not escalate through to a major military confrontation. from there they need to really understand each other�*s core interests, and recognise they may have differences, and how can they move on and coexist because it's not possible for one power prevail over the other. on the other hand they do have some common interest, for interest, climate change, concern over the escalation over the korean peninsula, north korea has escalated missile testing over the past few weeks. missile testing over the past few weeke— missile testing over the past few weeks. �* , ., few weeks. i'm interested, one ofthe few weeks. i'm interested, one of the pervasive _ few weeks. i'm interested, one of the pervasive issues - few weeks. i'm interested, one of the pervasive issues has - of the pervasive issues has beenin of the pervasive issues has been in and around the south china sees a lot of us allies concerned about chinese military activity, is that an issue that may come up for discussion

day, his limousine pulls up, jumps out the door, walks up to the north entrance of the white house, where a marine guard is standing at attention, and he sticks out his hand to the marine, shakes his head, and says, hello i'm jerry ford, i'm going to be living here for a while. what's your name? and that's just for. those qualities that he brought with him from grand rapids, that he learned with his parents, that crafted on capitol hill, that constituent service he plays so much importance on. people criticize him for not pivoting -- for continuing to be a congressman while he was president, but those congressional qualities we ought not overlook because they served him so well in dealing with the people while he was president, also dealing with foreign leaders and others, that personal quality that both he and betty sherr and -- for the common for. that's the presentation. i hope i didn't go too long. but -- >> now, fantastic! and a lot -- you've covered a lot of ground, as they say. so we have a few questions. i want to encourage folks to use the u2, chat ask your questions there, i want to welcome fo

and christmas is coming to washington with the first lady inviting children of national guard families to the whitemilitary families. she wanted to hear the kids stories about how their schools and communities can help support national guard families. the bidens are of course a national guard family themselves because of the late beau biden's service. and to help break the ice, there was an informal poll around the table. the kids say the best holiday movies are elf and home alone, but the first lady says she prefers snoopy and a charlie brown christmas. this year's theme is we the people, complete with 77 christmas trees, nearly 84,000 holiday lights. >>> at the world cup soccer tournament, team usa is trying to keep their focus on their match with iran just over 24 hours from now, but the u.s. soccer federation has become deeply embroiled in the protest against the tehran government. megan fitzgerald has more now from doha. >> reporter: as team usa and iran prepare to face off on the field, this morning, a fire storm of controversy building off the pitch. >> our opinion is that we want to play th

northern iraq. britney immediate say they were carried out by iran's revolutionary guard who accused kurdish militants of stocky white spread protests in iran. the european union is imposing new sanctions on iran, the measures target senior officials and some organizations in the country. you foreign ministers met in brussels today to discuss the sanctions there in response to runs cracked down on anti government protest and its alleged supply of drones to russia. the chief of iran revolutionary guard. and a company that makes drones are among the targets of the sanctions or the 300 people had been killed during the protest, which were sparked by the death of a woman who was in police custody in 0. d, w, corresponded terry shoulds. she followed the foreign ministers discussions to day brussels. she says this continuing to support ukraine against russia's aggression was the main issue on the foreign ministers agenda as a day. but there was also a lot of attention on iran, more than 30 individuals and organizations have now been placed on the sanctions list over 2 separate issues. the 1st is over the continuing repress

so i think the white house is right to be concerned about who is guarding, who's guarding this hen houserstating the case. i mean, there's hardly anyone left to keep the lights on. right. just really quickly, do you expect twitter to fail then? are you thinking that it will no longer exist sometime soon? all the people who have the capacity to keep the thing up, from a technical perspective, are largely gone. so we can either await a technical infrastructural failure or we can continue to watch as elon musk mismanages his way through his $41; billion acquisition. i guess it's anyone�*s guess which one will cause the failure first. sarah roberts, former twitter employee. a passenger plane struck a fire truck while taking off at an airport in peru — killing two firefighters. this was the scene at lima's airport as crews tried to battle the blaze. the airline latam, which operated the domestic flight, said none of the 102 passengers aboard — and no crew members — lost their lives. in iran, the funerals of children killed amidst clashes with security forces have ignited more protests. demons

white house. >>> some members of the coast guard spent their thanksgiving rescuing a passenger.ick valencia joins us now. the story is extraordinary in the fact that this passenger went missing, they were able to find him and pull him to safety. >> reporter: how wild is this story. good morning, when is the last time you heard someone going overboard, being lost at sea and being found. according to reports the man was floating in the gulf of mexico for more than 12 hours. he was a passenger on the cruise ship the carnival valor which left new orleans on wednesday for a five day cruise to mexico. it was later that night, wednesday night, when his sister said she was at the bar with this unidentified male and he said he was going to the bathroom at 11:00 p.m., but he never came back. on noon thursday she reported him missing, it was about 2:30 when the coast guard launched a search and rescue operation. the cruise ship stopped and back backtracked, retracing the route to find the individual who was missing. he was spotted by the crew of another vessel, floating in the gulf of mexi

so i think the white house is right to be concerned about who is guarding, who's guarding this hen housetating the case. i mean, there's hardly anyone left to keep the lights on. right. just really quickly, do you expect twitter to fail then? are you thinking that it will no longer exist sometime soon? all the people who have the capacity to keep the thing up, from a technical perspective, are largely gone. so we can either await a technical infrastructural failure or we can continue to watch as elon musk mismanages his way through his $41; billion acquisition. i guess it's anyone�*s guess which one will cause the failure first. sarah roberts, former twitter employee. they're built to bring gas from russia to western europe — and now investigators say a series of blasts on two underwater gas pipelines earlier this year, were the result of "serious sabotage". 0ur europe editor, katya adler, has more. this is a new front line in russia's conflict against ukraine and the west. vladimir putin has warned energy infrastructure — how oil and gas travel from source to our homes — is at risk. thi

guard in there to help the capitol police. host: did you watch those january 6 hearings, the video that we saw, that last hearing of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer reaching out to the white house asking federal troops. what did you think of the video? caller: i thought it was remarkable that he could call this line and say that they didn't try to get the national guard and there. i hope he is still listening, because he is so wrong. i thought maybe i was wrong, because i did watch those hearings and i saw them trying to get the troops in their. it was up to the president to reach out and ask, i believe, the pentagon to send in the national guard. host: this is cheryl in daytona beach, florida. republican. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i think this is the saddest time the country has ever been in. it seems like based in the 1970's, when vietnam was going on, even before then. host: why are you feeling that way today? caller: look at where we are at. russia, china, north korea, misbehaving horribly. america is a special country. we have always been a special country. the whole world needed country -- america to be a special country and a beacon on the hi

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