they say that from the veranda there was a magnificent view of the lake surface with white ridges. d the city of beloozersk nearby. beloozers is a young city, it is not even 100 years old, it was built by komsomol members in 1958 , the city is called the capital of power engineers, because it arose simultaneously with the construction of the berezovskaya gres, so power engineers live here, power engineers work here, they train to become power engineers, perhaps this unfamiliar dog , dog energy, architect... there are two attractions in beloozersk: one is the cathedral of st. seraphim of sorov, where you can easily get, here in gress, the second attraction will not let you in, but i will be happy to give you a tour. in in the mid-fifties, there was an urgent need for the construction of a large thermal power plant in the western regions of belarus, where electricity consumption per capita at that time was three times lower than the national average. berezovskaya gress was the first largest thermal block. station, which not only covered part of the loads of the belarusian energy syste

adult specimens were released here , since then the shrimp has successfully acclimatized, and the white lake even received the second name shrimp lake. oh, hello, guys, what are you doing, hello, we're going to catch shrimp, wait, shrimp, that is , there are still shrimp in this lake, yes, of course, it's great, but it was a success, but with what, what is it? well, here’s the net , the bait is placed here, and the shrimp comes through these holes, it can’t get back out, it’s amazing, this is the first time i’ve seen such a fishing rod. okay, what should you use to catch shrimp, well , look, we are sausage, no, chips, no, say that well, we have rotten fish, rotten fish, well, yes, ugh, really rotten , and the shrimp like it, yes, okay, guys, honestly, i’ve never tried it, but i’d really like to, come on, the gear is laid out, i’ll help come on, i know that fish are usually caught using shrimp, but here it’s the other way around, apparently there’s something... in beloozersk shrimp from the swedes, they also like to eat rotten fish. wow, what a unit, well guys, catch a big fish, no, catch a s

the berezovsky region, through which i am traveling, looks at the world with three eyes of lakes, sporo, white there is also a whole kingdom of fish here, the most large in belarus. in belarus, you won’t surprise anyone with lakes, but what lives in the lakes of the berezovsky district, believe me, is impressive, what about the belarusian sturgeon, i want to see it, this fishery is located in three districts of the region at once, the area of ​​​​all the ponds of the leased reservoirs is only a little inferior to the total territory of the cities of baranovichi and kobrin. mainly pond fish are bred here, but a special nursery with workshops and a laboratory has been created for sturgeon. well , in order to understand how the belarusian aisyotor light appears, i will need help. meet the fish farmer. maksim. hello, hello. well, tell me a secret. uh, now we are in the incubation workshop of the central department. and specifically in the broodstock center, we work here with sturgeon producers, what are sturgeon producers, that is, these are ripe, these are mature individuals, otitrov, professiona

come on, i suggest you try our skablyanka, this is a local pike perch , which is caught in our white lakekoye, like a sweet tooth, i will make cheesecake made from vlogo boiled condensed milk, the famous and fermented baked milk, look at the consistency of the cheesecake, straight out of the premiere, cooks on wheels. tomorrow on the first, what do you think about our entry into nato. america, the usa, is actually built like a mafia state, whoever is stronger is right. i think it's just a misunderstanding. i never could have imagined that this elderly norwegian herring had such a sparkling sense of humor. and we are happy to contribute as long as it is needed. why does nato need war? an elite who derives personal benefit from this. vavan and lexus, connect them already, i’m connecting them. so, vavan and lexus, well , he was much more interested in communicating with us than zelensky. glory to russia, vavan and lexus show, tomorrow, on the first one, instructions for users on how to keep the liver healthy, on beans, why is soy milk better than cow's milk? vibes of love. is it true that pe

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two, come on, i suggest you try our skablyanka, this is a local pike perch that is caught in our white lakea is a product of the stellar group, alina, where is the figure skating? hopelessly, on the first. let's begin: the best skaters of the country at the start of the dream tournament, grand prix of russia. live broadcast, today on the first. health is with you again, dear friends, our program continues and i want to remind you that this morning, we started with a trip to the pharmacy, autumn is the time of colds, the main symptom of a cold is temperature, so today we choose at the pharmacy medicine for fever. we start this morning in one of the most beautiful areas of moscow, the patriarchal ponds area. for me, this place is nostalgic, because here, not far from the patriarchal ponds, the school where my children studied, their moscow childhood took place here, and of course, here we mothers got together and the biggest problem of our life was a c for unmade contour maps, everything has changed, children. grew up, the problems became different, but every time i return to this amazing pla

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two, come on, i suggest you try our skablyanka, this is a local pike perch that is caught in our white lakeroduct of stellar group. you'll wake me up at dawn, see me, if i didn't. andrei voznesensky, juno and ovos, tomorrow at the first, what do you think about our entry into nato, america, the usa, is actually built like a mafia state, whoever is stronger is right, i think, i could never imagine that in this elderly norwegian herring has such a sparkling sense of humor. and we are happy to contribute as long as it's necessary. why does nato need war? there is an elite group that derives personal benefit from this, okay, glory to vavan and lexus, connect them already, i’m connecting them. so, vavan and lexus, well, it was much more interesting for him to communicate with us than with zelensky. glory to russia. vavan and lexus show, tomorrow on the first. tonight in our studio we remember director mark zakharov in our studio with his family and friends. i challenge you to a fight. the dragon? well, how is your health, very good, your health is very good now. i challenge you to fight for the

then a discovery at lake merritt. a whiteext up on "nightly news," the judge on trump's case with a gag order. those stories and more with lester hold, >>> tonight, our special edition of "nightly news" from israel as thousands race to escape gaza ahead of a potential ground offensive. and hamas terrorists release the first video of a hostage held inside gaza hamas showing video of a 21-year-old kidnapped at that music festival where 260 were killed. her on-camera plea as israel confirms hamas took more hostages than we first knew the conditions hamas is giving to release some of them >>> also, the desperation at gaza's border with egypt. thousands including american citizens trying to flee, but the crossing still closed humanitarian aid blocked as diplomatic efforts to broker a ceasefire have so far failed >>> plus, our new reporting. when will president biden visit israel the danger in the region ma

resources agency intervened in the matter and pointed to a document that stated in black and white that a laketer that we were able to add it to the state water register, where it is still located today. this body of water is a lake and all the criteria and signs, and it is fed by underground springs, it used to be here, and has always been swampy. the area, in the neighboring areas, also in the neighboring areas, there are also a lot of swamps and small ponds. it should be noted that lake iprut is not the same thing, the lake is connected to other bodies of water, it is combined into a natural object, but the pond may well be man-made, in general, there are many nuances, but there is a fundamental legal aspect here, the fact is that it is an artificial water body under certain conditions may be owned, a non-artificial water body cannot be owned for one simple reason, because citizens, all citizens have the right to use a water body, not artificial, real and which is adjacent to one object, you understand that this will happen now, with the statement, that the lake is a lake, the new owner cat

passage, and then it’s wider and deeper, so we’ll pass now, there is such a beautiful lake with lilies, with whitee many tributaries into it, formed from the old riverbeds of pripyat, every 500 m there is such a formation, there are many such tributaries into it, so... we are now on one of them, called onki, this is also the old riverbed of pripyat, once upon a time many centuries ago the river flowed here, then it changed its course, but this tributary remained, and now it’s like a lake, well, mostly fishermen on these lakes, both in summer and winter, in summer on a spinning rod, in winter for winter fishing, in this lake i even caught a 7 kg pike, but it was not my pike, i caught it, but... my friend was fishing next to me, well, he was a beginner fisherman, he took it pull, that’s it, he says, i can’t pull it out , his hands are shaking, i helped him, pulled it out, it was a 7 kg pike, it was winter, there are a lot of fish in the lakes, i weighed pike, perch, roach, how many of them were there, there are many species, erzh, len, crucian carp, carp, catfish, in principle, all the animals that

narrow passage, and then it is wider and deeper, now we will pass, there is such a beautiful lake with lines, with whitepyat this is not only one river, the river itself, there are many tributaries into it, formed from the old beds of the pripyat, every 500 m there are many such tributaries into it, so we are now on one of them, it’s called virky, this is also an old bed pripyat, once a lot centuries ago, the pripyat flowed here, then it changed its course, but this tributary remained, now it’s like a lake, well, mostly we fish on these lakes, both in summer and winter, in summer for spinnin, in winter for winter fishing, in this lake even i caught it at 7 km. pike, but it wasn’t my pike, i was fishing, and my friend was fishing next to me, well, he was a beginner fisherman, he took it to pull, that ’s it, he says, i can’t pull it out, his hands are shaking, i helped him, pulled it out , she was 7 kg pike, it was winter, there are a lot of fish in the lakes, i’m here pike, perch, roach, how many there are many types of them there, ruff, tench, crucian carp, carp, catfish, pike perch, except for the eel,

beautiful place during the day, but some say when the sun goes down, still lake becomes a walking ground for a lady and white. asking where her children are after they drowned in that lake. now, that's just a legend. we can't confirm that. that will be all from us here at kron. 4 news in the newsroom. thank you for joining us here at noon. i'm ella sogomonian. we have live in the bay with olivia horton right after the break. welcome, everybody. you're now officially tuned in to live in the bay and coming up today, it's a very special show. it's the spookiest day of the year. >> and we're getting into the spirit with the rocky horror show. details on the san francisco housing tradition and how you can participate in year. >> then she is the bay area native that's continuing the top cookie monsters in the nation. in the network's halloween cookie challenge. how local is treating us to a time? and the top safety tips to keep you your little ones on the right track while heading out in cost. you hear from experts on what to look out for trick or treating. >> plus, we're honoring day of the dead with the 42nd ann

to return back to america and delayed and canceled in and out of tel aviv and john keystone lake by live at white house and look at maps to give people a good idea of geographical of location of some entry or exit points into some of the surrounding countries. the best option and likely the best to get out of gaza and would be the rafah crossing and highlighting it here again. leads into egypt and they believe that we will be able to work with the government of egypt on an arrangement that whether or not americans are on the hook to pay to get themselves out or whether the state department will be stepping in and he said that's on a case by case basis and they're exploring actively a range of options to assist americans who do want to leave. this is obviously a priority right now for the state department and these are exit points and geographical locations in countries in some ways that americans look to get out in the coming hours and dais. our next guests were in israel when the fighting broke out on saturday and trying to get back to the united states. roman and alexis thompson joining us now.

more lakes nearby. this is one of the zavyshensky lakes, khuletskaya, side by side, well, side by side, three kilometers from here, there is a nameless whiteall the transkanalsky one behind the dnieper canal in relation to ivanova, here i am tostkon. beavers, there were no beavers here before, absolutely, now there’s a beaver hut, they literally knocked down a birch forest, as if with a log i walked around, it’s all the work of beavers, you see how they look like fringes, like beveled, like sharpened pencils and holes. now we are on the shore of lake khuletskaya, khulets, it is popularly called, especially for those who are here. there are a lot of canadian catfish, quite rarely they are found on other lakes in belarus, but they were once brought here too, apparently the same puslovskys brought them here, and there are a great many of them here, sometimes you come fishing, in a couple of hours you can get a bucket click, really small, but very prickly... not much, but so much silt, let’s say you take a fishing rod, these are village fishing rods made of walnut, it’s 4-5 meters long, you take it right like this near the shore, you stick it

into thursday, a white halloween for parts of the great lakes and interior northeast. 63 in north andperatures down and we have clipper of snow and that means yes, my friends for halloween, snow on the ground for big cities in to the great lakes for tomorrow evening. here is your halloween forecast for the country below freezing, okay. that means parents, bundle your kids up. over to you, my friend. >> lawrence: thanks. 80/30 new york district court will open doors for sam bankman-fried. he is set to take the trial again in his own defense before cross-examination. he faces felony counts which he pled not guilty. here to react, stuart varney. it is varney, the man himself. what is the case being made against sam bankman-fried and his defense? >> sam bankman-fried says i made mistakes. were they innocent mistakes made by guy who uses adhd medication? or are they deliberate mistakes and he covered up illegality. he knew they were in trouble and nearly bankrupt and came up with the idea it was an accounting problem and switched it to gain instead of loss. is that criminal? prosecution sa

it's a beautiful place during the day, but some say when the sun goes down, stew lake becomes waukee ground for a lady in white asking where her children are. drowned in that like it's just a legend. okay. we confirm that. yeah. that's >> this is dark stuff. but we're going to it up. yes, have some funds, but i have a tent in golden gate park to very possibly as we go into good, you know, who is scaring the pelicans tonight? steph curry scares everybody. they're going to be seen stepping their night. yeah, it was in his bag. steph curry. >> and the warriors. >> 15 was terrible on the road last year. road game number 3, and they're looking pretty good. >> yeah, that definitely want to see some of those tonight. jesus. >> all right. and we'll also hear from kyle shanahan. heading into the trade deadline tomorrow. kyle. we'll present mystic. not the happiest teams last 3 games in >> the special. >> the warriors taking care of business on the road. there's a lot to like about this team. thanks going me here on sports night live. i'm jason dumas. last season the warriors won just 11 games away from chase center by

lake. ray ray i wonder if the dog's name was commander, kayleigh. this seems rather freudian to me. commander just vanished from the whiteret service and staffers. he starts talking about throwing dogs in lakes. this is very strange to me. >> kayleigh: that may be the greatest pivot. talk about dogs and lakes or maybe the saddest indictment of this president i have ever heard. ray ray is he something else, i have got to say. >> kayleigh: he is okay, raymond, it is friday as you know and that means i get to grant you three wishes. ray ray oh my -- you are so kind to me genie kayleigh, my first wish is related to that last story. people wonder how did the first's dog commander and major become so aggressive? we found some video that might answer that question. look at how biden treats commander as he exits marine one here. watch this. they will put the video in. he kicks the poor animal. no wonder commander went full cujo on the white house staff. the dogs trying to get to the big guy. judicial watch reported that the not only does he kick and punch the dogs, but he may be abusing them in all kinds of ways and i wish presi

lake road. that vehicle then taking off white van, followed that bmw for a few blocks and that is when police caught up with that car and interviewed the driver. neighbors say they see speeding cars frequently and they want more traffic enforcement to make the area safer. i saw the footage. i saw it and the car was flying by and the lady, she did fly in the air. and we believe that she died on impact. it just breaks my heart. and my next steps are i want to make sure they get a crosswalk and they get justice. we can't bring back a life. well it's not clear why, but the driver was not cited or arrested. three people in santa rosa are being treated for injuries after a young driver who was being pursued by the chp crashed into an suv. 19 year old man behind the wheel of a car with a license plate that said will run, drove off and reached speeds of 100 plus miles an hour after a chp officer tried to pull him over for speeding. he eventually crashed at mendocino drive when he tried to pass an suv using the center median. two adults in one child were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries.

lake. >> i wonder if the dog's name was commander kelly. you know, this seems rather freudian to me. commander was just vanished from the white house after, noshing on a series of secret service agents and white house staffers, and then the president suddenly starts talking about throwing dogs in lakes. this is very strange to me. >> you know, that might be the greatest pivot of all time. >> blame the reporters. now, let's talk about dogs in lakes or maybe the indictment of this president. i've ever heard it. he is something else, i got to say. he is. well, okay, raymond, it is friday, as you know. and that means i get to grant you three wishes. >> all my gut. you are so kind me, gene kelly. my first wish is related to that last story. people wonder, how did the first dogs commander and major become so aggressive? well, we found some video that might answer that question. look at how biden treats commander as he exits marine one here. watch. they'll put the video in. look at this. he kicks the poor animal. the wonder commander went full for cojo on the white house staff, the dogs trying to get to the big guy who apparently ha

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when the sun goes down still becomes a walking ground for a lady in white asking where her children are after they drowned in that lakew, that's just a legend. we can't confirm that. let's talk about the weather now. here is a live look at san francisco's. transamerica. pyramid of the sun shining beautifully in the background. meteorologist kyla grogan here with the forecast. kyla. i don't know. i mean, have you seen her? no, i'm not. and i'm not looking for are also 200 rooms in the winchester is that's amazing. to get their check that out. maybe not right. this second, what? it's been until it's non spooky. hey, let's talk about some fun pictures that i've got for you. if you're halloween costumes. hello, camila. my perfect pumpkin. >> looking beautiful there in your this one is amy and amber. they are giving you a little where's waldo and a little minions from san francisco. looking good. ladies. >> and then this one is this wonderful family, giovanni antibody. they have dressed up from tim burton movie. so she is from that the the night for christmas, right? and he is for our the nightmare, i should say for christ

lake of the school that we had. democrats, the center of the white house, they need the republican party they'll be functioning at the that we don't have right now. >>, mccall and mccarthy both called it that's. well the voters look at this, and they ask the point about, how does this bode well for republicans trying to hold on to that majority? >> well i think that if it gets resolved soon and it doesn't lead to real consequences like the government shutdown than i think you could go in the 2024 election and they'll be plenty of new ones for people to concentrate on. >> but aren't too already picking it up in the real world? there's consequences on -- other things are going on? >> there is no forcing event yet. that is requiring house republicans. we look at them, and we think we've hit bottom. they haven't hit bottom. yet they obviously don't feel compelled, at least not 217 of them to take action. that might change. that might change if there is something that actually has to do. i think when there's legislation that they actually feel necessary to vote than they may have to do something like just decide that they

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. >> janice: white halloween, snow on the ground for trick-or-treaters. powerful cold front from great lakestexas bringing rain and snow on the backside of this and across portions of the mout an. quick clipper system will arrive tonight into tomorrow. there will be snow on the ground for trick-or-treating. temperatures around the freezing mark and it is going to feel cooler with the wind chill, we will keep you up to date. one of the coldest halloweens we have felt in many years. foxweather.com has details. over to you. >> ainsley: not going to rain on halloween. >> lawrence: remembers our names. >> brian: soros funneling 15 million to groups behind the pro-palestinian protest, a live report following this money. >> ainsley: check in with dana perino. >> dana: i had visions of the winter coat my mom made me wear over my costume in denver. >> ainsley: you grew up in denver. >> dana: my sister has a new neighbor that moved from houston and the two kids had never been in snow. my sister got them to shovel her walk yesterday. someone was thinking. great to see you. ground war in gaza intensifie

one hand, the waves of the white sea are noisy, on the other - the barintse sea, this is the land of mountain passes and rapid rivers, impenetrable forests and glacial lakesspecial world in which there are several... winter months the polar night lasts, from the end of may until the end of july the sun does not set. white night is a popular brand of st. petersburg, but they are truly white here; in the summer the kola sun does not allow twilight to approach the peninsula, even for a moment. usually, travel around the kola peninsula begins from its capital, murmansk, but we went, or rather, drove. our own way and first of all we went to an ancient northern village, a little more than 100 km from murmansk, 2 hours away, people live here in the 16th century, but only recently even those who had never been here learned about this village, but its name, while many still pronounce it with an error, is not teriberka, but teriberka, a famous village in the north of the kola peninsula, teriberka used to be famous... for its fishing, and now it is a real tourist century, well, touristic, i would even say a cinematic mecca, because famous directors come here to shoo

white house kitchen garden. there are beautiful walkways and just center by drive we are connecting it to the lagoon and the lake is a vibrant hub of connectivity and ensuring it is key immunity to our local residents but even as we expect hundreds of thousands of tourists in the chicagoland area around the world to visit every year. that is the project in a nutshell and i'm happy to delve into it. >> you can see those words? inspire, empower, it was the other one? >> and connect. in bold lettersdi surrounding te workspace. impressive. i am a little prejudiced. >> but a public library rooted in okay here's the milliondollar question people a. connect check out books? >> you will be able to check out books. but i think there is also this really incredible moment for libraries to have a national leader and figure like the obama's choose to build the center but to include a public library in that space. we are going to be having all of our elaborate community leaders will be visiting the center. we will big hitting of millions of visitors. leaders from across our country and around the world are going to be seeing

lake itself. as you can see, even those mountain tops in the distance don't really have a lot of white on them just'll get there later this year, at least ideally looking at what we saw yesterday. as far as rain goes, middle peak and mount tam saw over 2 inches of rain. well, as in san jose in sunny, we're between a 10th order quarter of an inch of rainfall. now what we have for the bay at this point, nice sunshine for most of us. a little fog in the north bay. any remaining showers are well out of our neck of the woods. you can see if you look really close, a little bit of blue and just as very mountaintops right around mount whitney, stern, sequoia national park. futurecast shows clear skies for the bay. looking ahead. we do have showers surrounding us into the latter part of the week up in the northern part of the state as well as some snow that is likely to drift down into the sierra come thursday into friday. this doesn't impact us, though. we've got a really dry forecast ahead as futurecast shows you. so we don't have much of any use for umbrellas in the immediate future. hopefully later on t

i show this the other day, seen any white on those how it's back to looking like it's about to be winter again. love love, love this view. >> look at lake tahoe, all the snow that had fallen there is melted off. >> those trees back to being green. but look at this. those mountain tops in the distance. that's where you're seeing that skoda, snowfall. it's enough that tie. oh, good. pass up in yosemite national park. closing down yesterday. likely to open back up once a little snow melts off. but we're about to reach that season. we're chain controls and closures are going to become commonplace in the months to come. 40's 50's for most of our current temps. look at redwood city and a blood. you're down to 42 right now. palais her at 41. >> and then you get up into the north bay and that's the cold, the coldest of the season so far. kelsey bill at 33 degrees pedaling about 38 santa rosa and sonoma. each sitting at 36 degrees right now. so it is a chilly morning. you might not have that thick winter jacket at the front of the closet. but it's time to start thinking about it again, what we got out there and radar this morning is clear and dr

white house kitchen garden. there were beautiful walkways. and again, we're connecting the park is currently bisected by canal drive. we're connecting it to the lagoon and to the lake beyond. so it really is vibrant hub of activity and really ensuring that it is a key amenity and an asset for our local residents. even as we expect hundreds of thousands tourists, people from across the greater chicagoland area, across the country, around the world to visit as every year. so that is the in a nutshell and happy to delve into this a little bit deeper and you can see those words inspire to empower. and what was the other one? connect and connect it yes in bold letters surrounding the the workspace and it's so impressive and idea of having been a chicago public i'm a little prejudiced so think that's a good idea but to have a home like library rooted in will people okay here's the million dollar question people are going to ask can they take out books? you can take out books. you will be able to check out books. but i think there's also this really incredible for libraries that this branch represents to have a national leader figure like the obamas choose to build center

white subaru was found in nearby lisbon on the way to card's hometown. >> this is a wooded area. a small community but surrounded by a significant amount of woods. and swamp land and lakes and rivers. there is really a tremendous amount of nooks and crannies in this maine landscape. we're beginning to hear from witnesses as well. many of which are telling horrific stories of chaos and how they survived. listen. >> inside and bowling and out of nowhere he just came in and i heard a loud pop. i thought it was a balloon. i had my back turned toward the door. and as soon as i turned and saw it was not a balloon he was holding a weapon. i just booked it downtown lane and i slid basically into where the pins are and climbed up in the machine and was on top of the machine for about 10 minutes until the cops got there. >> there are so many families that are suffering heart break because of this. and today as the daylight comes and the search continues, they are -- we are waiting to hear more at a 10:30 press conference where get idea what the authorities are planning to do today to bring this to some closure. back to you guys. >> lawrence: mollie, real quickly do we know which

preserve the fading beauty for the long gray-white days; the surrounding world seems to freeze in their works. karelia is called the land of forests, rivers and lakese emerald taiga. the forest fed the local residents. here they hunted animals, collected berries, mushrooms and provided materials. here, for a long time, everything was made of wood, temples were erected, clocks were built. owls, they built houses, everything in the house was made of wood and furniture, chests and benches, everything, everything, everything. vladimir babkin never spends a day without going to the forest. the house of a wood carving master is like something out of a fairy tale, it stands right on the edge of the forest, vladimir built it with his own hands, just as they did it in several centuries ago, according to ancient customs, i decided to decorate karelia. in antiquity they liked to decorate houses with wood carvings and the gables of houses. kokoshniks and so on, and i decided to make just the valances of the towels, and these six-meter boards are called valances. the roof of a house always has a slope, and in order to decorate it, you need to make just a slanti

the white house is working behind the scenes to secure the release of american hostages as well being held by hamas. a jewish community group says anti-israel phrases were painted around oakland's lakethis past weekend. the jewish community relations council, bay area posted pictures of the graffiti that it says were spray painted on sidewalks around the lake. we are reaching out to oakland police to see if they have any other information. many palestinian american is here in california, have family members who are stuck in gaza. in anaheim over the weekend, some spoke out at a news conference held by the council on american-islamic relations. my family and i have been contacting anyone we can think of. congressman senators, the embassies in the us, jerusalem and egypt. they've all told us they are not doing anything to rescue the palestine americans in gaza. they said, oh, they should evacuate, they should go to the border. that was over ten days ago. they even send us a map. the israeli israeli military evacuation map and they said they should follow this route. but but but people actually went to the border. they were actually bombed. we need to stop this. there are an estimated

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white house, except for one thing. and that is our understanding and our appreciation for the military. so we both came from, you know, nonmilitary families from chicago, which is despite the fact that great lakes, you know, training center is just up the road, is not a military town. you you don't feel that. you don't see it. you're, you know, very separate from it. and that's how we came to the white house. and it was really eye opening during the campaign. so this is when mrs. obama first had roundtables with military spouses during the campaign and heard about these multiple deployments. and remember, we were in the depths of these two decades of war at the time, and then the strain on kids who go to ten schools before they graduated high school and spouses who are, you know, juggling this all by themselves, whether their loved one is deployed. and so it was very eye opening to mrs. obama and it was to me as we went through joining forces and one of the critical things among so are the pillars of joining forces was was employment. you know, where we did a huge employment effort to get companies to realize this and to hire veterans. so all these veteran preferences that now existed started t