this was sandy glass? this was sandy glass, yes.wicz: sandy glass, the prophetess, the woman who says god told her that nick's wife, dawn, was going to die, was spending a lot of time alone with nick hacheney. how soon after that do you talk to nick? immediately. next day? same day. josh mankiewicz: bily told nick that whatever was going on, it didn't look right, and he needed to stay away from sandy. and he says, what? well, there's first an indication that he's going to agree and follow instruction, but that doesn't happen. it was during that time that sandy began hearing from god, she said, about how she and nick would be together. and it turned out, god was getting specific. they would be together, god told sandy, not just some time in the future, but sometime after december 18, 1997. sandy quoted god as telling her that dawn was going to die on december 18. that's right. and that she and nick were going to be together after that. - that's right. they were going to be married. they were going to fulfill their destiny. something

sandi: i'm doing much better now. i'm an active part of my kids' lives. kayley: she can kick a mean soccer ball. sandi: dav's been there for me and my family. through thick and thin, they've had our back. narrator: every year, dav helps more than a million veterans like sandi get the health and disability benefits they've earned so they can achieve victories great and small. sandi: my victory is getting my life back. i may have lost my leg, but i've gained so much. i got my joy back. kayley: we got our mom back thanks to dav. narrator: support more victories for veterans. go to dav.org. hearing health foundation wants you to protect your ears to keep listening. keep listening. so let's go. what are you doing to protect your hearing health? whenever i go to concerts, i bring protection for my ears. oh, i love that. did you know that untreated hearing loss is actually bad for your brain? wow. i didn't know that. what would you tell people to get them to keep listening? you only have one pair of ears, so you've got to take care of them while you've got them.

sandi: i'm doing much better now. i'm an active part of my kids' lives. a mean soccer ball. sandi: dav's been there for me and my family. through thick and thin, they've had our back. narrator: every year, dav helps more than a million veterans like sandi get the health and disability benefits they've earned so they can achieve victories great and small. sandi: my victory is getting my life back. i may have lost my leg, but i've gained so much. i got my joy back. kayley: we got our mom back thanks to dav. narrator: support more victories for veterans. go to dav.org. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ a fighter ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ ♪ the eye of the champion ♪ ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar ♪ ♪ (music) ♪ ♪ roar ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ roar ♪ ♪ i got the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ a fighter ♪ >> this is cbs news roundup. i'm carissa lawson in new york. president trump's tariff war has put the brakes on u.s. auto industry sales. the price of both new and used vehicles has skyrocketed, along with the cost of parts to make repairs. then there are the millions of a

sandi smith was one of the people i focus on. she was from a small town in south carolina, piedmont. she came to bennett college as a student after the uprising in greensboro. let me go to that. the greensboro uprising happens in may 1969. claude barnes is a student at an all black high school. he is radical, part of black power movements and organizations. he wants to be student body president. he was already junior body president but he wanted to be senior student body president. the black administration disallowed him from being a candidate because of his radicalism. the students protested and still voted for him. despite his being disallowed. so that protest continues. the police gets involved and starts attacking and harassing both students and teachers. they run to a&t's campus for support and the student organization of black unity is being founded in one of the key leaders is nelson johnson. they run to this local campus to get help. they say you are starting a riot, starting the scum starting that. they run back to the c

this is one of the floodgates that was installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy.ver the past 15 years, new york city has been hit by several major hurricanes. they've caused serious loss of life and more than $30 billion in property damage. and that's... just in our metropolis, so we 're trying to figure out how the city, as a region, how the united states adapts to climate change. over 2 m, that's the height of the concrete wall, it creates a continuous line of defense, sometimes it's hard to even notice, there are low areas, they look almost like places to sit. it's due to the topography and the height of the coastline. in general, it's a continuous line. of defense of one level. there's a big project proposed by the u.s. army corps of engineers. it's a mixture of a lot of sea dams like this in different parts of new york city. and the military engineers have developed some projects, like the damp, which are buried under the sand. they kind of integrate with the beach and that reduces the risk of storm surges. we're seeing a lot of policy changes now in terms of

sandy.diesel, the rock, all that. >> you know, i agree, and i'm a huge fan, so i agree with you, larry. >> well, they'll be on our list then. >> yes, we'll make our own list. >> yes. >> the top five was good though. moonlight parasite. those are like classic movies in my book, for sure. >> instant classic. >> yeah, parasite was fabulous. >> didn't that only come out in 2020 or around then? >> yeah, it was. >> right around. i remember watching it during the pandemic. like that's a core memory being in lockdown, watching parasite. yeah. >> i left out the expendables with sylvester stallone. oh never mind. >> got a tweet out your list, larry. >> oh, yeah. very high brow. ♪ so one, two three ♪ ♪ take my hand and come with me ♪ ♪ because you look so fine ♪ ♪ and i really wanna make you mine ♪ ♪ ah, yeah ♪ ♪ are you gonna be my girl ♪ ♪ ♪ it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern califo

el final del juicio de sandy holmes acusado de trÁfico sexual.l jurado decidirÁ el futuro de quien fue uno de los raperos mÁs poderosos de la industria musical. estamos en la corte. >> loren you beautiful. >> y una boda prime. el fundador de amazon, jeff bezos, se casa con lawrence sÁnchez en venecia. hubo lujo. celebridades y fuertes protestas. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes. hoy comenzamos con la decisiÓn de la corte suprema que podrÍa cambiar lo que significa ser estadounidense y el derecho a la ciudadanÍa para los niÑos nacidos en el paÍs. primero, lo mÁs importante es que esto quede claro la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento sigue vigente hoy. si usted estÁ embarazada. si su bebÉ nace en el prÓximo mes, su bebÉ serÁ ciudadano. segundo, la orden del presidente trump para limitar la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento entrÓ en vigor en 30 dÍas. y tercero, la forma en que se aplicarÁ esta orden dependerÁ del estado en el que nazca el bebÉ. estos son los 28 estados en los que hasta ahora los hijos de inmigrantes sin documentos y de alg

empiezan los alegatos finales en el juicio a sandy camps. numerosos estados. el mal tiempo ¿y si todo lo que hago para mi diabetes tipo 2 no es suficiente? ¿y si... mounjaro una vez a la semana puede ayudar. mounjaro ayuda a tu cuerpo a regular el azúcar en la sangre, y puede ayudarte a que consumas menos alimentos. además, 3 de cada 4 personas alcanzaron un a1c menor al 7%. y las personas perdieron hasta 25 l libras. no uses mounjaro si eres alérgico a este, o si tú o tu familia padecen de carcinoma medular de tiroides, o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2. suspéndelo y llama al médico de inmediato si tienes una reacción alérgica, un bulto o inflamación en el cuello, dolor de estómago severo o cambios en la visión. efectos secundarios serios podrían incluir: páncreas inflamado y problemas de vesícula. el uso de mounjaro con una sulfonilurea o insulina puede causar niveles bajos de azúcar en la sangre. infórmale a tu médico si estás lactando, estás embarazada, planeas estarlo o tomas anticonceptivos y antes de procedimientos con

sandy? what is festive?e, great. let's check your answers. at what sporting event do fans stand along? the track, you said, these are skis, together with you so 14 people answered, not bad, what can be model-like, you said, appearance, 13 people agree with you, not very much, what can you rustle with, you said, a package, a package, yes, a package, and that's a success. 27 people decided that the best thing to rustle with is a package. well, maybe we don't rule it out. what kind of shore is there? well, you said it sensibly, sandy. together with you , 23 people think so. 77. and finally, what is festive? and you imagined it. together with you , 15 people saw a festive cake, 92, almost half, it's good result, please, return to the team, we are waiting for bogdan, you can take a look at the scoreboard. you have to score, points and you can solve the operation, arithmetic 200 - 92 will be 108, 108, 108, it is real, probably, definitely real, there are such examples, okay, you have 30 seconds 10 seconds more, bu

jack voted against relief for sandy victims three times. so listen, i'm gonna protect our rights, including the right to an abortion. jack has pledged to implement an abortion ban and to de-fund planned parenthood. i am ready to shake up the status quo. and jack is the status quo. he's not changed, he's a rerun. he's a ghost of elections past. and i have fought for new opportunities my entire life. from my first oath to the constitution as a teenager at the united states naval academy to this moment. i have always fought to up end unfair systems and i am now gonna take on systems that don't work or only serve special interest in the only way i know how, by running to be your next governor. [cheering] >> this country is too beautiful to be beholden to the cruelty and self interests that jack and trump are trying to hoist on earth. so why do we stand here in new jersey with the weight of the nation on our shoulders, with every eye in the country looking to us to lead. i think it's because we have a certain reputation. we may have a chip on ou

sandy walked along this coast 12 years ago.he first line of houses was completely demolished and burned down, now, as you can see, everything has been restored. new york has to reckon with natural disasters more and more every year. a protective wall is now being built around our main island of manhattan. nina vishneva was one of the first to see it. it is a sliding gate. the wall is capable of blocking off the entire area around if there is a threat of a strong hurricane. my name is kate boycourt. i work for the environmental defense fund on climate resilience. this is one of the floodgates that was installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy. over the past 15 years, new york has been hit by several major hurricanes, they have caused serious human losses, and also caused property damage of more than 30 billion dollars, and this is only in our metropolis, so we are trying to figure out how the city, as a region, how the united states adapts to climate change. more than 2 m, this is the height of the concrete wall, it creates a

sandy passed along this coast 12 years ago. line. the first line of houses was completely demolished and burned, now, as you can see, everything has been restored. in new york , every year more and more we have to reckon with natural disasters. around our main island of manhattan, they are now building a protective wall. ne na vishneva saw it one of the first. it is a sliding gate, the wall is capable of blocking the entire area around if there is a threat of a strong hurricane. my name is kate voicourt. i work at the environmental defense fund on climate resilience. this is one of the floodgates that was installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy. new york city has been hit by a number of major hurricanes over the last 15 years. they've caused significant loss of life, and they've also caused over $30 billion in property damage, and that's just in our metropolitan area, so we 're trying to figure out how as a city, as a region, as the united states... adapts to climate change. more than 2 m, that is the height of the concrete wall

sandy cuttin bone came to berlin and 1990, drawn in by the cities cheap housing and alternative ideas. he settled in the east berlin district of cedar lake side. we had a huge this watching movement. at this time, there were about 120 squats in mainly east berlin because, you know, it's historical. got the west. german authorities were not in charge yet. on the east german, no storage has had different problems. so in this gap, a squatting movement emerge. the idea to live in a middle household was 20 people. it was kind of like into a token of fantasy. in the 19 ninety's berlin became a capital of counterculture and tech. no, it sound track artist as active as sending music. pioneers captured for love's advantage. buildings runners of a department store became the famous art centered tech of this. and remember the bunker. it became the 4 runner to the now world famous take no clubs back time between 19962006, the number of visitors in berlin more than doubled by 2012 tripled. it was actually the tourist who saved the city from its bankruptcy. when these 2 is came to berlin, they noti

this is one of the floodgates that were installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy.the past 15 years, new york city has been hit by several severe hurricanes. they have caused serious loss of life, as well as material damage. we see a lot of policy changes in terms of how, where and what we build, what efforts are being made to restore natural flood solutions, particularly green infrastructure. such zones are needed to absorb water during hurricanes. for example, during hurricane ida there was extreme rainfall, a huge amount of rain fell in a short period of time and the water flooded large areas of new york. if you ask anyone on the streets of new york, they will tell you, in the last 10 years, and i've lived here for 15 years, we've seen a lot more rain, abnormally strong compared to what we had before, so it's not even a question of climate change, myth or reality, we see climate change even in our subway, i was stuck for 2 hours on the subway trying to get home, it was because of the extreme heat. i want people to understand, we are paying for climate change righ

even though sandy smith was black. black woman. and so in any it's a it's a they think they may have targeted at certain leaders of the movement including sandy. so they say it's not racial animus. political animus. right. because you're a communist. this is the reason why this happened. and so no one is convicted ultimately, they do a civil case. they're able to win a civil case because one of the members of the workers party is not a member of the communist workers party. that's saying, well, because you're not communists, we can't use political animus to justify your killing. right? so they are able to get some money for that. but the involved keep doing movement work, but we think less of an activism, right? they're active. a stop doesn't stop when they stop being students right. they she remained in greensboro politics right after. she graduates and when she dies been a college student are like, well, why didn't we know her right. and so at the end years later, they've done like many demonstrations every year. they do a demons

sandy passed along this coast 12 years ago.irst line of houses was completely demolished and burned, now, as you can see, everything has been restored. in new york, every year more and more have to to deal with natural disasters. there is now a flood wall being built around our main island of manhattan. it is a sliding gate, the wall is capable of closing off the entire area around it if there is a threat of a major hurricane. my name is kate boycourt, and i work at the environmental defense fund on climate resilience. this is one of the floodgates that was installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy. new york city has been hit by several major hurricanes in the last 15 years. there is a big project proposed by an engineering by the us army corps, it's a mix of a lot of these seawalls in different parts of new york city, and the army engineers have also developed some projects, like seawalls that are buried under the sand, they kind of integrate with the beach. it reduces the risk of storm surges. we're seeing a lot of policy

sandy cutting bone came to berlin and 1990, drawn in by the cities cheap house wrecked a few to the side. we had a huge slim because you know, it's historical, gets the west. german authorities were not in charge yet on the east, german and all sorts of different problems. so in this gap, a squatting movement emerge. the idea to live in a communal household was 20 people. it was kind of like a token, a fantasy. in the 19 ninety's, berlin became a capital s counter culture and tech. no, it sound track, artist as active as sending music. pioneers captured for love's advantage. buildings the ruins of the department store became the famous art centered tech of this. and remember the bunker. it became the 4 runner to the now world famous take no clubs back time between 19962006. the number of visitors in berlin, more than doubled by 2012 tripled that it was actually the tourist who saved the city from its bankruptcy. when these tourists came to berlin, they noticed an interesting city with many clubs, many museums, was low alcohol prizes, with a sick sense of liberty as a sexual liberty, whic

this is one of the floodgates that was installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy.ork city has been hit by several major hurricanes over the last 15 years, and they have caused significant loss of life, and they have also caused. dollars, we are trying and this is just in our metropolitan area, so figuring out how the city, as a region, how the united states adapts to climate change, more than 2 m, that's the height of the concrete wall, it creates a continuous line of defense, sometimes it's even hard to notice, there are low areas, they look almost like places to sit, this is due to the topography and the height of the... coastline, in general, it turns out to be a continuous line of defense of one level. there is a large project proposed by the us army corps of engineers. it is a mixture of many similar sea dams in different areas of new york. also, military engineers have developed several projects, something like the damp, which are buried under the sand, they kind of integrate with the beach and that reduces the risk of storm surges. we're seeing a lot of poli

part of the road, on a sandy road you can't rest, the driver needs to skillfully maintain the balancef the car so as not to get stuck in the sand. can we ask those who sit in the back to go to the front? we need to redistribute the entire bus. they will happily stand like this for at least a few hours, no one wants to get stuck here for several days. the most important thing is not to stop. that our driver is i think a real hero, she's right, it takes skill and determination to get through this. they're driving through zholopan, a region larger than switzerland but with less than one inhabitant per square kilometer. several cars are driving in front of the bus, struggling with the sand sea. the jeeps have little trouble, but the sedan seems to be having a hard time. two couples with a child are going to meet relatives, but they underestimated the risks of such a journey, this is the second time we've gotten stuck in this sand, we'll have to dig ourselves out again the car in front. if no one helps you, you are practically doomed to death. it is hard to believe, but the car is on an im

horror, here's the sandy part of the road, there's no rest on the sandy road, the driver needs to skillfullymaintain the balance of the car so as not to get stuck in the sand. we can ask those sitting in the back to go to the front. we need to redistribute the weight of the bus. they will happily stand like this for a few hours, no one wants to get stuck here for a few days. the most important thing on the sand is not to stop. the only way to drive on the sand is to pick up speed, which allows the bus to cross the sand sea. 40 km left. i think our driver is a real hero. she is right, it takes skill and determination to get through this distance. they are driving through zholopan, a region larger than switzerland, but with less than one inhabitant per square kilometer. several cars are driving in front of the bus, struggling with the sand sea. the jeeps have little trouble, but the sedan seems to. it's not easy, two couples with a child are going to meet relatives. but they underestimated the risks of such a trip. this is the second time we've gotten stuck in this sand, we'll have to dig the

let's find out what the kharavog maststva festival "sandy field" is going to be like.e you to the presentation of the anniversary fax edition of the collection of maxim bagdanovich vyanok. let's be grateful for what has come from the 65th year of the belarusian state archive of the museum of literature and art. let's look forward to the era of alexander astrouska now and then. films are of great interest to us in the present day, and not only in this cultural past in belarus, films are sometimes in cooperation with the country of dziarzhava. at the national kіnastudy legendary history and good professional foundation. these dancers and several films have been made, which have contributed to the film fund, and not only other films. the belarusian leader is recognized from the right to the national film studios, its structures and material base, and from the right people in the efforts to develop the national cinematography. the maladzechna-cultural center of mіnshchyny in this millennium has been dedicated to the 24th national festival of belarusian songs and poetry. ce

jack voted against relief for sandy victims three times. so listen, i'm gonna protect our rights, including the right to an abortion. jack has pledged to implement an abortion ban and to de-fund planned parenthood. i am ready to shake up the status quo. and jack is the status quo. he's not changed, he's a rerun. he's a ghost of elections past. and i have fought for new opportunities my entire life. from my first oath to the constitution as a teenager at the united states naval academy to this moment. i have always fought to up end unfair systems and i am now gonna take on systems that don't work or only serve special interest in the only way i know how, by running to be your next governor. [cheering] >> this country is too beautiful to be beholden to the cruelty and self interests that jack and trump are trying to hoist on earth. so why do we stand here in new jersey with the weight of the nation on our shoulders, with every eye in the country looking to us to lead. i think it's because we have a certain reputation. we may have a chip on ou

sandy. see you in just a few minutes. the fire danger on the way tomorrow has p-g-and-e's considering shutting off power for parts of the bay area. small parts of contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties could be affected. the biggest effects are east of livermore. p-g-and-e's says the shutoffs could last through sunday. p-g-and-e's says if it does decide to shut off power, it will call, text or email you if you're going to be affected. well, we are heading into the time of year where fireworks and fires go hand in hand. san jose is calling off one of its professional shows on july 4th because of the risk the professionals show at lake cunningham is still on, but the fireworks festival at almaden lake park is canceled for people living nearby. as abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains, it's a relief. >> festive 4th of july fireworks will not be lighting up the sky above almaden lake this year. city officials in san jose are canceling the show due to safety. >> that's terrible. i think it's terrible news. i

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sandy. see you in just a few minutes.he fire danger on the way tomorrow has p-g-and-e's considering shutting off power for parts of the bay area. small parts of contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties could be affected. the biggest effects are east of livermore. p-g-and-e's says the shutoffs could last through sunday. p-g-and-e's says if it does decide to shut off power, it will call, text or email you if you're going to be affected. well, we are heading into the time of year where fireworks and fires go hand in hand. san jose is calling off one of its professional shows on july 4th because of the risk the professionals show at lake cunningham is still on, but the fireworks festival at almaden lake park is canceled for people living nearby. as abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains, it's a relief. >> festive 4th of july fireworks will not be lighting up the sky above almaden lake this year. city officials in san jose are canceling the show due to safety. >> that's terrible. i think it's terrible news. i t

this is one of the gateways, which were installed in manhattan after hurricane sandy. over the past 15 years, new york has been hit by several major hurricanes. they have caused serious human casualties, as well as material damage of more than 30 billion dollars, and this is only in our metropolis. so we are trying to figure out how the city, as a region, how the united states adapts to climate change. more than 2 m, this is the height of the concrete wall, it creates a continuous line of defense, sometimes it is even difficult to notice, there are low areas, they look almost like places to sit, it's due to the topography and the height of the coastline, basically it's a continuous line of defense of one level. there's a big project proposed by the us army corps of engineers, it's a mixture of many of these... all our natural places, all the natural defenses in this city, well, the water doesn't bite, i decided not to swim in this time, the water is cool, but clean, i would even say, very clean. in general, in the last 4 years only 6% of water samples on new york beach

thank you sandy. here come the 90s in sports.bout the controversy that led boston trading him to san francisco, coincidentally with the red sox in town for a weekend series. a lot of people in baseball wondering how devers relationship with the red sox imploded so and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. a union between rafael devers and his former team, the boston red sox. all right. it's only really been five days. but still, after the shocking father's day trade. as luck would have it, the giants are hosting boston tonight at oracle park, a weekend series getting underway. devers was traded after a bitter battle with the red sox over whether he would agree to play for a space. manager alex cora told devers don't bring your glove to spring training, and the plan was to use dev

host: sandy is in california on the line for democrats, on our guest hugo gurdon. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. mr. gurdon, i suggest that you read the american constitution. you seem to believe or you seem to be sitting here gaslighting us and lying about what the laws of this country are so that you can promote and foster a certain narrative about what is going on in california. if the governor says he does not need the national guard, then for trump to nationalize our national guard without the request of the governor, that seems to me to be an intentional escalation. secondarily, the constitution says every person. it does not differentiate between citizen and noncitizen. every person under the sovereignty of the united states is entitled to due process. therefore, picking up people off the street without a warrant in violation of the fifth amendment of our constitution, ok, is a violation of people's rights. these people, whether you agree with how they got here or not, have human rights that are not negotiable by this fascist trump white

the country year, but it seems that now everything is serious, the arabs wore nekabs because of the sandy terrain, why do ours wear them, what do they protect themselves from? in kyrgyzstan there is a scandal around the statue of ancient gods, the other day huge statues of ezeus poseidon were installed on the shore of lake isykul to attract crowds of tourists, so far the new product has only caused a flurry of criticism, why we will tell you today in the program, these are only greek figures, this is from ... art, friends, this is to attract tourism, this is only pasiidon brother and zeus brother, and this is the asia program on the channel now, today is thursday, june 12, my name is anna brovko, hello, migrants who do not bring benefit to russian society must leave the country, said russian interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev. the official also believes that those foreigners who were fired from their jobs, expelled from universities, who did not undergo a doctroloscopy and... did not study russian must leave, an excerpt from his speech was published on her telegram channel by the offi

arabs wore nekabs because of the sandy terrain, why do ours wear them, what do they protect themselves from? and in kyrgyzstan there is a scandal around the statue of ancient gods. the other day , huge statues of ezeus poseidon were installed on the shore of lake isykul to attract crowds of tourists. so far, the new product has only caused a storm of criticism. we will tell you why in today's program. these are only greek figures, this is art. friends, this is to attract tourism, this is only poseidon brother and zeus brother. and this is the asia program on the channel current time, today is thursday, june 12, my name is anna brovko. hello. migrants who do not bring benefit to russian society must leave the country, said russian interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev. the official also believes that it is necessary for those foreigners who were fired from their jobs, expelled from universities, who did not undergo fingerprinting and did not study to leave. there should be no illegal migrants on the streets in the residential sector, those who lost their jobs, were expelled from univer

rivers and lakes, smells the fresh wind, sniffles with clean skies, hears the singing birds and the sandyests, smiles at the sonny. respect your fat, jumping and screaming . in harmony with nature. belarus 24. today, the zherovichi monastery, where the miraculous icon of the holy mother of god resides, is not only a historical shrine, but also a living center of the orthodox faith. on belarusian soil. warriors have a banner, just as orthodox christians have banners with which they do not take care. in many churches these banners are made of fabric. an icon is an illuminated object through which we refer. roasters and roasters of the belarusian weights, let them embrace the ever-increasing light, for which we must not forget the hour of the hell, the hour of the spray, whenever the wind blows, the dust has fallen in the villages on saligorshchyne, menavіta here adradzіlі spring аbrad zalyakhvanya, are already included in the list of intangible chestnuts of belarus. people uvarot, people uvarot, people uvarot sabiraetstsa. belarus had its own ways of creating basting and preparing hetay fab

sandy cuttin bone came to berlin and 1990, drawn in by the cities cheap housing and alternative ideas. he settled in the east berlin district of cedar lake side. we had a huge selection movement at this time there were about 10 to 20 squats in mainly east berlin because, you know, it's historical. got the west. german authorities were not in charge yet on the east german know sort just have different problems. so in this gap, a squatting movement america, the idea to live in a little household was 20 people. it was kind of like into a token, a fantasy. in the 19 ninety's, berlin became a capital s counter culture and tech. no, it sound trapped. art is activism, music pioneer is captured for lives at fountain buildings runs of a department store, became the famous art centered tech of this. and remember the bunker. it became the 4 runner to the now world famous take no clubs back time between 19962006, the number of visitors in berlin more than doubled by 2012 tripled. and it was actually the tourist who saved the city from its bankruptcy. when these tourists came to berlin, they notic

the ships were not carried because of the sandy terrain, ours wear them for what, what do they protect themselves from. and in kyrgyzstan there is a scandal around the statue of ancient gods. the other day , a huge statue of ezeus and poseidon was installed on the shore of lake isykul to attract crowds of tourists. so far, the new product has only caused a storm of criticism. we will tell you why today in the program. these are only greek figures, this is art, friends, this is for attraction. was not published in her telegram channel by the official representative of the russian ministry of internal affairs irina volk. kolokoltsev believes that the migration issue is being used to try to destabilize the situation inside the country, but did not specify who exactly is behind this. the minister called on regional leaders to keep the issue of foreigners under control and not allow them to gather at migration centers. at the same time, he admitted that the poor organization of document reception at the local level is to blame. according to kolokoltsev, photos and videos of queues, which ap

it was owned by the sandy springs home. so if you go if anyone in the tulsa to these wonderful cultural i mean this is all happened in very recent times because we have a very wealthy billionaire philanthropist george kaiser who was a big bob dylan fan, big woody guthrie fan. so he brought their entire archive of everything of theirs and put in downtown tulsa. and he happened put it in a building that if you look carefully up at the top of the building and almost no does it says sand home 1922. and to me this is fascinating for two reasons. one, the date 1922 that was part of in the pre 19 1921 tulsa that was tulsa it after 1921 it was owned by white tulsa and then when it was reerected who was it? built by the sand springs home, which was instrument of charles page and i, you i've talked to, i try to talk to people at those cultural institutions about they don't really want to have that, to be honest with you. it's a little disappear painting and i have my theories why, but that's what are those theories? my main theory is

it was owned by the sandy springs home. so if you go if anyone in the tulsa to these wonderful cultural i mean this is all happened in very recent times because we have a very wealthy billionaire philanthropist george kaiser who was a big bob dylan fan, big woody guthrie fan. so he brought their entire archive of everything of theirs and put in downtown tulsa. and he happened put it in a building that if you look carefully up at the top of the building and almost no does it says sand home 1922. and to me this is fascinating for two reasons. one, the date 1922 that was part of in the pre 19 1921 tulsa that was tulsa it after 1921 it was owned by white tulsa and then when it was reerected who was it? built by the sand springs home, which was instrument of charles page and i, you i've talked to, i try to talk to people at those cultural institutions about they don't really want to have that, to be honest with you. it's a little disappear painting and i have my theories why, but that's what are those theories? my main theory is

i was not alone and the sandy engineering fraud scandal. cbs news, 60 minutes and pbs frontline all reported on policyholders wrongly denied nearly half a billion dollars in claims. when asked if he participated in fraud and insurers claims executive i plead the fifth amendment. thousands of families paid for insurance as a safety net, only to be betrayed on their claims. for many it was the end of the american dream as they lost their homes. this wasn't the first time insurers defrauded policy holders. and it won't be the last. epa routinely receives reports of insurer fraud. often the insurer will hire an engineering firm to inspect the property and write a report which will then be manipulated to reach a predetermined outcome. insurers are shield led by plausible deniability that the engineers commit the fraud. but the insurers are the ones driving it. they continue to use u.s. forensics and other fraudsters. insurers play the same shell game with adjusters. many adjusters inspecting homes aren't employed by the insurer, but rather by th

vamos ahora al juicio contra el rapero sandy holmes.arÓ que la violÓ en varias ocasiones. hoy, el testigo es un ex agente de seguridad con testimonio clave de un pago por un video que se volviÓ viral. vamos con karla amezola con los detalles de esto. karla, quÉ podemos esperar hoy? >> asÍ es octavio, quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes. se trata de eddie garcÍa, quien estÁ en este momento testificando en el estrado. Él es ex supervisor de seguridad del hotel intercontinental en los Ángeles y ha conseguido una orden de inmunidad para no incrementarse. mientras estÁ dando su testimonio. Él fue quien recibÓo 100.000 $ de parte de sandy para que el video de la paliza que el rapero le dio a su ex novia casi ventura, no saliera a la luz. mismo que la cadena cnn dio a conocer tiempo despÉs, combs no niega el pago. sus abogados incluso han dicho que el objetivo era evitar la prensa negativa. ayer terminÓ su testimonio mÍa, que utilizÓ este seudÓnimo para guardar su identidad. ella es una ex asistente personal de combs que lo acusa de haberla violado. la

sandy. >> yeah, dan. today, the warmest inland locations made it up into the upper 80s. tomorrow we're going to go with some 90s, but don't worry, it's not going to be hot everywhere. looking at a live view from san francisco, we do have overcast skies here in san francisco. half moon bay, visibility down to four miles. so here's a look at your planner. first thing in the morning there will be some pockets of dense fog. it's not going to be foggy everywhere. 50s and 60s, mainly sunny at noontime and temperatures on the rise for the afternoon. upper 50s to the low 90s. clear and breezy. later on in the evening you will notice those temperatures. quiet. kind of a nice variety. 88 degrees in concord, 67 in the city, 79 in san jose and 73 degrees in oakland. so definitely we'll have our summer microclimates at full play. it's going to get even hotter in some parts of the bay area. i'll be back with a look at your weekend coming right up. >> okay, we'll check back. thank you. sandhya. protests across the country again tonight over the rise in ice detentions. it comes as law e

recta final en el juicio a sandy holmes.ensa presenta sus argumentos finales para evitar que sea declarado culpable de los cargos que se le imputan. sigue el tiempo severo en estados unidos, mÚltiples tornados golpean minnesota. aÚn se evalÚa la extensiÓn de los daÑos. matrimonio de jeff bezos y lawrence sÁnchez. la ceremonia en venecia es en un complejo del siglo 16 en la isla de san giorgio. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa. >> quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes. feliz viernes y gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. vamos con esta informaciÓn de Última hora que nos acaba de llegar de la capital del paÍs. hoy fue un dÍa determinante en la corte suprema de estados unidos. decidiÓ limitar el poder de las cortes inferiores para bloquear a nivel nacional las Órdenes del presidente. asÍ que vamos de inmediato con javier vega, quien tiene la Última informaciÓn. javier. algo que comenzÓ con el derecho a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, pero que podrÍa tener implicaciones mayores en el sistema legal del paÍs. >> si

abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel is here with a look at the conditions and sandy, how long this will last. >> yeah, dan, at least through tomorrow, that air quality advisory is going today and tomorrow and take a look. it's very obvious when you look from our mount tam cam that we've got this layer of haze that is just hanging around near the surface. we do have good to moderate air quality from air now, which is our official reporting station. but when we look at purple air, there have been some pockets of worse air quality than that. so looking at the smoke forecast in the upper parts of the atmosphere, you'll notice clearly that there's some haze hanging around going into tomorrow morning. might see a little bit more. and this continues as we go into tomorrow afternoon before the breeze picks up. that air quality advisory in effect for today and for tomorrow, you will notice the air quality. the next two days will be in the moderate category. so if you do smell smoke or you see smoke, it's best to avoid exposure and stay inside with your doors and windows closed if you c

was senator grassley that is put millions and millions of dollars into school safety, something the sandy hook families advocated for. even then we did something to help or the work that was done on a bipartisan basis for the community gun bill that chris and senator schumer were involved in, and i think the gifford foundation for pushing the legislation that he is too close the boyfriend loophole. every single time have at least on small things. this is backwards. this is backwards. when you heard the witness of our incredible leaders back here , we know that silencers have been used in mass shootings, in some cases survivors like those from the 2019 virginia beach shooting for killed 12 people reported that they did not get out of harm's way because they did not know that shots were fired. what if the shots said if it was a regular gun we would have known sooner, even if we would've had 30 or 60 seconds more. i think we could have secured ourselves. all of us could have barricaded ourselves in, but instead of looking up for the safety of the american people, the republicans have shown t

you know, the concerns that we saw when it came to my home state, when it came to superstorm sandy and other issues of that nature, i guess i just want to kind of ask you, you know, do you commit to not contracting with these third party firms? do you when you have the review process of who you're with, you do have in there a review that would weed out and ensure that those that have been found guilty of fraud. cannot work with your company again. is that something that you know that you have that on the books is part of the process like we i, i can certainly commit i will go and look at if they are in the i'm unaware of the specifics that but we'll certainly look into that. mr. fiala, i agree we will do the same. we we do our best to vet every vendor that we use to ensure that we're making a good selection in that regard. so if you don't mind. well, we'll follow up with that after this. and i just ask that the two of you come back to us with that kind of assurance of of what is your policy with the company. your company. okay. i think with that i'm sorry. is is your testimony you neit

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