Force today. Roads turned into rivers, blocking hundreds of thousands of people inside cars powerful evacuated typhoon hit northern china the nationalist enemy lost more than 700 militants, officers and mercenaries, destroyed three tanks, 16 other Armored Vehicles, as well as 17 selfpropelled guns and howitzers. Including german British American near nikolaevka shot down a su25 attack aircraft in yuzhnodonetsk and zaporozhye. On the way to the position of the Ukrainian Army, the crews of ka52 and mi 8 combat helicopters are destroying all the details from maxim akhmetov half past three in the morning at the frontline airfield does not sleep , our strikers ka52 helicopters have just returned from a night flight and literally in 15 minutes a new group will disappear over the horizon. This is how a giant special battery looks like so that the helicopter can start its engine. Literally minutes remain before the moment when our k52 takes off air to perform a combat mission. The onboard engi
Welcome to our panel today. These authors all commit the question of justice in different ways. I am frank shyong a columnist with the l. A. Times and i will let everyone introduce themselves so i get it correctly. I am Nicholas David often and i come from new haven, connecticut. I am erica and i live in california. My name is ali winston and i come from new york. I feel like this is setting up a tender profile or something. I live in l. A. I will start with erica. You wrote the book somewhere sisters. I wanted to ask you, as an introduction to the book in case not everyone here has read it, why did you want to write a book and how did the idea come about . My book centers on a pair of identical trends twins born in vietnam separated at birth. About six years ago i became a mother to identical twins. I was studying twin science and epigenetics. I connected with a researcher in california that is a very wellknown twin researcher. She connected me with twins around the world. For a piece
i had so many thoughts leading up to this assignment as to what it was gonna be like. trying to imagine going down this road, knowing it s a one-way trap. there s this moment when you get this last glimpse of the world around you, but that glimpse is through steal match. louisiana s highway 66. it s a beautiful countryside. it s undoubtedly not lost on the countless men driven to the place where they ll most likely die. but road ends here. the louisiana state penitentiary. a former plantation the size of manhattan. 28 square miles. most people call it angola, named after the african country that was home to the slaves who once worked these very fields. now, angela is the largest maximum security prison in the country, where today, i ll be housed with about 5500 men. i m heading into ground zero of mass incarceration. there s certainly a heightened awareness as i walk through here. no guards. for the next couple days, i ll be staying here, explain key issues of the pri
the white house for some sort of victory party. ainsley: fire and ice? we are crying because summer is over. we are back in the rat race sending your kids to school. brian: how many kids we were at the beach in the every day. so glad i got that sticker. ainsley: permit sticker allow you to go to the beach. steve: we are sharing with america that beautiful beach up north. brian: yes, good point. steve: it s still beach weather. look at that. ainsley: the weather here in new york is beautiful. a little chill in the air. can you feel fall is coming. brian: go to the statue of liberty. steve: good day to take a day trip to cape cod or the island off the commonwealth of massachusetts. ainsley: like nantucket or martha s vineyard. brian: through ellis island, statue of liberty. good old days. steve: in the beginning they went tomas mass beings plymouth rock, stuff like that. as this turns out this all makes sense because yesterday, 3:00 in the afternoon, mor
include this week s san antonio tragedy. welcome to fox news live i m gillian turner in washington. happy fourth of july weekend to you and your families. well, texas governor greg abbott is slamming the biden administration in a new exclusive interview on fox news live over their inaction at the border. hey, claudia. reporter: good morning to you, gillian. not only is the governor blasting president biden for, quote, not lifting a finger to address the chaos there at the border. he s bracing for the number of illegal crossings to grow even higher following last week s ruling by the supreme court that will essentially allow asylum seekers to stay in this country while they wait for the courts to hear their case. governor abbott saying, quote, the supreme court s decision upholding dhs s termination of remain in mexico policy will only embolden the biden administration s open-border policies. but the president s point people on national security are cheering the ruling saying