lower queen, i'm not afraid of you, you took kai from me, my kai, that means... you’re not afraid ofpleted the task, i’ll keep my word, go, a reward awaits you, sorry, sorry, your majesty, i served you for many years, i carried out your most disgusting and vile orders, but now i ask you, queen, let gerda go, this is a very brave act for you, troll, very stupid, go away, i will deal with you later, i will no longer i belong to you, that's how... and who said that? gerda? so you became her friend. well, then maybe you can tell gerda that you knew very well that you were leading her to certain death. i followed your orders. do you hear, gerda, this scoundrel betrayed you. he will never change. he's still a cowardly troll. orm, my name is orm. there are females. mirror, main tower! i’ll delay them, i’m not asking you, just run, huh? and it will show what they want to hide from your eyes. it's all over, gerda, you will remain in this castle forever, the time has come for eternal cold, get up, gerta, get up. my daughter, dad, mom, get up, my little one, i let everyone down, i don’t have th

the chiang kai shek son himself had backed the peaceful transition to democracy. it was the historic moment. the election was won by the nationalist parties lead tank. wait a technocrat born on the island as the country's 1st popularly elected president, he pushed through reforms, helping to bring the autocratic regina to an end. but the new political era didn't mean the disappearance of chiang kai shek from public consciousness. the most of the islands, statues were moved to this park and the 2 thousands but the dictator continued to appear on bank notes and coins for years. the that's thanks to the clementine nationalist party, one of taiwan, 2 main parties. a statue of chiang kai check the still and thrown in at the entrance hall today. the club and time was the only authorized party during the dictatorship. today, it refuses to announce its former leader. as you know, the commission as stated in its report that day, once with the race, all traces of a jungle fates from the public space. what's the official position of the coming down to about this? which are t

a statue of chiang kai check the still and thrown in its entrance hall today. the common time was the only authorized party during the dictatorship today and refuses to announce its former leader. as you know, the commission to state it in its report that day once with the res old truces of sunday to fates from the public space. what's the official position of the coming talking about this which are the she says to come in. i feel that the democratic progressive policy has already removed enough statues down to the the quote me in time, believes it's important not to forget chiang kai shek so many contributions to all history a to long q a. down to the question is what, how many guides y'all cuz they've already started altering the school books when my engine means i don't teach the history of the republic of china and the, the corman tongue anymore. for example, with a nice, would you like to good? i didn't think that's right. going guys anyway, which is a good to have a huge impact on the next generation. so we'll have another huge. so in recent years, the co

there he was kay.ndersen's new books , where the boy's name is already kai, stood on his bookshelf. and apparently, in his childhood he came across just such a publication, and he relied on it. now, and the translations of ganzan, apparently, kai is there. well, schwarze had an excellent edition of andersen in four volumes. as far as i know, this edition contains translations by ganson. well, i can’t say for sure. i remember well that there was a character in it. petka schastlivets, that is, there were such russified names , obviously. the play was immediately staged in several soviet theaters and were going to make a film based on it. director vladimir lyagoshin began filming. the great patriotic war began. she mixed up a lot in the plans of creative people. in 1943 they tried to return to filming. but the children we started working with have already grown up. everything had to be re-shot. they were going to make the film during the war and even built the scenery, but something didn’t work out, it di

a start you of chiang kai, check the still and thrown in its entrance hall today. the club in time was the only authorized party during the dictatorship. today it refuses to announce its former leader. as you know, the commission has stated in its report that they launched with the race all traces of a jungle fates from the public space. what's the official position of the coming done about this? what are the she says how many how many i feel that the democratic progressive policy has already removed enough. scott cheese down to the the common tongue believes it's important not to forget chiang kai shek so many contributions to all history a to long q a down to the culture is the guy tell codes they've already started altering the school books when my engine means i don't teach the history of the republic of china and the, the common tongue anymore. for example, with the lease which is that's a good i didn't think that's right. going by the way, which is a good to have a huge impact on the next generation. we went by the shop. in recent years, the corman tank has c

although tam andersen's new book, where the boy's name is already kai, stood on his bookshelf .e across just such a publication, and he relied on it. now, this is the translation of ganzan, apparently kai is there, but schwartz had an excellent edition. as far as i know, this edition is exactly from ganson’s translations, well, i can’t say for sure, i remember well that there was a character petka schaslivets, that is, there were such russified names, obviously. the play was immediately staged in several soviet theaters and they were going to make a film based on it. director vladimir lyagoshin began filming. the great patriotic war began. she mixed up a lot of plans. the gospel was quoted, gerda defeated the snow queen, thanks to the prayer of the lord's prayer and the psalm of david. how dare you take kay away, all this needed to be removed, the state was atheistic, christianity was dangerous. let andersen say thank you. that it was being published here at all, evgeny schwartz had to take this into account, and not only when he wrote a play based on this fairy tale. schwartz l

oh, kai has wonderful children.yes, but we communicate as friends, we don’t. no, you are an heiress, that is, or while you are for yourself, for you plan to give kai an heir, you live for yourself, but no, of course, as god willing, so right away, i generally love you very much children, the more, the better, i would like more , of course, yes, first the wedding, then the children, yes, nastya, how it goes, okay, let’s find out the correct answer, but what parameters does anastasia have now? my secret, i’m just weak in women’s numbers. nastya, thank you very much for coming to us , the money remains in our bank, you didn’t come, smart beauty, we are seeing you off, thank you very much, take care of kai, thank you, let’s continue our conversation. click the button. the topic is “where in karaganda”. are you from kazakhstan? i'm from kazakhstan. yes yes. um, yeah. by the way, i don’t know anything in kazakh. yes, i don’t either, i don’t know much, but since i did, where, by the way, did you learn kazakh? i studied unt

kai, have you ever been sticky?t, i’ve never leveled before, so now i’ll be interested, i have a feeling that you’re a master too, look, how did it work out for me and how did it work out for you, but we suggest you choose one stencil each, i want a christmas tree, a wok, then i’ll have a little snow, we ’ll press it tightly to the middle and hold it with one hand, because it might fly off, yeah, take a knife, whichever one is more convenient for you, yeah, and carefully cut it out, then i hang out the peschene, it will be delicious then, but i’m wondering what kind of tradition belarusians usually have, that you cook tutruba when you’re russian. usually they think about gifts in advance and select them for each person, but they always give a symbol of christmas, we don’t pack that trumpet, a souvenir, gifts, we just give food and money, seriously, peanuts, because peanuts in chinese mean most likely something good will happen, we also give fish, because fish means. life, but here in venezuela it’s completely differ

nelson: i want to brag on kay a low bit. no, you did this. [laughter] mr. they ca't along? the two of us get along. [applause] kay would be chairman and then i would be chairman depending on whose party was in the majority. first that landmark bill she'd mentioned in sent nasa in the direction it's on now. coming into the first year of the obama administration, it was chaos. they were way over budget and way behind on time going back to the moon on a program called ares. it was canceled outright by the obama administration. what we did is try to create a dual track for the future of nasa. the government track, which would still be and i today, the space launch system, the monster rocket you saw on the scene that was artemis i on its test flight, no crew, testing out all of the systems and hardware. that crew, we just announced yesterday there will be another delay. there named. the crew looks like america. it's also a canadian f-18 pilot. we go back to the moon now after a half-century. we are going back in a different way and to a different place. we are n

, don't snore, i can hear everything, it's you who is snoring, kai , you know what, everything workedwant to see your room, and i want yours. just the same, well, the same as mine, this is my room, is this some kind of hocus pocus, trula or what? so what, how do you like my room? well, listen, how are we in general? same room, but you know what, i still a beater, you know, because i have two bedside tables and two carpets , and you only have one, but you know that’s okay, but we have a common christmas tree, well, empty and sad, but now we’ll fix it, because the new year is here so, you can’t have a naked tree, well, yes, i need to trim it, i’ll earn money. honestly, i’m very hungry , it’s probably dinner on the boat, yes, you said it right, but you remember that there are restaurants here, yeah, well, yes, how can i forget such a beautiful ship, well, that’s it, then let’s get ready, because we’re already late, we made the christmas tree, and now it’s dinner necessary , secrets of a good morning and a great mood, good morning belarus, on the air of tv channel belarus 24, program good

oh, kai, thank you.ease, this there was a wonderful performance, which means today again without dinner, remember, you can’t trample on memories, come on, i ’ll fix everything. “maybe we’ll have better luck tomorrow, but we have a performance at another country school, and after that, look, how long can you travel around cities for nuts, be our parents are alive, they would never allow this to happen, but our parents are no longer with us, what else should we do, where should we go, i’ve already thought about everything, let’s stay with orm for a little while, he’s always happy to see us, and the rest..." no one cares about us, no one will chase us anymore, make fun of us or tear us for souvenirs, live orma, yes, we’ll stay with him, and then we’ll decide what to do next, and what is this idea, but since you didn’t like ours so much life, why didn’t you say earlier, i tried, but you didn’t listen, it looks like the stern will have to go. up your nose, imagine how much fun we will have, a normal life, a w

kai, look. it seems to me that we shouldn’t go to crafts’ house, why? let’s go quickly and meet the locals. us sky very lucky, because we have already become acquainted with... the thickness on each side, after which we will take stencils of christmas toys for the tree, you can choose, yes, yes, you can choose, and we will cut it out, kai, are you ever sticky, well, to be honest, i’ve never leveled before, so now i’ll be interested, i have a feeling that you... the master too, look how i did and how you did, but we suggest you choose one stencil each, i want christmas tree, then i’ll lower it, we ’ll put it tightly in the middle and hold it with one hand, because it can fly off, we take a knife , whichever is more convenient for you and... carefully cut it in, as if i were cutting out cookies, it will be delicious then, but i’m wondering what is the usual tradition of belarusians, that you serve to each other when you have a divorce, usually gifts are thought about in advance and selected for each person. but they always give a symbol of christmas , we

kai!t's how she rides skiing, go crazy, hey, you landlubbers , give me a lift on board, i beg you, by what destinies, have you decided to become pirates, here you go, give us a lift to the stern, it’s easy, i’m just free, i’m on vacation now. yes, orm is not bored here. hey, or! kai, gerda, alfida, my old friends! ears for battle! and how are you going to make sure you get everything from him? let's go, where? on the way to? i’ll say, let’s go, oh, oh, why are you looking at the folder, swearing, just don’t get attached to him, it’s dangerous, the reputation of the clinic and mine personally are very important, i need all his diagrams specifically, where he hid it, where he transferred it, vadim will be there for a long time, if you can come to an agreement, i will do whatever you want for you , maybe you will take me into account at least a little, i will not live under your rules, that’s enough, there’s something i don’t like that you perceive me as a business? pezerov, container, new se

chang kai shek tried to turn taiwan into a mini version of the china he left behind.i shek still dominates the centre of taipei, but his project to turn taiwanese people into citizens of china ultimately failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old zhang chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 140,000 taiwanese were locked up for opposing chang kai shek�*s rule. zhang says he always felt taiwanese and his years in prison only strengthened that belief. translation: idon't. consider myself chinese. taiwan is already a great country. _ but due to the influence of the chinese communist party, we can't declare independence. that's how i see it. it's election time and people here are again facing those questions — who are they and what relationship should they have with china? but today, no—one, not even chang kai shek�*s old nationalist party, is campaigning for unification taiwan. translation: yeah, | i'm taiwanese, but my ancestors come from china. we have the s

oh, sorry, i didn’t do it on purpose, ayla, wait, but how will we get there, i have one idea, kai, aree we ready, yes, wait , yeah, it’s still flying, but did you admit that it could fall, well, within the statistical error, i didn’t understand anything. i'm heading for the pirate flying city! open your eyes, hey, repeat what you said, oh, there you go how, can you be a little quieter, yes, hmm, hmm, well, pirates, you are simply unbearable, right? don't you have anything to do here? if you don't like something you can leave, are you kidding me? yes, very funny, and the debt has not yet been paid. i just wanted to find the book, i didn’t know that i would let in the ice spirits, i didn’t know either, look, it looks like they’re flying after you. "let 's warmly welcome them, i'm setting them on fire, oh, we 're there, sky, it looks like you're a salpita in salt, come on, she's just saying hello, but maybe not, he's on fire, get ready, the landing will be hard, we're in guests, adventure lovers , kai, alfida, what have you done , you almost killed us, well, you asked for it, since you de

this enormous memorial to chang kai shek still dominates the center of taipei.ely failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old zhang chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 140,000 taiwanese were locked up for opposing chang kai shek�*s rule. zhang says he always felt taiwanese and his years in prison only strengthened that belief. translation: idon't. consider myself chinese. taiwan is already a great country, but due to the influence of the chinese communist party, we can't declare independence. that's how i see it. it's election time and people here are again facing those questions — who are they and what relationship should they have with china? but today no one, not even chang kai shek�*s old nationalist party is campaigning for unification taiwan. translation: yeah, i'm taiwanese, | but my ancestors come from china. | we have the same blood. translation: and what about unification? i want us to be good friends. we can both make money together. tai

chang kai shek tried to turn taiwan into a mini version of the china he left behind.pei, but his project to turn taiwanese people into citizens of china ultimately failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old zhang chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 140,000 taiwanese were locked up for opposing chang kai shek�*s rule. zhang says he always felt taiwanese and his years in prison translation: idon'ti consider myself chinese. taiwan is already a great country, but due to the influence of the chinese communist party, we can't declare independence. that's how i see it. it's election time and people here are again facing those questions — who are they and what relationship should they have with china? but today, no—one, not even chang kai shek�*s old nationalist party is campaigning for unification taiwan. nationalist party, is campaigning for unification taiwan. translation: yeah, i'm taiwanese, | but my ancestors come from china. | we have the same blood. tra

two teams in different roles, i went to the cafe with kai, there was something to eat, i came to seeu go, a modest salad with an egg, what else rice, a cutlet and a cutlet, soup. movement and normal weight, that's what your joints need, then life will be wonderful. snow is falling on the stage, gerda hurries to her i promise, everything is incredibly beautiful, fabulous and wonderful, just as it happens in life, when behind the scenes or behind the scenes there is a huge, huge amount of work, let the beauty continue. in our favorite program, in our favorite program, elena vasilievna, our kisses , here we are, yes, now we will find a worthy place here, so, so, so, it would be more, oh, the very first, the most beloved zaitsev sisters with our beloved elena vasilna, look. health programs on channel one, these are not travel notes with dmitry krylov, hello, when we found ourselves in the mordovian village of urusovo, the responsible comrades were collecting wool for felting, or rather sculpting... the tallest felt boot in the world, to make such a felt boot, well, 6-7 m high, you need 1

. >> interesting to see christopher kai at the podium. we'll get word shortly whether he tries to make any legal points there. also notable, we should remind people what happened this morning. there was a bomb threat called in to the home of judge arthur engoron. it delayed some of the normal proceedings we see in the courtroom. it took a while longer for people to get inside the courtroom. interesting he didn't say anything at all about it. >> that's probably best. you don't want to bring too much attention to it. this is a concern that trump is facing. he'll attack judges, attack prosecutors. there's serious consequences. the federal judge overseeing the election subversion case, judge tanya chutkan, her home with swatted. when trump turns on people, judges, public officials, the consequences can be serious. now the question is whether kai is going to push the issue of trump participating. i'm sure he would prefer trump not participate in clothsing arguments. this is what trump wants to do. >> part of the restrictions the judge tried to

here's one of chiang kai—shek�*s former advisors.g mainland china - was the lowest moment in his life, but he never accepted defeat. chiang kai—shek�*s party ruled for several decades but after his death, the island began to transition to democracy and in 1996, it held its first free presidential elections. it is now a prosperous, self—governing island, and many of its citizens see it as entirely distinct from mainland china. but that does not sit well with beijing, which insists that countries cannot have official relations with both itself and taiwan. and the us is a major sticking point. it maintains official relations with china but it also is the most significant supporter of taiwan, and maintains unofficial links with taipei. on the us position for taiwan's security, here is president biden. the idea that it can be taken by force, just taken by force, is just not appropriate. it will dislocate the entire region and be another action similar to what happened in ukraine. taiwan finds itself in the middle of a diplomatic tug—of—wa

as part of the disturbing scam, they say victims like kai are ordered to isolate, and then monitored via facetime or skype and take photos of themselves to make it appear they're being held captive. what can people do to keep themselves and their kids safe? >> have a good communication plan have a planned time to talk, and then having code words a code word that means you're under duress or something's not right. >> reporter: and officials say foreign exchange students are often targets of these cyber kidnapping scams. authorities say if you or your family are ever threatened, go right to police. don't send money, and stop all contact with suspects lester >> all right, liz, thank you for that >>> coming up, the talk of a small town who is the neighbor suddenly $842 million richer >>> finally, one lucky winner is beginning the new year $842 million richer maggie vespa is in the small city where the big powerball ticket was sold >> reporter: for millions of americans, the kickoff to 2024 called for the classics but in this small michigan city -- >> just want two tickets for powerball.

in 19a9, communists drove china's nationalist leader chang kai—shek, from power. choose the government they want. 0ur asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. hundreds of them were stashed away here. this 9a—year—old isn't happy about what was done to his former leader. as a young soldier, fan fled china with chiang in 19a9, but he never stopped feeling chinese. translation: taiwan is a province. - it is still a part of china. slowly, the differences between us will narrow until we are the same. then, we can achieve unification. chiang kai—shek tried to turn taiwan into a mini version of the china he'd left behind. people here were taught there was no such thing as being taiwanese. this enormous memorial to chiang kai—shek still dominiates the centre or taipai. but his project to turn taiwanese people into citizens of china ultimately failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old john chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 1a0,000 taiwanese were

katty kay is a us special correspondent for bbc studios, and the host of "influential with katty kay.licy institute. he served as the director of strategic communications for donald trump's 2020 campaign. we are all looking at how big is donald trump's lead going to be by the end of the night, that rates for that second place. but i'd like your take just for what you're looking out for in these iowa caucuses. i think tonight, both candidates are running against the same opponent, and that his expectations. so for the former president, how is he able to preach that 50% mark and basically shut out the thesis that people have of how people might be able to win. who comes in second? does all the effort that ron desantis put into iowa manifest itself? did knocking on all those doors actually mean anything? but the one thing that is true is that all of them will have the weather to be able to scapegoat for any shortcomings that they have as it relates to their expectations that they set for their campaigns.— expectations that they set for their campaigns. that's a good oint, their campaigns

name is sing kaijen, i'm from china, and if you have a hard time remembering my name, you can call me kai, too. i came to belarus for 4 years already, now i’m studying for a master’s degree at the faculty of journalism and i’m living in belarus. i’m from a small town called puyang, and my province is a very large one, called hannan, it’s located almost in the center of china, my family is not that big, but it’s interesting that my grandmother lives with us, i also have an older sister in the family. i know that a lot of my friends decided to come here, i think it’s good, because then i won’t be alone anymore, i came with them together. we were lucky, we arrived when it was summer, your people knocked and surprised you, why? because when we arrived, we were on the bus, we just all looked at the street, your people there are just so tall, beautiful, beautiful girls everywhere, i think this is the most vivid impression, i came here when it was 2019, then i was 18 years old, i didn’t know russian then, it was very hard, i wasn’t used to it at all, she was very bored, because there are no frie

"dabar, kai maskva bando susibrłycinti savo senojju imperiją, pasitelkdama all the spectrum of modern help to you, our unity is also your guarantee of security. both your steadfastness and our ukrainian premonition that russia is not a confirmation of our rightness with you, rightness will endure if we continue to beat it, it is also our joint historical choice." before it , the approval, our bendro istorinio scholen, the scholen to be independent, correct, to be in europe, būti tarp lygių ir ištā dēl to... this was the address of the president of ukraine to the people of lithuania, and just now the news, and i will start with this: liquidation of the consequences of bad weather continues in odesa region. the region was covered with snow, which led to significant complications on the roads. due to strong gusts of wind , almost 300 settlements have been cut off, electric transport practically does not run in odesa. we will learn more about the situation in the region from my colleague yevhen soltan, who is in touch with us. yevgeny, my congratulations and tell me and our viewers how th

as part of the disturbing scam, they say victims like kai are ordered to isolate, and then monitor viaype and take photos of themselves to make it appear they're being held captive. what can people do to keep themselves and their people safe? >> have a planned time to talk and having code words, a code word that means you're under duress or something's not right. >> reporter: and officials say foreign exchange students are often targets of these cyber kidnapping scams. voters say if you or your family are ever threatened, go right to police. don't send money, and stop all contact with suspects. lester? >> all right, liz, thank you for that. >>> coming up, the talk of a small town. who is the neighbor suddenly $842 million richer. small detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2.

katty kay?— south carolina after this. katty kay? not think it is iioin katty kay?not think it is going to be spending i katty kay? not think it is| going to be spending that katty kay? not think it is - going to be spending that much time _ going to be spending that much time it— going to be spending that much time it is— going to be spending that much time it is a _ going to be spending that much time. it is a two—person- going to be spending that much time. it is a two—person race, l time. it is a two—person race, joe biden— time. it is a two—person race, joe biden and _ time. it is a two—person race, joe biden and donald - time. it is a two—person race, joe biden and donald trump. | joe biden and donald trump. there — joe biden and donald trump. there was— joe biden and donald trump. there was some _ joe biden and donald trump. there was some prospect i joe biden and donald trump. l there was some prospect that may— there was some prospect that may he — there was some prospect that may be nikki _ there was some prospect that may be nikki haley _ there was some p

, after the decision out kai in a york times in a reunion a strange history and. i think it's actually it's really apt for the circuit because really what happened here the very any drumbeat towards is not there there's no way that the department of energy in 2022 could he can you know i said a true second look at the matter and then made a decision to vacate that 1954 decision by the atomic energy commission if there hadn't been a ridge which historical record prior to that and every attempt in the last 70 years in some way actually move the ball forward. and just to give you an example, there were a series of attempts during the obama administration, and one of the things that happened during secretary chu and also on a perjury, original mueller's tenure, there was a real effort to have them revisit the issue. and the two of them were able to declassify it by all of the transcripts from the hearing. so there was even of a record. and there's also been steady effort from the department to pass on a lot of the primary source material to the hearing, to the archive

in a statement following the execution, governor kay ivey says: alabama is one of 27 us states wherehe death penalty is still legal. however, there are executive orders in six of those states, shown in orange, that have placed a hold on executions. that includes california and oregon. all this is data from the non—profit death penalty information centre. with me is the bbc�*s david willis. thank you forjoining. what more do we know about the execution now? in more do we know about the execution now?— more do we know about the execution now? in the last few minutes the — execution now? in the last few minutes the governor - execution now? in the last few minutes the governor of - execution now? in the last few minutes the governor of the i minutes the governor of the state of alabama has issued a statement confirming the execution of smith by nitrogen gas. that is after the united states supreme court rejected various appeals by kenneth smith's lawyers for a stay of execution. and he was convicted more than three decades ago and fact of the death of a preacher�*s wife, elizabeth senne

become one of your own in a foreign country, you don’t have to be born there, what kind nice city, kainame is so cool, parisov, read, let’s fly parisov, krator, i think you’re right and perhaps there is that same boris, it’s enough to behave at a party, like the host of a show, like at home, in kylo , look, shokhov tower. here in venezuela it’s not so easy to walk the walk, in belarus it’s not scary to jump even in the swamp of earthquakes. time 2 3. watch the project at home on our tv channel. you are watching the news, lyudmila kazak is with you live.

i wish i could find out where kai is now; he probably realized that he was wrong and returned.doesn’t need me, and i don’t need her. even more so, now i’m free like the wind, hurry up, let’s leave, take only the most valuable things, gerda, don’t take it to heart, she’ll cool down and come running like a darling, i’ll be the first pirate-artist in history, i’ll to depict naval battles , what kind of youth, i don’t disgrace respect, gerda, i don’t even want to know what will happen to her, your klecha can gallop faster, no, guys, unless... the end of the world can force the old lady to hurry, i finally got it - then, come here, gerda, no, hey, old lady, relax, they are alive, it’s good that you are alive, but where is the edge? only for a long time, right on course, obra! i’m completely calm, brother, i was kind of doing some heavy lifting, gerda, i’m still alive. kai started with alfida, i hope they survived, that’s enough, thank you, roland, everyone. someone explain me, what’s going on, what troll , you’re cold, he’s hot, and i don’t understand anything, we ourselves want to

republic of china, which was once founded by sunitsen, then, naturally, this banner was raised by chiang kai-shekgrated with his two million army to the island, naturally it all became the republic of china, china at that time did not have the means to carry out a landing operation , and then a situation arose in korea and chinese volunteers came to the rescue. to their korean brothers, in order to protect, liberate, yes, the korean war, that’s why the following situation is now developing on the island: there is a ruling party called: independence today is manifested in what: only 10 countries today recognize taiwan as holding independence and so on, but the state and so on, maintain diplomatic relations, of which the most famous are the vatican, yeah, why, because there are a lot of catholics there, and so or otherwise, the vatican has certain rights and obligations regarding convicts, to appoint clergymen, and so on, and the second... sonitsen, in which chiang kai-shek was a member, and so on, which during the years of his reign, say, for the last 20 years, did something that was possible in o

who better to steer us through all of that than katty kay. very good evening to you.k to the programme it is lovely to have you on side. he wanted a blow and there is no doubt that there was an overwhelming endorsement by the republicans. give us an answer to that first question, where does the race go next? in literal terms, where does the race go next? in literalterms, he where does the race go next? in literal terms, he goes on to new hampshire where there is a primary next tuesday in new hampshire voters are different from iowa voters and they tend to be more independent and undeclared in their party affiliation. in some ways, it is more representative of the rest of america, brabson iowa is. nikki haley, donald trump ron desantis. if if nikki haley can win new hampshire, that would bring some last gasps of life into the argument that this is perhaps not donald trump's automatic coordination but that we have a race in her hands. in nevada, south carolina and all the other states across the country. another week that we have to wait until whether iowa was an anomal

cutting into trump's margin as kay was laying out. how much does he need to narrow that margin in order to have some semblance victory tomorrow night? >> that's why he's done the 99-county tour. been hitting trump on the campaign trail for not showing up in iowa more frequently. not showing up to debate. not really putting in the time shaking hands in every corner of the state. and he's hoping that will give him an advantage and he's hoping his organization with never back down will also give him a turnout advantage. actually, what we found in the des moines register poll is that desantis' supporters are more likely to say they will definitely show up to caucus than donald trump's or nikki haley supporters. so he's hoping that ground game, that organization, gives him the ability to at least pull off a second place finish here. >> and nikki haley has spent a lot on her campaign apparatus as well as outside groups supporting her, spent a ton on tv. really has not done as much the retail politics as desantis has as you mentioned, going

without a huge amount of wires, so that children can easily use it while studying, belongs to alan kayerican voiced his thoughts in 1972 at a scientific it conference and for the first time uttered this word: laptop, implying that the device should be no larger than a notebook. the ikea idea could not be fully realized at that time simply due to technical capabilities, but in 1973 the xeerox company, where alan kay worked, assembled the world's first laptop. of course, this version of the pc was extremely far from the one we were used to. the computer was heavy, 11 kg and small, contrary to hopes, it did not become child-friendly, and often these laptops were called luggage laptops, because in... outwardly they resembled suitcases. an easier version was invented in 1981 by adam osbron, an englishman who lived in the usa at that time. but due to a marketing mistake, the company announced sales of the next laptop model. because of this, people didn’t buy the first option; they were waiting for a new product. so the company went bankrupt literally within a year, so the name of the creator

geoff: the pole that kay mentioned raised a lot of eyebrows.is now according to the poll in second to donald trump but above ron desantis. >> it is likely -- likely does not always mean going to show up. the one thing that really popped in that pole when they asked voters how enthusiastic are you when it comes to your candidate, 49% of donald trump voters said i am very enthusiastic. for nikki haley voters only 9% said they are extremely enthusiastic. a vote is a vote enthusiastic or not. but usually the more enthusiastic you are about your candidate the more likely you are to want to brave the weather. and kay also made the point that when it comes to organizing, the trump campaign was there early and is much different than it was in 2016. much better organized on the ground. and ron desantis and his super pac have spent months and millions of dollars organizing there. when it comes two will get the people out, sometimes having that organization is going to be the difference between a few points on one end of the final number or not. geoff: th

hear from kay. kay in chicago. caller: hi. thanks so much for letting me speak. i have been listening to alt comments. pretty much all the comments are legitite. and taken together i think, you know, the whole model could be changed. to a more -- to a better model. for instance, monica from missouri. she hit the nail on the head when she pointed out the fact that long-timeare is now a big business. it's now -- it now has the hands of very big money people in the business. nothing good is going to come out of that. there's -- it is not for profit, that is not the purpose. the puose is to care for the veterans. the purpose is to not make a profit for shareholders. that is the whole problem. the other piece is society's attitude in the country toward elderly people. it is hard to be an elderly senior in america. you are stigmated, thrown out, you are not a valued at all. every facet of society from the younger generations, dorrell and families, but also employers and doctors. america is a hard place the a senior and it is disgraceful. two things have to go on. our o

and i’m thinking about a fairy tale , two foreign students will discover belarusian customs, well, kaiof course, let's go, well, wait, where are you rushing, let's take a photo first. and they will introduce belarusians to the cultural characteristics of their countries. well, they slap zakarya. let's try it here, right? all this is different technology. look at home in the project. on our tv channel. the news is on air now, tatyana nekrasova is with you, hello! the president approved the decision to protect the state border in 2024. we are talking about safety both on earth and in the sky. priority efforts will be focused on identifying and suppressing challenges to the national interests of belarus. the situation on the external circuit cannot but worry; alexander lukashenko calls for vigilance against the backdrop of the militaristic situation in neighboring countries. tensions remain as well.

kay kay yeah.e 2008 that they will strike this down, and to the people saying trump justices recuse themselves, should ketanji brown jackson are recuse herself? if you're saying, kavanaugh, step away, you likewise should be saying jackson, step away. i'm hopeful 9-0. will: meanwhile, the biden administration and pentagon under fire for keeping it secret that secretary of defense lloyd austin had been in the hospital apparently details are actually fairly sparse and unknown still, seemingly for very serious conditions. a hospital stay for a week would suggest something fairly serious. here's a letter from pentagon press association to secretary austin's personnel. they said the fact that he has been at walter reed national military medical center for four days and the pentagon is only now alerting the public late on friday evening is an outrage. at a time when there are growing threats to u.s. military service members in the middle east and the u.s. is playing a key national security role in the war

of the kuomintang in its current taiwanese form, and as you understand, during the reign of chiang kai -shek, there was no such democracy in taiwan, there was basically a one-party party regime. his mind, but when president chenkesha's son jiang qinggo, who you know had soviet experience, was ermalaev in the soviet union, had a russian wife from the soviet union who became the first lady of taiwan, it's such an amazing story, yes, with all the hatred of the soviet union for taiwan, there a russian woman was the first lady for many years, but he started the process of democratization, it ended in the end. the loss of the kuomintang in the presidential and parliamentary elections, and from that time the kuomintang and the democratic progressive party replaced each other in the management of the country, at least after two terms the president from one country won the party , usually the candidate of the other won, the current situation is completely different, although indeed the situation at the parliamentary elections, as we talked about it with valery chaly, it looks different, too, be

this party, from the position of this party in the parliament, it's headed by a famous businessman kay wenja, he's dead in taipei, ugh, while there's hoyi, a losing candidate from the dan party, he's the mayor of new taipei, what's going on around the capital, actually, anyway, it's really quite interesting situation, because everyone is asking, what really with... now there may be a situation where china will attack taiwan as a result of these elections, i don't think so, uh, because the following question arises: why exactly as a result of these presidential and parliamentary elections, the people's republic of china had to attack taiwan, which changed in teiban as a result of these nothing, any other configuration of power, it would have created a new situation, but the leader of the kuomintang party, howe, won, who just on the last day. during the election campaign , during a press conference, he said: i will not be such a dangerous friend of the united states as volodymyr zelensky or benjamin netanyahu, no, i will be a peacemaker, i will be the one to negotiate with beijing, such

leaders. this party , from this party's position in the parliament, it 's led by a famous businessman, kay wenja, he's the mayor of taipei, uh, while there's a losing candidate from the gommidan party, he's the mayor of new taipei, so it's all happening around the capital, actually , in any case, it's really quite an interesting situation, because everyone they ask, but what can really happen now when... china will attack taiwan as a result of these elections, i don't think so, huh, because the following question arises: why exactly as a result of these presidential and parliamentary elections , the people 's republic of china was supposed to attack taiwan, what changed in taiwan as a result of this election , nothing, any other configuration of power, it would have created a new situation, the leader of the kuomintang party won, hooyu, who just on the last day of the election campaign during press conferences. "i will not be such a dangerous friend of the united states as volodymyr zelensky or benjamin netanyahu, no, i will be a peacemaker, i will be the one to negotiate with beijing, suc

friday. frosts, to become one in a foreign country, you don’t have to be born there, what a nice city, kayparisam, read the summer of paris.

of this party, on the position of this party in the parliament, it is headed by a famous businessman kay wenja, he died in taibe, ugh, while there is a losing candidate from the khomeinidan party, he is the mayor new taipei, so this whole thing around the capital is actually happening, anyway, it 's really quite an interesting situation because everybody 's asking, what really...now there could be a situation where china attacks taiwan as a result of this election, i'm i don't think so, huh, because the following question arises: why exactly as a result of these presidential and parliamentary elections did the people 's republic of china have to attack taiwan, what changed in taiwan as a result of these elections, nothing, any other configuration of power, it would have created a new situation, that is the party leader won. who just on the last day of the election campaign said during a press conference: i will not be such a dangerous friend of the united states as volodymyr zelensky or benjamin netanyahu, no, i will be a peacemaker, i will be the one to negotiate with beijing, such a po

jon kay, bbc news.laskan airlines plane which had a section which blew out on a flight on the 5th of january. reuters are reporting that according to an investigation there are signs that suggest the plane lacked bolts when it's suggest the plane lacked bolts when its left the boeing factory. they are reporting, the wall street journal is reporting that. the section of the plane blew out to me there on the 5th of january. there were 177 people on board the flight and thankfully nobody lost their life. we will bring you more when we get more details about that investigation. an investigation by bbc panorama has revealed serious concerns about maternity services at the gloucestershire hospitals nhs trust. midwives say a poor culture and staff shortages led to baby deaths that could have been avoided. the trust has apologised and says it has increased staffing in its maternity unit. a warning you may find this report from our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan distressing. this one's tyrion, and

jon kay, bbc news.pakistan's caretaker foreign minister. the iranian foreign minister. the iranian foreign minister say they will continue to support the palestinian people and the country will continue to extend support to the people of palestine, and this comes hours after iran denied any involvement in drone strikes that killed three us troops at a base injordan. we'll get an update on the weather now with carol kirkwood. hello again. the weather this week once again is going to be fairly changeable. today, what we've got is cold air coming in across the north behind this weather front, which is producing rain. but we are still in the milder conditions, represented by the yellows further south. now, that rain we are looking at is going to be heavy in parts. it's affecting parts of southern scotland, northern england, wales, the north—west midlands and the southwest. the heaviest of which will be falling across the north of england. we could have some sleet and snow in the hills of the southern upland

lean pancakes, pancakes, yes, pancakes, but with one condition, we will cook them in our oven, oh, oh, kai i've heard this, cool, but you know what it looks like, i don't know , i think they probably look like pancakes when... a little more cheesecakes look similar, i think so yes, yes, i don’t know what it looks like, but you know that now we’ll look at everything and see, remember, first we pour kefir, yeah, add soda, yeah, so that the dough rises well, salt, sugar, flour , flour, until thick sour cream, while i was waiting for you, i already kneaded the dough, the oven was almost heated, right? and flour until the consistency of thick sour cream, then a little butter so that the pancakes come off the frying pan well, here you are my assistant, you found everything to work, let’s bake pancakes, scoop up the dough, spread it out a little, try it, no more. no need to smear, okay, i 'll try, it looks like a pancase, but just a small pancake, now take a grip, who wants to try, come on, grab the frying pan, just tilt yourself a little, well, try to bake. send it off, let's go, and now we wait

what a cute city, kay, yes, the name is so cool parisa. paris to the crater.'re right and maybe there is. here is the same boris, it’s enough to behave at a party, like the host of a show, like at home, in kayla, look, shokhov’s tower, lord, jesus mary, i usually say that when something surprises me, and it really surprises me, like them and two, like us, the main thing is, let's do the pose together, here. two foreign students will discover belarusian customs and introduce belarusians to the cultural characteristics of their countries. here in venezuela it’s not so easy; in belarus it’s not even scary to jump into swamps. watch the project at home on our tv channel. news, now live, with you pavel lazovik, good afternoon, new year holidays, belarusians celebrated without serious incidents or emergencies, the festivities were full.