starvation and via all means of genocide, and some arab regimes still are taking a cold stance, andich is exposed. this is something clear. the access of aluds and jihad and resistance is supporting the palestinian people, and this is a great honor and this is a duty. however, it's the duty of the umah as a whole, it isn't only the duty of one. access here or one access there or this party or that party, and some people just make criticism and lay blame and express doubts, those have no interest whatsoever to take a real effective stance and contribute really in doing their responsibilities to support the palestinian people in light of the... published and discussed and what is known the kinds of crimes which humans can't even speak of and describe because they're so horrific, so brutal, the responsibilities increase, the responsibilities on everyone's shoulders, so we must always remind people and to take a stance towards that great injustice which is being committed against the palestinian people and the ongoing sufferings in light of the ongoing crimes which are very bad and whic

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these are online or via the phone. we will ask them a series of questions about how likely they are to vote. if they voted, for they are supporting. and questions about understanding the reasons for the vote and issues are most important to them so we can understand who voters are, what are the top priorities and what led people to support other harris were trump. -- or trump. host: the electoral votes are allocated among the states based on the census. this is from archives.gov, equal to the number of senators and representatives in its u.s. congressional delegation. a number of equal votes, equal to the number of congressional districts, house members, the district of columbia has allocated 3 electors. treated like a state for the purpose of the electoral college. each state decides how to appoint electors. just a little education on that and a reminder. pat in keyport, new jersey, republican. caller: hi. i am interested in how accurate polls can be into the future. americans are self-sorting. we had people from all

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sniper operations inflicting losses within the ranks of the enemy via sniper fire which has become a lethal weapon which is having an impact on the enemy and which is effective in confronting the enemy regarding the supportive fronts starting off with hasbullah carried out the response and hence it overcame the pressures the big pressures which were applied on lebanon in general on the officials in lebanon and it overcame all of the pressures and all the attempts to contain the response and it launched a strong strike against the israeli enemy, but at the same time the case has not been closed and it depends on evaluating the results as we heard in the speech of may god preserve him, the hazballah front, when it comes to the daily ongoing support, it is very hot front. with its ongoing strikes every day and along with the daily losses being inflicted on the enemy, on the israeli enemy, it also caused a big problem via expelling tens of thousands of zionist userpus from northern palestine, and hazballah's operations denied them any stability in northern palestine adjacent to the leban

i believe this via the depth of to see me and he does. it is around the greatest enemies when tensions were where the boiling point could now from an old out regional bull to alex, the tonka is director of the red program at the middle east institute. in washington dc, given the tie security of news accommodations into iran, i asked him how humiliating this attack was for the iranian regime. oh, it's really difficult to describe how bad this is. i mean, this could not be in worse. this was a senior member of the so called axes of resistance of the rock some one day ryan has been cultivating ties with, as we just tried to segment since 2017 and earlier did not. and for him to show up and around feeling, you know, well received and he was what protected he wasn't. and that is uh to your question, stephen barry's ameliorating for, for the reading really. but i might quickly add, this is maybe the most high profile assassination by israel and in recent memory. but it's not the 1st i'm in there. if you go back a decade in a happy israel has en

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we will interview people online or via the phone. we'll ask after the election a series of questions about how likely they are to vote and if they have already voted, who they are supporting, and try to ask questions about understanding the reasons for their vote, what issues are most important to them, so we can understand who voters are and what other top priorities, and what led those people to support either harris or trump. host: just a reminder, the electoral votes are allocated among the states based on the census. this is from archive.gov. every state is allocated a number of senators and representatives in its u.s. congressional delegation. you vote for senators in the u.s. senate. the number of votes equal to the number of its congressional district. under the 23rd amendment of the constitution, the district of columbia was allocated three electors and treated like a state for purposes of the electoral college. each state decides how to appoint its electors. however, they must do so according to a law enacted before electio

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despite the fact that supplies via this. cover only 5% of demand in europe as a whole, the direction is important for import diversification. if europe stops receiving gas via this gas pipeline, then it must be understood that this is 15 billion cubic meters out of 330 that europe consumes per year, while russia supplies gas from, which is extracted by standard methods to europe, gas comes, liquefied natural gas from mainly the usa, from the middle east, which. is a method rupture of the formation, that is, shale gas, and this method poses a very big threat to nature, for example, such methods of gas extraction are prohibited in europe. the second factor that puts pressure on the european gas market is that lng suppliers from the united states have switched to the asian direction. before the start of the special operation , russian gas covered 40% of europe's needs. at the end of the twenty-third, this share fell to 15%. washington had previously promised to support the european union if they refused energy resources from our country, but now the economic benefit has clearly become s

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police officers and dallas, texas, police used a remote controlled robot on good explosives to kill via sealants the robot had originally been designed to disarm bonds. there aren't laws regulating the use of police robots, the in a society where there are no laws governing how the police can use or vice technologies that the, the police could use robots to suppress the sense, you know, you've seen incredible does that in rod, for example, where you're even members of the guy are saying this to us too far. right. well, that's not an issue if, if the people in power have an army of robots at their control, that's pretty scary. and i'm not the only one that thinks that in a southern by the international contain stop killer robots. 66 percent they took that lisa, autonomous weapons would cross a more a line as machines should not be able to kill some of the leading real, but produces actually agree this spoken out against the all purpose robots being data privacy also comes into it because it's not just police robots of collect data and los angeles, a delivery robot gave the police the cru

via the practices which we're seeing, that's regarding gaza in the west bank, the plan before alxa storm was more pressure on the people of the west bank to displace them, but gradually now via killing and operations, and now the west bank is being bombarded from the air via drones and lot of the military units of the israeli military are present and fighting in the west bank, what is the horizon? and all of the commitments of the oslo agreement, now they're starting to abandon them, and who have they handed over the situation in the west bank smotrich is now in charge, he says, the julia and nasira is for israel, even what was given to the palestinian authority, even these areas, they will be once again annexed, the project in the west bank, the plan in the west bank which are working on day and height, expanding settlement activity, placing the palestinians towards jordan and later on annexing the west bank, annexing it officially. are they afraid of the world, what world? so here the israelis, they are taking israel between brackets, they're taking israel from the river to the sea, so

he will work. via video conference. thank you. and the most important task now is to provide maximum assistance to residents, who had to leave their homes due to shelling. united russia delivered more than 800 tons of humanitarian aid to the kursk region. food, drinking water, medicine, clothing, household appliances and building materials, everything that is needed in temporary accommodation points and hospitals. electronic warfare equipment was also brought to the medics, and combat drones were given to the military. distribution of humanitarian aid has been organized, we are at the headquarters of public support for united russia, distribution of humanitarian aid has also been organized here, registration of people, who today settled with relatives, providing assistance to those people who need to place their temporary accommodation, the organization is all at a fairly high level, and as far as helping people is concerned, we have been doing this from the first hours, we are doing it now and we will continue until the situation

collected by integrated cameras and sensors is processed in real time insured with other police devices via the cloud. if you look at the commonality of data and data sharing, right? so now we're able to have a ground robots that you know, that talk to aerial assets and also provide a common operating picture for now. police robots still work in tandem with human colleagues. but machine learning could enable them to learn from their own experiences and take on more task independently. we're starting to see, you know, robots do. so those are thomas tests today for asian, for instance, but also through some threat identification autonomous robots aren't only being developed for police forces, but social security firms and services to this work can also be dangerous. and monotonous in switzerland. robots are being tested and taking on bes tough. the machines have one advantage that can work 247 without getting tired of this robot is a guard on wheels with foldable legs. it doesn't seem phased by adverse working conditions, and it should ideally patrol large areas like this for yard. the develo

well tells the story of a community via wave of immigration and leads to women. next, i lost my husband. and again, we don't office on how just as the world economy, those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where such these all of the right place for your business to get off the brace otherwise on with this strategic downstream industry on the clock in the news, your better tomorrow. it's the the you're watching, i'll just say are a reminder of how top stories, the ssl is really, is strikes and finds across the occupied with bank if killed at least 9 palestinians is around says the military operation is as long as just this and specific condemned to father pulled in 2 decades ago. it strikes and the cities have to boss and jeanine also injured. at least 10 people. a june list and his sister are among the latest victims of his friday as strikes in the central kansas street. they died in the family home and then this arrived for a few g, kept busy, full of people have been killed since the early hours of wednesday and egyptian peacekeeping troops

police officers and dallas, texas, police used a remote controlled robot on good explosives to kill via sealants. the robot had originally been designed to disarm bonds. there aren't laws regulating the use of police robots, the in a society where there are no laws governing how the police can use or vice technologies that the, the police could use robots to suppress the sense, you know, you've seen incredible does that in rod, for example, where you're even members of the guy are saying this to us too far. right. well, that's not an issue if, if the people in power have an army of robots at their control, that's pretty scary. and i'm not the only one that thinks that in a southern by the international contain stop killer robots. 66 percent they took that lisa autonomous weapons would cross a more a line as machines should not be able to kill some of the leading real, but produces actually agree the spoken out against the all purpose robots being data privacy also comes into it because it's not just police robots that collect data and los angeles, a delivery robot gave the police the cr

collected by integrated cameras and sensors is processed in real time insured with other police devices via the cloud. if you look at the commonality of data and data sharing, right? so now we're able to have a ground robots that you know, that talk to aerial assets and also provide a common operating picture for now. police robots, stover, content. them with human colleagues. but machine learning could enable them to learn from their own experiences. think pick on more task independently. we're starting to see, you know, robots do. so those are thomas has today for asian, for instance, but also through some threat identification autonomous robots on only being developed for police forces. but social security firms and services to this work can also be dangerous and monotonous in switzerland robots of being tested and taking on bes tough. the machines have one advantage that can work 247 without getting tired of this robot is a guard on wheels with foldable legs. it doesn't seem phased by adverse working conditions, and it should ideally patrol large areas like this for yard. the developers

majority of delegates to the democratic party convention in chicago, harris herself learned about it via video link. early voting has begun in chukotka and sakhalin, it is organized for remote, hard-to-reach areas. on sakhalin , governors will be elected on a single voting day. the first to vote were residents of the remote island of maniron , border guards of the karelion settlement. russia is invincible as long as there are men in the country like volunteers who decided to go to the special operation zone. this was stated by vladimir putin at a meeting with contract soldiers who are currently undergoing training at the special forces university in godermes. the president arrived in the chechen republic during a working trip to the caucasus. during the day, putin visited kabardino-balkaria and north ossetia. and in the evening he made a stop in grozny. details in the article by anastasia efimova. as long as there are such men, we are absolutely invincible. the president's words addressed to the volunteers who will soon be sent to the special military operation zone. with them, vladimir

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the highway, which will connect the rostov... region with crimea via donbass and novorossiya, shouldoperational by the end of this year, about how railways are being restored and developed today novorossiya in the story of anna efimova. the locomotive depot of radakov is one of the oldest enterprises of the lugansk people 's republic, here at the intersection of railway lines. also need to look. krasnodon, dolzhanka, debaltseve, so far the main directions of research for both freight and passenger trains. the longest route novoluyka is about 270 km. not a little. the drivers say that they want more, dream of the endless expanses of russia, direct communication with moscow and other cities, of course, and passengers are waiting for of the state is, perhaps, one of the primary tasks. the railway from rostov to donetsk, to mariupol and berdyansk has been restored, we will continue this work and soon trains will go straight to sevastopol, but gradually towards the global goal, a large-scale infrastructure construction project. the railway is planned to be completed by the end of this yea

they work via satellite and don't need why fi countries like come on sandia and some bob way have already implemented the smart camera trends. for the endangered african elephants and those who protect them, the technology could mean the difference between life and death. in india, amazons, and killed a different dangers to around 20 of them. i ship and killed by trains every year. that's why in a i warning system is being installed a long railroad tracks. sense those identify migrations on the ground caused by elephants and sent a warning signals to prevent collisions. it's undoubtedly an issue, but one was by the threat of global warming. 2023 was characterized by devastating fires around the world. greece, spain, hawaii, canada. in australia, a i. technology is now being used to help protect animals like the kangaroo and the koala from the effects of bush fight. as a koala is on the move under the cover of night, just like these wallabies, the kangaroos, smaller cousins for australian wildlife conservation. these images are a small victory. using camera traps, they are trying to find o

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most people prefer to go we, they take off the via phone 3 as you dump it and you get another one. okay, that's not a very long lived span. still, chinese smartphones are popular and can yeah, because the affordable and tailored to the needs of african consumers. so what is china's aim? we spoke to kobus on starting research as chinese investments in africa for the south african institute of international affairs. they're looking for overseas markets and opportunities, but they're also looking for to, to, to act as a kind of a norm set to on the, on the logic kind of like, you know, player in, in, in the world. so it's looking to, to make the rest of the world frame near to chinese companies for new to chinese stand of. so china's engagement around the world, fuels the tech economy, back home, the more time these technology sold overseas. the more the systems and processes become the norm, which in turn helps themselves even more products. it also means china plays a powerful role in shaping the future of technology. the international institute for us to teach a study says china ha

it connects arkhangelsk and the main ports of china, shanghai and ningbo, via the northern sea route. 78 containers with components for automobiles. the train is formed using new technologies that were developed specifically for this project and will be used at eight stations in the arkhangelsk region. the service's goal is to organize the delivery of imported goods to russian regions via rail accelerated schedule. this next month , five sea container shipments are expected in each direction between the ports of china and arkhangelsk. transmashholding has completely transferred its shares to russian jurisdiction. foreign legal entities have been excluded from owning securities, the company's press service reported. the key transactions with shares, which allowed getting rid of non-resident owners, took place in july of this year, the publication states. now the company's shareholders are exclusively russian legal entities. transmashholding, let me remind you, is one of the strategic enterprises. tmh is a leader among manufacturers of railway. the center of legal support for participan

was not the same as a criminal, and the stars at the innovation that way exports of ukrainian grain via the us off and the black seas could be prevented by all available me. the russian naval vessels blockaded ukrainian black seaports for months while to mind its territorial waters toward off and the landings. the lots of lots of the show will find me kind of what you what are you not system long. you have to know that in recent years, late ukraine had started systematically exporting agricultural products, including green to international markets. we were consistently among the top 5, ex borders of corn, wheat, and barley piano exploit that it was of some is to just make more than 90 percent of the exports were shipped via the black sea. then most of it's sort of ex, portable if law and showing them what i'm, i'm frustrated, you've told them the few ships were damaged during the 1st days of the invasion. they were in the ports of odessa and the goliath ships carrying agricultural products as well. for a typical day, september 11th, which is the semester, the producer, mixed the words t

>> i think she's made via the polls because she is a genuine, authentic leaders. she knows herself. yes. the other side, donald trump talks about how he's in business. of course, he doesn't talk about the six bankruptcies that he had and that he didn't pay contractors and other folks when he did that i would say that's why this election. it's not just about the economy that's the number one issue, but it's also about national security. and that's why kamala harris and tim walz are drawn there. it's about freedom, freedom to choose, freedom to assemble on the workplace and that's what this election is going to be. and it's a real contrast. i'll tell you, brianna, i'm hearing in the battleground seat of power pennsylvania, 19 electoral votes here there's definitely momentum that i see in bucks county where i live and across the commonwealth and elsewhere in those battleground states. and i think i'd rather much be the kamala harris, tim walz team done the other side, but it is within the margin error. they are the underdogs but i like my team a lot better mike, you mentioned a moment