the artemis accords, named after artemis, the twin sister of apollo. the name of the program that is taking us back to the moon and on to mars. the artemis accords are a declaration of common sense principles of the peaceful uses of space. and thus far, we have about 33 countries that have signed it, and there will be a lot more. >> we are out of time, and i want to end by giving you a book that everyone here knows i'm in orange and white bleeder. one of our past chancellors of the university of texas system, he was a deputy administrator of nasa -- of nasa. >> one smart guy. >> he was awesome, he was so interesting, and he talked about , in this book that was written, the space station, a personal journey, and he talks about a lot of the inside things that went on that is the history of our nasa efforts in his role in it, he became secretary of the air force after he left nasa. he was at nasa and then the secretary of the air force, but he was so interesting and he stayed in austin until he passed away. he gave me this book in 1987 because, i was just

the goal of the artemis programme, it's a l of the artemis programme, it's a multiyear, multi—millionestablish for the first time a permanent presence on the moon, specifically near the south pole. to establish a permanent presence on the moon you need to bring a whole host of things with you. you need scientific payloads, needed equipment and materials to sustain human life and expiration. there is an unfathomable amount of material and scientific equipment you need to bring. now, nasa is looking to the commercial sector to be able to provide at lunar services, that is transportation services, ability to bring their scientific payloads and their equipment to the moon at a bargain. if they are able to pull it off they could pay huge dividends not only for nasa which could reap cost savings that could be huge, but other companies interested in setting up shop and creating what could be a lunar economy, is potentially in the long term transforming the moon into something like an eighth continent here for us on earth. we are a long, long way away from that, but it's events like today tha

nasa's artemis— that way. exactly. nasa's artemis programme - that way. exactly.sa's - artemis programme looks to send manned missions to the moon. that must excite you?- that must excite you? yeah, these are — that must excite you? yeah, these are the _ that must excite you? yeah, these are the enabling - that must excite you? yeah, these are the enabling steps| that must excite you? yeah, i these are the enabling steps to enable a permanent, significant human presence on the moon. and this will bring back tremendous benefits to all the inhabitants of the earth.— benefits to all the inhabitants of the earth. could you talk us throu:h of the earth. could you talk us through some _ of the earth. could you talk us through some of _ of the earth. could you talk us through some of those - of the earth. could you talk us i through some of those benefits? yeah — i mean, there's tonnes of science we could do on the moon. there's radio astronomy. there's resources that exist on the moon. there's power on the moon that could power our civilisation for centuries. the list g

artemy scored his first goal in the middle of the second period of the match against columbus. won the throw-in, the puck went to ponarin and artemy scored from a tight angle. at the end of the third period , ponarin shot through the already empty goal, and from his own zone. these are panarin's thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth goals of the season. the russian is the best in his team in terms of goals scored and in the goal plus pass system. the rangers beat columbus 4-1. in the international olympic the committee stated that there would be no new recommendations on the admission of russian athletes to the olympics in paris. the press service of the organization responded to the statement of the minister of sports of russia oleg matytsin that russia is waiting for the final recommendations of mog. quote: we refer you to the decision of the mog executive committee of december 2023, as well as to the principles for its implementation. nothing more to add. end of quote. let me remind you that on december 8, mock announced his admission. russian athletes before the olympics in paris

artemy's puck helped the rangers beat colorado 2:1.evgeny kuzentsov left his team for an indefinite period. earlier, kuzentsov missed training. according to the nhl press service, evgeny kuznetsov turned to the assistance program. national hockey league players. the program exists to provide psychological support to hockey players who are experiencing a variety of problems. the 31- year-old forward will return to the club once program administrators clear him to compete on the ice. the day before in a large press conference was held in moscow dedicated to the upcoming winter spartakiad of the strongest. the tournament starts this week on february 9 and will be held in five regions of the country. the spartakiad program is completely identical to the olympic program. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. when you pick up a profit debit card, you will immediately discover all the possibilities of incredibly profitable conditions: a high percentage on the balance, cashback on purchases of up to 3%. the card makes a profit, n

artemis 3 también llevará 4 astronautas que protagonizarán el regreso del hombre a la luna.bicioso objetivo se ha acercado un poquito. odie aterrizó a las 17:00 de la tarde con 23 minutos. tiempo local, o sea, tiempo de houston. el administrador de la nasa, bill nelson, señaló que esto muestra la importancia de la relación comercial de la nasa con otros miembros de la iniciativa privada. vanessa muchas gracias rogelio y hoy comunicarse por teléfono celular fue una misión imposible para miles de personas en el país. el servicio fue restablecido durante el día y a esa hora se reportan menos de mil fallas, dijo que de acuerdo a una revisión inicial, el problema no se debió a un ciberataque, sino a la ejecución incorrecta de un software. según el sitio downdetector más de 75.000 usuarios de t-mobile y verizon reportaron fallas durante las horas de la mañana que impidieron hacer llamadas y enviar mensajes de texto. la mayoría de los usuarios fueron en las grandes ciudades como houston, dallas, chicago y nueva york. flores tiene un resumen de la jornada. al despertar vimos que no

artemy's puck helped the rangers beat colorado 2:1.ward evgeny kuznentsov left the team for an indefinite period. earlier kuzentsov also. missed training, according to the nhl press service, evgeny kuznetsov turned to the program to help players of the national hockey league. this program exists to provide primarily psychological support to players who are experiencing a variety of problems. thirty the one-year forward will return to the club once the program's administrators clear him to compete on the ice. the day before, a large press conference was held in moscow dedicated to the upcoming winter spartakiad of the strongest. the tournament starts this week on february 9 and will be held in five regions of the country. the program is completely the same as the olympic program with one exception: there will be no men's hockey. russian sports minister oleg matytsin announced that prize money for athletes will be at the level of prize money for world championships. in particular for gold medal at the winter spartakiad, the athlete will

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to spend its reserves to few resources and finances on some of its deep exploration goals like the artemisources and finances for the companies like this are laying the companies like this are laying the groundwork and the scientific exploration near the lunar south pole which is where they hope to target and build a lunar base. imilli target and build a lunar base. will we see more _ target and build a lunar base. will we see more of this in the future? hopefully, and hopefully not be too distant future, we have already seen a commercial company attempt the feat this year, although not as successfully as intuitive machines, but hopefully nasa will have a programme which will launch this year as well. programme which will launch this year as well-— programme which will launch this year as well. we can now have a look at the markets. a broadly positive picture with investors keen to hear what the european central bank has to say about interest rates, this comes after it warned that inflation in the euro zone is going to be quite sticky, more than had been hoped. thanks forjoining us. russel

the puck got to ponarin and artemy scored from a tight angle. at the end.he best in his team in terms of goals scored and in the goal plus pass system. beat columbus 4:1. the fourth racket of the world daniil medvedev continues to defend his title at the atp-500 series tournament in dubai. the day before, the russian secured a ticket to the quarter-finals in a match against the forty-eighth racket in the world, italian lorenze sonego. the meeting lasted for three sets, with all three ending with the same score 6:3. medvedev won a strong-willed victory in exactly 3 hours. during the entire match, medvedev did not make a single serve for elimination. russian, victory without a single ace. also the day before , andrei rublev secured a ticket to the quarter-finals of the tournament in dubai. the international multi-sport tournament of the game of the future continues in kazan. the fidital skateboarding discipline has started. all events are monitored by danilo makhalin. 45 seconds for two attempts for skateboard tricks for each team. next, the quintessence, try

artemy ponarinu also set a personal performance record., the ranger forward scored his thirty- third goal of the season. nineteen-twenty years. however, the russians' goal did not help his team. the rangers lost to columbus 2:4, and three russians scored goals among the winners. dmitry varanukov, kirill marchenko and ivan proborov. leonid slutsky successfully restarted his coaching career in china, winning his first trophy in 8 years. in the match for the super cup , shanghai-shnhua beat shanghai. sport with a score of 1:0. let me remind you that the russian specialist headed shanhan shanhua at the end of last year and leonid’s current labor agreement slutsky with the chinese club is scheduled until december 31, 2024. the current season in the chinese super league starts on march 1, and now the anticipation for soltku will be even greater. the multi-sport international tournament of the game of the future continues in kazan. the tank game competition, which my colleague danilo makhalin attended, ended the day before. all the details. in hi

the only episode involving the martians was the fight started by artemy ponarin., bullied artemy, and in the end the rangers forward couldn’t stand it and responded quite harshly. immediately after this skirmish became more widespread , five hockey players received a time penalty and were sent to the bench. three-time olympic champion skier alexander bolshenov won the time trial race at the all-russian spartakis in winter sports. sports in tyumen. bolshunov, who had previously won the sprint event and 17 races in a row at the russian cup, completed the ten-kilometer distance in 22 minutes and 4 seconds. denis spetsov took second place, saveli korostelev took third. bolshunov continues to break all sorts of records and win at his twentieth start in a row. the prestigious women's master tennis tournament continues in katra. the day before, inhale. russian anastasia potapova secured a ticket to the next round by defeating italian martina trivisan. in the first round of this tournament, anastasia pavlyuchenko and daria kasatkina met. degree of readiness of the latter

artemy's puck helped the rangers beat colorado 2:1.ngton forward evgeny kuzentsov left his team for an indefinite period. kuzentsov missed earlier training. according to the nhl press service, evgeny kuznetsov turned to the program to help players of the national hockey league. the program exists to provide primarily psychological support to players who are experiencing a variety of problems. the thirty-one-year-old forward will return to the club only after program administrators clear him to compete on the ice. the day before, a large press conference was held in moscow dedicated to the upcoming winter spartakiad of the strongest. the tournament starts this week on february 9, and will be held in five regions of the country. the program is completely the same as the olympic program with one exception: there will be no men's hockey. russian sports minister oleg matytsin announced that prize money for athletes will be at the level of prize money for world championships. in particular, for the gold medal at the winter spartakiad, the at

the artemis two crew going to the moon in the next year. so i'm really excited, anderson and i think this is the way we're going to be living and working one day on another planet. >> miles. there was an expectation that there would be a communications outage once the unit actual land and you kind of walk us through why that's the case and why it took a while to confirm the land because we're all waiting for >> there's no satellites revolving around mark, excuse me, the moon just yet anderson, that's part of the plan, by the way, is to build that kind of infrastructure so that you can truthfully live there in a meaningful way and have communications as best you can as the earth and the moon rotated, do their dance in space. you have times when you cannot communicate. we all remember the big blackout periods for the apollo days. if you around for that so that was when they landed. it was unclear if we're in what would have been an expected blackout versus something that was perhaps more ominous. i feel like we're somewhere in-between the omi

the united states, of course,'s as part of the artemis program, also wants to be sending astronauts tooon. so there is every between the u.s. and china, both focusing on the south pole. india last year, landed a robotic spacecraft near the south pole, the first trust to do that. the russians attempted last year that failed, but they said they will continue trying. there are other countries as well. there is a bit of a one race and little seymour activity. haidi: our global business reporter bruce einhorn with the latest. disconfirming, u.s.-made spacecraft landed on the one for the first time in over 50 years. the second for a number of factors not least of which this is what we are seeing when it comes to the first private-sector landing mission. the startup intuitive machines putting the first u.s. made contact lander on the moon in 51 years. we continue to bring you more, including those pictures of the landing as they get to us. meantime, take a look at what we're seeing when it comes to trading across the region. a pretty robust session, meme stocks, about 45 minutes into the star

do you think that the regulatory delays that impact artemis are acceptable? put another way, does the current regularly frame work for commercial space move fast enough or enough flexibility for a company to it rate a vehicle for a mission of national interest? >> thank you, senator. and may i just say thank you for your support of all of our texas activities that we do and your support of nasa. it's been incredible through the years and we appreciate it. of course, we're vitally interested in the success of our commercial partners, as i brought up. in preparation, i actually contacted the program manager and asked, do you think our partners are slowing us down? and was told no. i think the complexity that we're seeing is there's a lot of new stuff happening and there's some new players who are trying to work within their statutory deadlines, but are very unfamiliar with this kind of activity. so, there has been a learning period. i don't refer to the f.a.a. who understands their business very well, but some environmental partners who learn along the way. i c

do you think that the regulatory delays that impact artemis are acceptable?put another way, does the current regularly frame work for commercial space move fast enough or enough flexibility for a company to it rate a vehicle for a mission of national interest? >> thank you, senator. and may i just say thank you for your support of all of our texas activities that we do and your support of nasa. it's been incredible through the years and we appreciate it. of course, we're vitally interested in the success of our commercial partners, as i brought up. in preparation, i actually contacted the program manager and asked, do you think our partners are slowing us down? and was told no. i think the complexity that we're seeing is there's a lot of new stuff happening and there's some new players who are trying to work within their statutory deadlines, but are very unfamiliar with this kind of activity. so, there has been a learning period. i don't refer to the f.a.a. who understands their business very well, but some environmental partners who learn along the way. i ca

nasa payloads to them so until we can usher in the artemis program. the oversight is probably, hey, let these guys build the vehicle will take are payloads, but they're going to get all the technical assistance from nasa all these years of storied knowledge of how to put things on the moon, how to have people working and living together on another surface of something. and i think this is it's a gateway to give you my friend victor glover and christina and the artemis. the artemis two crew going to the moon in the next year so i'm really excited, anderson and i think this is the way we're going to be living and working one day on another planet. >> miles. there was an expectation that there would be a communications outage once the unit actual land and cute walk us through why that's the case and why it took a while to confirm the land because we're all waiting for it >> there's no satellites revolving around mark, excuse me, the moon just yet, anderson, that's part of the plan, by the way, is to build that kind of infrastructure so that you can truth

the artemis two crew going to the moon in the next year. so i'm really excited, anderson and i think this is the way we're going to be living and working one day on another planet. >> miles. there was an expectation that there would be a communications outage once the unit actual landing kinda walk us through why that's the case and why it took a while to confirm the land because we're all waiting for it. >> yeah, there's no satellites revolving around mark. excuse me, the moon just yet anderson, that's part of the plan, by the way, is to build that kind of infrastructure so that you can truthfully live there in a meaningful way and have come communications as best you can and so as the earth and the moon rotate and do their dance in space, you have times when you cannot communicate. we all remember the big blackout periods for the apollo days. if you around for that. so that was when they landed. it was unclear if we're in what would have been an expected blackout versus some thing that was perhaps more ominous. i feel like we're somewhere

reasons the flight can be grounded, we continue to move to the left, red sector, hello, my name is artemy rocket is similar to the takeoff of an airplane, no, our airplane takes off, let’s say, smoothly after a short takeoff the rockets are gaining altitude, it’s almost vertical here and imagine the rockets’ overloads are several times greater than when an airplane takes off. and why do parts fall off of a rocket during takeoff? well, they don’t fall off, it would be a bad rocket, parts fell off today, in fact they are just spent stages, they separate, and according to the flight program they fall to the ground. hello, my name is yulia, tell me, were you scared to make your first flight into space and how did you feel? flaps of the head fairing and you can illuminati, at least for a short time, but to see the planet while still in the process of launching a rocket, you like the feeling of risk, i think every man likes it. thank you very much for the answer. we turn 180°. yellow sector. tell me, please, does the rocket have a rudder? well, on the engines in the first stage there are so-cal

. >> and this is an important location because it's one that the artemis program and nasa are targeting as a site to potentially send humans to them. last night, it looked like things were going as planned with reports that odysseus had reached the moon and eased into a low orbit. the next step, a successful landing would not only marked the first landing of a u.s. spacecraft. >> on the moon in more than 50 years, it would also be the first time a private company had achieved the feat. but that's not all that's at stake. the lander is also carrying experiments from nasa and other clients. odysseus is going to teach us a lot about the moon, about technologies for landing on the moon and then >> for surviving on a lunar environment, especially as we look build a more permanent base on the moon through the artemis program at nasa's leading. >> that was chip yost reporting for us. san francisco is celebrating 20 years of the memo. van, the mobile mammogram has helped thousands of women get easy, affordable access to the screening that helps detect signs of cancer once a week they park in fr

some of those are largeraims in a stepping stone in some of those are larger aims in terms of nasa's artemisdwork to make that possible. and while nasa focused at their resources and finances on those bigger deep space exploration feats, having these commercial companies to actually be able to take scientific instruments and experiments to the moon to actually analyse the environment in more detail will actually help those future artemis missions with crew on board. �* ., , , board. and i mentioned it briefly there in the _ board. and i mentioned it briefly there in the introduction, - board. and i mentioned it briefly there in the introduction, frozen| there in the introduction, frozen water — if they establish that, that is an enormous help for all of these are knock—on things you're just taking us through, isn't it? yes. taking us through, isn't it? yes, absolutelv- _ taking us through, isn't it? yes, absolutely. we _ taking us through, isn't it? yes, absolutely. we have _ taking us through, isn't it? yes, absolutely. we have had - taking us through, isn't it? yes absolutely. we have had

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the artemis two is expected to venture around the moon next year.'s assignment was the first time the astronauts who will be on board took part in a live event with navy crews. a commanding officer on the uss san diego explains how the navy is helping with the mission. >> so the biggest part of the mission is to make sure the astronauts remain safe. the driving goal is two hours from the time the capsule splashes down in the pacific until we have the astronauts under trained medical care in the medical facilities here on board . >> he says his crews will then spend several hours retrieving the capsule in the pacific, along with the gear that comes down with artemis. good morning to you. >> thursday morning, level one system with us. so our pattern change underway. light to moderate showers, winds gusting 25 to 35 miles an hour. little misty and drizzly in the north bay from marin, sonoma and then later on this afternoon for the rest of us, there's the cold front. and this is what's going to take over our weekend and then allow for more unsettled wea

so it's kind of a supply mission eventually up for the artemis astronauts. and again, that should be happening in 2026. >> all right. kristin fisher, miles o'brien, xia bell. thanks so much and keep it here for coverage of the moon landing ahead. i'm going to talk with nasa administrator bill nelson about the significance of this mission and coming up next on the lead, a brand new decision today from the judge overseeing trump's civil fraud case, where he's been ordered to pay $355 million stay with us covid-19 >> i'm not waiting. >> if it's covid paxlovid. >> paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults it's with mild-to-moderate covid-19 at a high risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. >> my symptoms are mild now but i'm not risking it if it's covid paxlovid paxlovid must be taken within the first five days of symptoms and help stop the virus from multiplying in your body, taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead to serious or life-threatening inside effects or affect how it or other medicines work, including hormonal birth co

so this is a big moment and it's pivotal for nasa as it thinks about its artemis campaign to go back to the moon and stay there >> and jim, how does today's mission compared to what nasa and other companies are trying to accomplish on mars. i know nasa has a mantra of moon to mars. how does this all tie in together? >> absolutely. and, you know, everything that's done in the robotic exploration of our, of our solar system, the moon and mars is going to be the feeding forward into human exploration know, think back to the '60s, it was the rangers, it was the surveyors that paved the way for the apollo landings. by those and today, we're seeing landers on the moon. we're seeing landers and rovers on mars finding out what the environment is like, determining what it's gonna be like for those spacecraft land there for the space suits that they have to operate in but the weather on mars and the environment they'll have to be in the kinds of soil that these landers will have to touch down onto, onto the moon. this is, this is really foundational work for eventual human exploration of, of t

all robotic landings on the moon to allow nasa to focus on the human landings on the moon through its artemis program. but just last month, another private company called astrobiology technology, its lunar lander, tried but failed to land on the surface of the moon. it failed just a few hours after liftoff, one month later, we have our second attempt. intuitive machines. >> and now as the >> nasw administrator just said, this is a white moment for this mission. and so what happens next? >> it could either crash on the moon. >> it could drift off into space. we just don't know yet intuitive machines. this is a really small team. this is a smoke company. they're operating on a shoestring budget, just $100 million. >> and >> they have put so much into this, you have to imagine that that mission control right now is just on the edge of their seat trying to scramble and figure out a solution to this. >> let's hope they figure it out and get this dasa equipment to do what they failed to do to begin with this as a really sensitive moment, indeed, miles, how would a failure tonight? you hope there is

do you think the regulatory delays that impede programs of national interest like artemis are acceptable. put another way, does the current regularly frame work for commercial space move fast enough or enough flexibility for a company to iterate a vehicle for a mission of national interest? >> thank you, senator. and may i just say thank you for your support of all of our texas activities that we do and your support of nasa. it's been incredible through the years and we appreciate it. of course, we're vitally interested in the success of our commercial partners, as i brought up. in preparation, i actually contacted the program manager and asked, do you think our partners are slowing us down? and was told no. i think the complexity that we're seeing is there's a lot of new stuff happening and there's some new players who are trying to work within their statutory deadlines, but are very unfamiliar with this kind of activity. so, there has been a learning period. i don't refer to the faa who understands their business very well, but some environmental partners who learn along the way. i can

all robotic landings on the moon to allow nasa to focus on the human landings on the moon through its artemis program. >> but >> just last month, another private company called astrometric technology its lunar lander, tried but failed to land on the surface of the moon. it failed just a few hours after liftoff. one month later, we have our second attempt intuitive machines. and now as the nasw administrator just said, this is a white moment for this mission. and so what happens next? >> it could hi there, crash on the moon. >> it could >> drift off into space. we just don't know yet intuitive machines. this is a really small team. this is a small company. they're operating on a shoestring budget, just $100 >> and they have >> put so much into this, you have to imagine that, that mission control right now is just on the edge of their seat trying to scramble and figure out a solution to this. that's okay. pay figure it out and get this data equipment to do what they fail to do. to begin with, this is a really sensitive moment indeed, miles, how would a failure tonight, we hope there isn't a fai

olga zenkova, artemy epifanov, valeria proskuryakova, ntv television company.pressure. we are joined by ntv's staff meteorologist, irina polikova. irina, it seems that winter has again decided to show its harsh winter temperament. yes, it should be noted on completely legal grounds, so no claims will be accepted. they are for the northern half of european territory of russia, these atlantic cyclones have stopped blocking the arctic air, this happened when they walked along our arctic coast, now their territory is more southern, now the cold has... the opportunity to penetrate us deeply, frost of 20° is already on the forecast horizon and lower, if for the north-west this process is already developing, then in the middle zone you will first have to go through snowfall, starting from the western regions, by lunchtime it will reach the very center, but the black soil even a portion of good warmth will be received, there the snow is wet until it rains, because again it’s a plus, then it will also get colder there, but unlike the center, purely symbolically, but the

olga zenkova, artemy epifanov, valeria proskurikova, ntv television company. of siberia and the far east have gained access to high technology. medical care in krasnoyarsk has opened so far the only one beyond the urals - a children's bone marrow transplantation department, which will allow complex treatment to be carried out without long flights. local doctors will now be able to help children with leukemia and malignant diseases, for whom such a procedure is the only chance for recovery. the center's capacity will allow provide timely assistance to all children in the krasnoyarsk territory; there will no longer be a need to travel to moscow. petersburg, yekaterinburg, all conditions have been created here, both for children and for parents, separate rooms are provided that allow you to stay with children around the clock, if necessary, i repeat all the conditions for this, there are here, specialists are trained, now there are representatives of leading moscow clinics are helping to organize work with the first actual patients, so i am sure that this is a go

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edmund zhelbunov, anna ivanova, ekaterina kovalchuk, artemy chinkov and anton zagorsky, ntv televisionny, baku. world leaders wish a speedy recovery to britain's king charles ii. the monarch was diagnosed with cancer. doctors determined this during prostate surgery last week. it is not yet known what kind of disease was discovered, but there is information that the cancer was diagnosed at an early stage. the king will be treated on an outpatient basis. during this time, doctors recommended that he refrain from performing public duties. but however, charles ii will continue to be involved in government affairs and work with... the decision of parliament and it was received, but the truth is that for this purpose the police simply removed from the hall the majority of opposition deputies who were against changing the date. after that, even despite the protests and the turbulent situation in the hall, the speaker needed only 4 seconds to count all the votes in favor. submit your votes. 104. about the idea of ​​transferring. president sal announced the elections over the weekend in a telev

edmund zhelbunov, konstantin kharlamov, artemy chinkov and anton zagorsky, ntv television company, bakuerbaijan. joe biden again unsuccessfully tried to explain american taxpayers, why washington sends israel and ukraine many times more money than it spends on protecting the country’s borders. answering journalists' questions about a possible truce between israel and all this leads us to the question of whether america is keeping its word, is america moving forward, there are some movements, and i don't want, i don't want, i will choose my words, there are some movement, was the response from... 2/3 of us citizens believe that the mental abilities of their eighty-one-year-old leader are declining before our eyes. tucker interview carlson with vladimir putin will be released when the journalist is ready to publish it, dmitry peskov said. he confirmed that the former fox news host spoke with the russian leader on tuesday. in addition, peskov noted that the kremlin received many requests from western media for interviews, but from publications that cannot boast of attempts to at least look

panarin's teammate won the throw-in, the puck went to the russian and artemy scored from a tight angle of the third period, panarin hit the empty goal, and from his own zone. these are panarin's thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth goals of the season. the russian is the best in his team in terms of goals scored and in the goal plus pass system. the rangers beat columbus 4-1. the international olympic committee said that new recommendations for admission russian athletes. there will be no more for the olympics in paris. the organization’s press service responded to the statement by russian sports minister oleg matytsin that russia is waiting for the ioc’s final recommendations. quote: we refer you to the decision of the mok executive committee of december twenty-third, as well as to the principles of its implementation. nothing more to add. this is the end of the quote. let me remind you that on december 8, mok announced the admission of russian athletes to the olympics in paris in a neutral status and subject to a number of criteria. world number four daniil medvedev continues to defend his

artemy panarino also set a personal scoring record in the match against columbus; the forward scoredy-third goal of the season , achieving the achievements of 2019-20. however, the russian’s goal did not help his team. as a result , they lost to columbus 2:4. now to football, leonid slutsky. what did the research lead to? now i'm still that i am collecting data from different respondents, how they generally feel about this sport, such a mini-spoiler, basically everyone responds positively and this is very pleasing, the dynamics of the match of its tank battles allows... the audience to concentrate as much as possible on watching the confrontation 7:7, where each round and a played card lasts no more than 10 minutes, the picture is in the frame, it can be improved endlessly, our most important, this is the final one , our probably ideal position is when we have a cool picture in the frame, and it can be it’s clear that it’s endless to improve, and infographics, an analytics studio while working part-time somewhere, and color renditions, some things to do, and new features, new feature

boris ivanin, evgenia semtsova, maya alenova and artemy bondar, lead. the country's citizens do not want mobilization, although there is a need for this in the army. this statement was made by the head of the pro-president faction this week. servant of the people in the verkhovna rada david arakhamia. he believes that slogans about canceling mobilization are populism, because according to arakhamia, some brigades are only 40% staffed. this is why military commissars continue to take men by force right from the streets, although every day they meet more and more resistance. with details from evgeny petrukhin. usa more than 22 thousand euros in toaster boxes and boxes of chocolates. from the chernigov region he put it in his pocket, and those who paid, so to speak, were excused from mobilization. the sbu detained the former head of the military medical commission of the chernihiv region. for a long time he sued, well, essentially, local authorities over the amount of his pension, filing claims to have it recalculated. it so happened that they came to him

boris ivanin and artemy bondar, news.ed forces of ukraine repeated the actions of the wehrmacht, this opinion was expressed by konstantin sevkov, deputy president of the russian academy of missile and artillery sciences for information policy. he wrote an article for tas, where he compared the numbers of aviation personnel and armored vehicles of the kiev regime in the summer of 2023 with what germany had near kursk in july 1943. all the details of the article are in the material of stanislav bernwald. the collapse of the citadel 2.0, a great thoughtful article by a doctor of military sciences. konstantin sevkov for tas is dedicated to the failure of the ukrainian so-called counter-offensive. in in the article, the author gives a very important figure. at the beginning of the offensive, the ukrainian armed forces’ strike force consisted of 132,000 personnel, 110 battalions, more than 2,000 tanks and other armored vehicles. 960 field artillery guns, 114 aircraft, more than 45% of the personnel of the total force and more t

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boris ivanin, evgenia semtsova, maya alenova and artemy bondar. news. people were wounded today during shelling by donetsk-ukrainian troops. the textile microdistrict was under fire. an apartment building and a beauty salon were damaged. two more people were injured the night before when seau was hit in the heart of the city. explosions occurred near the restaurant, where a wedding was being celebrated at that moment. in just one day, ukrainian troops fired more than forty into dpr settlements. the central election commission protects members of election commissions; there are more than 70 thousand people in commissions around the country and does not publish their personal data. due to security problems in other countries, it was decided to refuse voting abroad. belarusians living abroad can do this. european union, including from germany, poland, italy, france and lithuania. vacuum. completely vacuum. and even in lithuania there are also three election processes this year. even the pro-lithuanian elections are also a kind of vacuum. they seem to be go

a goal and two assists from artemy panarin helped his new yorkrencher defeated alenders 6:5 in overtimeadium. open air and this game was attended by 79,500 people. by the beginning of the second period, the blueshirts were losing 1:4. panarin launched his team's comeback. after his throw, vincent troschik made the score 2:4 with a slight touch. in the end , the rangers were able to convert the majority twice in a 6:4 format and sent the match into overtime. the extra time lasted only 10 seconds. ponarin brought victory to his team, missing sorokin's goal. russian scored the thirty-second goal of the season and... repeated his personal record for the number of goals scored in the nhl regular season, and there were still 27 matches left before its end. alexander kokorin went down in the history of cypriot football thanks to his rate of fire. striker arisa scored this weekend in the twelfth second of the match against ael - this is the fastest goal in the history of the cypriot football championships. arris eventually won an easy victory 4:0, and the russian forward scored a double. he sco

artemy panarin in the match against columbus, the ranger striker scored his thirty-third goal, achieving of the nineteenth-twenties season . however, the russian's goal did not help his team. the rangers lost to columbus 2:4, with three russians scoring goals in the winners. dmitry voronkov, kirill marchenko and ivan provarov. on to football, leonid slutsky successfully restarted his coaching career in china, winning his first trophy in 8 years. in the match for the shanhon super cup shenhuo. beat sharnhai with a score of 1:0. the russian coach took charge of shan-hai-nshnhua at the end of last year. the current tour agreement between lusky and the chinese club runs until the end of 2024. the new season in the chinese super league starts on march 1 and now there will be even more expectations from the clu. striker lionel messi scored the first goal of the new mls season. his goal saved in inter miami from defeat in the game with los angeles galaxy. mesti distinguished himself with a shot at kasane, completing the attack, which he himself had started, intercepting the ball in the opposing

this is all part of nasa's artemis campaign. we rise together. >> back to the and the next phase.d mission lasting 10 days traveling roughly 685,000 miles around the moon just a few hours ago were floating around in the front porch in the middle of the pacific ocean at night with a helicopter hovering over us. >> all right. pretty inspiring. pumped up with space program. but would you see it when you see all the sailors on the ship working together? i mean, you just like. >> gives you faith in humanity. we can do some extraordinary things. nasa and the department of defense making waves in the pacific testing procedures and tools that will ultimately be used to retrieve the astronauts after their long journey. so here it is. the orion spacecraft, at least a test module. heat shields have actually been to space in those windows. >> that's what these astronauts are we looking out when they're going by the moon? we explore because that's what we do as humans. christina cook a mission specialist. part of too, is a trailblazer setting the record for longest single spaceflight by a woma

this is all part of nasa's artemis campaign. together. >> back to the and beyond the next phase. a crewed mission lasting 10 days traveling roughly 685,000 miles around the moon just a few hours ago were floating around in the front porch in the middle of the ocean at night with a helicopter hovering over us. >> all pretty inspiring. pumped up with space program. but would you see it when you see all the sailors on the ship working together? i mean, you just like. >> gives you faith in humanity. we can do some extraordinary things. nasa and the department of defense making waves in the pacific testing procedures and tools that will ultimately be used to retrieve the astronauts after their long journey. so here it is. the orion spacecraft, at least a test module. heat shields have actually been to space in those windows. >> that's what these astronauts are we looking out when they're going by the moon? we explore because that's what we do as humans. christina cook a mission specialist. part of too, is a trailblazer setting the re

the same token, we are seeing international cooperation across our globe through the signing of the artemis accords, as well as of course, the international space station, which is 16 countries are costs are gleb that built a permanent colony in space. so there's a lot to be said for international collaboration and cooperation, especially at a time when they political tensions are a little high. sometimes we all get together and get along and do some really incredible things >> got its own. listen to the us and russia still cooperating to some degree, right despite all the many conference flicks down here on the surface of the earth. danny, kristin, thanks so much. both of you. we continue to wait for an update on the status of that spacecraft on the moon outfront. next, breaking news. the former fbi informant charged with lying about the biden's business dealings with ukraine has just been arrested. again, why we're going to the latest next plus the mypillow ceo tonight ordered to pay $5 to the man who proved him wrong. when it comes to his 2020 election, lives the man set to get that mone

boris ivanin and artemy bondar, lead.g the unsuccessful counteroffensive, the command of the ukrainian armed forces repeated the actions of the wehrmacht. this opinion was expressed by the deputy president of the russian academy of missile and artillery sciences for information policy, konstantin sevkov. he wrote an article for tas where he compared the numbers. aviation personnel, armored vehicles of the kiev regime in the summer of 2023 with what germany had near kursk in july 1943. all the details of the article are in the material of stanislav bernwald. the collapse of the citadel 2.0 - a great thoughtful article by a doctor of military sciences konstantin sevkov, for tas, is dedicated to the failure of the ukrainian, so-called counter-offensive, article. the author provides very important figures. strike group of the ukrainian armed forces at the beginning of the offensive. consisted of 132 thousand personnel, these are 110 battalions, more than 2.0 tanks and other armored vehicles, 960 field artillery pieces, 114 ai

he hurried from calgery and bullied artemy, and as a result, the rangers striker could not stand it andesponded quite harshly. immediately after this skirmish became more widespread, five hockey players received penalty time, going to the bench. three-time olympic champion, skier alexander bolshenov won the time trial race at the all-russian winter sports spartakides in tyumen. bolshunov, who previously won sprint skeathlons. the round was won by russian anastasia potapova, who achieved victory over italian martina trivisan. in the first round of the same tournament , anastasia povlyuchenkova and daria kosatkina met. the degree of readiness of the latter caused concern, because kosatkina had to hold the match a day after lost final in abu dhabi. as a result , the fight ended in only one set: pavlyuchenko took the first game 6:2, in the second she reached a tiebreak, in which kasatkin managed to take only two points. february 13. a memorable date in the military history of russia. february 13, 1945, liberation of budapest. soviet troops liberated the city of budapest. hungary started the