— in a much more respect reciprocal manner towards china and make it clear— manner towards china andth the sort of— clear we're not going to put up with the sort of behaviour, which the government today has done but as you rightly— government today has done but as you rightly say, _ government today has done but as you rightly say, somewhat belatedly. we have rightly say, somewhat belatedly. we. have to rightly say, somewhat belatedly. have to live rightly say, somewhat belatedly. - have to live there, thank you joining us. donald trump was due to pay £500 million today, after he was found to have inflated his net worth to secure better deals on loads. but in the last hour, a judge has granted mr trump's request to get an extension on the bond, and has reduced the sum down to $175 million that need to be paid within 10 days. mr trump is in court in new york, but on a different case. a pre—trial hearing on the hush money trial. thejudge may announce a date of his trial, over the payment to the adult film actress stormy daniels, before the 2016 election. mr trump's lawyers will ask the

if you or behaving in that manner if you are _ you or behaving in that manner if you are rich, _ youshould — you are rich, or a company owner, there should be _ you are rich, or a company owner, there should be consequences? i you are rich, or a company owner, there should be consequences? [i there should be consequences? i think there should be consequences? think the consequences in there should be consequences?” think the consequences in terms there should be consequences?" think the consequences in terms of public shaming of what he has done have been pretty significant, actually. and he has apologised. it actually. and he has apologised. it has been referred to the police as welt _ has been referred to the police as well. �* . , , , has been referred to the police as well. .,, ., ., has been referred to the police as well. analysis shows that for every 10 - taxes well. analysis shows that for every 10p taxes have _ well. analysis shows that for every 10p taxes have gone _ well. analysis shows that for every 10p taxes have gone up _ well. analysis shows that for every 10p taxes h

moving forward, in enhancing the child tax credit, it should be done in a manner consistent with what was included in the american rescue plan that benefited tens of millions of families all across the country. in terms of the legislation that is pending before the senate, i am unable to comment until i have a greater degree of visibility in terms of what senator crapo intends to try to accomplish and how that affects the other asked of the tax package. reporter: [indiscernible] unicom michigan protests, the uncommitted vote? rep. jeffries: president biden continues to win a substantial number of delegates on his way towards the august democratic convention. and it is my expectation that he will have strong democratic support, that convention heading into the november elections. everything we care about, including reproductive freedom, social security, medicare, gun safety, the gun crisis and democracy will be on the ballot in november and president biden is on the right side of those issues, and also has a vision for how to make life better for the american people into the future. la

moving forward, in enhancing the child tax credit, it should be done in a manner consistent with whatas included in the american rescue plan that benefited tens of millions of families all across the country. in terms of the legislation that is pending before the senate, i am unable to comment until i have a greater degree of visibility in terms of what senator crapo intends to try to accomplish and how that affects the other asked of the tax package. reporter: [indiscernible] unicom michigan protests, the uncommitted vote? rep. jeffries: president biden continues to win a substantial number of delegates on his way towards the august democratic convention. and it is my expectation that he will have strong democratic support, that convention heading into the november elections. everything we care about, including reproductive freedom, social security, medicare, gun safety, the gun crisis and democracy will be on the ballot in november and president biden is on the right side of those issues, and also has a vision for how to make life better for the american people into the future. last

, well, perhaps we should still do so in a quality manner. fulfill their duties as citizens of belarusreated , because you are raising a person, with whom you will continue to build your life, he is your child, you are responsible for him, and he should not be ashamed of you, but you should not be ashamed of him, well, in fact, this is such a simple philosophy. interfaith peace is the main achievement of belarus, president alexander lukashenko stated this today at a meeting with the synod. belarusian orthodox church. upon arrival at the minsk diocesan administration, alexander lukashenko, together with metropolitan veniamin , visited the church of the cathedral of all belarusian saints, where he lit a candle. in our country , the basis of interaction between the belarusian orthodox church of our authorities and the state as a whole is laid down; it could not be otherwise. history of orthodoxy in belarusian lands is inextricably linked with the history of the formation of our statehood,” the president said. alexander lukashenko noticed this. the meeting with the synod is of great import

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they kidnap breastfeeding babies and take them to an unknown location, they use starvation an ugly manner as means of genocide, directly, they strive to force the palestinians or to cause starvation of the people in gaza until they die of hunger, we have daily people, daily cases of people being killed as a result of malnourishment. and a result of starvation, they also try to use means to force people to b down, when the people come out, those who suffer from hunger, when they gather around those trucks which come in, bringing very limited amounts in rare cases, and when they gather around to get flour, to get food, they carry out the killing of them and they target them whilst they gather around, to get food, so they kill some of them, and they wound hundreds of others, and they made this also a means to kill them during the time they are gathered around, and also when some of the meals are air dropped, are dropped from some of the airplanes in very, very limited amounts, when the people gather to get his food, the israeli... enemy initiates the targeting of them, kill some of them and

and to do so in a constructive manner, in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflict in the gather strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any because it seems that the narrative that is it in for licensing of a play as outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this as well. you, you do have, obviously a quite a concentration of focus for boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly where it has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that has chosen to present ad to present a sort of more uh, full is riley perspective with the coverage and you've also, it has lows, a particular the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that have chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as per trail also that conflicts. and that has allowed people around th

of speaking, in the manner of answering harshly, bitingly, succinctly, clearly giving a definition, that is, whether it passed there was a period when it was necessary to, well , concentrate on the election campaign, now you can give out those things that have been thought out. weighed, formulated rigidly in the head, as if they are now being implemented, this is the president’s statement that, well, in principle, the general outline shows that in the near future there will be no respite , well, there won’t be, there will be no rest, there will be no respite, no you will know, some kind of relaxed state, because we were walking somewhere, walking, walking, completed the task, now we can rest, yes, no, the wording is completely different, but they went and came to this situation, that is, they confirmed it. their legitimacy, confirmed the power and tools, confirmed the trust of the people , and with such a reserve, with a large reserve that gives confidence that the people believe in the president, the people... believe in his team, the people believe in the policies that he implemen

in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflict in the gaza strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any, because it seems that the narrative that is in for what i'm seeing on the play as outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this. as well, you, you do have obviously a quite a concentration of focus for boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly what has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that has chosen to present had to present a sort of some more school is riley perspective with the coverage and you both so it has lows to teach you that the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that has chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as for trail also that conflicts. and that has allowed people around the world to then have the ability to

and to do so in a constructive manner, in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflicts in the gather strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any, because it seems that the narrative that is in for what i'm seeing on the play as outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this as well. you, you do have obviously a quite a concentration of focus of boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly where it has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that has chosen to present ad to present as sort of some more school is riley perspective with the coverage and you both so it has lows to teach you that the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that have chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as for trail also that conflicts. and that has allowed peop

answered the questions in a relative manner.ike it and it is accepted by me. well, you remember what is left, let's get into some of the most important things and talk about i am at your service. do you remember some of it? well, if you remember, you can start. actually, our question was , do you agree with an increase equal to inflation or is it proportional to inflation? the percentage of salary increase and to adopt the necessary policies to control and lower inflation, the topic that was raised in this case, with the increase of salaries, inflation will definitely increase. it will go up if we have unification policies. may the government come to create an increase in the field of production and employment, it can definitely come and do many of these things efficiently from the taxes it has for the increase in production and employment. one should be provided with a series of stable resources and some losers and winners. don't you understand that if we want a tax to be levied , we have to take it out of one person's pocket a

and to do so in a constructive manner, in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflict in the gather strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any because it seems that the narrative that is in for what i'm seeing on the play as outside of the mit leased out as we can see. but let me hear your view on this as well. you, you do have, obviously a, a quite a concentration of focus the boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly where it has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that as a chosen to present a to present as sort of some more uh, quote, is riley, best bets easy, the coverage and you both. so it has lowes a particular the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that have chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as for trail also that conflicts. and that has allowed p

will pass in the same civilized manner as the period we just went through, and finally, one more very important thing, in accordance with the constitution, with the updated constitution, very serious powers are now assigned to the parliament - the powers to form the highest executive body of power , government, you will approve not only the chairman of the government, but also his deputies and ministers of the civil bloc, this is extremely important. responsible thing, i and this, you know, many, maybe well, people live their lives, ordinary citizens may not have noticed this, but this is one of the key provisions of the updated constitution, parliament has received enormous powers in forming the government, this is a very responsible job, you know, i was still working in leningrad , then in st. petersburg i saw how... legislative bodies, faced with these problems, sometimes stumble here, because behind every appointment there are corporate interests, i would really like to encourage you to ensure that we are not guided by corporate, even party interests, and the interests of the caus

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we want the aid to reach everyone in a dignified manner , we are insulted, some of us drowned in the to receive aid. rahman al-rahim, hello fellow countrymen, at 5:30 p.m. i am at your service with some news from the field of science and technology. iranian technology companies at the moscow exhibition of chemical products. 3 iranian technology companies presented their knowledge-based products in the field of chemicals. russian companies attracted for long-term cooperation.

we would like to move about sudan in a timely manner and a safe manner so our people that are delivering not injured or hurt in any way. we need to get in at scale to be able to feed. >> can you get into haiti? is that too challenging? >> we are in haiti. we never left. we are delivering in haiti. we are making sure we -- we are primarily feeding schoolchildren and some other places as well. we are in there. we fed 250,000 children yesterday. >> cindy mccain, i just am filled with admiration for what you are doing and your teams. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> run for the money. former president trump setting up a sale of his social media company. will that provide enough cash immediately that he need by monday to pay his massive civil fraud penalty? experts say no. stay tuned. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. tchec to get a reverse mortg age to change my life. it was the best thing i've ever done. - really? - yes, without doubt! - [tom selleck] joanne said just about the same thing. - it absolutely is the best thing i ever did. - jack put it a different way. to

however, in times of fights without rules, good manners can easily be abandoned.tin bogdanov, ivan udkin and maria bolotvina, news! from new york. the anniversary is celebrated today by total dictation. the educational campaign, which originated within the walls of novosibirsk university, is 20 years old. over all these years, total dictation became all-russian and even worldwide. it was written by millions of adults and children, and dictated by hundreds of famous people. everyone who loves the russian language strives to know it better. ksenia klimina, about how it all began and continues. more than 100 countries, 700 cities. they check in april, but 20 years ago the first dictation took place on march 11 in the auditorium of novosibirsk state university, the ideological inspirer was a graduate of the faculty of humanities ekaterina kosykh. we were given the task, when we were part of the faculty, to come up with an event that would draw attention to the faculty of humanities in general. and since we were a student club, humorous at that time, we needed to come

today's special guest is carla short. >> hi, i'm chris manner and you are watching san francisco rising the show about restarting rebuilding and reimagining the city. our guest is carla short the intric director of public works and here to talk about the storms we had and much more. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> great to have you. let's start by talking about the storms that started beginning of the year. there fsh a lot of clean up recovery and remediation. can you talk about what your team did? >> sure. the 17 inches of rain we got starting on new year's eve through the first 2 and a half weeks of january made it one of the wettest periods in recorded history for san francisco, so as you imagine we had a lot of work to do. we gave out more then 31 thousand sand bags, we were operating all most non stop from new year's eve to san francisco residents and businesses out of our operation yard and frequently working thin rain so it was a beautiful dance to watch. we had a corio graphed where people drive in the stop and load with san dags and get on it way so thats wa

few, but even dozens, but for some reason their relatives, the people themselves, suffer from such mannerss them all one, conflict with anatoly shiriy, yeah, then there were posts that he rubbed, but sparks, as they say, neoclassics don’t burn, about your stinking heat. holes and so on and so forth, we have already proven that this was a real post, he erased it, he denied the existence of this post, plus with peter lunev, this is another person with whom sharia had a conflict, there was a story that shari on his private channel published a video walk through st. petersburg with addresses in order with the addresses of his relatives, where, as a result, through there were arson attacks for several days. even in the present case, the person fulfilled the order not for money, but for drugs, the quantity of which would be equivalent to the amount of 50,000 rubles. they do it for the sake of drugs. end, that is, if he needs to intimidate, he is a person who is used to bringing things to the point of intimidation, he will intimidate until he is satisfied with the result, so that they fall down b

and to do so in a constructive manner, in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage all the conflicts in the gaza strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any because it seems that the narrative that is influenced, seeing all the play as outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this as well. you, you do have, obviously a quite a concentration of focus, a boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly where it has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly a new list and outlets that has chosen to present had to present a sort of some more uh, full is riley testbed to using the coverage and you both. so it has lowe's, particular, the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east. and other parts of the world that have chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as for trail also that conflicts. and that has allowed peopl

i am all for that but in a controlled manner. host: but president biden is asking for the funding so they can process asylum seekers? caller: how do we know who these people are coming over? we don't. that is why we have officers being beat up and young women killed and raped. you need to go back to a controlled system to where we know who and why you are coming to the u.s., what your purposes. host: let's talk to diane in ann arbor, michigan. caller: the gentleman before me had an abundance of time and i would like to equal privilege. the wall, it prohibits wildlife from accessing the river for a water source. also, i would like to plead to c-span to give equal time to both sides. i have notice that there are guests, the deputy chief of staff and project 2025. host: we only have 15 minutes left on the border so can we stick with that topic? caller: c-span is not giving equal time. i have not seen a response to it specifically 2025 and on your website it feature truck. mp. i don't feel an equal response time. host: anything on th

most people were not talking about the border in that manner and 2016.americans think it should be secure. the death of lakin riley i heara from mom sourcing weights century city? i didn't knoxists in college towns of century city's? they are looking at these differently than they did before. a lot of that is a huge striking contrast people wh

hey, männer, ho, männer, tanzt männer so wie immer und man wird sie lachen, immer lauter lachen, undgen zu. belarus, good morning, the country clock is 7:43, today is friday on our calendar. a little frosty , although the mood is like the weather in brest, so is the weather brest is the warmest city in our country, yes, but unfortunately, yes, yes, yes, it would seem that even i saw snow in the morning, but still, still birds they sing and spring comes, they imagined snow, but it had already melted, it was a mirage, yes, what wonderful news you have colleagues, the news is interesting, useful, so right now we are ready to get started, let's go, news number one: on the map of the youth association of breshchina, a new facility in the region has been opened by a military-patriotic police club, vysota. this time, the words of the oath passed through the hearts of the young man and girl of the dragichin gymnasium, like a future employee. ministry of internal affairs, they received their first personal identification cards and commemorative books about the modern history of their native r

and to do so in a constructive manner, in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflict in the gaza strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any, because it seems that the narrative that is sitting for licensing of a play is outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this as well. you, you do have, obviously a quite a concentration of focus, boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly what has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that has chosen to present had to present a sort of some more uh, quote is riley perspectives in the coverage and you both. so it has lowe's, particular, the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that have chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as for trail off of that conflicts. and that has allowed people around

however, during times of fighting without rules, and from good manners they can easily. refuse. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and maria bolatvina. news from new york. nato countries are behind the bombing of the nord stream gas pipeline. this is why the west is not investigating sabotage. this was stated by the leader of the french patriots party, florian philippot. according to him, the involvement of the united states, great britain and other members of the alliance was clear from the very beginning. sabotage was for the interests of france and germany, but they did not want to understand what happened. moreover, the politician recalled that the press service government of the fifth republic. decided to accredit a journalist who asked a question about explosions in the baltic sea. a serious dispute is flaring up between joe biden and benjamin netanyahu, which has already gone beyond the boundaries of high offices. the new york times writes about this on the front page. journalists quote the israeli prime minister as saying that he acts on behalf of the majority. this is a resp

end of table manners with our manners as we chew with our mouths open .ever. mouths open. and it won't ever. and would. don't ever put the and we would. don't ever put the phone i mean, think this phone down. i mean, i think this is analysis. i saw i saw is a fair analysis. i saw i saw the odd person eating with their mouth open in a restaurant, and they their phone. and they were on their phone. and you know what? euthanize them, get up. get them to sign up. >> i think >> problem solved. i think britain is the home of britain is the is the home of good table manners. i mean, i was was raised by my dad was was i was raised by my dad was i was i was raised by my dad was i was raised by my dad to put my knife and fork, you know, on the plate 5:00 on plate like it's, what, 5:00 on the old people always the dial, old people always think the new generation has no manners . manners. >> so this is you. every year you could do this. you could have done this 100 years ago. do people have table manners anymore? don't . anymore? no, they don't. >> you don't even kno

i'm chris manners. thanks for watching. yeah. >> [music] what's this for? i will have nile firefighter friends bring me a bench to explain the cool things. joy want to see. >> this is cool marbles up here. a, appliance and hose and this is a y >> why? >> why is it called a y, that's a great question this . is a y. you see it looks like a y. we use it for yellow in the fight we use it to take 2 different hoses from one hose. that way in a big building like a high rise, and we have a large piece of hose connect here, we are able to take two more hoses in different directions to help put a fire out in a floor that is well above the street level. >> okay. >> fire engines carry 4 firefighters and firefighter paramedics. firefighters should not be considered strangers. firefighters are your friends. >> uh-huh. >> you are in need of help you need to make sure it is okay to go up to the firefighter. firefighters utilize many of the tools we discuss in the a fire engine. such as a fire extinguisher >> what's that for. >> they can be used to put out fires the size. a

last elections, the current head of state, noted that the election campaign took place in a civilized manner, in accordance with russian law. my colleague, anastasia efimova, followed the progress of the meeting and the main statements. anastasia, greetings, the floor is yours. yes, alexander, hello. that we need to continue active joint work in the country’s parliament, joint work to promote those ideas that, the implementation of which will allow us to get closer to a solution challenges facing the country, you met with a large number of people, heard people, they told you what they expect from the authorities, and no matter now what level this government is, no matter what... what ideas it promotes, it is important that we achieve goals that we set for ourselves, there are absolutely things that we understand uniformly, this is the security of the russian state, these are issues related to the external contour, the need to achieve sovereignty, i would like to thank everyone for the election campaign proceeded in a civilized manner, in full compliance with russian law. as part of the campa

we did a documentary oren't even talking about the border in that manner.have the majority of americans the border should be secure. the death of lake and riley i've heard from mom's in my area who are saying wait, what is a sanctuary city? i never even knew one existed. you mean college towns have sanctuary cities? threey aoo and a lot of that is because there is a huge, striking contrast between how biden rules and how trump ruled as president or governor as president, we are not supposed to have rulers, we are supposed to have people who are more a governing capacity, but there is a striking contrast in the two. and now those two are going to er than an incumbent and the theoretical person who may or may not do a better job. host: cofounder of tea party patriots, you can find out more about them online. watch 2024 super tuesday average in the american territory primaries or caucuses other nominee for president. social media reactions and live results is a common. watch live coverage tonight 8:00 eastern alessi spent network policies for now free follow-u

the manner to how we | a bit of both.to how we saw the contested vote play out with biden, but i think, nikki haley had a lot of supporters, upwards of one third of the electorate did not vote to support donald trump in the republican primaries, and nikki haley definitely has a name, when it comes to those who consider themselves true conservatives of the republican party. i think it was an excellent point today, for president by to say, hey, listen, i am your quy' by to say, hey, listen, i am your guy, i welcome any nikki haley supporters, and it was also very telling for her to say that donald trump, former president, needs to earn her vote and earned a votes of those who support her as well. you know the republican pile —— party, miles, those people who don't feel attached, but what is her future now? in the context of what happened yesterday? i now? in the context of what happened esterda ? ~ . , , yesterday? i think nikki haley is t in: to yesterday? i think nikki haley is trying to figure _ yesterday? i think nikki

in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflict in the gaza strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any, because it seems that the narrative that is influencing all the players outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this as well. you, you do have, obviously a quite a concentration of focus, a boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly where it has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that has chosen to present to present as sort of some more at school is riley perspective with the coverage and you both so it has lows a particular the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that has chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as per trail also that conflicts. and that has allowed people around the world to then have added the ability to inform

they died -- it can't be that every person who died would still be alive, but what i can say is the manner they died, encountering death from a person who never should have an in this country if our laws have been upheld was a preventable death. and our government is failing all of those families and failing americans by not securing the border. host: you did mention title 42, which was the public health provision for covid. do you believe that president lhtrump can reinstate that, givn that covid -- guest: you are right, because covid is over, he cannot reinstate that, but they could look at other mechanisms that they use through that to see if there is anything else that could be done. once title 42 ended, along with changing catch and release, ending remain in mexico and cutting holes in the wall, the surge was already bad and it skyrocketed after that. host: got it. larry, new jersey, line for democrats. caller: good morning. whom do you believe legitimately won the last presidential election? guest: thanks for the question. but i'm 2020 -- what i believe in 2020 is there were irregula

end of table manners with our manners as we chew with our mouths open . ever. mouths open. and it won't ever. and would. don't ever put the and we would. don't ever put the phone i mean, think this phone down. i mean, i think this is analysis. i saw i saw is a fair analysis. i saw i saw the odd person eating with their mouth open in a restaurant, and they their phone. and they were on their phone. and you know what? euthanize them, get up. get them to sign up. >> i think >> problem solved. i think britain is the home of britain is the is the home of good table manners. i mean, i was was raised by my dad was was i was raised by my dad was i was i was raised by my dad was i was raised by my dad to put my knife and fork, you know, on the plate 5:00 on plate like it's, what, 5:00 on the old people always the dial, old people always think the new generation has no manners . manners. >> so this is you. every year you could do this. you could have done this 100 years ago. do people have table manners anymore? don't . anymore? no, they don't. >> you don't even kn

don’t tell me, a girl at a dance dances capuera, a fine dress, a decent manner, a little light, there, konstantin, represent your team, it means our team is not sick, and we they actually gathered here the elite of pharmaceuticals, and from the part that does not hurt through pills, that’s right, through, because there are people who, through prevention, there are people who run there. they lift something heavy, prevention is everything to us, prevention is pills, i mean, for the lazy ones, yes, pills, pills, well, vitamins, vitamins, a must, yes, okay, let's talk about the team, this means that our team is from that part of the pharmaceutical industry, by the way, that deals only with original drugs, the original one, yes, yes, here is our star team, here... annushka, she hasn’t spilled the butter yet, but she is the brightest person in the team, she carries the whole enterprise, understandable, understandable, wonderful, katya katerina, this is our director of quality, she knows quality better than anyone, including in russia, in russia in general, yes, yes, well, modestly so, well,

it would be a great achievement for us to qualify, and in the manner in which we have done, you are alwaysoing to get bumps on the roads during any campaign and we had one in the summer, but what pleases me is the reaction since then, unbeaten in seven matches, and to play in the manner that we have scoring the goals that we have, it really pleases me, so it would be a proud moment to get the job done but we have got to focus on getting the victory first. translation: we getting the victory first. translation: ~ ., , ., translation: we finalised our anal sis of translation: we finalised our analysis of the _ translation: we finalised our analysis of the tactics _ translation: we finalised our analysis of the tactics of - translation: we finalised our analysis of the tactics of wales | translation: we finalised our i analysis of the tactics of wales and we are _ analysis of the tactics of wales and we are prepared well and we know it as a team _ we are prepared well and we know it as a team that are based on good running _ as a team that are based on good running and counterattacks and they

his john the baptist is painted in the manner of greco-byzantine painting that time.k from the island of crete. and he studied nakritiya icon painting. by that time it was already a province of venice. and the painters wrote in two manners, they could paint, well, gifted good italian ones, there in romanesque and byzantine. from church painting of the 15th century to the portrait of lola jimenez francisco-goy, almost 400 years of history, and the viewer can trace how the brushes of spanish painters reflected events in the life of their country. for museum workers, an exhibition is an example of cooperation in which there is no room for repetition. mistakes of the past. us it was recently possible, with great difficulty, to push through changes to the law on museums, which proclaims the indivisibility of museum collections. in case the collection has a concept. if according to the concept things should be here, then they cannot be separated anywhere. and so, in principle, this should interfere with such voluntarian redistribution of museums, which have been characteris

qualified to build an armed force from the families and tribes of gaza to manage this part in a civilized mannerנושא הכי חשוב, זה קריטי בימים האלה. גלת מתפרץ, אתם אומרים את זה לי? אתם התחלתם לדבר על ההומניטרי רק עכשיו. הבעיה של ההומניטרי זה לא הכנסת הסחורה, אלא מי מחלק אותה, מישהו צריך לקחת שליטה והוא לא יהיה שוודי, הוא חייב להיות פתח, יכולים לקרוא לו מג'ט פרג' או דחלן, זה לא משנה, אתם עושים שיקולים פוליטיים, הוא מתיח בנתניהו, נתניהו משיב, לא מוכן לשמוע על ראשות פלסטינית וגלנט. it is true and clear that there is a zionist attempt to seek help from those two figures or any of them it is. clear that they have no problem in the sense that they are reassuring for both parties by majid faraj and muhammad dalan, netanyahu is trying to play a game that he does not want anything from the palestinian authority, he does not want to allow its return to the gaza strip, because they are concerned that they will fail in the process of suppressing the return of the resistance movement and the resurgence of the resistance factions. i believe that in the coming period we will hear. more about the role that majid

and to do so in a constructive manner, in a robust manner within the confines of the partnership and the trades relationship that we have with united states. now, how do you assess the media coverage? all the conflict in the gaza strip? what are your main problems that you see if you to see any, because it seems that the narrative that is in for licensing are the same as outside of the mid least start as we can see. but let me hear your view on this. well, you, you do have, obviously a quite a concentration of focus for boston media globally with respect to developments in the middle east, particularly where it has been happening. and guys that you do have some international media outlets, particularly worse than outlets that has chosen to present to present a sort of more uh, quote is riley perspectives in the coverage and you've also, it has lows, a particular the media houses that originated from parts of the middle east and other parts of the world that has chosen to be balanced in the coverage as well as for trail. also that confidence that has allowed people around the world to

they had a records of troops firing on individuals who had as you said, the hates in a threatening manner. but they said that many of the guardians had residents and guards are looking for that food. a had been injured by being trampled or pushed subsequently, is ready. officials came out and said that there were 2 separate incidents. there was a separate incident to begin with where individuals were pushed and trampled, and that may have led to injury. so that's and then subsequently it sometime late, so that what troops being threatened and as they kind of moved away from the crowd, they fight on them. but then last night, in a televised briefing from a sports person, phone that is ready, minute treat. he talked about the fact that this was an operation and been successfully carried out 4 times in a row on previous nights. essentially, where these railways, in the form of the tank formations have been providing support for these humanitarian trucks. thousands of them to get up into the northern gauze and strip . he said very specifically, they had be no strikes on the 8 convoy and the t

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ours in our depth, so that the enemy could not use technical means, and we could react in a timely mannerarification on the pluto system, do you know or is it being purchased. these systems are on a larger scale, because we, well, both in defense express and on espresso mentioned that this is an experimental sample that has been tested in the hands of our military, after making certain changes to the design that will be needed, it will be purchased more en masse, has this pluto systems procurement process started? at the moment, as far as i know , a part, a certain batch of plutons, it is already in the troops, in separate units, it is already in use, i cannot say... whether it is mass-purchased, i simply cannot, so that we understand that the enemy also i did not guess whether there were such means and did not react accordingly, but i can say that, in principle, we are getting closer to the fact that there will be more of them than there are now in the troops, i know that you just returned from one armory exhibitions in a foreign country, where rep devices of ukrainian production, americ

and today time dictates its approaches in a professional manner. preparation. past year in the internal troops was declared the year of the formation of new units. and as a result, nine special forces units were organized, which are trained by instructors with combat experience. and the soldiers of the internal troops demonstrate this experience, including when guarding the state border. we are ready for any kind of provocation and defense of the country. this is especially important, the commander of the internal troops emphasized. let us remind you that today the internal troops of our country celebrate their 106th anniversary. one of the most difficult me. known tasks, of course, it turns out to ensure the security of our homeland on the outer contour, well , i will say that in close cooperation with the state, the border committee, with their special forces unit, with their outposts, our military personnel, i will say that, uh, periodically, even right now, brest the storm special forces detachment is located in the ukrainian border region , performing task

soldiers opened fire and civilians off the troops but approached them what it calls up, threatening manner. it also says a stampede has been partially to blame for some of the desk, but a box is joining us from occupied east jerusalem. so what is the, is there any response to this from them? of the robot has shifted over the course of yesterday, initially when they said they would look into the incident. we waited a few hours and they told us that they had a records of troops firing on individuals who had as you said, the hates in a threatening manner. but they said that many of the guards inside residents and guards are looking for that food. a had been injured by being trampled, pushed subsequently, is ready. officials came out and said that there were 2 separate incidents that was a separate incident to begin with where individuals was pushed and tremples and that may have led to injury. so that's and then subsequently it sometime late so that what troops being threatened and as they kind of moved away from the crowd, they fight on them. but then last night in a televised briefing from

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the hearing opened in a very interesting manner, _ so far?e _ so far? the hearing opened in a very interesting manner, the republicans began the hearing and they showed the video of president biden when he held the conference immediately after the report when he defended himself, and there was the moment which wasjumped on, when he forgot the name of the mexican president, to show that his inability to remember things. the democrats hit back with their own montage showing that donald trump has been forgetting a lot of things including mixing up president obama and president biden which he did at a recent rally and also forgetting the dates which he married a former wife, confusing a woman who was suing him for defamation, but the truth is, the hearing is going how we expected in that robert hur is a unify in that both sides do not like him. the democrats and the republicans. the democrats are angry at him for making the age ofjoe biden a focus. the republicans are angry that robert hur did not prosecute joe angry that robert hur did not prose

game, the government can gradually discuss the transfer of shares, but in a managed and controlled manner . as a challenge, many representatives in the parliament in the mainly economic commissions of the parliament are trying to determine the duties of these state-owned companies , at least they should be transparent to know that these are the ones who are losing money, their duty should be to the people, those who are profitable will benefit anyway. it should be clear that these are opaque, they tried a lot, but a lot how optimistic are you that you will be able to do this? now this is a lot of you, i don't agree with you a bit, because basically, by the way, the budget of the state-owned companies is mainly mentioned in the annex, and the parliament has not had any content in the discussion of the state- owned companies. the most important indicators that can be used as a basis is the rate of return on assets . is there really a supervision on the companies that both these companies and the holdings they own and the ministry of housing that they have are managing these companies? most

. >> good >> you are watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and o