, these miss press competitions continued, they were done by the same people, it was just called missnalists, i was a member of the jury. of this competition, i received this position on the jury not because i understood female beauty there, or even understood anything about it. the fact is that the person who organized this competition, alexey romanov, a sports journalist who had an entrepreneurial streak, he understood that by inviting me as a judge on the jury, he would receive airtime on channel one, because i was collaborating at that moment. with the tv company vid, was previously a co-host of the program gaze, which in fact was such a key element in the vid company, as a legacy of the program gaze, the television company received broadcast on friday evening, which it filled with a variety of new projects, because the program gaze was, let me remind you , closed to those who's in the tank, that's him i understood that it would be on the air, that is, it was like that... well, relatively speaking, barter, i don’t know how it worked out with the rest, members of the jury, which we

i’m telling you about the scandals and discoveries of the first and last miss press of the ussr competitioncozizen, so that i don’t remember, i already mentioned dimidov and his muzabos project, which people of many generations remember, an absolutely cool idea with this jingle, with ivan in glasses, in general with glasses, this was again an idea that was born on this cruise. because when we left odessa, this cruise, ivan and i were wandering around some odessa streets and markets, i repeat, i... was more or less like that recognizable, because he acted as a co-host in several issues of the look, ivan was very unnerved that people recognized there, came up, something, not only took autographs, they asked something about moscow, there about gorbachev, about telik, here he is then he came up with it, he says, you need to come up with such a trick, that here’s a trick with glasses, like, you put on glasses, you’re ivan davidov, that’s it, you came out on stage, that’s it, you took off your glasses, you just. blond, former sergeant of the airborne forces, in general, in general, some kind of,

press competitions continued, they were done by the same people, it was just called miss press, wellot because i understood female beauty there, or even understood anything about it, the fact is that the person who organized this competition was alexey roman. a sports journalist who had this entrepreneurial streak, he understood that, uh, by inviting me as a judge on the jury, he would get airtime on channel one, because at that moment i was collaborating with the television company vid, and had previously been a co-host of the program look, which was actually such a key element in the vid company, in inheritance from the program look. the television company received a broadcast on friday evening, which it filled with a variety of projects, new ones, because the program was, let me remind you, closed to those in the tank, that is, he understood that it would be on the air, that is, it was like this, well, relatively speaking, barter, i don’t know how it turned out with the rest, members of the jury, which we will talk about later, and indeed the television company vid e made a film c

this cruise to miss press came out year after year, it took place in ninety-two in ninety-three, then i stopped following this matter, because well, i had various newspaper projects there, besides, my friends are from those who are usually called respectable , they said that being a judge of a competition where girls wear swimsuits doesn’t seem to correspond to my reputation as a serious journalist who is engaged in... investigative journalism, and then i completely went for an internship overseas and how- it became generally not before these competitions, i didn’t follow what was happening, but one of the famous musicians , pyotr podgorodetsky, who was also on this cruise, later described in his memoirs that he met those girls who were contestants in various places, in including one of them, it happened : he passed away, because just when he was filming his first these notes, this project, this program was not yet on the first channel, but he was already working in this direction, he i really liked it, he has a motorcyclist on the street neappolya simply grabbed the camera by the len

today i will tell you about the first, last, and to be the only miss press ussr competition, which markednion, more precisely. actually in new russia, because in april of the ninety-first year this competition was held, it was held on board the motor ship georgia, it was a cruise on the mediterranean sea, and after that, i repeat, this format of entertainment became very popular in the early nineties, what exactly was the trick, as they say, that people who bought a ticket on this cruise, they had the opportunity not only to get ultraviolet light from the mediterranean sea, to see naples. mallorca, alexandria, cyprus, rome, oh, but hang out with the famous, with show business stars, with famous television people. i understood something about this, the fact is that the person who organized this competition, alexey romanov, a sports journalist who had an entrepreneurial spirit, he understood that by inviting me as a judge on the jury, he would receive airtime on channel one, because at that moment i was collaborating with the vit television company, and had previously been a co-host of the

press ussr competition.he presenters with you, this is still elena kiper, producer and video director, but i won’t touch it yet, i need to make sure, come on! roman garmanov, general director of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives, is our guest, dimitrov, our guest today, managing director for data research of a major bank, i’m very glad to be here, hello, thank you for coming, we are here for a reason, you see started because artificial intelligence is really a topic that everyone hears, but very few understand what it is, so everyone is already afraid, apprehensive. in general, something, but what did they know, what is it, we know what it is, we know a little, we use it, what artificial intelligence is, let’s first at least figure out what kind of thing this is, in fact, artificial intelligence , there is absolutely no need to be afraid of it, since we started with this, it is a tool that helps us do different things, that is, it automates some part of our intellectual work, mainly the routine

of times and i, evgeny dodolev , tell you about the scandals and discoveries of the first and last missussr competition, i will return to cozizen so that i don’t remember, i have already mentioned dimidov and his project, muzaobos, which people of many generations remember, absolutely cool idea with this jingle, with ivan in glasses, in general with glasses. this was again an idea that was born on this particular cruise, because when we were leaving odessa, this is a cruise, ivan and i were wandering around some odessa streets and markets, i repeat, i was more or less recognizable , because he acted as a co-host in several editions of the look, and the bath was very unnerving that people found out there, approached something. they not only took autographs, they asked something, about moscow, there about gorbachev, about tv, that’s when he came up with it, he says: you need to come up with such a trick, that here’s a trick with glasses, like, you put on glasses, you’re ivan davidov, that’s it, you came out on stage, that’s it, you took off your glasses, you’re just blond , a former serge

press ussr competition. but i haven’t touched it yet, i need to make sure, roman karmanov, general director of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives, is our guest. denis dimitrov is our guest today, managing director for data research at a major bank, i’m very glad to be here, hello, we didn’t just start out like that, because artificial intelligence is really a topic that everyone hears about, but very few people understands what it is, everyone is already afraid, they are afraid, well, in general, of something, but what did they know, what is it like for me too, we know what it is, right now. remotely, what is artificial intelligence? let 's first at least figure out what kind of thing this is, in fact, artificial intelligence, there is absolutely no need to be afraid of it, since we started with this, it is a tool that helps us do different things, that is, it automates some part of our intellectual work, mostly the routine part, artificial intelligence - this actually usually means some kind of

press ussr competition. as a child, i dreamed of becoming a conductor, so the railroad kept coming and they gave me gifts in the form of a railroad, or a train , or a locomotive, my dream came true, so tell me, andryush, find a common language with everyone, yes with everyone, i absolutely do with all the passengers, please tell me, my mother died from childbirth, and my mother during childbirth, there was a large loss of blood where my mother gave birth to me, this is a populated area in the amur region, the entire region, all the people, these are the citizens , these are the residents. i’m grateful to him, they were looking for blood, why did you end up in an orphanage, your father, grandmothers, grandfathers were alive, your father said, this is an ant, no one can call me , simply, you’re nothing they did something bad to call you that, i was born, i was born because they gave me life, you were raised in an orphanage for some time, and then you have a foster family, you were adopted, yes, i was then adop

say it is a pressing and miss representing the people is suppose this of are you going to be someone i think the vote is very equal and i hope that the bill will not be cost because basically also the constitution. there are so many issues to discuss really tends to change the republican structure, the structure of institutions. and of course, this won't democracy. the demonstration you see on the sides and national congress is about depression and mistreatment until the people told. that's what this government represents. this is not to dictate to ship because the president did not come to power to recruit. but even in the initial decades of the last century and 0, the great the tire vents did not come to power. but through free elections was able to rule as if it was here in the, in fact, the leadership has said that such a situation can only be controlled through tyranny. in principles, if approved in general, the bills main points will be considered. but those already change of almost 50 points. that is, the legislation is no longer even remotely similar to the one that initially

somewhere, they could press their england completely understands, and england, the next matches arees for her life, although again i agree with you that serbia, although the team that played russia, actually violated the moral, ethical, sports rules and. well , but she could punish the england team for that, of course, england will go further, but the very fact that, well, here we have to, like the germans, came out, declared, we want to win, we are the leaders, well , that is, that is very briefly all and very . often not tuning in for one match, you can not tune in, you can then tune in to this one, for a coffee in the duty-free at the airport, when you go home, except for sure, but let's wish our team success in the next match, mathematically nothing is lost yet and we won't get too worked up here either, because slovakia is also an opponent that can be beaten, and our team is theoretically capable of it, but as football players we will see if he will be able to realize his own, to demonstrate his skill on the football field. on friday, so we will conclude the sports section on t

somewhere, it could press its england fully understands, and england next matches for her, these arematches of life, although again i agree with you that serbia, although the team that played russia, actually violated the moral, ethical, sports rules, and, well, they could punish the england team for that, of course, that england will go further, but the very fact that, well, here it is necessary to... well, the germans came out, declared, we want to win, we are the leaders, well, that is, that is very briefly all, and very often without tuning in to one match, you can already without setting up, you can then set up for this one, for duty-free coffee at the airport, when you leave home, unless, probably, but let's wish our team success in the next match, mathematically, nothing is lost yet, and here we will not be too hard on ourselves, because slovakia is also an opponent that can be beaten, and our team theoretically, she is definitely capable of this, and we will see how the football players will be able to implement their skills, demonstrate their skill on the football field, on

the press don't have been approved in many of the changes were being deployed safely. >> should thedered the application of 1461 >> the comstock provisions don't fall whi fda or the fda under the ftca can only maintain restrictions under the program essary to insure safety pin 2021 what they determined if you don't need dispensing for safe use of the ftc did not independently require that recent prescription and can be imseonce that determinn made. fda was not of mstock even if you interpreted it that w and at the very least i don't think it was fda's responsibility to consider that or could it have under that statute. didn't do anything about it and this i prominent provision and not some obscure subsection of a complicated ocu lot. they knew abo iand everybody knew about it. shouldn't they have the least address to? to have answers to the air currtsade on the other side and shouldn't the fda at least and we considered those and provide some kind of an exclamation? >> let me give two responses one permissible for fta t maintain the restriction because of comstock pretty odook at th

arsen zakharyan missed classes in novogorsk due to a slight cold. coaching staff did not hide anything from the press, even a two-way game in which karpin's fifty-five-year-old assistant took part. some kind of physical condition, that’s quite it’s different, but give a pass, receive it, you can see the level. in august, the contract of valery karpin, who has been heading the national team since 2021, expires. negotiations on a new agreement are underway; karpin estimated the probability of contract extension at 50%. these are such small things that, which are not even in my personal contract... stanislav cherchesov returned to work, the former head coach of the russian national team led the national team of kazakhstan, the term of the agreement is not specified. in this post, cherchesov replaced another russian specialist magomed adiev. cherchesov led the russian national team for almost 5 years, under him our national team reached the quarterfinals of the home world championship, which is the best result in the team’s recent history. under the lea

but when they were pressed, actually is missing. that julian didn't have any rights as an australian citizen, to the protection under the us constitution. so say an effect on the mind. the whole case. now, in 2021, a you all who use investigation uncovered in the alleged port to assassinate julian, the phones on the streets of london. they came out with all sorts of funds of also now there's one was a shootout on the street outside the ecuadorian embassy. the other was blowing up the wheels of an airplane. should he lead to rush in? of course this was huge. use that or again, we discussed this and she said, well, how could estate the points to move to judy and really he trusted with his safety. now again, this shouldn't be huge meetings, a point to kill the world's most famous doing this on the streets of the furthest capital. but again, i covered it in my use paper. i work for the time and the other. the other, tell me the story was the bbc who read the guy to the, to the somali service, now, i got, you know, i said i've spent just

i'm denied that a student i pressed for to see i missed you today to off was into august and bypass and i'm saying it i clicked on tend to buy 40. i've got to the dentist. yeah, we actually do those with the quality to click on the it's not just about saving, not for this constant like visits to home, but it's also about saving up to actually have money that's readily available for a family emergency is unfair municipal because we know that the systems are not the same as the systems. here it is a high demand for money, especially foreign currency. and as a whole, lot of like stigma is around being in the task or a vest as being in africa because you'd be expected to be obviously any more money which is true. but i and money that's relative to the economy of london. so it's, it might be more money to someone that doesn't leave here, but to me it's not very much money. you'll always have a responsibility to send money home. remington is a sort of like the backbone of so many people's lives every month. you will have someone from home that will say, oh please, i need money for these days.

missing cities - writes the new york times.s a one-way ticket to bloody trench warfare, the men sit out for days on end. at home to avoid meeting with military registration and enlistment office employees who roam the streets. it is unclear how many men are hiding, but in large cities such as kiev and lviv, groups on social networks are reporting participants about the movements of military commissars, there are tens of thousands of participants. israeli strike on rafah under fire, humanitarian zone, refugee camp, field hospital. according to the latest data, 25 people were killed and dozens were injured. in addition, the israeli air force attacked four at once at night. in the south of lebanon they destroyed, as sahal claims, military installations of khazbalah. israel threatens this organization with new blows and hopes for international support, but un secretary general antonio guterres said it is necessary to avoid expanding the conflict in the middle east, lebanon should not become a second gas sector, guterres added. mass

i mean, let's go on the ceiling, this bucket ring, i took the policy press one, if you missed the cash is that the company is considering. i looked around the corner and at least i see the buy pc paste, they hear that it says continue on this case. then i put a return, the risk of getting that are going to be not shown. i mean, we have like level and again, i, mr. setup we make sure that they want to, you know, if there's a lot of soon and we'll try to keep up with now new spaces of holding the dinosaur has been discovered in northern montana near the us border with canada. it's cold. lucky sarah. tops upon teasing member of the sarah tops family, the fossilized remains of a dinosaur scout on display in denmark's museum. this evolution excites believe that the spaces which they have to 78000000 years ago measured over it's 6 meters in length. and weighed about 5 metric tons. well that's it for me and this does hit next. it's the bottom line to stay with the the whole team is in power for prime ministers in 5 years. now poll suggests that votes is one person's conservative out. really,

. >> i'll give a miss to those in the press for lionizing wikileaks founder julian as a sang after hisssified military files including the names of undercover sources working with the american military. he allegedly gave preferred targets to a hacking group after he released e-mails embarrassing the hillary clinton, senate investigators said those files were stolen by russian intelligence. he's not a journalist or a whistleblower. paul: dan. >> paul, my miss is going to go to new york city prosecutor alvin bragg whose office said this past week they would not press charges against 31 of the 46 people who invaded hamilton hall during the anti-israel protests at a columbia university. said there wasn't enough video and they had their faces covered with masks. meanwhile, prosecutors in austin, texas, said they were dropping charges against 76 people pretty much for the same reason. it's sad to say we saw this non-prosecution coming, but this is the reason so many of these increasingly viability protesters -- violent protesters keep running into the streets. they know the legal system is g

in the studio we will discuss important and pressing topics, so don’t miss it.he third hour will be no less eventful; we will learn the forecast for the coming week from astrologer katerina korneva. and also in the third hour we will talk with the boss main pension directorate of the ministry of labor and social protection. let's discuss the changes that are being made to the payment procedure for a number of pensions and benefits. but this is all a little later, for starters, as usual, traditionally for our broadcast, we have breakfast according to the recipe of anatoly moses. today we have pizza, omelet on pita bread. write down the recipe, we promise it will be very tasty. good morning, few breakfasts are complete without eggs, but even with them you can create a real masterpiece. today we are preparing a quick and tasty dish: omelette pizza lavash. you can use whatever you have in the refrigerator for the filling: i found lavash, three eggs, dry-cured sausage, cheese, tomato sauce, dill, salt and pepper. grate the cheese, cut the sausage into slices, add a s

by done by presses, implied in saying that it was an incident and you propose as given to him. let's grab defense from what is it, or is it himself, but isn't it inviting to the stadium site that was serious differences? and that means that something you know, continues to play. there is games in the previous uh, around how much accepted the offer and then nothing you know, changed his mind. so clearly here, nothing you know, continues to many of the units done by then those with us what, what is at stake for him. he knows very well that you could lose the future, the elections, the elections in november if this. busy continues, he is losing go to the lots of support in the united states because of his thoughts on the bass to is it or because of his support to the state or been criminal or so . and then i was, i look at state k, a port listed by them, sometimes sort of the american administer nation at the end of the day. so my seconds of that happening will also have an impact light and they are having an impact to do i visit. it is now isolated and it is a bit out of so very

the espresso tv channel will broadcast the press conference based on the results. do not miss the conference at 18:30. temporary protection for ukrainians abroad has been extended. and the corresponding decision was adopted by the council of the european union. the directive gives refugees the right to residence, access to the labor market, housing, as well as social and medical assistance. the temporary protection mechanism will operate until march 2026. currently , about 4 million ukrainians live in the countries of the european union. a third of them are children. russia lost. the terrorist country was found guilty of systematic violations of people's rights in the temporarily occupied crimea. it happened today at a hearing at the european court of human rights. this is the first international case of ukraine against russia. it also referred to the systematic persecution of ukrainians for their political position and pro-ukrainian activities. from now on wanted. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the head of the russian general staff valery gerasimov and forme

however, it seems not to mila missed that man, though, as he insisted through under heated press briefing that a sanchez options had caused tom, though even the state department spokesman and couldn't quite pinpoint who exactly had been homed. but are you satisfied that the case is over? so look at the justice department spoken that i don't have anything to add. obviously the obviously the uh, the master put down the statement that said um we were happy to work with our sterling colleagues on it. and that remains the case. i do think it is important when we talked about julia sons' to remind the world that the actions for which he was indicted and for which he is now plead guilty or actions to put the lives of our partners, our allies, and our diplomats at risk, especially those who work in dangerous places like afghanistan and iraq, i actually did talk to the state department and i don't remember there being any public. and there was a public concern that was raised about the potential security risk. those 2 sources who might have been quoted was there actually any, did you ever. ready d

this bucket ring, i took the policy press one if you missed the question, is that the company of this thing? i looked around the corner and at least i see the know the best they can. there is a condition on this case. then i put a return, the risk of getting that are going to be national. i mean, we have like level and again, i, mr. setup initially, i didn't want to, you know, if there's a lot of soon and we'll try to keep up with and that's it. so this news out i'm buy cuz it's obviously with us the, this is the 1st to decide that we see there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream in the listening post covers haven't used to count the french colonial propaganda. a jew is liberation army are recruited, yugoslavia is find this camera man to join the struggle and seize control of the narrative. decades later, a trove of unseen archive is uncovered. then the great the images of the minds behind the lens now on it for the contributions to of jerry is independence, scenic or religious. a witness documentary on that does not see

they worry real emergencies might be missed, and public safety resources might be wasted. we took these concerns to vta chief of safety. there are plans to improve that technology, but 80? 80? that's fine. what that means to me is that that's an opportunity for our sheriff's deputies to make contact with an operator, one of the things that we want to be able to do with our law enforcement and our emergency management philosophy is work. those muscles for emergencies, right? but what about concerns that this could lead to real emergencies being accidentally dismissed, or possibly wasting public safety resources? not a waste because we contract with the sheriff's department to be on our system while we're paying them, the sheriff's office tells us this problem does impact resources. tonight at 11, catch candice full report and the frightening close call on a vta bus that prompted her investigation. that coming up in our 11:00 news. longtime peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo is condemning azerbaijan for its assaults on armenia. eshoo along with new jersey congressman chris s

is the political will, and there are people who could press the button for the complete ban of the moscow patriarchy, they are there, there is a critical mass, and even the lobby will not be able to prevent this, only a rebuke from the bank is needed, or say vote, as you see fit, everything, i think, this would be enough to vote for the ban, unfortunately, the bank does not show this political will, until thing, the security service of ukraine reported that it had discovered anti-ukrainian literature on the internet. of the benches of the uoc, among the confiscated pro-russian publications that promoted religious intolerance and justified the war of the russian federation against ukraine, replicas of the armed forces parties were found in uzhgorod, zhytomyr, mykolaiv and kyiv on the territory of one of the networks of church benches. the owners of these flints wholesale ordered propaganda literature from a printing house in the ternopil region, so something incredible was happening, and they are obviously watching. or for in such cases, we still have to remember and understand, not only u

the russians have missed immediately said that they will respond and it was a press conference in whichid by wouldn't we harm from the countries, russian friendly countries, russian friendly countries and allow them to host the same track to the united states? this is a power projection exercise for russia in the western hemisphere. it is being able to show we can be in this hemispherejust is being able to show we can be in this hemisphere just as you can be in our theatre in europe. can be in our theatre in eur0pe-_ can be in our theatre in euroe. ,, , ., , �* europe. the us says it doesn't see it as a _ europe. the us says it doesn't see it as a trapper _ europe. the us says it doesn't see it as a trapper what - see it as a trapper what response could receive from washington?— response could receive from washinuton? , , .,, washington? the response has been so far— washington? the response has been so far a _ washington? the response has been so far a good _ washington? the response has been so far a good one, - been so far a good one, measured and not overplaying russia's role in the

it's called ru, press worthy. you can go to their website and you put in your age, gender, state you live in and the ethnicity and you'll see how much press coverage you're likely to get based on how many stories of people, just like you are being covered in the media. so according to the site, a missing white woman in her 20s is usually covered in about 100 when 20 stories a 42-year-old black man living in georgia seven. the reality of that disparity drew a lot of attention in 2021 after the disappearance and murder of gabby petito we all know our name because we covered her story extensively. what happened to her is tragic and disturbing. but sadly, the reality is that there are hundreds of cases of missing and murdered women. a lot of them do not get any attention. so when these women are black or latino, or indigenous why do they get overlooked? and how can we change that? gabby petito is father took note of how people reacted to coverage of his daughter's case. and now he and the gabby petito foundation are t

. >>> a missing american tourist has been found dead in greece, arding to associated press, citing localnd west of corfu, just the latest case of missing or dead tourist being found on a greek island, one of three people still missing is a retired los angeles county sheriff's deputy last seen nearly a week ago after going on a hike. josh lederman is following the latest. josh, let's start with dead american tourist, what more are we learning, foul play something authorities are look at this point? >> reporter: they're looking at all possible angles at this point many time. they haven't released his name, identity or where he's from, we do know police in greece have told local media there that the 70-year-old was last seen last tuesday at cafe on this tiny island, roughly 100 residents of the island, he was seen with two other tourists who is since left the island and two days later he was reported missing by the greek american who lives there and whose house he was staying at. the state department has confirmed that an american citizen has died there, although they're not releasing any i

some of the lines coming out of this press conference currently taking place are in hebrew at the momenttary has said that this rescue operation was weeks in the planning. we are hearing from the hamas run health ministry that there were casualties on the garden side. dozens of people, they say, including children, have been killed and injured as a result of that operation to free those hostages who have been missing for so long. these are the family members excited to see these four. the whereabouts of the so many hostages have been a mystery and great concern to families all that time. we are just hearing from hugo bachega, our correspondent injerusalem, that there are 116 hostages who remained in gaza. we don't know how many of them have died. we are told it is about one third of them, but it could be higher. israel have said that they will continue to do all they can to bring them home and try to find those who are alive and return the remains of those who have died. just a little bit more information about some of these four who have been released today. almog meirjan, who is 21, tr

but once again, we've missed them. what do you have to have him? his government does continued to always push back pretty confidently on any criticism. i do not expect that to change, right. so let's just bring it back to in the debate. and there are questions here that are coming in, especially to do with the state of the for this. and this is something that i'd like to sort of bring into the discussion to maybe sort of, uh, uh, flush out the results and why we have seen them. and maybe that for this question on the state of what the foundation is vitally important when you pull that up on the screens. now the question that is being asked is, what might the reasons be for b, j, b, surprisingly weak performance in the state off with that? but there's that question coming from a new dog, but i think that's a question for you. a long zone, if you can, just looking to explain to us because we're talking a bit about the tip of this. why with the position so significant when it comes to the looks of uh, the results all across india. this is important be

don't miss it this weekend on russia-24 tv channel.ion of eduard petrov, the jury verdict was not guilty. former head of the ramensky district of the moscow region andrei kulakov was accused of reprisals against his mistress evgenia isaenkova. we managed to restore the correspondence, which contained numerous threats, including against kulakov and saenkova. i'm not a murderer, i didn't kill anyone. the official spent 2 years in pre-trial detention, but in the end the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. he also dealt so cruelly with the deputy head of the district’s public chamber. you did not bother me or my daughter with this topic. i also have an assumption that she was with the kulak as an eminence grise. we took it upon ourselves for this matter and conducted their own investigation. in the capital , a man who turned out to be a fan of sunbathing in the most unexpected places was brought to administrative responsibility. the day before, a lover of hot weather shocked the residents of the house with his appearance, literally sitt

i miss it. and that's, and you all who might try to stop disagreement from going ahead as well as find out as they are from reporting from this a sarah. hi, wright is in the retaining capital, oman. she has more on what to protest as they're asking for this time. they don't just mention problem, mister benjamin netanyahu them mentioning those are in the will cabinets as well as guy the eyes in court. and he's going to be observed as the will cabinet saying that you need to take this deal. they say it provides high pull them up because there's still a $125.00 pounds is still held in the go was a strip, a name knows full well, but the longer it's less, the more those are likely to be killed. those ones still that i even mentioned not in that statement, but interestingly we've just heard now statements from many guns who's actually fleshed out a little bit more, most certainly more than the statement we had earlier from the prime minister's office. and in this statement, he's saying we're committed

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the solar reform this candidate is doctor miss to, for the scan. he has been the most critical voice against him. indeed, 3 hid job and the morality police. he also favors engagement with the west. how long the by the way we can talk to each other. we can also learn to talk to our neighbors and the rest of the world, and then we kind of fight everyone. we shouldn't fight. we should not show aggression to others. somebody, human rights organizations criticize the fan is afraid on interactions and do worse than historically lower levels of what they're doing out remains a big challenge in deflection as of a quick look. now at some of the other story, it's making headlines around the world. i'm goldie ends accosting the ballots for a new government under payment is that looks that i'm fine or you an ad in the building. mongolian people's party is expected to secure another time, but there is growing frustration of a corruption, the high cost of living, and the lack of opportunities for young people. the 7 people of dad and several others injured off r

she had to and wants to press the head with it on long standing in the western policy. the solar reform. this candidate is doctor miss to this is can he has been the most critical voice against him. indeed, 3 hid job and the morality police. he also fevers, engagement with the west. how long the by the way we can talk to each other. we can also learn to talk to our neighbors and the rest of the world, and then we kind of fight everyone we shouldn't find. we should not show aggression to others on the somebody. human rights organizations criticize the fan is afraid on interactions and do worse, and historically lower levels of what they're doing out remains a big challenge in deflection as well. so take a quick look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the 1st victim of kenya is deadly anti government protests has been buried. a 19 year old motorbike taxi writer was shot twice during a demonstration on tuesday. the young active this has become a focal point for the growing youth. lead movement in kenya, challenging corruption, and demanding a

i hope you are able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> almost immediately after he said that in 2016, russian hackers attended the hack both hillary's personal office and her campaign. that is one possibility got trump is just posturing. the other possibility is that trump actually does have some back channel with putin. he is discussing a deal the two have already worked out. he seems to be very specific about the timing. now, that appears to be what he is implying, at any rate. we have no idea if it is true. to be honest, does sound a bit far-fetched. but i would note, there is absolutely precedent for an american presidential candidate to hold secret back channel negotiations with a foreign adversary to influence the outcome of an election. back in 1968, richard nixon was running amidst the backdrop of a catastrophic war in vietnam. just a few days before the election, he looked up the johnson admin station was on the cusp of securing a negotiation to end the war. at the l

so press one, is it a ford miss candidates? this position? yeah. and the 2nd the hard line. conservative side gently and the 3rd one. the the more that the conservative and the joint upon them. a speaker. mamma back good. cutty bass. a now of the, this election receipt at the 2nd on is going to be between to your for missed candid mr. business can and the hotline conservative side. jenny. and they are going to compete next friday that we are going to see who is going to you much as being there. so these 2 profiles have different approaches when it comes to the economy and the foreign relations side, genovese as a hard line conservative saying that she is going to continue the same policies of the late president to try and raise the who died and a had to call to crash last month. so that means at these war policy, which means reaching out to the non western companies and trying to increase the rate of relations with them to put them to the runs isolation from the world. on the other hand, the reform is mr. business john is saying that is not against

, but... don’t miss, so they set a target, they understood perfectly well that they were hitting a peacefulbut these are nato military personnel trained to work with this system, so saying that we will attract them, perhaps for incitement, but this is somehow a very soft article for them , this is absolutely clearly terrorist. they are indignant, we won’t get anything for this, they are still giving ukraine a free hand in this way, here i would like to understand, sergei nikolaevich, until what point can they untie themselves, is there even a way i i don’t know, they have some kind of speed of decision-making when they should already stop, otherwise everything, otherwise they’ll just fall, no, you know, stopping here is unlikely in the sense that this repertoire of opportunities to manipulate their actions is their justification or not ... the basis is from the principle of the fool himself to the principle of, so to speak , complex logical rational explanations, it is a very large repertoire, that is , in other words, and the main thing is to understand the principle of how they act accord

don't miss it. temporary protection for ukraine. tsiv abroad continued. the relevant decision was adopted by the council of the european union. the directive gives refugees the right to residence, access to the labor market, housing, as well as social and medical assistance. the temporary protection mechanism will operate until march 2026. currently , about 4 million people live in the countries of the european union ukrainians, a third of them are children. russia lost. the terrorist country was found guilty of systematic crimes. violations of people's rights in the temporarily occupied crimea. this happened today at a meeting of the european court of human rights. this is the first international case of ukraine against russia. it also discussed the constant persecution of ukrainians for their political position and pro-ukrainian activities. from now on wanted. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the head of the russian general staff valery gerasimov and the former minis

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. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> not long after that, russia hacked into the dnc and rnc, and put her emails into the public eye. is there any reporting on which it is, is he just doing schtick or asking for putin's help in exchange for this man's freedom? >> we don't have any reporting that there's some kind of back channel communication between trump and putin ongoing about evan gershkovich. for the longest time, trump was not addressing gershkovich at all. his silence was really conspicuous in contrast to basically all other u.s. politicians and he was eventually about the one-year anniversary called on that, and asked directly about it repeatedly, and then he finally called for the release, and then turned it into this thing about how putin would do it for him and not for biden. >> it's odd he never mentioned paul whelan who was taken during his presidency. ruth, talk about what it would mean to the world if the u.s. became prey to what we do see in

. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> almost immediately after he said that, russian actors attempted to hack hillary clinton's personal office and her campaign. that is one possibility. trump doesn't have a deal with putin, he is just posturing. the other possibility is that trump does have a back channel to putin and he is discussing a deal that the two of them work out. he seems specific about the timing. that appears to be what he is implying. we have no idea if it is true. to be honest it does sound far- fetched, but there is precedent for an american presidential candidate told secret back channel negotiations with a foreign government or adversary. in 1968 richard nixon was running against hubert humphrey, the vice president under lyndon johnson, against the backdrop of a war in vietnam. it looked like the administration was on the cusp of securing the negotiation to win the war, so at the last minute the next session -- the nixon campaign opened the secret ba

russia claimed that 59 people drowned in the occupied and... although journalists of the associated presshat there were hundreds of dead only in the occupied oleshki. the russian authorities suppressed data about these consequences. on this day , olga tsylinko also lost her home. a year ago, she joined us on the air, in a bathrobe, rescuing children talked about how the water arrived and that she did not have time to take everything valuable from the house, but she helped save animals and neighbors. and she never returned to her flooded house a year later. let's. let's listen, see, you can see where the water stood, that is , it flooded all the first ones and rose, yes, that was the level of the water, i have a photo where a boat was sailed on a rubber boat at that level, i have a garage here, a garage were swimming everywhere, all the time there was a message that the peak of the water would be in... 4-5 hours, when we woke up there, according to the calculations , there was a peak at 7-8, so we stayed here until 9, we realized, well, nothing terrible will happen, we poured sandbags ther

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don't miss deep dive. the shark wars on the whole story with anderson cooper, that's tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific hello again everyone. thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield and we're monitoring several new developments on the campaign trail at that hour holding several campaign events online ireland, and new jersey today that's the president of the united states the following. what he acknowledges was a lackluster debate performance thursday night. there are growing calls for biden to step aside just today, billion their mark cuban told cnn that it's time for democrats to explore replacing the president on the ticket, the new york times editorial board wrote an op-ed calling on biden to leave the race. but biden's campaign remain steadfast with one adviser saying the present fully intends to debate former president donald trump. again, in september, arlette saenz as following all the developments from the campaign trail, biden just landed by the way, are let gland in w

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eastern don't miss a beat. >> the presidential race with 2.70% washington watching this could reshape everything. tonight could be the start of the general election. >> polling 70% of adults. >> we were talking at the break polling shows six in ten americans say donald trump hasn't said anything to offend them recently. >> i mean he has been under a gag order. >> i want to hear him talk. "america reports" now. ♪ ♪ >> joe biden i hear is practicing a lot of one-liners he will need a lot more than that to defeat president trump tonight. biko debating against donald trump who is now running in his campaign who is fighting for himself >> that includes a big chunk of independence if i don't much joe biden can move those people or appeal to those people that is a good night. >> this debate and the selection will be a comparison side-by-side of the truck policies and their successes and the biden policies. >> joe biden is going to have to stand by his record it is a record of a everything he has to crave for the american people they don't get to retreat from. >> in order to make the best adv

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