you also talked about water vessels, so the update became a loud rotation in the twenty-third year uscd its transition under the control of vtb, you are collaborating specifically on the submarine project with the usc company, how do you evaluate this cooperation? i rate it extremely positively, oska is one of key executors of suppliers for the project for the construction of water transport vessels, also based on use. funds from the national welfare fund, the scale of the project is quite serious, over the next 5 years it is necessary to deliver 260 ships of various types, classes, passenger, cargo, auxiliary fleet, and about 90% of this volume falls on the usc group, of course, this requires shipyards included in group composition, new logic, decision making, new speed, execution efficiency for... so that all orders are completed on time, and with from this point of view, we, of course, very much welcome the arrival of the new team, which has already begun to set this logic, which has begun to teach this logic to people throughout the supply chain, we can already see how the newly ar

usc with all the momentum in the world and they just fall flat all season. will be on important one for both moving forward. >> 100%. if it was a title fight it might be might have been and still could be. usc7-five start. they dropped to one in five down the back end. on the other side what could be. louisville a first year coach finished the season 10-one. 15th in the country. a program on assent. who would have picked coming into the start of the season louisville would be the favorite over usc. the holiday bowl. >> the holiday bowl may not be a new year bowl. it brings two coaches and conferences together and recruiting. if we zoom out and look at the college football landscape. i'm a georgia fan. i don't have as much of a gripe as maybe florida state fans. i was upset that my team wasn't one of the four to play for the championship. they won the last two. my team is number six. five is fsu. they didn't lose a game at all. the top four play for a championship. next year they may all be in the playoff of 12 teams going into next year. what's the real effe

we call on usc to terminate this professor immediately.lege paper claimed tenured economics professor says, i hope they all are killed, walking by an event mourning palestinian deaths. is that really what he meant or even what he said? strauss, who is jewish and pro-israel appeared on the campus news. >> media spoke with a usc processor who was put on leave. >> i started getting emails, very, very nasty emails, things from, i hope you die you fascist pig, to, palestine forever. >> reporter: while an actual war rages thousands of miles away, this video and its fallout tip identified the conflicts on so many american college campuses. >> we have an atmosphere that's hostile to free speech is the key problem. the people who are going to college are adults, but a lot of them are acting like children. they want to see people punished for their speech. >> reporter: so, what actually happened that day here in l.a.? well, here is a longer version of that video, 21 seconds, not 5. >> people are ignorant. >> professor strauss, i believe. >> everyone

tryakhminova, investigator for particularly important cases of the investigative department of the usclarus in the mogilev region, 2016, senior investigator of the department for the investigation of crimes against the person and public safety of the investigative department of the usc of belarus in the mogilev region. conducted initial investigative and procedural actions in a criminal case, inspection of incident sites, ordering examinations, conducting on-site verifications of evidence, confrontations, and application of measures. suppression, bringing charges, interrogating witnesses and the accused, and subsequently transferring the criminal case to the prosecutor for sending to court. people will still talk about the fire in a private house in the village of bolshie ovchininki, but this will happen only a year after the incident itself, and this story will take a completely different turn. was this fire even accidental? meanwhile, the police in shlov receive a message from the same resident. the village is full of sheep, the woman is excited and even scared, she tells the law enf

we call on usc to terminate this professor immediately. tenured college professor says, i hope they are all killed. mourning palestinian deaths. is that really what he meant or what he said? strauss who is jewish and avowedly pro israel appeared on the newscast. >> usc professor put on administrative leave after a protest on palestinian lives. >> i started getting e-mails, very, very very nasty e-mails and things from i hope you die your fascist pig to, palestine forever. >> while an actual war rages thousands of miles away this video and its fallout typify the current conflicts on so many american college campuses. >> we have an atmosphere that is hostile to free feature is the key problem. the people are going to college are adults. but a lot of them are acting like children. they want to see people punished for their speech. >> so what actually happened that day here in l.a? well here is a longer version of that video, 21 seconds not five. >> people are. >> professor strauss i believe. >> that's all they want. everyone killed (inaudible

there are many unique orders in usc’s portfolio.ating nuclear power plant academician lamonosov. here is the ice-resistant north pole platform, thanks to which russia has revived the work of drifting stations in the arctic. and this is the platform near-fault for offshore oil production. all the more surprising is that the corporation, despite achievements and competencies that no one else in the world has, has been suffering for years. losses, the factories used antique machines that belong more likely in museums, now the situation has begun to improve, enterprises are purchasing new domestic equipment, local bank experts are drawing up plans for financial recovery, the task of achieving effective indicators, putting things in order in the management system, putin set for vtb. saley mazarev, oleg posobin, evgeniy kostin, irina kharlamova, vesti nedelya, north-west. on monday, at a meeting between mikhail mishustin and deputy prime ministers, the focus was on the health of children, they discussed support for children with serious i

investigation of crimes against the person and public safety of the investigative department of the usclev region, conducted interrogations of participants in the criminal process, checking testimony at the scene of the incident. ordered examinations, completed the preliminary investigation in a criminal case, and forwarded them to the prosecutor. there were cases when he took various objects out of the house, food products, and sold them with the goal of buying alcohol with the proceeds. it is clear that without working anywhere, he lived off the pension of his mother and father. on this basis between him and his mother ... their son drinks, he is so calm, but when he drinks, he strives to fight with someone, it’s a pity, of course, the parents are calm, hardworking, and i feel sorry for adam, especially hope, the neighbors are not once they saw the deceased with bruises. nadezhda tsybulskaya admitted that her son had been drinking every day lately, periodically beating her, and regularly making scandals because she didn’t let me take things out of the house. so i don’t remember anythi

. >> you see the athleticism of bronny james, kind of like his dad, lebron james, arriving at usc's galenrena there to witness it all, as promised in july, bronny james suffered a stunning cardiac arrest that in the moment raised concern about the future of his promising basketball career. doctors later finding a congenital heart defect. the 19 year old undergoing surgery in october. bronny james, could only play a limited number of minutes in the game. but playing at all just five months after his heart stopped. experts say points to a remarkable recovery. >> i just want to say i'm thankful for everything. >> mayo clinic, everything. >> they helped me with my parents, siblings, supported me through this. it's hard time in my life. yeah, i just i just i just want to give appreciation to everyone that's helped me through this. >> and tickets for usc's matchup against long beach selling out just two days before the game on the reseller marketplace going for as much as $17,000 per ticket. morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> morgan, thanks. and we're so glad to see bro it■s beginning to lo

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in this case at usc. and when you do that, you are making a statement. something, todd. i think it's loud and clear now this is the top trending topic right now for a reason. lebron james got his message out whatever that may be. is he upset about something going on in this country and not going to stop any time soon particularly with an election coming up. >> todd: i thought we were pass this the sitting and kneeling. that's upsetting. it's one thing that could have brought us together but instead divides us. joe. thank you. "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> steve: good wednesday morning, everybody. it i

we are now building a program that next year, together with usc, we will have 60 professional athletesrt with the internship program, at fanatics and usc to do all the different parts. they are working in the live commerce division, trading card division, working on the online sports betting, merchandise, just working on all the different things that we do. we did our first class a few weeks ago. it was incredible. wnba players, major league baseball players. they had so much fun. great for me to feel like we could help them figure out, when they get done playing, what are they going to do next? >> charlamagne: is there an uptick in the wnba jerseys? >> definitely an uptick in the wnba jerseys and more upticks to be had. [cheers and applause] >> charlamagne: dope, dope. now michael, you throw what is now an infamous white party in the hamptons. it is called a white party -- >> small party for a few friends. >> charlamagne: small party. it's called a white party because everyone wears white. not because everyone is white. just want y'all to know. >> i think our diversity is pretty good.

consent that notwithstanding rule 22 and -- i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22 and 5 usc 802, and at a time to be determined by the majority leader in consultation with the republican leader, no later than january 31, 2024, if s.j.res.50 is discharged from the committee on banking, housing, and urban to move to proceed to the consideration of s.j. res. 50, further, that if the motion is agreed to, there be ten hours of debate equally divided between the proponents and opponents of the joint resolution. further, upon the use or yielding back of that time, the joint resolution be read a third time, and the senate vote on passage of the joint resolution. finally, that all other provisions under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, remain in effect except the 60 session day clock. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. so ordered. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent that the junior senator from virginia, the senior senator from hawaii, be authorized to sign duly enrolled bills or joint resolutions from december 20, 2023 through january 8, 2024. the

. >> reporter: lebron james arriving at usc's arena. there to witness it all, as promised. in july, bronny james suffered a stunning cardiac arrest that in the moment raised concern about the future of his promising basketball career. doctors later finding a congenital heart defect. the 19-year-old undergoing surgery in october. bronny james could only play a limited number of minutes in the game, but playing at all just five months after his heart stopped, experts say, points to a remarkable recovery. linsey, tickets for usc's matchup against long beach sold out nearly two days before tonight's game, and on the reseller marketplace, going for as much as $17,000. i mean, at 19 years old, bronny james selling out arenas just like dad. linsey. >> just incredible. like father like son, morgan, thank you. >> linsey: there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. president zelenskyy prepares for an in-person appeal for aid from washington. >>> and a massive fire threatening entire neighborhoods. what we're learning. when you have chronic kidney disease... ...

. -- usc student macguffin. of thousands of fans that traveled to the stadium saturday for the annual bowl. part of the rep -- bus was news that president donald trump was making an appearance to watch the game. a former president in town was another reason he couldn't miss it. >> i was already wanting to come . meeting any presidential candidate or former president is a great honor. i would absolutely love the honor to meet him or any public president. >> next, we are in south carolina with republican presidential hopeful nikki haley. politico reported she was initially supposed to hold the town hall. it ended up being a rally with more than 2500 attendees and hundreds more stuck outside because the venue reached capacity. here's part of her remarks there. she outlined a path to victory in the gop presidential primary. [applause] >> we have too much division in this country and too many threats around the world to be sitting in chaos once again. let me tell you, america has an amazing ability to self-correct. s

three rebounds, two steals, usc would lose the game.huge win for bronny and his entire family. >> i just want to say i'm thankful for everything. mayo clinic, everything they helped me with. my parents, siblings supporting me through this hard time in my life. also my coach, my teammates, all my other coaches have been with me since the start. i just want to say thank you for that. >> such an encouraging and relieving story, right, kasie, as the family now said bronny has a congenital heart issue which was then corrected with surgery but so good to see him out there doing what he loves to do. >> absolutely wonderful. so glad he's well. coy, you've done a lot of reporting on the health of youth athletes in sports. what do you see here? and parents -- they're not lebron, right, but they're still worried about their kids, what should they be looking out for? >> yeah. i think this gives hope that it's not all the end. if something comes up and pops up and it's big stories and big names like this that shine light on these sort of things to g

family was dealt a scare as his oldest sop went into cardiac arrest during a basketball practice at usc the ambulance is here now. >> five months after collapsing on the court from cardiac arrest, lebron james' son is back playing making his co collegiate debut for the usc basketball team. >> i want to say i'm thankful for everything. >> number 4, the u.s. women's national team's quest to become the first ever team to win three straight world cups was dashed by sweden in the round of 16. the team saying good-bye to retiring stars megan rapinoe. >> it has been such an honor to be able to wear this shirt and play with all these amazing players. and to just live out my childhood dream. >> as they hoisted the cup, their win and celebrations were marred by an unwanted kiss. spain's president receiving fierce criticism for forcefully kissing a star player. he was banned from all soccer activities for three years by fifa and despite being defiant, he eventually resigned his post. >>> the best in the world. >> number 3, messi mania taking miami by storm. the world's best soccer player shocking

. >> a different feel for game day according to this usc student. he traveled for the annual palmetto bowl. news of former president donald trump making an appearance to watch the game. having a former president in town was another reason he couldn't miss it. >> i was already wanting to come. meaning -- meeting any presidential candidate is a great honor and i would love to meet him or any former president. >> next we are in bluffton, south carolina with nikki haley. she was supposed to hold town hall but ended up being a rally with attendees stuck outside because the venue reached capacity. here are part of her remarks where she outlined a path to victory in the gop primary. >> we have too much division in this country and too many threats around the world to be sitting in chaos once again. [applause] and let me tell you, america has an amazing ability to self-correct. sometimes we have to hit rock bottom to know where up is and we are there. the one thing i don't think we can survive is a president kamala harris. if you look at the recent polls, d

if they're like most usc undergraduates, the large of them will stay in the state. and that's it's just a remarkable transformation in the social politics of state. but getting back to your specific point about the electoral politics, i it's going to be a at least a decade in, for example, north carolina and i think many other states because i don't know if you've just seen this, but the carolina legislatures, gerrymandering the state in a manner that they are everywhere. well, exactly and so there will be three less democrats in the next congress from the state. so while north carolina may democratic and democratic attorney generals. it's going to be republican led it's to be republican represent. it is in congress for the foreseeable future future. another word which in other words, it doesn't mean that, for example, the new hispanic voters, the new south asian voters are necessarily to be democrats. but i just this gets to back to the point that i think charles is making the politic, the political institutions are lagging behind the demographic changes or are bei

look, usc banged a jewish professor from coming on campus. it was an economics professor, who anti-semitic protestors threatened and usc ordered him to teach his entire class remotely for the year. my podcast verdict, ted cruz, yesterday's podcast is entirely on this harvard. the, and just how disgraceful it is, and for the harvard corporation to say, we stand entirely with our president, you know what it's saying, it's saying, we're okay with anti-semitism. we don't want jewish students to feel safe on our campus, and, bit way, claudine gay in that same testimony, she was asked about, the percentage of jewish students that's plummeted on harvard's exist and she said, i don't know. i don't know how many jewish students are there, which is a flat out lie. these bean counters, they know every transgendered left-handed whatever. they know that. but yet they claim they don't know how many jewish people are on campus. this is an institution. and by the way, harvard, going back to the 1950s, harvard had in place what were called the jewish quotas.

one grand jury came close, and they charged the members of the oath keepers with 18 usc 2384, seditiousacy, which as the colorado supreme court correctly noted, sedition is one step below insurrection, and so this is something that has been examined by the grand jury sitting in d.c., and has been specifically rejected. so for a colorado supreme court to weigh into this and say, we know better than the criminal grand juries who actually heard directly from the firsthand, you know, witnesses, and firsthand evidence, i don't think that that's something that's going to be sustainable. and i also think it's a problem that when you have the courts -- sorry. >> no, i was going to ask, is that a threshold? i think the ambiguity to some degree is what leads to these differences of opinion, even those who may be ideologically aligned. is it explicit the threshold -- something said explicitly by a court that insurrection happened. >> yes. i mean, that's the thing, is that to disqualify somebody you have to have a court that says there was an insurrection, and that this person you know was a partic

to see lebron who is their hero in los angeles especially being with the lakers and being at usc galeny are looking to him and noticing everyone and even with his young daughter, too. what is he teaching her? the fact of the matter, enes talks about the money to be paid what it is like to live in a country where you are labeled as a terrorist for speaking hampshire president were talking about the human rights abuses. lebron lives in a country that allowed him the opportunity to make $500 million playing a game you love and that is not even including business adventures or endorsements. so i think the best part about this is people can look at this, and i love that he got a little more pushback on it because he keeps doing these things, and he sat down and disrespecting the freedoms that we have that are really priceless. we can talk about money all day long but the freedoms in those countries, it is priceless to get to experience the things that we do here. and unfortunately come i don't think lebron cares. >> julie: no, he obviously does not care any did it in the middle of the anthe

i would decide who would die so that she could make dinner. >> the light goes on at usc at film school>> it was hard. i finished school. tons of student loans, totally broke. >> 9/11 happened. it sort of caused this reassessment or epiphany of what's important. what do i want to do with my life? >> i would not be satisfied with what i have done. i went home and i did the one thing i had always wanted to do, i adopted a baby and became a parent. >> she has three children now. she says motherhood helped her to pivot from writing movies to making television. >> i wasn't going anywhere. i was watching a lot who television. this is where all the character development is happening. >> what was it like to get the phone call that "gray's anatomy" had been picked up? >> i'm at an office with writers who are looking to me to tell them what we need to do. it was a lot of responsibility. >> stressful? >> it was very stressful. i came into a world i had never worked before. i didn't know the rules. i broke them frequently. >> pick me. choose me. love me. >> starting with this, it was this idea that

i wouldn't say that, i don't believe that. >> reporter: usc initially saying strauss was told to remain campus is a precautionary measure. but days later, the university lifted its restrictions on the professor. here is what labor and employment lawyer peter goslyn said employees should keep in mind. >> people working in the public sector, for the most part, have constitutional protections. but if you are working in the private sector, and there is very little that protects you as an employee from actions by your employer. your employer dislikes the things you are talking about, the law does very little to inhibit them from retaliating against, you including firing you. >> reporter: today, workplace tensions have reached as far as the cia. staff warned in an internal email to avoid partisan social media post after a senior officer posted a pro palestinian image online. and in hollywood, a talent agency dropped actress susan surrounding, actress melissa barrera will no longer start on the screen movie franchise for statements made publicly about the conflict. we've seen some high-profile

various types, classes, passenger, cargo, auxiliary fleet, and about 90% of this volume falls on the usc. and of course, this requires from the shipyards that are part of the group a new decision-making logic, new speed, execution efficiency, so that all orders are completed on time, and... from this point of view , we, of course, very much welcome the arrival a new team that has already started this logic ask, and which began to train people along the entire supply chain in this logic, we can already see how the newly arrived vtb team builds these processes, and we help everything intact, in fact, as a customer, we see the potential for increasing efficiency, which colleagues effectively use. public transport is being updated in the country on behalf of the president. how is stlc involved in this? this year, deliveries of buses to the regions were carried out throughout the year; we delivered 3,000 buses. well, for comparison, stlc operates in the segment public transport for 15 years, in the ninth year the first deliveries began, during all this time 12,000 units were delivered, 12,000

he said the closest thing that there is on the books is the criminal provision, 18 usc 2383 which makes it a crime to engage in an insurrection. and that is the very charge donald trump was acquitted of in the senate. by jack smith. he could have been charged with this. he not only has it been convicted of this, he hasn't even been charged with this. the other justices did not deal with the issue about whether the section even applies to trump. whether he could be considered president as an officer of the u.s., justice of war, in the footnotes, this is a colorable argument, but because i'm dissenting on these grounds, i don't need to reach that opinion. this will certainly go up to the supreme court. there are at least 13 other pending challenges raising this issue and other states. two other states, arizona and michigan, these issues are on appeal. yesterday the california lieutenant governor urged the secretary of state to throw trump off of the ballot in california, siding with the colorado decision. god help them. i don't know how the supreme court can stay out of this. i'm sure the

a usc study shows promising results. >> people that were. like living unsheltered, like in their car or something like that. they were able to like, spend the money on, on gas repairs that sort of thing. um another individual who was in a shelter, now, he he purchases a bike and he, he does like doordash for employment. there were some people that actually had a section eight voucher, but they couldn't use it because they couldn't get to appointments to see apartments. looking at 69 of the participants who received $750 a month over six months, none of them were able to exit homelessness, but 30% started the program living on the street. >> and after six months, that number is down to 12. of course, it's going to work with someone who's devastated by homelessness, especially if they use the money properly. >> we ask that each month they they submit like a kind of a budget sheet that says, tell us what you spent the money on. and they, they describe that, um, and we have categories for, you know, all the things we talked about basic needs. we

because 18 usc 201, that's the bribery statute, jonathan turley.bery, high crimes, misdemeanors. i think you know where those words come from. >> that's right. when i testified in the first biden and impeachment one thing i emphasized was this speculation of weather the president benefited from this money is absolutely absurd. in federal cases as well established that if people give money to your family, it can be bribery. many of the democrats are simply ignoring that fact. but there is also a collision problem here with hunter biden. in the gun charges, his counsel has said, you know what? he came out of an addiction around the time that he signed that form. and so he was signing it truthfully because he had clarity. the problem is a lot of these crimes occurred during that period. did he have clarity with the tax evasion is being committed during the same period? >> amazing. a lot of questions to be answered. karine jean-pierre's job just got a lot harder tonight. we will see what she tries to say tomorrow to spin out of it. we will not hear fro

now to sports, renee james making his debut for usc basketball a couple of months ago. bronny suffering from cardiac arrest during a practice. he was rushed to hospital and was later diagnosed with a heart defect. but today was the freshman's first game plan down the gems. they're proud. father lebron james in attendance to watch his son. happy to see him back. unfortunately, usc lost the game, good to see him healthy and playing ball well, steph curry is getting a street named after him. the warriors basketball star. he went to davidson college's. we all know in north carolina now a street in davidson is going to be named after they're famous alumni. his name is going to be an exit 30 off of interstate 77 because, of course, is number is 30, but also because of davidson. there's multiple connections there. obviously during his time at davidson curry was the schools all-time leading score and also the north carolina department of transportation unanimously approved this to happen. so you can see there's a lot of love for him. still. and his old state. all right. and com

. >> he plays for usc. in july, he went into cardiac arrest at practice. the family spokesperson says it was caused by a heart defect. he will return to basketball practice and play in the games shortly after. >>> coming up at 7:00, not quite the doom loop narrative. retail theft is down in san francisco. we'll be joined by an sfpd sergeant that tells us how they are fighting back against crime and if they can keep it up. that story and more coming up at 7:00. >>> up next on "nightly news" at 6:30, deadly carbon monoxide at airbnb rentals. an investigation finding 20 deaths since 2013 all outside of the united states. what we found out about airbnb policies when it comes to the life-saving detectors. "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight, more hostages released from gaza hours after a deadly terror attack in jerusalem, with time running out to extend the cease-fire again eight more israeli hostages freed today among them, a 21-year-old woman who appeared in the first hostage video from hamas. today, after 55 days in captivity, the emotional moment she is reu

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i don't believe that. >> reporter: usc initially said that strauss was told to remain off-campus as ater the university lifted its restrictions on the professor. here's what peter goselin said employees should keep in mind. >> people working in the public sector for the most part, they have constitutional protections, but if you're working in the private sector, there's very little that protects you as an employee from actions by your employer. your employer dislikes the things you're talking about, the law does very little -- >> reporter: today, workplace tensions have reached as far as the cia, staff warned in an internal e-mail to avoid partisan social media posts after a senior officer posted a pro-palestinian image online. in hollywood, susan sarandon was dropped by a talent agency. we've seen some high-profile cases of individuals losing their jobs, since the israel/hamas war started. do they have a case? >> if an employee believes the retaliation isn't just because of their opinion but because who they are they definitely have a case. >> if you're working at a company and you'r

he said the closest thing that there is on the books is the criminal provision, 18 usc 2383 which makesa crime to engage in an insurrection. and that is the very charge donald trump was acquitted of in the senate. by jack smith. he could have been charged with this. he not only has it been convicted of this, he hasn't even been charged with this. the other justices did not deal with the issue about whether the section even applies to trump. whether he could be considered president as an officer of the u.s., justice of war, in the footnotes, this is a colorable argument, but because i'm dissenting on these grounds, i don't need to reach that opinion. this will certainly go up to the supreme court. there are at least 13 other pending challenges raising this issue and other states. two other states, arizona and michigan, these issues are on appeal. yesterday the california lieutenant governor urged the secretary of state to throw trump off of the ballot in california, siding with the colorado decision. god help them. i don't know how the supreme court can stay out of this. i'm sure they wi

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