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all these were the most important eyelids, which were felt by all a.he companies are all people who worked in russia and, of course, uh, the stabilization fund, which later became the national wealth fund. this is a major achievement, which made it possible to create such an airbag and, together with the bank of russia, which conducts a monetary and credit policy , independently conducts it. and it made it possible to plan reliably. e, financing of all the main functions of the state, as well as the creation e-budget creation of technological platforms for administration. this is the platform of the tax service, this platform of the treasury is the introduction of a single treasury account, and there you can administer, which is also today . everything is developing in the system of the ministry of finance. these are the centuries that make it possible for people to feel financial stability even without the precedent nature of the sanctions that are imposed against our country. this is exactly what it is and, of course, the totality of all. and regulat

these folks here kind of all by themselves with a couple other folks make sure it all happens so they have to answer all your e-mails and phone calls and process your applications and make sure that there is enough money for you all to get paid so i just wanted to thank them for their hard work and for getting beat up not just by me but all the parents and kids and young folks upset about their checks thank you. come on up (inaudible) brought us lunch in a plastic bagism i just want to just thank them. and athena who recently joined the team. where are you athena. athena, rebecca and (inaudible) is about to take the bar. she just took the bar on wednesday. [applause] i don't to say because if she doesn't pass it is embarrassing but she was taking the the bar and supporting the program at the same time studying. want to give them kudos as they get ready to kick this off. one more round of applause as they exit stage left. i also want to acknowledge our city partner. i know (inaudible) gomes is here from children youth and families. [applause] they make sure the money gets to where it n

all right. and so there there's a good friend of mine in new york was david ball, a baseball brother. and i called i talk to him. he said, why don't you come over here for couple of days when you go back to mississippi, blah, blah. i said, okay, make a long short. i go to visit him. we go, great to go get some chicken and waffles and wells in harlem. and we get caught in the middle of the harlem. but two whole days i'm there and what i'm there is i'm going through two things. this has happened new york, because to me in new york is like know paradise a place would be an but then on top of that is as kid who runs across the street and a kid is shot, a police officer and david ball goes up grab holds the kid gives me cop comes up we're going to play ball his head and blow your brains out. you don't get up from that. david ball so you just did all of that. i had buried. so the next day i leave new york to the plane. i come back to mississippi and this thing flags with that james chaney and chaney g

and we had it all back.t first we will work out 500 times there, you will understand if you have a hearing, there and so on, you will go there clouds. that's where you unlearn, i judge bread by myself, then quietly you are a teacher. uh, on the second voice there on the third then on the first voice of the vocalist soloist already. you understand that you have already been entrusted with this, then you take part in concerts, then you take part in the filming, and this is all in stages, and then suddenly you say, well, now i can already pursue a solo career, then everything was different, then we increased our professionalism in order to enter the professional scene. now you can increase popularity, and then think, what will you do, but uh hmm, it's nice when it suddenly turns out. that's how they told us now with our new album that your writings are very trendy now , because there is just not enough soulful present, but it is desirable to fill it with deep meaning. yes, and now this is not enough professiona

all received.ystem is purchased, what happens a few moments, firstly, uh, the hospital administration is hedging, they want already in advance that the patient has, uh, negative, subser. the test thus enhances the safety of the hospital itself. in general, we are talking only about planned hospitalization within the framework of compulsory medical insurance, listen to everything for free. well, this story is about the fact that the money allocated, that everything eat. it should not be discussed at all, because according to the law, this is already done within the framework of compulsory medical insurance and is done free of charge for the patient, so patients should absolutely not worry about the allocated money. there is no allocated money. this is a direct violation of the law, probably, which is why we asked the ministry of health. we received complaints to our hotline on this topic, and we asked the ministry of health what is happening? why does it require, uh, these pcr tests, while it ’s imp

eh, the vote came at all to fair.ere, uh, they uh, came to prove to everyone that they want peace for the first four days for security reasons, the election commissions worked on the road in all four regions, the voter turnout well, quickly overcame, all these four went to the minimum threshold day, previous voters cast their votes and today they are in a good mood and they come here with great pleasure, because for people this is a holiday. they have been waiting for this for 8 years, they vote to congratulate their relatives and friends on this holiday today, according to tradition, the oldest residents were the first to come to the site. lugansk did not live. we are normal in ukraine, russia, we are all russians, so in russia only russia ivanovna came to her site, literally a few minutes after it was opened, she ticked the ballot. as he speaks not only for himself, but also for his husband, who, unfortunately, did not live to see this day and 14 , the husband fell ill and died, so he dreamed a little later , the yo

i do remember all of this. very first this world, which appeared already the second. this is alice. i was looking for a diverse girl for a very long time and after six months i found her. i am one million. here she appears. and how do your close relatives, of which there are many, as we now know, relate to your hobby. well , it's okay, of course, they say, yes to you. so what, as if my sister wanted to be alone there. here it, by the way, also just recently gave birth. one of my first want to talk. and say cold, that is, they are cold many people think that bald cats are cold, but usually the temperature in the apartment, even in winter, but about 25 °, 22-23 is enough for them. that is, it is for a comfortable jelly. that is, they do not have to be worn at all. this breed is said to be one of the most returning breeds. hey, how are you with these things, this has never happened before. and you heard about it. yes, no, it happens because the swingsta is very contact. well, let's say well, girlfriends there was

all yet 0.t me look for something, although apparently, there will be nothing but blood killed there. volos andreyevich tell me exactly andreevich you know kryukov grigory dmitrievich the tick i see. i jumped, which means that since such an urgency , we were still swept up by the huckster right? it is high time. so you knew he was a drug dealer? why didn't they tell the police before? you know the whole area that you don't know personally. it is impossible earlier, so it was necessary. it doesn’t matter, i want to live as long as possible and not a cripple said that we didn’t communicate close in business, we met several times, we hung out in the same bar, i don’t hide it, but i never did it with drugs in principle. but you had a conflict because of what? what was the difference? huckster, because you saw a tick in a bar yesterday. so what? i repeat once again, i have nothing to do with him. don't want to have where he's been. what is he doing? i don’t know, i don’t want to, you need to look for

whose stripes and rise was through all the power of spite or the we've all all colored on telly streaming and the rocky o the bombs bursting within get free thrills on all and all for love was still there who said, cause all stars spangled banner god then what the land of the free and the home of all bread never. ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by the honorable roger marshall, united states senator from kansas. first, a scripture reading from the apostle paul to a young timothy for god has not given us a spirit of fear or timidity, but a power love and self-discipline. will you pray with me. almighty god? thank you for the privilege to gather here at our nation's capital. and to first recognize that you are the god of our founders, that you have blessed this nation with not just many natural resources, but also with special people to today we honor one of those, one of kansas finest, amelia earhart. amelia was a great example of you, god, using someone that no one at the time would have expected to change the world, to not only inspired generation

uh, hmm all the referendums complied with all international standards , all conditions were created forpression of the will of citizens, no violations were identified. let's, while now it's been a little longer, the pause is an opportunity, for example, to tell in more detail who denis pushilin is, you know him. surprisingly , he was born on victory day on may 9, 1981 in the city of makeevka in a family of workers of a local metallurgical plant. and after graduating from the city lyceum hmm from the ninety-ninth to 2000 . he served in the army in crimea in the special forces battalion of the national guard of ukraine then entered the donbass national academy of construction and architecture at the faculty of enterprise economics. denis pushilin, uh, immediately after the coup d'etat in kiev in the fourteenth year, he switched to active actions. and very often he spoke at rallies of residents of the donetsk region, in which he took the initiative to the organizers in march 2014. denis pushilin became one of the leaders of the people's liberation movement. and uh, those who made the histo

>> it's all marketing. it's all marketing. for a long time it's been coming over in counterfeit form, trying to imitate oxycodone or xanax or adderall. that was all an illusion. they were trying to make fake pills to look like prescription pills. they've now gone to colored fentanyl as a marketing thing, to try to attract younger users, more people, to make it more appealing. on the street, we saw in the tenderloin, people would say, well, the purple fentanyl is better than the blue fentanyl, and it may be better than the pink fentanyl. they're using food colorings to dye these to get these different colors. you know, they call them skittles on the street. obviously it's not candy, but it has that appeal. colorful, small pills where they don't look like they're harmful. >> wade, i ask this question for our viewers but also personally as a parent. what's your guidance for parents, especially parents of teenagers? >> stay involved. social media in particular. we saw this during the pandemic even more so. there's so much social m

all these things. and when i turned my book in to my publisher i got a lot of are you sure all this. well, yes. i'm so today to be up here with these gentlemen who do the same thing. and it's exciting to be able to talk to some people who might really want to know history, the facts not the alternative facts. this is an odd time, america, to be writing nonfiction, but will tell you this. the one lesson i've learned from all my books writing about american history is the problems that claim us today, that obsessives have been problems that have been going on for centuries. everything from gun control to taxes, the proper limited role of government refugees coming in, take american jobs. this is all happened before. and if there is one lesson in history that all of us write about is if we don't face problems and try to solve them in a common sense way with everybody working together, we're going to keep on facing them. the that's why books these guys. right, are important. and the fact that people read t

yes, all directions, all events.h, this is also a duty, e once every six months is compiled. plan, but you know that for the second year our class teachers are going well surcharge. e from the state for this work that they carry out in the classroom. thank you very much for a very interesting conversation. and i really hope that in the hearts of the younger generation, the school will always evoke only warm feelings of emotion. thank you mochansky nikolai petrovich head of the minsk oraclub dosaaf named after twice hero of the soviet union sergey ivanovich gritsats would like to talk today about aviation about pilots about the minsk oraclub dosaaf hello on the air program say, do not be silent in the studio victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and our guest today is nikolai mochansky, good afternoon. hello nikolai petrovich, you are the same person who, at the sixth all-belarusian people's meeting, came up with the initiative to confer on the president the title of hero of belarus , tell us what delights you in ale

and so she is she's all about the bible. she's all about jesus. and how much do you credit your success to just having a mother like that and just with her character in her heart? oh, my goodness. all of it. all of it. i am truly my mother's daughter. i'm not. i'm not nearly the wonderful saintly woman that she is. not by not by any means. i mean, i have an alter ego named janelle. my mother probably does not have an alter ego, but she gave. but she gave me a foundation in scripture. she gave me a foundation of optimism and definitely a foundation of faith and not only did she give me that, i watched her. i watched her go through a lot to raise her children. i saw her go through domestic violence. i saw her working two and three jobs. so i know what hard work looks like. so she modeled for me. she modeled for me. what it is to be a strong woman of grace and grit. yeah. you know, on the flip side, obviously, there was your father, a man who the dark side you shared on numerous occasions in the book. but what was it like growing up at home, having t

uh, at the end there is it already even should not all dance, yes, that's all. that's all. that's all the girls are waiting for. forward you know that the ensemble's anniversary is 60 years old, and i've been working for 33 , you can imagine, and for me it was probably 10 will be 200. of course, it's bad that it's so expensive, because good never happens. such a frequent change. all good things. and in general, significant, in fact, it is done for a long time overnight, nothing can be done. it's a fantasy that came. that's done changed and life went differently, not everything immediately turns out to be 20 patience. yes, and then you need to collect people to love them and collect to collect good artists. one of the first numbers that i staged in my ensemble just arrived. this is a quadrille on zelik at the university of culture, then it was an institute of culture, then there was a head, the department of july mikhailovich was not there. it's a creative lab. this is such a folklore one, and in the summer they went on an expedition to the woodland with the students. and th

that's all that is now all she said.is logical nonsense absolute refined high-grade high -quality. that's what you do not agree with so that come on, speak very briefly. well, this is what happens when a writer of children's books becomes the minister of economics, and the gynecologist becomes the head of the european union. of course , i understand that all this will end, we will not be the same. in germany, how we use electricity, but we will be supplied with certain meters, no one will ask us, it will just be a blackout system, and that's it. this will be their savings system, no one will enter the apartment. i won’t let anyone in, but to make sure that i just don’t get this electricity until easily, so the way they go will end with this. yes andrey nevertheless. i don't believe. i mean, it's such a colossal madness and so on. remember, please, the thirteenth, so now you will say andrey, i just proposed yanukovych in the new year. let's demolish the entire ukrainian economy, which is energy-intensive, dirty, and so on

all the best to you.er such incidents, because the situation is still not the most pleasant. yes, an interesting situation. that is, when, for example, a traffic police officer stops the driver. he asks, well, a phrase often sounds, and weapons are drugs of prohibited items. eh, take it. well people are responding. no, if e, let's say a military weapon is being translated, then, accordingly, the driver must say that yes there is a weapon, and present a rohan license for possession of this weapon, present a hunting ticket or e. permission to transport these weapons, that is, one whole chain of actions in this situation. for example, the driver says no, i'm not carrying weapons, and he's not lying. he's really unlucky, weapons. here the trunk opens, and there these automatic rifles lie in russia. well , a traffic police sergeant who recently became a traffic police sergeant has an eye for 25 kopecks. oh, and fuck it says here, uh, so i don’t know some, really, uh, well, maybe a certificate that simply state

all holiday venues. they will start working from morning until evening irina baranova alexander kucherovsky. pavel letnikov mikhail kvasnikov week in the city. well, moscow scammers work without holidays and weekends. sometimes, however, i manage to expose and even bring the case to court. true, this is not at all a guarantee that the swindlers will be behind bars money will return to the victims this week in the capital , financial organizations began to consider the case. finist her clients lost millions in pursuit of easy money. moreover, among the deceived even retired policemen, who it would seem that such a contingent should feel for verta the population was sorted out by our expert dmitry melnikov marina lives in a communal apartment with a disabled child for many years saved up money for a new apartment, but there was not enough and then an investment company saw an ad. finist promised to increase her savings and invested about 2 million rubles. and she lost everything. my loans have been approve

all right. thanks for that update. will now that he could impact your commute if you're planning on taking bart? the transit system says they've implemented a policy to apply heat restrictions in areas more susceptible to heat-related impacts when temperatures reach the triple digits. the policy has been in place since to bar cars. dee rail between conquer and pleasant hill stations in july as a review showed that a rapid temperature increase of caused a real to miss a line. bart says they're going to increase track inspections during excessive heat events like today and the kids school today tomorrow and tuesday. it's still going to be hot in the east bay. we asked them what they're doing to make sure the kids are safe. >> and we've got various answers from all of the district's. let's take a look. round 4 is dan thorn has more. >> the temperatures are going to be going up for everybody in contra costa county and that includes school kids. the mount diablo unified schools. superintendent doctor

all right. hello, everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm really -- [applause] ex -- excited to be here today to swear in the future of san francisco. [cheers and applause] i want to start by thanking and acknowledging the board of supervisors joining us today. thank you for the president of the board of supervisor, are walton and safai who represents district 11 and melgar who represents district 7. thank you so much for joining us here today. [applause] and let me tell you, all of the supervisors and i, when we were kids, we probably, probably wouldn't have thought that we would be leaders of the city. [laughter] because we weren't as responsible as the young people that we see here today. we were having a good time, yes. [laughter] we were going to school because we had to, yes. [laughter] but to take a step like this and apply to be a part of the youth commission is significant. it means that you care about understanding what it means to be involved civically. what it means to

all these were the most important milestones that were felt by all, the company, all the people who workeda and, of course, uh, the stabilization fund, which later became the fund, national welfare. this is a major achievement, which made it possible to create such an airbag and, together with the bank of russia, which conducts a monetary and credit policy , independently conducts it. and it gave me the opportunity to plan ahead. to finance all the main functions of the state, as well as the creation of an electronic budget, the creation of technological platforms for administration, this is the platform of the tax service, this platform of the treasury, maintaining a single treasury account, and customs administration, which is also today day. everything is developing in the system of the ministry of finance. these are the centuries that enable even the unprecedented nature of the sanctions that are imposed on our country to people to feel financial stability. this is exactly the way it is and, of course, the totality of all the regulations and decisions that the ministry of finance makes

so the q b emilio on more than for the, on the, not all of the, all to get an idea. but actually, i'm canadian, if they have not been with them, the lumps, obviously interested. you must volunteer monkey mean spoke to them. each process that you'll always ask is more than they live at. now when you look at the blood up, like a new book like, ah, i still know, i still have been any modem, bit of a machining of bundling altura blue mazda. but i still call only. oh, but i was in your lease and was just our call to the nation. neither penny guy. i move my visit with you that way you naturally are still. it was of his i saw that when he will because also what is lucy blair take a look still as well. i should step whichever you could, which i think you placed a little better, which i think the most you to have to work well with that, with the distributor we've got dish the dish out the what after all again, little jury, you'll look additionally why not a lot short they will say because they with molest says when you look grandma miss clutches is a white go occlusal glass d

all of that is true. so is this.rack as our president, we got up every day and went to work full of hope, full of purpose and excited about the possibility before us. there are few people i have known with more integrity, decency and moral courage than barack obama. [applause] mr. president, nothing could have prepared me better or more to become president of the united states than to be at your site for eight years, and i mean that from the bottom of my heart. no matter what the issue was, no matter how difficult or what it was about, you never did it the easy way, the easy way out. it was never about doing that. it was always about doing what was right, literally. just go down the list of historic presidencies. he never gave up in the simple truth that health care was a right for all americans. so many were telling him, including the at one point, take the compromise. take the compromise. we were not sure we can get anything done. think about the compromise. you refused. you went big, and now the affordable care ac

all lives matter. all lives matter because i want to hear you say it, we don't agonize, we organize. can i hear you. we don't agonize, we organize. i don't hear you. we don't agonize, we organize. we organize for justice, for peace, for life, for goodness, for education, for housing, that's what we do. we don't agonize, we're going to organize and right now, i want to bring up my sisters who lost both her sons who i loved dearly who has been in this trenches with me for over 20 years inside of san quinton at the vigils and on the phone midnight trying to come many a mother down telling her to put down that bottle and going to another mother's house in the we hours to comfort her, that's the work we do, that's the work you don't hear about. to prevent suicide and as you know, this is suicide prevention week. so, pray for our families, pray for our children. pray for them because we have a fentanyl epidemic going on and other violence going on but thank god for our leaders who represent us and thank god

not just all the humanity but all of the human capital built up there. all the museums, all that, everything. it'd be the ultimate tragedy in human history. and why are we taking this risk. it's not worth. it are nuclear bombs still in the u.s.? yes, they and it's a huge of course, you know what i say of course. but it's it's both shocking. not surprising kind of thing. we have a nuclear weapons industrial complex and just the same as lockheed lobbies and northrop grumman and raytheon lobby to sell fighter jets and, you know, you hear stories about. congress wants weapons that the navy doesn't even want and stuff like that. it's because the military industrial complex that ike eisenhower warned us about where the arms many of factories spent the smallest proportion of their income recycle it back into the think tanks and into k street lobbyists in d.c. to push for not just fighter jets and armaments carriers and the us, but even for hydrogen bombs. and there are lobbyists whose job is essentially senate ear. let me tell you about the deal we got on h bom

and so they're constantly false, all values. so for all. well, we'll get into that just a minute. but is it a binary of capitalism, socialism? it's not a binary choice where we're in this netherworld, this twilight zone between capitalism and now, it's programs like the east, which environmental governance all social. governments, first of all, or whatever it is, of. is a way that the government infiltrates the boards of all of america's companies and turns them to various government purposes and policy. and it's it means that the true signals of the marketplace that capitalism i vilified provides are muddled on lawful of and twisted by this pervasive government influence. but hasn't capitalism always had kind of that brake system where it's, hey, this is okay but we need to take of other people we need to be response capital. yeah well taken care of other people is what capital is about. i mean, capital costs are of the prime role of is you can't anything you don't give away the value of it money is dependent on it being invested and awarded to somebody else responding to some ot

all is going to be helpful. actually, you cannot expect that at all. and what is the main problem? why is the u. k been a trouble in fact, you can even go back. why do you pay in the past 100 years, perform so much worse and then for than other european economies say the german economy for activity continues to be very low. why is that? and the reason is that is something that's due with bankers that there aren't enough small banks that lend to small firms, medium sized enterprises. if you've got 5 big banks lending, then they only lend to big companies, the big bonuses for, from lending to hedge funds. private equity funds, and that's what's going to pick up again. it doesn't help the economy. so what you need to do is create many small, local banks, community banks. and it turns out in germany that has the largest number of such banks, 80 percent of all banks, of germany are community banks. and germany is the largest number of banks in the whole europe. mostly these community bank. the bank is don't get a bonus, they get a salary which is extremely modest by u. k. standards. so

and that is why we are extremely concerned about all these issues.e all those ukrainians who are also trying to evaluate the system capacity of ukraine to carry out projects of the russian federation. i am surprised why our deputies do not pay attention to these critical issues, because when they will evaluate that ukrainian manufacturers will transfer all production abroad, and then we will buy and buy back all this weaponry, let's say 2-3 times more expensive. well, then no ukrainian budget will be enough for us, first of all, to provide our ukrainian armories with our ukrainian high-quality weapons forces, all this has a very strong effect on the effectiveness of the ukrainian armed forces, and these issues cannot be removed from the agenda in my opinion. why am i only now for and after the war because it is absolutely obvious that the end of this conflict, the end of this conflict does not mean the end of all conflict situations with the russian federation, we understand that if ukraine wins this war, it will become a member of nato and it will b

all right. more on the power grid and all that related stuff with the heat in a minute. in other headlines this morning in the east bay police right now are looking for 2 inmates who escaped from a detention facility with pictures of the men contra costa sheriff's deputies looking for these 2. they say they escaped yesterday from the marsh creek detention facility out in clayton. the prisoner on the left is identified as 33 year-old gerardo ramirez rivera of richmond. he was sentenced on the weapon, burglary and vandalism charges. the second prisoner on the right is 28 year-old jorge garcia, pittsburgh. he's charged with vehicle theft and drug possession. police say lock your doors, lock your and don't try to contact with him if you happen to see them in the neighborhood. >> yet another french bulldog was stolen in the bay area. alameda county deputies are % looking for the suspect who stole a dog right from his owner's front yard in san lorenzo. proffers teller is aqi. has that story? >> they'r

they were all gone, all deleted. and if i hadn't saved it on a flash drive, we would have lost at least a year's worth of work. and so at that point we contacted the fbi and we already had my hard drive and my wi-fi passwords and everything with the computer forensic expert. and so he ran a thousand tests that i didn't even know were possible got apple involved they ran tests they were able to discover this discovered that the breach happened in the apple icloud which should hit home who here does not save their data understand what they were doing is coming from the apple ii cloud down sarah's computer and so. oh, great. that's exactly right. and so anyway, we were able to determine the breach happened there as opposed to my wi-fi system or hard drive and that most likely happened from china. and there's no way to prove who got in the apple ii icloud. there's only one country in the world with the capability of actually it. so i guess know we have a very strong in fact i'm sure didn't like our book i wasn't going pu

i'm not a specialist at all.n short, nato nato nato nato, how did you feel, you, you, most of the people for some reason decided that today they will serve and today they will come. i think, i want to know one simple thing. the thing is, to the extent that this decision was agreed upon by our union, there were some bells and whistles. it is absolutely obvious to me that there will be no quick accession to nato, and it is obvious that there will always be countries that will say we are sorry, but now that there is a war, which nato but we could get security guarantees according to the finnish and swedish scenarios, this interests me more than joining nato, because i am sure that the door of the donat is closed for us, not because we want to perceive it, because there is no consensus, super, what i said, the secretary general of nato, will there be these guarantees or it won't happen, i don't know, it could be vitaliy, it could be a game, they accept people, well, if they accept them as russian citizens, and in res

to which we all belong. it was a pledge, many would say she managed to fulfill remaining a constant and an ever changing world. ne parker al jazeera london will bring in our guests in just a moment. but 1st, let's take a closer look at the role of the british monarchy. it's known as a constitutional monarchy, meaning the sovereign is the head of state, but doesn't rule that's done by the government. and the monarch must work in conjunction with the parliament. so the powers are symbolic and ceremonial, and a meant to be politically neutral. the monarch is also the head of state for 14 other commonwealth countries. these include australia, canada, jamaica, new zealand. in all these roles, the monarch is supported by members of the royal family. ah, let's bring a guess joyce, a good, a writer, and it's an author of jamaicans in britain, a legacy of leadership. she joins us. london in lloyd is a royal writer and former roll photographer. he joins us from oxford and zide at melbourne. he is the managing partner

hi all.lo prosecutor's office, the investigator believes that the case of the murder of the color can be closed, they went out to arrest the killer. no, he died. order, but you won’t find fault, what? i articles so what about the investigation into the murder of color something embarrassing? i'm embarrassed that the criminal should have called me back to pick up the gun, which he took by mistake, mixing up the saddlebags, and why didn't he call back? well, maybe he figured out that you made pistols to the prosecutor's office. well, i don’t know, well, i saw that you passed it there. or heard from someone who saw? what's interesting, interesting? what does it get? i'm done, no, you're done, i ran. cover me here. gotta check it out, don't be bored. we watch to explore the world educational programs and documentaries we watch for free without registration. today is a non-working day here. why mourning tragic died georgiy flowers, the owner of the company , and yesterday he was buried and the man

all that stuff. johns here in the weather center to explain why it's going to be a just a brutal week ahead, if you are laboring what's in the freezer lifting up some cold meats are some that whatever you're doing, stay cool out there. get outside this morning for any sort outdoors activities you want or get to the coastline. >> aside from the field or to take it easy, get to some a c. >> i know some family, some friends that have it. i was over at those places this weekend because i don't have ac. hopefully you've got your backup plan ready to go your view outside at our berkeley hills camera right here showing you that. we do have crystal clear skies. now, this is actually a sign of the very lack of marine layer that's helping temperatures to rise quite close to the coastline, not quite as hot as those inland spots, though. you're still taking the cake. excessive heat warnings in pink for those areas. further from the water, the south bay and upper elevations in the santa cruz mountains. these area

all the rest.es, it's all gorgeous, you know, even the pirates are saudis, you know the emirates are saudis. well you are their white mind. it 's like you have to obey. well, how are they to the americans for american gas and the same they get from there, they will say that they will have a ceiling. i really want to see all of this. here's to this family drama life, which will play out there, when they don’t tell me that, of course, we really need your gas , we’ll die without it, but we want to take it only for 100 dollars. they in europe will tell this to the americans. well, in general, the european commission and officials and vrakats are more and more like saudi arabia and the emirates will definitely send them. that's very far with this proposal without any doubt. and by the way, spain has already said that it will not join the single european price stream, firstly, spain does not depend on russian gas in any way. they receive, basically from laid in a week that's not the point. here. eh, in p

after all.es, despite the tragedy that happened to uh, the missile cruiser, moscow, but, nevertheless. she was a naval officer yesterday. this is not a fountain for you, but he is there nearby, he stands there next to nikolaev and odessa. and this is very close. i'm just our viewers. and what to remind you that from odessa to transnistria is 80 km? yes, there is a very specific landscape there, i see. well, it seems to be so. i actually marked with strokes you yes, you just marked with strokes in your masks, uh, everything interesting that you marked, but the most interesting for me. i have never looked at it from this point of view. indeed, its like reconnaissance in combat, and then i am mine as reconnaissance in combat - this explains, and in part and uh, not in everything and not always the understandable nature of hostilities. and and, but a limited number of forces that are still being applied. if this is so, then it brings some logic from this it is not easier for the guys who are there a

a sense of panic, all of the streets, all the major arteries that lead to the presidential palace to the parliament, to the constitutional court are being manned by soldiers. now, people that have been tried to approach these areas have been told to return back to move away. i haven't told the public or the hasn't been any public announcement of what their motivations are to you cry now, where at least 23 people have been killed in a missile strike in the southern city of his f. a ratio. the regional governor says to michelle, have a convoy of civilian vehicles in the outskirts of the city. both russia and ukraine are accusing each other of the attack, where a challenge is following developments from key. what we understand from the local ukranian authorities is that a civilian humanitarian convoy of vehicles was heading from the city of operation into the occupied territories of the applause when it was struck. the authorities say by the russians 23 people killed. as far as we know so far, 35 injured the russians, though i say it was the ukrainians who did it. at least 35 people hav

we're all the new york time. i me as a command firm and the 5 member countries and un past you pass, you great, we should have 7 party tops and then we should have a really getting older and solutions. and so the united nations and i was the secretary to hers is visiting a russian and you can't so, so we need something the last piece effort. and then also, you know, helping a europe should really be the dispatcher between china us. so let's all work together. i mean, we have to get a lot of those, the peace efforts prevail. now, before we fail on that, i'm hearing a lot of discussion here in moscow then the concept of eurasia needs to be redefine that. you know, a couple of years ago you, we could have imagined eurasia, you know, this vast land mass interconnected, prosperous, achieving good economic and social results. we couldn't imagine it without western europe. and i one day, if you think that is possible. now, do you think russia and china and all the, all their neighbors in betwixt and between can do it wi

you don't have all the goods and they've all rely on locally to produce that. you're going to drive up to cost, they're going to lose productivity, lose the efficiency, you will make them alive, the miserable so, but i think the word is already quite, quite independent. now we cannot really go back to the all this data rang, he said that they may have many detrimental consequences, but in case of western europe and those consequences have already manifested itself and was very puzzling to me. i know that for example, china is very proud of lifting hundreds of millions of people out of power see, but it seems that many leaders in the west committed to the reverse. they are ready to, you know, some jag, their populations to shark decreases in living standards as an acceptable cost for their foreign policy. and i wonder if, how long do you think the people in western countries will be able to take that? and do you actually see any political forces that can argue for, you know, some sort of a different policy that would actually, you know, mary or not the couple. b

we all agree. only we are ready to avoid all the time. times i asked this question never from one of ours, including experts from michael even look, this is the same t- shirt, piercing in its sincerity, i ask him a question, i say. listen, okay. well, yes, the report is all 5200 55 pages and so on. so who is shooting? who is firing? michael says, enter yura well, how did the tandyl respond to ballistics in thin? well, something of his lines, at least in this report, no one will notice was to be expected. and how do you feel about ukraine well , the draft resolution. look shelling this result. this is the consequences of what a of what one side of the conflict we know. eh, how what the side of russia is to advise, and the nuclear power plant during an active military conflict and mgt all the time you say what is being done on the one hand. oh my god. i'm sorry for your sake, not because i'm in control. well, it controls well from well, yes, and what is this reason to fire, that is, you think it's enough. this is the first reason is the res

all right. before we get to the big story let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. the fda has officially authorized new covid boosters that for the first time targets the om cron variant. and i'm so excited because this means we can finally fight omicron just aide months after everyone got it. and in case are you counting, that is now the fourth covid shot which means one more and we all get a free sandwich, yay! meanwhile, in climate anies, the west coast of america is currently experiencing a record-breaking heat wave with temperatures in some cities topping 115 degrees. yeah, it is so hot in california right now that people are begging harry styles to spit on them. please, please, harry, please. oh, in international news t is now being reported that diseu to global sanctions russia is being forced to buy ammunition from north korea. yeah. which i think we can all agree means you are pretty desperate. if you are like you have to go to north korea because no one else will se

what does it all lead to? it is clear that adaptation is taking place.is clear that bucha was a shock to the world. well, to this day, everyone is getting used to it. yes. that before that yes such and such e happens such and such takes place but this does not mean that the absence of the same acute and painful reaction does not mean that everything is not interesting to anyone and no, everything is still interesting and we see that the scale is increasing, you understand what is the matter, that is, on the one hand, yes, you are reacting uh, how did they say that the death of one person is a tragedy, and the death of millions is a statistic, yes, these are statistics, but these statistics are terrifying, and that is why today, once again, the government of the president speaks about the fact that if you are tired of the war, if you are very strong, how to say derail all these eyes news yes and you really, well, it's really stressful, that is, an ordinary burger is sitting, for example, somewhere there, drinking beer , hawaii sausages, and he is shown th

but she drove all the same.ll how she was able to get there with so many dogs, five cats, a hamster, a spider chameleon and some other fish even at this intersection were fired at us, he began to lose consciousness very much, hope that there is, that he is a living hero from monday to friday 21:15 in marathon the only news

hardships and all obstacles. together all over the world all over the country on red square, the lyube band stretched rain drums with a guitar string from morning to evening, frozen time seems like an eternity comes in all directions. tanks, infantry , fire, artillery, they kill us, but we survive and again here we are . have mercy on those who know, the sky above us, with hearty blowing ones, creeps low with torn mists. the fun is already over. if only he would come out, comrade to hurt you suffered, did not die, while you live for a long time disappeared, you will be called yours. you to me you will fly my life to the gate to the end. who is waiting for you at home? come on for life. damn the war. come on for those who are waiting at home. come sit down. give you a light town from the world tomorrow for the caucasus and love will load. come on for you. come on tomorrow the faces were the same, let's go up the saint. memories of the smell of grass at the dawn of the sophisticated groan of the earth from the bomber plows open a pair of soldiers' boots warriors let's suck, taman was wit