and we will see you — kingdom and the eu is vital.e you again at _ kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again at half— kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again at half past - kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again at half past 11 - will see you again at half past 11 and thank you very much. it's could buy from us are now in sport is coming up next. —— goodbye. whales are teetering on the brink of relegation and lead group 84 after losing 2—1 in brussels this evening. and when theirfinal losing 2—1 in brussels this evening. and when their final group match on poland and sunday and i'll be the final game before qatar november. mcgregor was watching this one for us. as of this match, robert paige compared his injury rabbit squad to a box or having to fight with one arm behind their back. the fact that belgium landed the first significant blow would not have helped. kevin controlled, compose, clinical. the midfielder was again involved with a home site dealt with their lead and in a role reversalf

it is vital to find the nearest land route that would lead us to russia. additionally, i like to assure you, with all the necessary regulation to facilitate foreign investment and has been developed to attract foreign investors with, i'd like to assure you that a foreign investors come to me and mom they would receive considerable benefits before you do easy and smooth in max, but operation in very successive economy. in conclusion, i once again, i would like to invite you all to invest in myanmar. thank you for your attention with. thank you very much, your excellency. yes, i don't think that if i may, i'd like to ask a question, would you please put on simultaneous translation device so that he could hear me a me a just a follow up question on your speech. just so just let us like to make sure you're comfortable and if i may, your excellency, i'd like to ask a question on your speech. give encouraged investment to me and mom in this audience has many people who are the key stakeholders to decision makers in terms of development and investment. what kind

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once vital made a reservation, what they say?s program was the last one to stare into the water. well thank you you helped me a lot. yes, not for anything. you know vitaly deserves recognition, because he has done a lot for the city now, as far as i understand, he is not on the sidelines, right? oh, with your permission, i must take my leave. happily. thank you for this season and interesting premieres. so please please and definitely a wife. well, all together the long-awaited new season. now in my heart inside you create with me alsou and nikolai baskov in the power of feelings, no one has always performed for a hundred. on the alert, we look all together tomorrow at 21:30 in the future, then it will certainly come true. run faithful with you not going sunday at 12:55. so, nothing will happen. no details of the letter recorded, i'm impressed. only i didn’t remember anything that there was a smile with a hamster on the night of the premiere tomorrow at 23:50 on the channel, russia to explore the world of educational programs and

— ago, she warned that it was vital hot _ ago, she warned that it was vital not only to have strong idealstical will to deliver on them _ political will to deliver on them. now we must show that well _ them. now we must show that well we — them. now we must show that well. we must fight to defend those — well. we must fight to defend those ideals and we must deiiver— those ideals and we must deliver on them for all of our pe0pie~ _ deliver on them for all of our people. as we say farewell to our late — people. as we say farewell to our late queen, the uk opens a new chapter, a new carolean age. — new chapter, a new carolean age. and _ new chapter, a new carolean age, and the his majesty king charles— age, and the his majesty king charles iii. we want this era to be — charles iii. we want this era to be one _ charles iii. we want this era to be one of hope and progress, one in— to be one of hope and progress, one in which we defend the values _ one in which we defend the values of individual liberty, self—determination and equality before — self—determination and equality before the law. 0n

the reason we will have those funds now and in the future is because we conservatives understand the vital symmetry between government action and free-market capitalist enterprise. we are delivering on those huge commitments, making streets safer, neighborhood crime down by 38% in the last three years. 13,700 more police on the streets, building more hospitals, and yet we will have 50,000 more nurses by the end of the decade, and 44 hospitals by the end of the decade. putting record funding into our schools and into teachers' pay, giving everybody over 18 a lifetime skills guarantee. and three high-speed rail lines, three, including northern powerhouse rails, programs -- t he rollout of gigabit broadband up over the last three years, i am proud to say. since you were kind enough to elect me. 70% now today having broadband. and we are providing short and long-term solutions for our energy needs, and not just using more of our domestic hydrocarbons, but going up by 2030 to 50 gigawatts of wind power. that is half of this country's electricity needs from offshore winds alone. a new nuclear re

whether by taking back control of our laws, or putting in vital, new infrastructure. great masonry on which we will continue to build together. paving the path of prosperity now and for future generations. and i will be supporting liz truss and the new government every step of the way. thank you all very much. thank you. [applause] [applause]

that kind of money, the family has vitals. no, how can svyatoslav order tell you how to help?ent when the vitalin is not tormented by bouts of e4 disease and for almost all these years the girl's parents live between the joy that bouts? there is no hope that the disease has receded with fear that it will return and with despair, when this happens before 15-20 reason, and she began to have severe attacks. we started going to the doctor for vocal epilepsy with a left-sided predominance, tonic convulsions, severe psychomotor retardation since the onset of epilepsy. the child was not diagnosed immediately vitalina was born with intestinal obstruction on the third day of birth, she went to intensive care and underwent four operations, when the girl’s arm began to twitch, the doctors suggested that this consequence of anesthesia would pass, and then severe attacks began. in the morning, she gets up and has breakfast after 10 minutes. first seizure. after the child falls asleep without strength, he wakes up and has lunch again. sleep again, and so all day and every day. and now you c

the short and long-term steps armed but vital interest. america is a vital the entire free world. beijing, tehran, and other authoritarian regimes could not think for minute that trampling free people sovereignty will go unpunished. >> monday queen elizabeth ii's coffin will be taken from the palace of west and sir westminster abbey were her funeral will occur. live coverage begin at 5:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. also our free mobile video apps c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is sosa committee center? no it's way more than that. comcast's partner with 1000 committee centers to create wi-fi enabled so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the up-to-date and the latest in publishing with book tvs a podcast about books. with current nonfiction book releases. plus be

i am honored to take my place as prime minister in this house and to take on responsibility, a vital time for our country. i'm determined to deliver for everybody across our united kingdom. i will work constructively with all members of the house to tackle the challenges we face. mr. speaker, this morning i met with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meeting later today. >> thank you, mister speaker. i warmly welcome the prime minister to her place? this is the her first pmq and also mine. the prime minister is heard saying that british workers need to put in more ground and that they are lacking in skill. she also wants to take away basic workers rights. in my constituency the latest figures from the library shows the children over 7,000 households are living in child poverty, 68% of those households have working parents. does the prime minister believe thousands of working parents, low income, in my community, should just put in more grass? >> i congratulate the honorable lady on her first prime minister's questions.

speaker, i'm honored to take my place as prime minister in this house and to take on responsibility at a vital time for our country. i am determined to deliver for everybody across our united kingdom. i will work constructively with all members of this house to tackle the challenges we face. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i warmly welcome the prime minister to her place? it's her first pmq and it is also mine. in a leaked audiotape the prime minister has heard saying that british workers need to put in more ground, and that they are lacking in skill and application. application. she also wants to take away the basic workers' rights. in my constituency the latest figures from the commons library show that children, over 7000 households, are are living in child poverty. and that 68% of those households have working parents. so does the prime minister believed that thousands of working parents on low income in my community sho

these short and long-term steps alike are in europe's vital interest, america's vital interest and the entire free world's. beijing, tehran, and other authoritarian regimes cannot think for one minute that trampling free people's sovereignty will go unpunished. >> monday, queen elizabeth ii's coffin will be taken from westminster to westminster abby where her funeral will occur. on the mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government who are funded by these television companies and more, including sparklight. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home, at sparklight, it's our home, too. and right now, we're all facing our greatest challenge. that's why sparklight is working around the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it's easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier. tell your smart speaker, play c-span radio and listen to washing

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when she address this general assembly six to five years ago, she warned that it was vital not only to have strong ideals, but also to have the political will to deliver on them. now, we must show that will. let's fight to defend those ideals. but we must deliver on them for all of our people. as we say farewell to our late queen, the u.k. opens a new chapter, a new age, under his majesty, king charles iii. we want this era to be one of hope and progress i'm a one in which we defend values of individual liberty, self-determination, and equality before the law. one in which we ensure the freedom and democracy prevail for all people, and one in which we deliver on the commitment that her late majesty the queen made here 65 years ago. this is about what we doing the united kingdom and what we do as member states of the united nations. so today, i will set out what steps we are taking at home in the u.k. that are proposed blueprints for the new era we are now in. the new partnerships and the new instruments that we need to collectively adopt. our commitment to hope and progress must begin

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it is so vital because it enables real—time decision—making.nges in the weather, we can be notified, so people can help keep safe and make sure people are utilising the coastal environment sensibly. these buoys offer more than sensor data. aquaculture, farming at sea, is a growing part of dorset�*s economy. and sg—connected cameras underneath the buoys offer continuous monitoring of seaweed growth — and also make sure that no—one steals it! believe it or not, people do steal that kind of crop along the jurassic coast and we are feeding those images via high—definition cameras into an ai algorithm which is analysing the growth rates and saying, "is this seaweed developing at the rate we would expect it to?" and the sea data connected by the buoys is also transmitted via 56 due connected signs dotted along the coastline, providing potentially life—saving real—time information for visitors. buoy is sending information about things like the sea temperature, the sea state, wave height and goes to connected signs. the whole point really is to give pe

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the core competency of an analyst that we teach our mgimo students is to distinguish between the vitalests of the main secondary and judging by the citation of the cards. the inter american expert community is beginning to ask these important questions for the first time, though in all the classic strategy textbooks. this is the basic task. the number one task for any analysis, the rational approach of american analysts should have led them to the conclusion that that ukraine is a secondary interest. it can be instrumentally used against russia in order to weaken our country, to consolidate allies in europe in order to force them to buy american resources dearly in three years, but ukraine could never become a vital interest for which the united states would be ready to risk its own physical security and hmm, the situation in which they now find themselves naturally, pushes the most daily analysts to ask these questions. you ignore the white house enough. general talks about principles at stake, that china can strike in that spirit too, but you know, this is too broad a description of

vital come in vidal comrades they have already overcome the engine on their own, captain i have alreadyuggested, we can try to throw in fuel and lubricants, blow up the barrels, break open the ice, free you can try only about the world first you need to do it. we'll check. lee straight? and i'm another option. warm mass huh? who about what? and he always thinks about you. the company here team meeting has nothing to do with it. i'm waiting for andrey . i'm sorry that andrey nikolaevich is getting in. i also have experience. so sit down one captain it 's me, if you have any questions, suggestions, i'm listening to you carefully. there are questions, wishes , proposals, we will not blow up any barrels , as fuel may soon become vital . in general, we will not engage in any amateur performances. we are waiting for moscow's order. the team should talk about this, perhaps the iceberg is following us, about a hundred meters above the water, they called, of course, most likely, it will be carried away by the current without a locator. we even assess the threat. we can think no need to remind al

that as a matter of procurement and buying deals and energy carriers as well as fertilizes that are vital for agriculture. some countries seem to abuse dollar that is directly related to for financial security as a means of western ad, we see super powers johnny by applying the policy dollars, intimidation against small countries. nobody, i believe with other currents is in world trade, national currencies alike, russian rouble, remnant b and repeat. we also believe that the system of daughter could be a substitution to the dollar sisters. if we do that, then small countries would be able to overcome financial difficulties with us or would like to address a friendly countries with high levels of g d, p for support, you know, food security a, some countries could be fully resolved through a provision of food and access at evening to relatively cheap, healthy and reliable food products with are you gonna buy them? and you got to think, or any country could be considered safe in terms of food provision, if it's residence, to have unlimited and safe access to food, but available at affordable

also extends funding for vital federal education, health, housing and public safety programs. it keeps up school, job training and child nutritional investments and it keeps funds flowing to address badly needed affordable housing problems which plague so many families in florida. anyone who understands the housing struggles that millions of americans face cannot possibly ignore the relief that this c.r. offers. and this legislation also keeps america's security intact. while also supporting those brave veterans who defended us. this c.r. also kronlts russia's fake -- confronts russia's fake elections, to annex parts of ukraine whose families urgently need our support to defend global democracy and turn back a murderous communist tyrant. i am pleased that this continuing resolution before us reflects that vanishing breed of bipartisan, bicameral negotiated compromise. i hope our colleagues on the other side of the aisle respect that and honor the trust that americans hand us to maintain an orderly economy and state of affairs. this c.r. provides that basic test of governance.

he then went on to say, it reminded him of the vital parliamentary traditions. of course, we have a constitutional monarchy here in the u. k. the sovereign reigns, but does not rule as such. he spoke about the example of duty that his late mother had given, which he said, i have resolved faithfully to follow after that ceremony. there was a rendition of the national anthem for the 1st time. he's parliamentarians singing god, save the king as opposed to god save the queen, and then his medicaid passed by buckingham palace without stopping and headed off to the airport, where he's going to edinburgh. and the king has now arrived to n as in bird weight in a bass. now's time he'll be inspecting a god of honor at hollywood house palace, where his mother's coffin has been lying in ra, pays the game will then lead a rural procession a campaign. the coffin, st. john's cathedral. we'll also meet the 1st minister of scotland. nicholas hagin, underneath in rebels in ethiopia, northern t cry region say that ready for a mutually agreed cease fight with the government. they w

vba brownfields funding is providing this vital component.so since 2005 our centers have seen a wide variety of successful brownfield projects. epa states they've invested approximately $41 $41 millin brownfield funding and west virginia, resulting in an estimated $1.6 billion in leveraged funds, and creating about 5400 jobs in our state. while i can provide dozens of examples, i will quickly focus on three different but equally important projects that illustrate the success. the first one is the shepherdstown library. shepherdstown is one of the oldest towns in west virginia and they were in dire need of a new library building as the old building was way too small and had an adequate parking. lots of issues there. the most suitable location that could provide enough space was identified at the edge of their town, and decades ago that was the former town dump. the site was fully assessed, and corrective actions were conducted. in july of this year the town celebrated the opening of its new library. second example is the huntington fire statio

this is vital. this is the only way to protect the kiev regime from terror.mention the fact that joining russia will restore historical justice. here is what refugees forced to leave their homes and for permanent shelling carried out by the radicals. we will be strong in the living gap in the union. so do not separate us, as we were separated in the ninety-first year. that's why i think that this decision should have been made a long time ago. i am very happy, but when we heard, of course, we were delighted, because we have been waiting for many years and we want peace and tranquility. i would like to already be part of russia, let's say. so under protection we are all very happy. we are 8 years old. waited. this is in and finally this will happen, because we are tired already with children wandering to move constantly being afraid to return home. i so want peace. so i want to return to my people to your home very much. very glad. we want to save our grandchildren and children, otherwise we would not be russia helped us a lot. new reports of attacks from the

we committed $30 billion to food and food systems around the world at a vital time. that was april. a quick launch in commitment and we are building on those at the u.n. last week. network will go on. one of the things i mentioned is how do we have impact and how do we get things done? i have really tried to push that within our organization through people. personnel are a critical part of how the world bank act. we have been pushing operations for food security which is this major challenge. >> that's an interesting point. can you have those applied to other issues? so people can know more about how you approach -- who do you lean on in the organization for the climate advice and for getting this project weaving forward? >> there is a managing director level and a vice president level that are new faces but often old faces within the bank. well-known people doing stellar work on that. when covid hit, we wanted operations where we could cover a lot of countries because everyone needed masks and we were able to get as many as 160 country programs. imagine that you have legal document

having a place where people can go to breathe clean air in community is extremely vital and important. we are excited have the first clean air center in california here in our community in bay view hunter's point. it is important that we demonstrate the commitment to our communities that have been isolated disenfranchised and most vulnerable to the negative impacts of air quality this . is a demonstration of folks coming and care to make sure we take that step to get this done. on national voter registration day i appreciate everyone. i want to thank our director, director lam berg and working with the communities and with leadership to allow for spaces like this to happen in our libraries. thank you all so much i hope you have a beautiful day it is national voter registration day. do everything you can to give people to register and exercise their rights. thank you very much. >> [applause]. >> i want to thank all of our speakers so far especially the air district board of directors who shown out in numbers. you see the support this we get at the air district and i'm grateful for it.

each next attack of the vital.an the previous one, she says, the girl's mother has already started holding her breath. and the attacks are very hard when there are these short glimpses between attacks, they walk, sometimes they draw and read, but there are almost no toys in the house and vitalina does not have the usual childhood hobbies, she is prevented from being an ordinary child by running to play. just live will cry an attack the wind will rise in the street, as now an attack. after that , the strength of the girl remains less and less. there is hope that it is still possible to fix the need for help svyatoslav order maxim and pavel velkovsky of the ntv rostov -on-don television company. a soyuz rocket with the tsiolkovsky spacecraft was installed at the baikonur cosmodrome. the first launch is scheduled for wednesday as part of the program nasa astronaut alexander kanevich will go to the station along with the russians to talk about the goals of the mission. at 7:30 a.m., the soyuz ms-22 manned spacecraft is

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ultimately what could we could see here into happens that this becomes a vital first stop, a vital resource for aid they need to go to other parts of the state that would be more heavily impacted. see it maintain its strength. thank you so much for putting this up. where we see this green floodwaters portions of florida under a flood watch into georgia, also the carolinas a flash flood warning, that is in red, that is because we are seeing very heavy rain falling right now. it is nighttime a lot of people are gonna wake up some, homes maybe washed away. some homes will be never the same as to what they saw yesterday. it is gonna be a tough day and we will continue to see this heavy rain falling. let's talk about the flash flood, because that is the big story right now. right along the coast here, there's a high risk, that's a hot pink color, the doctor killer is red that's a moderate risk. that will continue this thursday into friday. also looking at a chance for the potential of some strong storms. tornadoes, they would be brief, but powerful. the impacts here, we saw this yesterday all da

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