how much , the temperature will drop and where it will be coldest, ksenia levitskaya will tell equation today is the coldest day. at the beginning of autumn, a powerful cyclone continues to rage in the region, which throws arctic air here. how long will the cooling last and when will the temperature return will exceed the climatic norm in october, this is the weather, a joint project of the russian tv channel 24 centrophobos and akseniya levitskaya hello in the european part of the country, it reaches the peak of cooling from the very beginning of autumn. the weather in the region practically did not change ; precipitation, and on tuesday already half as much in saratov the sum for 24 hours was 29 mm. true, the cooling in the capital began to intensify, for example, the maximum temperature for 2 days dropped from 16 to 13 °, and in sochi, where showers were also noted, thermometer readings on tuesday amounted to only plus 19 °. after + 23 days earlier in the cities of the caucasus in some places. there were even snowstorms on elbrus, for example , due to strong wind and snow. the cable car ha

the demand is not the whole story here, though there is also the supply side of the equation today wes on the supply front the price of crude jumped nearly $4 off reuters report opec plus will be considered a major prod production that's why it's a good time to talk about a new oil and gas person i bumped into called permian resources when the merge er of centennial and colgate energy partners. i know it's out of style in the wall street fashion show except for the today because the group roared because of the opec production cut if that doesn't happen, this group will go down these aren't the stocks you want to own if you're headed to a worldwide recession because they're commodity stocks and the price always seems to go down when this happens but we like having options and i think permian resources, p.r. is worth considering. you know whether you might want to buy it on the way down so let's talk about this thing. centennial resource development announced mergers for colgate energy partners promising the largest exploration production company in the delaware basin which is a very lu

edge at the summer paralympic games called we're together a sport that has already reached its equator. todayis first fight. our footballers played against the belarusians. there was a team from vladikavkaz, at first our guys were inferior to the more experienced opponents, but they played selflessly in the last minutes and managed to reduce the gap in the score to a minimum of five or six, despite the loss. this match can be safely added to the asset of the belarusian team. the guys played like a real team. it was very difficult for us, firstly, as if the field was very heavy and wet after almost spitting rain for a day, guys, i’m getting ready as best i could gather my strength. well, we are not somewhere a little bit was enough in the preparation at home, because we don’t train almost at such big gates at home, but we don’t train. well, we didn’t have big training camps, but we tried, as we saw from the heart, everyone tore up their own patch of lawn and hammered everything they could paralympic champions of rio andrey pronevich. today, again, the best in his crown form of sword fencing. t

the most important thing today volunteers are essentially equated, and in a number of positions to contractn. they receive good social benefits such a case. the document will also apply to those who volunteered from the very beginning of the special operation. the new law lists all the legal nuances of volunteer formations may be created by the ministry of defense by decision of the president is determined by the order. the capturing of citizens , the provision of weapons with military equipment in the focus of special attention, the social aspect, the financial allowance of volunteers and its size will be the same as for contract soldiers, other payments may also be established. with a guarantee. there's something implied its own financial side, we are talking about wages, we are talking about natural regional payments that exist, and we are talking about a whole range of support that regions. today we have a powerful serious bill. every volunteer. his life is his support support from the state. this is archival. in the event of volunteer's death, his relatives will be paid a one-time allo

makes roughly 300,000 dollars, which equates to 14 million in today's terms. >> amazing. again, when you think of grant, as a general, i always thought of him as this big imposing figure of a man. but actually he was small in stature, wasn't he? >> he was very small, he was 5'7''and 130 pounds wet. why did they had the wet part? >> [laughs] >> -- he was 5'7''or 5'8", no offense. he was really small, so as a soldier, he never really wanted to be a soldier, he's that forced him to go to west point. and he was not that great at much. he went to west point, kicking and screaming, and when he went there, he got the appointment and they said you have the appointment, ulysses s grant. and he said no, my name is hiram ulysses grant. and they said, you can only get this name if your name is ulysses s grant. and so his name became ulysses s grant. the asked downs for nothing. his name was really high room. and then, he changed his name. he kind of stunk in school. 20 out of 39. he got a lot of demerits. but he was a really good horsemen. and it turns out that he was an excellent so

makes roughly 300,000 dollars, which equates to 14 million in today's terms. >> amazing. again, when you think of grant, as a general, i always thought of him as this big imposing figure of a man. but actually he was small in stature, wasn't he? >> he was very small, he was 5'7''and 130 pounds wet. why did they had the wet part? >> [laughs] >> -- he was 5'7''or 5'8", no offense. he was really small, so as a soldier, he never really wanted to be a soldier, he's that forced him to go to west point. and he was not that great at much. he went to west point, kicking and screaming, and when he went there, he got the appointment and they said you have the appointment, ulysses s grant. and he said no, my name is high-ranking ulysses grant. and they said, you can only get this name if your name is ulysses s grant. and so his name became ulysses s grant. the asked downs for nothing. his name was really high room. and then, he changed his name. he kind of stunk in school. 20 out of 39. he got a lot of the merits. but he was a really good horsemen. and it turns out that he was an exc

sells it and it's the best-selling book of the time and he makes roughly $3000 which equates to about $14 million in today's terms. thereby he takes care of his family. >> amazing. again when you think of grant as a general i always thought of him as this big imposing figure of a man but he was actually small in stature wasn't he? >> he was very small, 57, 5 feet 8 inches wet. adding in the wet part, 130 pounds wet. he was 5 feet 7 inches, 5 feet 8 inches, no offense. but anyway he was really small and he is a soldier never really wanted to be a soldier. his dad forced them to go to west point and he was not that great at much. he went to west point kicking and screaming and when he went there he got the appointment and they said well you have the appointment ulysses s. grant and he said no my name is hiram ulysses grant and they said you can only get this appointment if you're name is ulysses s. grant so his name became ulysses s. grant and the s stands for nothing. his name was really hiram and then he changed his name. he kind of stunk in school. he was getting a lot of demerits but he was a really good

he makes roughly $300, 000, which equates to about 14 million in today's terms. and thereby takes care of his family. >> amazing. again, when you think of grant as a general, at least i always thought of him as this big, big imposing figure of a man. but actually he was small in stature, wasn't he? >> he was released light. he was 57, 58, he was 130 pounds. 130 pounds a wet. why do they at the wet part? i was on a show and i said he was 57, 58, no offense. he didn't like that too much. but anyway, he was really small. so, as a soldier, he never really wanted to be a soldier. his dad forced him, and he is not that great at much. he went to west point kicking and screaming, and when he went there he got the appointment, and they said well, you have the appointment, and he said no, my name is -- and they said well, you can only get this appointment of your name is -- so his name became that, the s stands for nothing. that is -- his name was really high around. and then he changed his name. he kind of stuck in school. he was a 20 out of 39. he got a lot of the merits

today. cooler than average sea surface temperatures near the equator in the pacific.his three years in a row. i want to show you the prediction for the upcoming winter. typically you have the blocking high pressure. dryer for the southern tier of states. here's what forecasters are saying. 75% chance. continues this winter. december through february. forecasters are saying we transition to neutral conditions between february and april of 2023. but i do want to tell you it extensive studies on the weather, a lot of research and a lot of information on la niÑas. he's going back to the 1950's saying when you think la niÑa, you think it is dry for california. that has not been the case. some really interesting information coming out. obviously it will depend on the severity of la niÑa. whether it is weak, moderate, or strong. the past three years, we have seen drier than average conditions. so we will see what it brings. drought monitor, no change from last week. especially across the central valley and exceptional drought. in the bay area, same story. keep that in mind.

today is military chaplain's day . year, the ukrainian parliament legislatively equated chaplains withitary personnel, however, and the conditions under which soldiers of the spiritual service carry out their service the front with the beginning of a full-scale russian invasion became more cruel about people in cassocks who, despite the danger, go to the front with the word of god and also about the origins of the ukrainian chaplaincy further in the story, father nestor kyzyk is one of the youngest priests of the garrison church of peter and paul in lviv, he is 28 and he is a military man chaplain of the 103rd territorial defense brigade since april, this unit has been fighting in the war zone, and since then father nestor has been visiting his wards on the front line every month, there are needs, there are desires, and knowing that you are there they are waiting for it somehow you know you want to go there when you arrive with a smile they greet you in the queue for confession maybe not always maybe not everywhere when you arrive, for example, a place where they don't wait for you wel

equator of autumn 20-22. yes, but despite this , all our news today is as warm and cozy as possible, and now let's start, perhapsith mothers, of course, with mothers we recently celebrated with the whole country. why is there the warmest and most important in the whole world a holiday in the life of every person is mother's day and we want to introduce you to a very unusual mogilev mother, her name is svetlana radevich , she holds a leading position in the management of the state committee of forensic examinations of the mogilev region, a serious work of strict composure, but among the daily working routine. svetlana finds time for an unusual hobby. she creates audio fairy tales with illustrations and uploads them to the internet and that’s all, because she is the mother of four-year-old timofey youtube channel svetlana is called a chest of timofey’s fairy tales her first magic audio fairy tale. i uploaded it to the network 1.5 years ago, the creative processing fell in love with viewers from different countries, and so the number of subscribers to my personal blog imperceptibly increased to half a thousand, and

that relate to the participants in the special military operation ; today, in the third reading, a law is being adopted that equatesolunteers with military personnel, but questions still remain, as it turned out, the current pension legislation. it concerns military pensioners and involves the suspension of the payment of military pensions in the event that contracts are signed. military service continues one thing is voluntary, when a person signs a contract, the ministry of defense goes to serve another thing, when he is called up after mobilization and he also enters into a relationship with the ministry of defense and signs contracts. in this case, the pension is terminated in the near future. the lpr faction will prepare, corresponding to the amendment. we will ask for the government's position. the conclusion of the government requires article 104 of the constitution and we will introduce all these calculations and theses into the draft law of the state duma, with which, in general, it is difficult argue, but some factions have their own dissenting opinion, and the ussr, for example, is sure that the state sh

today, by status , they were equated with the military personnel.payments and benefits are laid. and to act new laws will be from the day of the beginning and alekseev zotov will lead his own. gazprom started supplying gas from the kovykta field in the irkutsk region kovykta chanda main gas pipeline for commissioning. this is a huge step forward for the most important infrastructure project of our country, the gas pipeline, the power of siberia is the main artery for the supply of russian gas to the export east, and specifically the kovykta field, which is part of it, is the most important resource base for the development of gas supply to the eastern regions of russia report nicholas tolchev. natural gas from siberia to the far east is now flowing like never before, once flowing to a pipeline line connected to the vykinskoye field, the largest in the region. there are reserves of about two trillion cubic meters of gas and over 65 million tons of gas condensate less than 2 years ago. in this part of the irkutsk region, there was only a deserted taig

>> i think what is interesting is today nobody asks about where the electricity comes from that goes into the ev's. we know for the hydrogen equationdrogen needs to be produced green. every project i hear about, it is about clean hydrogen. today, it is a small percentage of the hydrogen produced in the world. i feel we already have a lot of projections for the next five to 10 years. 2% or 5% of green hydrogen will become 10% and then 20% and 30%. that is the positive point for green hydrogen. it can only grow from now. alix: we appreciate your time. thanks very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: u.s. stocks hanging on to the rally on this monday. quick session highs were at 3%. still to play percent not too shabby. the nasdaq 100 hitting almost 4%. not just stocks, bonds are rallying, down about six basis points. it was lower by almost nine basis points earlier. tiny moves but we do have a stock and bond rally on our hands. i want to show you the p/e ratios of the stock market. this is where you are seeing the buying incentive. so much selling pressure. ratios are justifying that you should buy which explains why today's rally is not

equated to a feat. they said, no, this is the most we can do today for, uh, world peace, after all.e is how the orthodox church interprets. ah, the procession. it's something, shall we say, normal that a believer should do. every year or really, and this is worth something, well, somehow in secular life they will say applause there, but in orthodox life they will say that it can, really a feat in the life of the church, it is diverse and different forms, how we manifest our faith. this is manifested in the temple when we are present at the service. this is manifested in our families, when we try to bring up our children there. uh vere uh, backbone which is the observance of the commandments of god , and then already the members of our family. it's all carried. uh to the world. here in that space of life, where they work, where they communicate , and the procession is also. in general, such a traditional form that has existed in the church since ancient times as a prototype of religious processions. this is also apostolic about after all, when the apostles, the disciples of christ, t

today, classic devices are geostationary ones. well, they hang over the equators.m coverage of all latitudes of our northern motherland in particular. there will be better subscriber access to the satellite. this is one, and secondly, these are still not high orbits, where stationary orbits are 36,000 km. we place our constellation at 8.000 and these are significantly lower latency lower than classical communication systems. this will provide a completely different level of service and provide. there's a fairly good connection up to 300 megabits per terminal, which will work on ground latency. this is the time it takes to travel the distance from earth to orbit and back. now it will not affect the data transfer rate. this the final stage before the launch of the delivery of the product to the customer, representatives of roskosmos on the ground check how the solar panels will open in zero gravity. he is watching how the cooling system for transmitting an opposition signal in space will work. and how are you? see, here's the solar panel on this side, it's shiny on t

an advanced document that equates them in status to contract servicemen, that is, volunteers and everyone can count on appropriate social guarantees and compensation. also todays approved the draft appeal of the federal assembly to the parliaments of other countries on the need to improve the regime for compliance with the biological weapons convention. everything in the context of the situation with american laboratories in ukraine, moscow proposes to initiate international proceedings against kiev and washington on their military biological activities. our country. moreover, the evidence base is constantly expanding, the co-chair of the relevant parliamentary commission said today in the house. irina yarovaya for which it has what are the dangers of dual-purpose biotechnology, they are dangerous due to their unpredictability, suffice it to say that the recently announced and published studies i will emphasize foreign scientists, but about the high probability of artificial origin, quid and about the development by american scientists of a new hybrid of cavid, which has the potential threat of destroying 80% of those who will be infected with this new virus.

today , the campaign for the presidential elections in brazil crosses its equator until the decisivee incumbent right-wing president bosonaro and the left-wing ex-president will meet. lula stays 2 weeks. why now the election campaign is accompanied by a religious fever, what does all this mean for the outside world, especially for russia, will tell my colleague sergei blev. and all without exception in white pants, which is not all, but ostap bender became a part of landscape, as the great combines called it at home . but who are the great commentators in latin america itself this weekend of brazil are meeting with one very good news in the white city. finally, the christian festival took place again, which had not been held for 2 years before. caid was here and the incumbent was scripted. whose supporters are delighted. it will most excuse the mother of god in heaven to talk to her son and help brazil so that our president remains in power for another 4 of the year. true, there are those who remind me that he was with me, maybe a catholic, but he got divorced more than once, and the

a0 millimetres fell in stirlingshire today adding to what has been a very wet week. some of these values are equatinga week. it is clearing now. this was a weather watcher picture sent in from nairn around half an hour ago. the weather front is still active, we have had gales in the wind still buffeting and it's heading into england and wales. some miserable conditions if you are travelling through the rest of the evening and overnight, tomorrow morning's rush hour because it will drag its heels to clear from the south and east. quite blustery winds, but it will be milder as a consequence. chilly further north and that's despite the strong gale force winds buffeting the northern isles and the north of scotland, for much of the day actually throwing in some showers, but in contrast to today's much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. largely dry day with sunny spells and the odd shower. the winds from the north—west, so a slightly fresher feel, and temperatures a degree or two down. noticeably for england and wales. as we go through tomorrow night, again it looks dry but increasingly clear. mor

today. my name's you know me. we begin with breaking news, rushes, president. how's the equated ukraine to a terrorist organization? he made the comments during a meeting of the national security council about the recent attack on the coach bridge in crimea, gave citizen was like t a regime as long resorted to terrorist methods, such as assassination of activists, journalist scientists, both in ukraine and in russia. it also includes the terrorists shelling the cities of the don bass and also nuclear terrorism, such as lead artillery strikes against these upper of your nuclear power plant. we know who are the beneficiaries of these attacks do. the key regime has placed itself alongside international terrorist organizations. the most notorious once those are dozens of myth aisles have had critical infrastructure in major cities all across ukraine. critical energy and communications infrastructure has been struck in at least 14 cities. that is, according to ukranian officials, the capital key of was at the forefront of the attack. ah, well, this is some of the latest footage we've

today. with a growing share of electric editions as close to misfortune as people make the wrong equation that a simple car means low price shot is out. unfortunately, not of the little 5. that is because of the high quality lithium batteries we installed that are now standard and modern cars. each room proxy and ion the strong . and that's the cheap price factor. of course, that is natalie's from the hub price compound, ender. it costs 22000 heroes for the d i. y kit, or $27000.00 plus to have a car converted by the city sex team. the exotic appeal of the causes even led to the gross of trouble safaris in berlin, where tourists can cruise around the classic sites of the been jungle. and now of course, there are electric additions to it. it's a, it's an adventure, right? that is going oh, this is also a bench with the road to the way the road is, you know, or, or not at all. so for this and of course the traveler trip takes in checkpoint charlie the most famous border crossing between east and west berlin from omaha, nebraska. it's pretty amazing being at the wheel of a trip on to checkpoint c

today, classic devices are they are geostationary. well, they hang over the equators.all latitudes of our northern motherland in particular. there will be better subscriber access to the satellite. this is one, and secondly, these are still not high orbits, where stationary orbits are 36,000 km. we place our constellation at 8.000 and these are significantly lower latency lower than classical communication systems. this will provide a completely different level of service and provide. there is a fairly good connection up to 300 megabits for terminals that will work on ground delay. this is the time it takes to travel the distance from earth to orbit and back. now it will not affect the data transfer rate. this is the final stage before the launch of the delivery of the product to the customer, representatives of roskosmos on the ground check how the solar panels will open in zero gravity. see how the positioning signal transmission cooling system works . and how are you? see, here's the solar panel on this side, it's shiny on the back . it is dark there, there are no p

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the most important thing today volunteers are essentially equated in a number of positions with contract we are talking about payments, of course , regional ones that exist, and we are talking about a whole range of support that the regions provide. today we have a powerful serious bill. every volunteer. his life is his support support from the state. this archived by volunteer detachments. it is possible to obtain the status of a combat veteran . in what cases and in the case of passage and participation in a special military operation specifically from february 24, when it was announced by the president. in the event of the death of a volunteer, a family member of the deceased will be paid a one-time allowance in the amount of 3 million rubles. according to the new law, volunteers are subject to compulsory state insurance at the expense of the federal budget, in addition, they will receive the right to free travel by rail air, water and road transport, with the exception of taxis. this is news of the week next in the program. a participant in the nudist movement attacks her husband wit

did you look at today's sentencing and say, well, maybe that changes the equation for graham and hisr donald trump as we wait for the january 6. >> there is gravity still, a force in the world of politics and in the courts. you can't just wave a magic wand, make up claims. what we saw was the judge saying, look, you can use the speech and debate clause to avoid being hauled into court. you can't use that clause to get out of testifying about an allegation you've broken the law. it's not a get out of jail free card. we'll see if he wins that one on appeal. certainly it shows there is some accountability. you can't just wave the magic wands as the president has on some occasions as bannon did. in his case the child was contempt of congress and he showed contempt for the entire proceeding. sometimes you negotiate with your lawyer over conditions and appearance. he didn't really do that. >> joyce, there's news, devlin barrett reports this. some of the classified documents recovered from the fbi from donald trump's mar-a-lago home and private club included highly sensitive intelligence re

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equate that with a rules-based order. unlike the situation that cost the rights and lives of people, they are being threatened today. many are getting certainty in their future, it can ultimately be done, with the russian federation. we saved these people in crimea who were written in the organization. we understood how outraged our opponents will be by it and today, these threats from internationals are serious, and they are being supplied with russian weapons every day and they keep using them against those residential areas which never used to be reached by the ukrainian armed forces. there also civilians come out by the ukrainian regime. they killed fighters, openly admitting this to western mass media and they are both saying they are shooting russian collaborators. this is not a metaphor. it was shown in a video by those that have come out. in some areas people are being executed and thrown into pits. which was similar -- the ukrainian nationalist have left behind a trail of devastations. and where kyiv is trying to play out the same scenario. in the south of ukraine they decided to opt toward a future with ru

today to talk about abortion. our work on women in politics does not equate abortion and i wonder and worry that when we say gender and we talk about women there is an equation to advocating for abortion or against abortion. we are talking about the importance of representation and the diversity of women's viewpoints on those issues and i hope that many women have platforms with different positions to talk about that issue. host: let's hear from trish on the independent line from belmont, new hampshire. you are on. caller: kelly, keep doing what you are doing. i dial this number because i heard the 1950's housewife talking about emotions, and then i hear the physician. that is scary. we are in the year 2022. what scares me is i am independent. donald trump -- i want to say, i voted for him twice and i would never vote for him again. i cannot believe -- i finally realized that turnoff newsmax, turnoff fox, turn on c-span. that is real news. what scares me -- between the physician at the 1950's housewife, i just hope her husband was not sitting there telling her what to say or rooting her on. make america great agai

power station, this will be equated to the use of weapons of mass destruction - said the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi. i wish you good health, dear ukrainians. todayi took part in a meeting of the european council. the topic of protecting ukraine and our energy security was among the main ones . of russia and about our needs, in order to protect ourselves from this form of terror directed against energy systems, russian troops continue to attack our power plants, in the end such russian meanness will also fail, we are doing everything to get more modern and effective air defense systems for ukraine and about and there will be a day when we announce that the ukrainian sky has become completely protected from russian missiles , iranian drones and any other carriers of evil russia tried to blackmail europe with gas and oil is organizing sabotage on underwater gas pipelines and critical cables in europe tried and is trying to freeze people and what happened russia only lost its weight in the european the energy market, which has been on the right since the time of brezhnev , and i will definitely get treated as the most unfrozen international criminal

sent there anastasia about the liberal news, brussels belgium today, the companies for the presidential elections in brazil cross their equatorsecond round, in which the current rights will meet the president was saru and the left, the former president lula remains only 2 weeks later why the election campaign is accompanied by a religious fever, and what does it all mean for the world and especially for russia my colleague sergey lev will tell. and all without exception in white pants, in fact, everyone, but ostap bender has become part of the landscape in rio de janeiro, as the great strategist called the question in his own. but who is now the great commentator in latin america itself, this weekend of brazil is met with one very good news in the white city. finally, the christian festival took place again, which had not been held for 2 years before because of the bullfight was here and the current president was sunaro. pure supporters are delighted. it is the language of the mother of god on heaven to talk to his son and help brazil so that our president will stay in power for another 4 years. true, there are those who reca

today, classic devices. they are geostationary . well they hang on the equators.e provide uniform coverage of all latitudes of our homeland. northern in particular there will be better subscriber access to the satellite. this is one, and secondly, these are still not high orbits, where the stationary orbit 36.000 km. we uh place our constellation at 8.000 and these are significantly lower delays - lower delays than in classical communication systems. this will provide a completely different level of service and provide. there's a fairly good connection up to 300 mbps for terminals that will work on ground latency. this is the time it takes to travel the distance from earth to orbit and back. now it will not affect the data transfer rate. this is the final stage before the launch of the delivery of products to the customer, representatives of roscosmos on the ground check how they will be disclosed solar panels in weightlessness. he is watching how the cooling system for transmitting an opposition signal in space will work. and how are you? see, here's the solar pa

equate someone's religion with their politics. however, taken together, the findings on religion and national identity show that the northern ireland king charles reigns over todayed 70 years ago. well, i wouldn't take the census in isolation. i think that it is an example out of many, which shows that we are living in a society that has changed. we are living in a society that will continue to change. and i think the results from the census show that there is a momentum and a trajectory to further change on this island. there is a conversation around constitutional change, and i do think it's inevitable that the question will be put to the people on this island, north and south. unionists reject the notion a united ireland is inevitable. some believe the monarchy�*s popularity here will shore up the argument for staying in the uk. undoubtedly, demographic change means that it's more important than ever for those of us who believe in the union to make a positive case for it. you know, i absolutely don't think that attitudes to the union have to split down sectarian lines. i feel sure that our new king and the royal family will continue to provide an important sy

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i don't think we should equate that with the kind of mainstreaming of anti semitic conspiracy theories. that is happening todayblican party in the form of the kind of replacement theory or the demonization of george soros, which happens on an almost daily basis. >> there are times when when criticisms and debate over israeli policies, particularly israeli treatment of the palestinian people, can trigger accusations or denunciations of anti semitism. what's the line there? where's the line? >> well, that's the million dollar question. and everybody i think draws the line in different place. i mean, people recognize that not all criticism of israel. is anti-semitic. i think that principle is widely recognized. but where exactly criticism of israel crosses the line into anti semitism is much debated. in my view, criticism of islam becomes anti semitic when it draws upon anti-semitic stereotypes, anti-semitic ideas or tropes or representations of jews. in other words, when israel is kind of depicted in the same ways that jews once depicted in anti-semitic literature and anti semitic discourse, or when israel is ac

how did that change the equation as professionalism seeped more and more into journalism? prof. gajda: my theory is that and it continues through today, as journalism -- back in the day , we had pulitzer and hearst and those sorts of publishers who often times published with very little regard for any sort of privacy interests. so courts began to embrace the idea of privacy and suggesting that publishers would be liable for publishing truthful information, if that information was not newsworthy. so, for one example, there was a journalist who took a picture of conjoined twins and published the image. very early on, there was privacy in that image and the courts found that journalist would be liable for taking that picture and publishing it as he did. you get this sense of courts being very disruptive so -- distrustful of journalism. and sucking -- second guessing the justice system. in the 1920's, a uniform code of ethics across the united states began and newspaper editors got together and decided there would be one code of ethics for all journalists. that code of ethics included privacy provisions. the suggestion that some informat

not but er equating er civil society of ukraine to russian and belarusian er in my opinion, the nobel committee is making a colossal mistake because there is no civil society in russia today there is a vandalized memorial, which , by the way, is not here, it is not banned and it has already been banned. and all those who were the core of this committee was either planted or they embodied the same thing actually applies to the belarusian situation, that is why i see in this decision an attempt to point out something that is not really there and once again push this completely false thesis that russia can be democratized from russia it is possible to do something similar to the civilized world, and that is why we will support there those who can be counted on the fingers of one hand, mr. volodymyr, when absolutely p vitaly, this is an absolutely wrong message, and we are not. i think that we are not should help create the illusion in the west that russia can be democratic, volodymyr, when academician andriy sakharov received the nobel peace prize in the entire soviet union , there were only 10 human rights defenders . yaznov, including ukrainian, including those who founded