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the national paralympic committee of belarus and this despite the recent statement by the head of the iocmas bach that sport should remain out of politics, what is the fault of our paralympic athletes?

membership of the national paralympic committee of belarus, despite the recent statements by the head of the ioctom dog, that sport should remain out of politics, for which the fault of our paralympic athletes is not specified. although each of them is already a big sports hero, the decision caused a great resonance. it's a complete loss. that's uh some kind of human form by people that's that kind decisions are made. we are well aware that this is not the will of the head of the paralympic movement, long ago and international organizations. including in the sports field, they have turned into platforms dominated by a certain point of view. so, uh, the americans approved the concept of isolating our country some time ago, they are trying to squeeze the republic of belarus out of all possible formats . this is the information by this hour about the news of the minsk region will be told by elizaveta lashkevich. liza good afternoon and a word to you good afternoon ekaterina gratitude to those who grow bread and provide milk for rewards on the eve of the professional holiday. well, the capital is ge

and this, despite the recent statement by the head of the ioc dog at the g20 summit in indonesia thatuld remain out of politics, in which the fault of our paralympic athletes is not specified, and this decision caused a great resonance. we understand that the decline of the paralympic movement is coming and unfortunately today. uh, if there used to be sport, uh, with elements of politics. so now it has become politics. and those countries that voted against us. yes, they did not hide that they carry out instructions from the governments that work with them. you do not have public organizations, uh, the state has no right at all, less than the military affairs of public organizations. learn democracy. you learn the freedom of speech to look at yourself. well, that's all the more etke, that is, over people who have become. this is the most annoying thing. now the constitution is changing. international paralympic committee, which came into force six months ago and they change it for themselves. here and e, today the executive committee e the international paralympic committee has the ri

this is despite the recent statement by the head of the ioc thomas bach that sport should remain outtics? what is the fault of our paralympic athletes is not specified. although each of them has already accomplished a great feat in life, therefore , disappointment, the main thing is not understanding, that the decision made by the international paralympic committee is quite understandable, of course, it was very unexpectedly everyone hoped that we would still be allowed, well, they allow the international arena to perform. as if, well, upset everyone was upset, well, let 's hope that maybe the next, not in the near future, more posey happened next year. tivny changes in this issue, of course, unsettling . many of course, like uh, title athletes like me are high achievers, meaning they will try to stay in shape. uh, i would like to wish the rest of the others to persevere and wait for more positive news. 54 votes in favor of removal 45 against and 18 abstentions the alignment was during the voting, despite this , belarus will continue to fight, the paralympic committee is registered i

that's all, and this despite the recent statements by the head of the ioc thomas bach that sport shouldout of politics, we understand that the split in the paralympic movement comes from those countries that voted against us, yes, they did not hide that they are fulfilling the instructions of the governments, yes, which work with them. you public organizations does not have e the state has no right to interfere at all has taken public organizations in our society democracy has been the height of freedom of speech on itself look here and even more so over whom, that is, over the people who stood up. this is the most offensive thing now, the constitution of the international paralympic committee, which entered into force six months ago, is changing, and they are changing it for themselves. so, uh, today the executive committee of the international paralympic committee has the right to remove any national paralympic commission to any athlete's coach without explaining the reason. that's what democracy is? is that what freedom of speech is? that the fault of our paralympic athletes is not s

national paralympic committee of belarus, and this despite the recent statement by the head of the ioc, thomas bach, that sport should remain out of politics, in which the fault of our paralympic athletes is not specified. although each of them is already a big hero of the sport. the decision caused a great uproar. this indicates a complete loss. here's some kind of human form by people who are this kind decisions are made. we are well aware that this is not the will of the leaders of the paralympic movement, and international organizations, including those in the sports field, have long turned into platforms dominated by a certain point of view. so, uh, the americans approved the concept some time ago. by isolating our country, they are trying to squeeze the republic of belarus out of all possible formats. the decision on discrimination was made at an extraordinary assembly of the organization 54 votes in favor of suspension 45 against and 18, abstentions today professional holiday marks the district police inspectors, in their duties, a wide range of tasks to respond to treatment pre

the ioc president, thomas bach, has said the week marks an important milestone in our ambition to supportws at our websites, bbc.com forward slash sports, including updates from australia against england in the first of their one—day matches. france's 18th century queen, marie antoinette, was known for her love of luxury, and someone will soon be able to take home two rare pieces of furniture that she once owned — for a price. they are going under the hammer at christie's during paris classic week. azadeh moshiri reports. are clean of extravagance and one with expensive taste. the kind that could not be curtailed, even if it sent her to the guillotine. people are still fascinated by it marry and to an a to. some of her treasured possessions are up for auction. translation: ~ ., ., translation: we have two fabulous pieces. _ translation: we have two fabulous pieces. one - translation: we have two fabulous pieces. one was i fabulous pieces. one was delivered to marie antoinette at the beginning of her life and the other a part of the last four years of her life. the cabinet was delivered in

will you try to initiate an investigation by the ioc or wada in a relationship?dic ski federation of norway since? uh, teresia hauck was recommended to hide her positive doping samples at the federation level, that is, in this sense, the world community, so to speak, is silent, where are these legendary investigators, who should now, in theory, should be consistent to come and say, well, norway has somehow you're not okay. in your kingdom. what can i say first? uh, that's the policy of all, uh, western countries. she, if you repented, then everything is already nobody no one will conduct any investigations , nothing will happen. they think that, well, this is enough even now, i read not so long ago. uh, the statements of the well-known biathlete samuelson, who was so very active during the time when investigations and courts were held in russian. changes yes, for the so-called conspiracy of some kind, uh, with doping in 2014, after sochi, what was there, he wet us from all sides, as soon as he could, she flew to them now. uh, the retropoietin story. eh, some coll

a n j . ioc says the continent actually has its own ideas when it comes to dealing with the issue of greenhouse gases. at this moment, when you say africa, we 3 percent greenhouse gas emission, we cannot be carrying the burden for everybody african lead us. i'm not very happy with that right here. i cop african read us one. josh n a d transportation under calling everybody to see let everybody sure that the burden that we still have to produce and use on not to our resources. there's a bonded gas in africa. we have to drive that gas, but even western nations on reach and wealthy nations, they are using gas opening called private plans. yeah. driving gas so much on the even taking some of africa gas to power europe right now. so we need to be able to have and use our gas to drive a petrochemical, dr. patillo fit the lives of plans, provide electricity for 600000000 people that do not have access to electricity, our own transition. it's going to be from burning fire wood to natural gas. we would not back down on our right to use on natural gas. we just one african to be able to make yo

but persisted in the ioc international committee eventually agreed with them and took the medals away. so that's technical. morally, it was more reprehensible not just for the reason of hypocrisy of those people, but also, the whole notion of amateurism was a sham. another member of the 1912 olympic team was george s. patton, the future general. he competed in the modern pentlon, target shooting, fencing, equestrian. he was pay by the u.s. army to practice for those events, was that amateurism? and jim thorpe played baseball nothing to do what he was in. the entire swedish team off six month before the olympic to train for the olympics and getting full pay for their job to do that, is that amateurism or professionalism? in so many ways, jim thorpe was the fall guy, the victim of all of that sham of amateurism. >> and that sort of brings us to avery. >> yes. >> and again, something i never knew, avery brunditch competed in the 1912 olympics. he was then the future president of the u.s. olympic committee and then the international olympic committee for decades and i always envisioned hi

the ioc president thomas bach has said the week marks "an important milestone in our ambition to supportinst new zealand, the red roses fifth world cup final loss at the hands of the black ferns. but despite a painful ending to their tournament, is this a turning point for women's rugby? the tournament in new zealand was the best—attended women's world cup ever, breaking the attendance record for a women's matchday twice. england captain sarah hunter said she feels like "people are waking up to how good the sport is. i'm delighted that england fly half zoe harrison joins us live... zoe.. how are you feeling how are the emotions?— how are you feeling how are the emotions? , . , . ., .,, , how are you feeling how are the emotions? , . , ., ., , ., emotions? devastated at the loss and obviously the — emotions? devastated at the loss and obviously the flight _ emotions? devastated at the loss and obviously the flight back _ emotions? devastated at the loss and obviously the flight back home - emotions? devastated at the loss and obviously the flight back home was i obviously the flight back

but i don't disagree with christine rarely, i think the ioc should be in as well.ok at what the fifa decision not to allow the players to wear armbands. you have to deal with the consequences of having this event in qatar. it should not be there. based on how they treat migrant workers, how they treat women, how they treat jewish people, how they treat gay people. it shouldn't be there. but it is there. and we have to deal with it and deal with the fallout from it. so for these players, from iran of all places, to not sing -- do you know what they could be up against when they go back to their country. you're talking serious consequences. and what i would love to see, kate, when the united states team takes the field next week against iran, here is what i would like to see. the players from both teams, they always stand there arm to arm with their fellow teammates. i would like to see them ban together. you could imamessage that could send. this is what big time sports is supposed to be about, right. breaking down barriers, making a statement and if you're fifa and

and 2007 the wiaa, the rule makers, adopted ioc position on transgender athletes.gery had to be done in two years of hormone replacement. 11 years later, only one calendar later of testosterone suppression and last year changed it again with no medical evaluations, and basically you can compete in a manner that is consistent with your gender identity. meaning you identify as being trans and you can compete on the women's team. now, they made this rule because they thought it was more consistent with the washington state's nondiscrimination laws that they had out there. i have been from the beginning out to -- i'm out for that, like that fourth place woman who is trying to make it to the state championships. you know, but there's a trans athlete in there in the top three that doesn't allow her to be able to do that, fulfill her dreams, maybe get a scholarship down the line. we have to keep it fair. and the lia thomas case, i was never against her, she played with the rules. and this athlete is playing with the rules but they have to change the rules and on the inter

ioc b arapour arms around something like that? >> well, you know, very carefully, honestly.been up really since the latter part of last year, and it hasn't really trended down at all. we've seen quarter-over-quarter i think our dairy number through the third quarter is still up over 25%, so you know, i think you have to be careful about how you manage that and you have to be careful with the customer and how you pass along pricing and where you pass along pricing and i think we've been mindful of that in everything that we've kind of managed. not just dairy but dairy represents about 28% of our basket, and but our total cogs are still up over almost 11% in the third quarter and i think it's a nice job of how we've managed that with pricing. liz: it's interesting we have a banner that says wake up and smell the coffee. if it were longer we would say coffee prices. i started with milk because i love the latte, but it's actually oat milk, coffee prices are up more at about 14.8%. at some point don't you really have to i guess annoy your customers and hike those prices, or are y

those are ioc's, which are small in this picture.nd all of the fintech, and, we are going to go to prepwork crypto and all those things. >> what do you think about bringing the superagent is in the u.s. banks and? >> i think they're looking more and more like wall street. and, we want the changes a little bit as we point out, we want the banks that are lending and doing housing and all of that on one table. not sure how into the next year we will figure it out. >> one of the mortgages in your constituents say are you seeing default happening? are you seeing people finding it difficult to pay their mortgages given the rising rate? >> i do not think we have complicit i will give you a story. yesterday i met and pitch them the ceo of a company called kraft heinz. it is hines catch up with all i do, and craft, and the merger. i talked to them about the child tax credit because they benefit. a lot of these groups really pushing corporate america to come to the table, they want this r&d tax credit. they're going to get the child tax credit