her or i say, as they say, the residents of the contract, they concluded with a certain company atlant city it was she who was supposed to provide the village with central water supply and conduct gas, investors really started working , a gasification project was created. and even 12 km of networks were laid, but after a couple of years, the atlancity group filed documents for bankruptcy , a new investor came to this territory, who signed a corresponding agreement with the atlant city group. and e works on e, gas supply resumed, the technical conditions were extended until the end of 22, respectively, almost 1.5 km of a high -pressure pipe was laid from the volodarskoye highway directly to the microdistrict. sunny island blue fuel was supposed to go through the pipes in november last year. well, this investor did not fulfill the terms of the contract to work on connecting the microdistrict. should have resumed in january of this year, but no workers, no equipment. residents never saw in the administration of the leninsky urban district. already wrote an appeal to the ministry of housing and

>> damn, i have to remember that okay [ light laughter ] atlantic city.seth: you know what we're going to throw it up on the screen >> please do i wish you would have said that before i tried to guess my schedule [ laughter ] >> seth: no, it's great. you obviously are really excited. before you -- before you go onstage, double check so you don't walk out and be like, "it's great to be in atlantic city when you're in, like, tallahassee. >> i've done that so many times. >> seth: have you done it before >> yes oh, my god i was on the cat tour, and i walked out -- i walked out, and i was like, "what's up, columbus?" [ light laughter ] they was like, boo, bitch. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is the thing about you and knowing the enthusiasm you said it, none of them thought it was an honest mistake. >> it was like it was -- "what's up what's up? what's up? what's up, columbus? [ light laughter ] boo! [ laughter ] >> seth: leslie, i am so excited for this week. "daily show" doesn't know how lucky they are [ cheers and applause tomorrow night, she'll be on through

this whale was actually buried in atlantic city.ection believe me, it's a whole lot better than how we used to do it. >> it had been so long since a whale had washed up in lane county nobody could remember how to get rid of one. so dynamite it was some 20 cases or a half ton of it. the long dead pacific grave well would be almost dissent united states graduated by the blast. any small pieces would be taken care of by seagulls and over saf ventricle to enter gears. i'm confident it will work. the only thing is we're not sure exactly how many explosives it will take to disintegrate this. [explosion] oh not only killing the whales but eyesores. "primetime" is hearing these babies have enough raw power to knock chris christie off his chair at the beach. like dean ocean advocate and knowledge group protect our coast. mike, we're hearing these things are going to be a thousand feet tall. you're going to be able to see them. i think we have artistic rendition of what they are going to look like at the jersey shore if you guys can put that

bob wilson was carried out when he first got a license in atlantic city and he disappeared for six months they sold him out of a lot of stuff. one of the points he made -- one thing he learned from that is never short in valuation alone wait until it breaks and that's the time to use a colorful four-letter word that's the time to be short. i've shorted recently. >> it's on the idea you think the valuation is still high and the momentum is to the down side basically? >> i just don't think it's worth more than the top five automakers in the world combined all of whom are coming with massive electric vehicles. there hadn't been any electric vehicles what killed resorts international is they gave more licenses to the companies in atlantic city. it was i haddiotically expensive they have a lot of free much karch flow the difference between tesla and other technology stocks, it's selling into a bad business. the auto industry is a bad business got too much capacity and they irn long returns on capital. tesla is fighting a bad time. >> bill iv you don't short in the fund, right? you don't have t

tower to the mistress of a big mobster and he flew john gotti top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city. >> and later claimed he didn't know the guy. >> eddie never keeps records i can mob boss, right? >> no records, no notes. look, i think there's a wanted the quality about it with trump but there's certainly, among roy cones clients were mobsters and the mafia was deep into the concrete industry in new york city which was material that trump chose to build trump tower with. and then he had interactions with mafia mafia linked fs doing his casino project. at minimum trump has no problem with it. at most i would say he gravitated towards that, and he certainly adopt those kinds of behaviors, and michael cohen it talks about this all the time. trump speaks in a code and gives you a sense of what he wants you to do without openly saying it. >> so we know that he adopted this character john boehner anything to son barron and he would pretend to be this other guy on the phone but i learn from your book, i'd never heard of vini before. who is benny? what was that about? >> so then he was the

>> yes >> jimmy: you're at the hard rock casino in atlantic city on march 11th >> yes y'all gotta come and see us perform. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i would see you guys live >> oh, my god. we are stupid. >> jimmy: you talk about everything on this show. >> everything. >> jimmy: it really is like, what is going on in the world, what is going on in movies, music, pop culture >> what's going on in our life >> jimmy: what's going on in your life. >> yes >> jimmy: actually, the thing i listened to, you had a medium, maybe, or a psychic? >> yes >> jimmy: but what they do is, they see who your soulmate is and they draw them >> yeah. man, did you get the picture >> jimmy: yes, i did >> please tell me you got it, because -- i want this audience to see this now, does this look like the man who can handle my caresses [ laughter ] is this -- does this look like the man that's gonna to survive any type of night with me? >> jimmy: yeah - [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> no. >> jimmy: i like that. >> please leave my amazon package on the steps - [ laughter ] and get

take a place like atlantic city, new jersey, back then 30 to 40 days of snow.her by the weekend with a chance of showers sunday. >>> we have a first look at the trailer for a new docu-series called "killing county" about a deadly shooting that rocks a family and a small town, tracking the family's search for truth and the ugly secrets they discover. colin kaepernick is the executive producer. it premieres friday, february 3rd on hulu. take a look. >> this is one of the most powerful projects i've ever been involved with. >> i have never known bakersfield to be a violent place. that changed pretty quickly. >> highest rate of officer involved deaths anywhere in the country. >> two people are dead following an early morning shooting. >> my son died in a shootout. >> you start to see there's more than just a couple of bad officers. >> you're, like, i'm calling the cops on the cops. >> you don't have to experience a problem to know there's a problem here. >> you shouldn't be judge, jury, and executioner. >> my brother was an amazing person. he was -- sorry. >> the p

. >> all i can think about is what happens to atlantic city that aside, you are telling us, contessa,i hear you right, we could go from zero casinos in new york, big ones, to three we could have one on long island, we could have one at hudson yards and the heart of times square. >> those who are applying for license in new york city may have an uphill climb there are a lot of vested interests in what happens to any available land in new york city. it does seem to make sense it is where you have the most concentration of people. sands loves long island because you are close to laguardia and jfk. there are 3 million people who live on long island who could drive with cars and you have the space to develop world-class convention and conference facilities and entertainment and provide an alternative crowd that happens in manhattan. we have to wait and see. the money on the line here, brian, the conservative state sponsored research report came out and maybe said $4.5 billion is the market for this i'm hearing the companies think it could be $10 billion market it could be a $12 the$12 bill

applicants were taken that year as we have mentioned she then turned to singing in nightclubs in atlantic city and eventually found success with i loves you porgy. which billie holiday had made famous. she was conflicted about this still seeing herself as a classical musician and not a jazz performer, but it became a top 20 hit. settling down with her husband and becoming a mother and meeting hands very too simone was horrified by the 16th street baptist church bombing of september 1963 in birmingham, alabama, which resulted in the deaths of four girls at choir practice followed soon after by the murder of civil rights activists, edgar evers. 64 in jackson, mississippi, all of which prompted simone to write her important call to action a song about mississippi and alabama and the rest of the south mississippi --, which picked up on some of martin luther king's themes in his 1963 letter from birmingham jail. this is a very famous letter. i'm sure you have heard of it, but i wanted to just highlight the emphasis. he puts here on the word. wait right how you must wait how you must be slow. and of

had buried was that a few years before they found the bodies and stuff, i was in new jersey, in atlantic city, looking for housing for members of the freedom democratic party. a good friend of mine was in new york, james baldwin's brother. and i called and talk to him. he, said why don't you come up here for kabul is for you go back to mississippi? bob of law. i said, okay. to make a long story short, i go to visit him, and we get some chicken and waffle at wells, in harlem. we get caught in the middle of the harlem riots for two whole days. and while i am there, i am going for two things. this is happening in new york, because to me, new york is like paradise. a place of integration. but then, on top of that, as a kid -- the kid's shot by a police officer. the cut comes up and put a gun to his head. all of that, i had buried. so the next day, i leave new york with a plan, i go back to mississippi. and i'm there with james cheney. so where it would happen that day, now i just saw been cheney. i saw that kid. so all of this that i had just buried, during the writing of this book, that's just a

not as much tourism on the east coast of the us, there has also been below average snowfall with atlantic city baltimore, new york city, philadelphia and washington, dc, receiving no measurable snow. so far, we are two weeks into what's been in unusually strong and long series of storms, and we could have well over a week of this weather still to go. if this weather is wearing on you, you are not alone. let's turn to mindfulness expert jenny johnson with the san francisco department of public health. and how do we get through these next couple of weeks? thanks for being with us. pleasure my pleasure. we should start by acknowledging that there are families who have been displaced from their homes. businesses that have been ruined. so there are people under extreme duress right now. absolutely i mean, human suffering is universal, and we're seeing major weather changes across the country. we're seeing it globally. and so minding your heart really assessing? what are my resources in this moment? what do i actually have to work with allowing the tears to come because it's stressful and tears do c

alexis mcadams reporting live from atlantic city, new jersey today. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha.ng about more than half a dozen whales in the last month that have washed up on the shores of new york and new jersey. officials are trying to figure out what's happening. this is the latest picture in the past few days here. this 20 to 25 foot long hump back whale watched up on shore. the marine mammal stranding center susthe cause of death appears to be from a veries sample strike. but marine groups say that underwater surveys could be to blame here, a new jersey congressman jeff van drew is one of many causes for a pause in the surveys while the deaths are being investigated. ocean life is being put at risk as our governor and president force through the green new deal policies without giving full consideration on their real world impacts. phil murphy says the whale deaths are tragic and this work should continue. let's listen. >> we're here in coalition expressing that we're sad to see wildlife suffering and casualties of wildlife. at the same time, we understand it's a way bigger

>> yes >> jimmy: you're at the hard rock casino in atlantic city on march 11th >> yes y'all gotta come> jimmy: you talk about everything on this show. >> everything. >> jimmy: it really is like, what is going on in the world, what is going on in movies, music, pop culture >> what's going on in our life >> jimmy: 's

if we look at latest snowfalls in other major northeast or mid-atlantic cities, we could be breakingds all over the place. since the 1800s, all these records occurred in 1972-73. we have to get to february 21 in baltimore, february 23 in washington, d.c. philly can't break the record, only tie it, snowless in the 72-73 winter. if you think why haven't we had snow, this gives you a pretty good understanding. new york city consecutive days with an above normal temperature 34 and counting that. is a record set back basically this is the record, folks. this is the record. i walked yesterday, poppy. felt so nice outside. >> i know. my kids had no jacket on when i picked them up at school. i want snow. >> i went to weather camp at penn state. i'm not kidding. >> back to you guys. >>> back to memphis this morning where the fallout is continuing as three memphis fire department employees have been fired for violating policy and protocol in their response to tyre nichols. two more memphis officers have been relieved of duty. last hour you heard for the first time from tulsa' brother. this is

back in my day, if you wanted to make $14 in jersey, you went down to atlantic city and sold a bottleon the boardwalk. [ light laughter ] and someone would say, you know, walgreens sells these for 99 cents, and you'd say, well, then go there, you too-tan, jacked-up bastard. and then he'd throw you in the sea, jersey-style. and, oh, yeah, the seagulls would laugh at you back in my day, new york city didn't have a rat czar jiminy whiskers. back in my day, we had a rat mayor, and his name was rudy giuliani. [ laughter and applause "you dirty rat." back in my day, bill cosby wasn't planning a comeback comedy tour. puddin' pops back in my day, if cosby was playing in something, you'd best byob [ light laughter ] hopefully this time it will only be his jokes putting people to sleep. [ light laughter ] a lot of cosby fans here [ laughter ] back in my day, there was no "avatar" movie making gobs of money in theaters. [ dog barking there was? [ dog barking i saw it [ dog barking twice? [ dog barking and i loved it so weird i have no memory of any of that. oh, you know what? i guess i do rememb

elsa marie was born in atlantic city in 1926 and died peaceful but, but a lot went into- she was listening to frank sinatra and the little sister. and she attended our lady of perceptual high school and a proud with graduate and got a job as a clerk met the love of her life and eloped she was 19 and they owned a store to this day she'll be at work and el say and dino provided themselves with their customers and truly defined a farm walgreens or any other national change a truly favored paramedic and everyone on 34igs street loved them from the fish and the imfamous uniform store which closed and the catholic school kids in the bay area and up to 6 months ago elsiecy was still going to work and- after the move they were welcomed to the tight-knit lady of mercy with countless friends and illustrator and martinis were center and lived 96 years and lived it all throat threw the depression she lost city council but gave that a wonderful try and all the juice of a matriarch of a large italian family made her make sure people are present and left behind a legacy for decades to come and one of a k

4 to 7 in indianapolis airport delays there wet weather, heavy rain, 2 inches from nan duct to atlantic cityharlotte and atlanta as well. so pack that patience. guys. >> all right, al, thank you so much. >>> now to washington. all it took to bring republicans and democrats together was taylor swift lawmakers on both sides of the aisle quoted the pop star as they grilled ticketmaster executives about the recent concert ticket fiasco. savannah was there hey, savannah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we all remember two months ago ticketmaster essentially broke down during the presale for taylor swift tickets leading to major meltdown from swifties heard across the internet. well, all that bad blood culminated in a congressional hearing that left ticketmaster defending its reputation >> may i suggest, respectfully, that ticketmaster ought to look in the mirror and say, i'm the problem? it's me. ♪ >> reporter: tuesday's hearings might have sounded like a taylor swift music video. >> i think it's a nightmare dressed like a daydream. >> reporter: but very real concerns about ticketmaster

. >> he goes and gambles at the borgota in atlantic city. he's living life.profess his innocence. >> he called me, and he had just said, you know, that it wasn't him. he loved her. he never would do anything like that to hurt her. >> lucky miller says she remembers having an uncomfortable run-in with thomas clayton at a local casino. >> i came down the escalator, and i hear, lucky. lucky! and he's like, "hi, lucky." and he goes "i didn't do it." >> so he pleaded his innocence with you too? >> mm-hmm. i didn't do it. i was going to take her away on a second honeymoon. i'm like, tom, i don't know what to believe. >> as police begin interviewing all kinds of people close to thomas clayton, a name comes up, michael beard. >> thomas clayton and michael beard knew each fivyea. >> i learned that he was a jack-of-all-trades for thomas clayton and had been to the clayton family home to do jobs there occasionally. >> mr. beard, i'm byron pitts. >> my colleague byron pitts sat down with clayton's former employee, michael beard. >> any time something come up, he'd call m

guess what we have had a snowless january so far for new york, atlantic city, philadelphia, baltimoreget into february as you get down the i-95 corridor that could change with this latest storm system coming the reason we don't see snow i the warm temperatures, looking up to 30s in boston, above average, nashville, st. louis, chillier out west. denver 15 degrees below average but the temperatures will continue to stay warm through tomorrow here in the east, chilly out west take a dip as we get into the weekend. 30s in buffalo, 30s in pittsburgh, new york city warms >> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a cold start but it is sunny, and we will also have a nice and mild afternoon. our temperatures do continue to warm up inland reaching into the mid-60s, but notice our weekend temperatures. it will get colder and eventually we'll see some rain coming in most likely happening by sunday into monday off and on showers, highs in the low 50s. and for san francisco expect a high of 60 today with a sunny sk guys >>> next, the american men serving up history at the australian op

first year, president lincoln negotiated with great britain to the end of the 350-year-old atlantic slave trade city. they were building the cordon of freedom. federal antislavery politics and it was filled with the emancipation proclamation and more game revolution. in 1862 lincoln had begun to warn the loyal border states that emancipation would soon lead to abolition. the famous proclamation of january 1 in 1863 could declare it universal in all the disloyal parts of the south and in the middle of that year, lincoln began using emancipation to ncweaken slavery in all of the southern states until one by one they began to abolish slavery on their own. there was the original goal of the abolitionist and the goal now radicalized by war. in the last year of the war, six slave states under direct it pressure from lincoln abolished slavery on their own. arkansas was first followed by louisiana, maryland, virginia, missouri, and tennessee. the effect was dramatic and when lincoln was elected president in 1860, there were 15 slaves and 18 free states in the unions. that proportion made it inconceivable th

elsa marie was born in atlantic city in 1926 and died peaceful but, but a lot went into- she was listening to frank sinatra and the little sister. and she attended our lady of perceptual high school and a proud with graduate and got a job as a clerk met the love of her life and eloped she was 19 and they owned a store to this day she'll be at work and el say and dino provided themselves with their customers and truly defined a farm walgreens or any other national change a truly favored paramedic and everyone on 34igs street loved them from the fish and the imfamous uniform store which closed and the catholic school kids in the bay area and up to 6 months ago elsiecy was still going to work and- after the move they were welcomed to the tight-knit lady of mercy with countless friends and illustrator and martinis were center and lived 96 years and lived it all throat threw the depression she lost city council but gave that a wonderful try and all the juice of a matriarch of a large italian family made her make sure people are present and left behind a legacy for decades to come and one of a k

elsa marie was born in atlantic city in 1926 and died peaceful but, but a lot went into- she was listening to frank sinatra and the little sister. and she attended our lady of perceptual high school and a proud with graduate and got a job as a clerk met the love of her life and eloped she was 19 and they owned a store to this day she'll be at work and el say and dino provided themselves with their customers and truly defined a farm walgreens or any other national change a truly favored paramedic and everyone on 34igs street loved them from the fish and the imfamous uniform store which closed and the catholic school kids in the bay area and up to 6 months ago elsiecy was still going to work and- after the move they were welcomed to the tight-knit lady of mercy with countless friends and illustrator and martinis were center and lived 96 years and lived it all throat threw the depression she lost city council but gave that a wonderful try and all the juice of a matriarch of a large italian family made her make sure people are present and left behind a legacy for decades to come and one of a k

petersburg in the zone of influence of one of the atlantic cyclones on thursday in the city on neva wasavily snowed. visibility deteriorated to 2 km, and the temperature during the day was kept within -2 -4 °. this despite the fact that even at the beginning of the week, it was minus nine 11 here, and a storm hit the caucasus in dagestan due to bad weather without electricity. about 80,000 people remained, but even here it got warmer during the day, the weather stations of the republic recorded plus five plus six degrees, the cyclonic system carries a well-heated air mass of atlantic origin to the european part of the country to the urals and western siberia. so here in the coming days, warming will continue tomorrow on the shores of the baltic, the white and black caspian and azov seas are expected. thaws and even in the east of the russian plain the temperature will approach the norm to -10 15 °, in st. petersburg the remnants will continue, at least until the middle of next week, but rain will increasingly become mixed with snow today in the northern capital plus two. tomorrow it wil

almost a week in airports and planes from moscow to paris from paris across the atlantic to chile and santiago rebelnas in this city at the end of the earth. we are three days. we were waiting for flying weather to set in order to fly over the drake strait from south america to antarca. we were anxiously waiting for a meeting with the boundless white lands. we well imagined this mysterious snow-covered continent, but the plane landed on a gray rocky takeoff strip for hundreds of meters around. there was no snow. it’s winter in moscow in february, and here it’s simply impossible to get to antarctica at other times of the year, but few people can imagine that when summer snow begins in antarctica, and the ice recedes and here you can see a gray land with almost no life. it's waterloo island antarctica russian base bellingshausen we want to know why there isn't one around. they explain to us that it is too warm to the border, an ice cap of several tens of kilometers, during the stay, the thawed soil, it is necessary to be careful here and there there come across, indistinguishable to the eye, free-flowing swamp. moss

atlantic. edith, there are reports. there is a report that the u. s. has committed to city its own tanks, those abrams tanks to ukraine. can we confirmed that i can confirm it. i just a talk to a source in the process is really in the making and we just expect this decision to be announced pretty much every hour, at least in this week brand. so these m one abrams battle tanks and they have some disadvantages and therefore the u. s. took so long really to decide on that why they're super heavy in 1st place. they might not make it over some bridges and ukraine. that's what general portray, has told us in an interview some weeks ago, then they need jet fuel. that's also really difficult to get on and ukrainian, a battle field, for example, the leo parts they are running on diesel, much easier to provide. and then on the 3rd point kind of is that the needs a lot of training to be able to rent these abram tanks. so even if the united states would make this decision today, it would take some months probably before the tanks really would reach ukraine in, in a if you will. i was a

this city was closed because of active fighting and the attk. anchor: a nonresident fellow with the atlanticil with eurasia center told me why the town is so important from a propaganda perspective for the russians. guest: the russians have not had a victory in months. that is why they are fighting so hard. i don't think they have had any big big race since the summer, so they have to show momentum -- big victory since the summer, so they have to show big momentum. we saw a major reshuffle in the russian military restructure this week, so that is why people are digging in there. chor: we have had conflicting information about who actually controls this area. guest: absolutely. both sides are saying they control more area than the other side does. the analytical reports that i have read say that the city has not been fully captured by the russians, and it is unlikely the russians will be able to capture the city nearby, bakhmut, the city that is really the prize, but there are other bigger signs to keep your eye on. anchor: talk about other political issueshat will be the focus. guest: the bi

so you have port cities in the colonies that are really part of a cosmopolitan atlantic world at this point, where a lot of goods are being exchanged and moved back and forth between europe and the americas. but also a lot of ideas are going back and forth as well. now, this significant in kind of two ways. the first was the enlightenment. okay, so another onef our key terms for today, which was basically an intellectual and kind of cultural movement acros europe centered around mainlyn france that gave rise to a new way of thinking and a new political ideas. so the was really characterized by an emphasis on the use of reason and a belief that nature and human relations could be rationally described, sdied and shaped by humans that. humans have a lot of agency in determining the that events are going to te. now it's also characterized by an eanon of the public sphere, and this is really marked by more print material beinprucedigr. literacy rates across europe and the colonies are also really taking parinhis movement, albeit kind of at the fringes, popular associations and the periodic

dorren, ken, joanne, dave, scott, cindy, and tim leaving new york city aboard the queen mary 2 headed across the atlantick. and remember you can get that sunday today mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your sunday mor >>> good morning. it is sunday, january 8th, 7:00 and i am kira klapper. thank you so much for joining us on this first sunday of 2023. we are under a microclimate weather alert, and we have live team coverage. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo is monitoring some of the damage caused by the store but first let's check in with cynthia who is tracking the new storm's path. cynthia, i did see a little bit of drizzle coming in this morning. >> yeah, a little bit right now in the morning hours but really the bulk of that activity as we were forecasting was overnight yesterday, saturday, and it's still lingering on

inspectors were forced to block roads or passages within the city, the wind in places was so strong that it overturned traffic lights. so a vast atlanticlone. the frosty anticyclone pushes the anticyclone slowly, shifts kazakhstan and frosts are gradually receding from the european territory of russia to the east . the western half of the russian plain is already under the influence of the warm fronts of the cyclone. at the junction of cyclones, anticyclones are in the zone of large gradients, yes. the air wind is getting stronger, as if it is rushing from the mountain along the baric slope and in the krasnodar territory, stavropol territory in dagestan, the speed of the southeast wind with gusts today will exceed 20 m/s. wind with gusts over 15 m/s blows in the chernozem region in the east of the central and volga-vyatka region together with the south wind on the european the territory of russia breaks through heat in the kaliningrad region and on the black sea coast. today it is already thaws in the leningrad region during the day near zero in the western half of the central region in the regions of the chernozem region and in southe

city of st. petersburg, the ship moves about one and a half to two months to our station , crosses the atlantic oceanuthern ocean and approaches the coast. antarctica , probably, the volume of equipment is also increasing every time. yes, of course, well, firstly, the scientific base and instruments that each time they carry everything becomes more complicated, and including the volume of their number increases, plus everything needs to be brought there, everything starts products. there are also a number of them. these increases need to be taken and strategic stocks of products of an unpredictable region, where navigation and aviation communication are difficult, when there are all sorts of force majeure situations during this time. all glory. god is going very steadily and well. this pleases , plus complex equipment is delivered to everything. yes, equipment is also being delivered to create an oil base, yes, oh, which are all excellence needs fuel to sustain. the vital activity of the station for equipping the diesel engine of the power plant, which supplies electricity and heat to the modules of

atlant is slightly more expensive than 2.900.000. they are already available for purchase in more than 50 dealerships, 38 russian cities in 2-3 years,olumes should grow to 30,000 units, and on the horizon up to 2028 to 50,000. we have already started this sale production. most importantly , the transformation of those basic products that you see today, our customer base is one of the widest today. and we don’t see anything new, and from the point of view of what we don’t know today in this segment, but we took the liberty of looking into and broadening not just our horizons, but our ambitions for a complementary product for commercial vehicles. the cost of owning a car in terms of per kilometer for the presented models, this figure does not exceed 17 rubles. approximately the same number of american competitors had a combination of the facts of the cost of a car, its residual cost , maintenance costs and, of course, current fuel costs, which prevail over the costs of a strange class of car, so i'm working on a combination of these factors and allows. uh, we give an offer to the client, which will be as efficient as possible. uh, usi

atlant is slightly more expensive than 2.900.000. they are already available for purchase in more than 50 dealerships in 38 russian cities., volumes sales should grow to 30,000 pieces, and on the horizon until 2028 to 50,000. we have already started this production and sale, the most important thing is the transformation of those basic products that you see today. our client base is one of the widest today. and nothing new. we don't see in terms of what we don't know today in this segment, but we took the liberty of peeking and broadening not just our horizons but our ambitions for a complementary product for commercial vehicles. the cost of owning a car in terms of per kilometer for presented models, this figure does not exceed 17 rubles. approximately the same was with american competitors. the cost of ownership is a combination of facts, the combination of facts is the cost of a car, its residual value of service costs and of course the current fuel costs, which prevails uh costs become a car, so i'm working on a combination. these factors allow. uh, we give a suggestion to the customer that the most efficient will be.

atlant is slightly more expensive than 2.900.000. they are already available for purchase in more than 50 dealerships in 38 russian cities in 2-3 yearsthe volume and sales should grow to 30,000 pieces, and on the horizon up to 2028 to 50,000. we have already started this production sale, the most important transformation of those basic product that you see today, our customer base is one of the widest today. and we do not see anything new, and in terms of what we would not know today in this segment, but we allowed ourselves to look and expand not just our horizons, but our ambitions for an additional product for commercial vehicles. the cost of owning a car in terms of per kilometer for the presented models, this figure does not exceed 17 rubles. the americans had about the same competitors. the cost of ownership is a combination of factors, a combination of facts. the cost of the car is its residual cost of service costs and, of course, the current fuel costs, which prevail over the costs of the established class of the car, so i'm working on a combination of these factors and allows. uh, we give a proposal to the client, which wil

city. have not seen too for a very long time so the situation in the atmosphere is changing extensive atlantice. a frosty anticyclone is pushing. the center of high pressure is slowly shifting to kazakhstan and frosts are gradually receding from the european territory of russia to the east. the western half of the russian plain is already under the influence of warm cyclone fronts at the junction anticyclones in the zone of high pressure gradients, the air wind increases, as if from the mountain it rushes from the baric slope from the high pressure area to the low pressure area in the krasnodar territory, stavropol territory and dagestan, the wind speed with gusts today exceeds 20 m / s. wind with gusts over 15 m/s blows in the chernozem region in the east of the central region and the volga-vyatka region. in stavropol all day today it will be cold and windy in the daytime minus four with gusts of wind speed up to 23 m/s. the air will seem 10 degrees colder. tomorrow the thermometer readings will rise to -2°, the wind will reduce the speed in gusts to 15 m/s, but only closer to the weekend the