today the so-called week of strikes started in the rg. thousands of farmers gathered in berlin in theuipment was left at the brandenburg gate overnight, mass actions will take place almost throughout the country, a series of protests are a response to the government’s plans. water restrictions for today and tomorrow have been announced in six regions of central russia. frosts are intensifying in voronezh, kursk, lipetsk, oryol and smolensk regions down to -22°. ryazan weather forecasters promise -30°, which is 15° below the climate norm. siberian weather at the beginning of the week and in the capital region, at night it was 23°, during the day they promise 17°. how long have they been suffering like this? forecasters say that it will not be long, if they do not update their forecast, warming will begin tomorrow, on thursday it will be -2, but while it is so cold, there is a new warning from the ministry of emergency situations, they once again ask you to be careful when using heaters. fire statistics confirm that these household appliances the most dangerous. well, in case of an emer

rg will experience complete paralysis.mans are extremely dissatisfied with the ruling coalition led by chancellor scholz; this disappointment is only growing every day. sergey kholoshevsky for more details. while in in russia, the new year holidays have just begun, in germany today is a working day. of course, one can sympathize with the germans, but they themselves are not discouraged. firstly, it’s a habit, and secondly, a sense of humor saves. you are from the delivery service. these are the wise men whom i have called. well, we have problems with wisdom. we are the kings of the traffic light coalition. i'm in charge here, and i have two more mattresses with me. in the role of mattresses in this show, olaf scholz and his ministers for the germans, the past year was a year of disappointment in the ruling traffic light coalition. and even the black eye of the chancellor, over which there is no only a lazy person laughs; it doesn’t help the situation. focus magazine in its article calls poor schultz the biggest. loser of t

this is one and a half times more than a year earlier, frank rg calculated.t half of the loans were mortgages, despite rising rates. the share of cash loans exceeded 40%. separately, analysts note car lending, it almost doubled to one and a half trillion rubles. and norway is increasing geological exploration. in the twenty-fourth year , local oil and gas companies plan to drill from 40 to 50 wells. last year , for comparison, 34 were drilled. bloomberg writes about this. according to the agency, the country plans to maintain its leading position in the european energy market. it is norway that remains the main one in the matter of replacing russian energy resources. total investments in exploration are expected to reach $7.5 billion by the end of the year. it was news economy. short. avtovas has produced a record number of cars over the past 10 years. the company failed. results of last year and spoke about plans for 2024, but she does not plan to increase car prices in the near future. taras kucharenko has all the details. every third car purchased last yea

archie and his ohana were among the very first to mobilize community members across maui to rg, you arelso one of our heroes. please stand. [applause] another individual stepped up more than anyone could possibly imagine and that was chad buck and his ohana. and if the witness us generosity in my life and the kindness you brought to this disaster. please stand and be recognize, chad. [applause] the entire hotel committee on maui including jeff wagner, jerry gibson my dear friend muffy kahneman, thank you for stepping up when a a committee need you the most to house people could been displaced. mahalo for your incredible work. [applause] >> as he zeroes worked on a fire, or state agencies including hi-ema, department of education, health, fema services, all begin immediate wake alongside fema and maui county with the red cross to provide meals, temporary housing and new schools as well as support services for disaster relief program which included financial recovery, , medical ad mental health care which was so critically important. conc such as as a hawaii committee foundation, the red

the ukrainian... national republics, as lenin said, but they are reporters basically, if not to the rgwe just want to hear from you yes or no, we give them an adequate response across the border when they start those attacks, yes or no, we act so that our security remains our security , well, thank you for that, mr. andriy, andriy.

for the second year in a row rgs its population dropped. a loss of more than 2 million people according to the government. >> translator: i think having children will disrupt all my life plans. i think life is already very hard. >> reporter: besides commitment, there's also the question of cost. right now in china, a sluggish economy makes it hard for young people to find a job. getting married and having babies just isn't a priority. >> translator: giving birth to a child is only one of my choices. it should be up to me, not anyone else. >> reporter: among countries with low birth rates, china has more people who die each year thoon those who are born. this is not one of those issues where the government is staying silent. it is talking about it and has taken steps to encourage young people to have children. this includes everything from financial incentives to more holidays for pregnant parents. at a women's conference last year president xi jinping told female leaders to actively promote the idea of marriage, childbirth and family among

investors responsible for the california forever community released more rend rgs of the development. it's getting pushback from solano county over zoning, power and water rights. there's also concerns about how close it is to travis air force base. the llc behind california forever will file with the solano county registrar of voters to qualify for the november ballot. >>> let's get a look at that forecast. looking good. >> it looks good. we have a break from the rain. it's going to be mild temperatures, headed for the low 60s. we'll be in the low 60s tomorrow, but it will be partly to mostly cloudy and rain will be here for the weekend. you'll want to check back in for updates before you make weekend plans. >>> rain means there's moisture in the soil and air. we have foggy creeping toward palo alto. here in san jose you see it creeping around with low clouds. so just be prepared on your drive. >>> the "today" show just ahead. you can get more local news right now on our newscast live on roku and other streaming platforms, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. ahead, the oakland ballers new

a booming steel town but before the pandemic employment and small business opportunities wer likin■rgn allentown thanks to the resilience and the grit of the community and president biden's liny other countries and towns around the country. since the presidentk office 32,000 jobs have been created in allentown and the unemployment rate has dropped this -- from 6.43.9%. that's the lowest rate in 30 years. 17,000 more allentown residents have access to high-speed investment in infrastructure and energy that are modernizing airports and fixing bridges and supporting distribution centers and manufacturing. in an especially strong sign of hope and confidence 4000 applications for opening businesses in allentown in just three years. that's part of the bigger picture. we have some today that shows we are seeing a small business boom across america. earlier today the showed 60 million business applications have been filed since the president took office making this the strongest three years on record for new business applications in 20 years and in fact each of the last three years has seen m

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donald trump is runnin rg for his issues. nikki haley is running forsues.er donors. >> i'm running for your issues. joining me now is matt tory, political analyst and pollster. he's als inso chairman of the insider advantage. >> so, matt, it's been said, you know, that i would break's a little bit late. you know, we've got days left. i don't know how late something can break, but it's a caucus it i. so it is open to some surprises, some potential for surprisee see an what we've seen in iowa. well, you're right well, 04. in fact, in the past, i polled iowa for newk ans organizations since 2004. i went back and looked at the results and typicallyd th the pollsters have a bigger gap between the leader and thep behi final result. and then sometimes it inverts and someone ends. up behind. so it can always narrow a little bitca more because it is a caucus type of participation. that saiald d, right now, donald trump does have a big lead and our polling shows he's doinggelicals well with evangelicals and he also g.o. gop well with general members who are usually a

and when they show up, it's oun rg turn to check them. so this is a big trap. waitill wa 80 yearsr them to come back. hopefully a little tipsy with open mind. >> yeah, it's interesting. i keep thinking we should send w to them that throw us, throw them off. we don't have to. they've been here.t have yeah, they were here for a little short time, and then a they met us. yeah. and if we can't eat it and then we kill it, who wants to live in that neighborhood? >> that's true. you can go. thacked upnd they packed up thee and said, keep the temples. we're ou at. and they ain't been back since. and any time anything flies by, they'll get a check. >> don't do it. >> i'd send a picture of the same thing. >>ould sen to send to other peo, and they'd want to know, what is this small thing ? barely clears the knuckles and thumbs up. right? yeah. he's talking a doorknob. >> gre don't go away.g: we'll be right back. >> every night it's the same thing. after dinner, you start soaking, scrubbing and scraping the stovetop. it's a nightmare. well, now you can wake up to a clean,

is lying out on the rg out on t.ntry, the president of the country driving in and you are driving over garbage to get to the white house? you see roads in worse shape than most countries have? roads that have potholes all over them? graffiti all over the white marble columns? this is what is happening in our great washington dc. who will take over washington dc and federalize it and how the toughest law enforcement in the -- we will take over washington dc and federalize it and have th■htoughest law enforcement. executive order to cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race inappropriate racial and sexual or political content onto our children. [cheering] i will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine mandate or a mask --[cheering] something i cannot believe i have to say but i guess i do, who would have thought even 10 years ago this was necessary. there are politicians who think this is a wonderful policy because they are not smart people. or something is going on. i will keep men and women

have the background, but again, your jobe is to educate them as best you can, and it's not hard to do rg once you have a little empathy, and recognize -- that was once me. the military is a wonderful teaching organization for very young leaders, but it doesn't create an arrogance, unless you've lost touch with the humility that should,, with the u.s. military. >> tough leadership challenges? >> i will dial it down to the tactical level, because it just flashed in my mind. mind, you will remember well. about 20 years ago, i was in charge of a combat team, about 75 marines, and the cg of the first marine division, general mattis, ordered us to attack an airfield about 40 kilometers away. we took some casualties on the way. we accomplished the objective, and he called me and said, you need to come back. and, what it happened in the interim, there was a broader issue that was assessed by what the army calls, echelons above reality, that you are familiar with, rick. we would move back to the line of department to consolidate logistics and so forth, and so we had actually gone further than whe

this is the whiskey rg from 1875. this involves several members of the grantdmistration. a grand is a kind of a war hero. andseus to be president. but his admionas rife with corruption. and so in one of thefit presidential scandals, we see his personal secretary, along with other federal employees, taking bribes from whiskey distillers so that they wouldn't have to pay taxes on alcohol production. ultimately, 110 people were convicted of defrauding the government and it told out to about $3 million. and i actually did look this up because i'm just not much of a nerd. and this is something like $1,000,000,000 in today's money. so this is a lot of money that was able to wiggle around. and this was one of the first in history, the one that was the more impactful than this, though, has been the teapot dome scandal. you hear this talked about a lot as really the first scandal that involved the president directly and got up to the level of the cabinet. so this takes place in 1922. this is basically about 100 years ago. the teapot dome refers to basically a plot of land in calif

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iran's foreign ministry spokesman nasir kanani says the rgs of the strikes on targets in syria and iraq are in lined with the country's efforts to combat terrorism. he said the attacks about a just response to aggressors against the country's security. canon said that iran has always been a supporter of regional peace. stability and security. israeli attacks have cleaned the lives of nearly 160 palestinians across gaza in the past day. they had different areas, including the southern city of counis and the central city of deroda. the regime is facing growing international outcry over soaring sivinian death toll that has stopped 24,280. palestin resistances targeted israeli settlements in the negif desert toward 50 rockets. that was a retaliation for the region. bloodchet in the gaza strip, the reprisal operation was conducted from the central gaza strip. on october 7th, the world was a point where the palestinian cause was all but forgotten. ukraine was the main focus, saudi arabia and israel were on the verge of normalizing ties and moving ahead with their economic ambitions using gaza