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of course during our meetings wo strengthen our warriors and give our people the opportunity to live normally. we will talk about this today at the meeting of the ukraine council and we are counting on strong decisions. air defense, f-16's, the permission to hit russian territories exactly where they are. we will discuss these issues today and we will resolve this topic. we already have a decision regarding the need to -- for admission for ukraine. this will help us train our soldiers faster and more efficiently, equip our brigades and develop our advanced forces more effectively. we have clear financial commitments already in our agreements, as the secretary said, $40 billion. it is crucial to maintain such support. and all these will help curb putin's appetite for aggression. and one more, one more thing. we have strong warnings regarding the irreversibility of ukraine's movement toward nato, every step truly brings us closer to membership. we are doing and will continue to do everything to ensure that the day come whence ukraine is invited and becomes a nato member and i'm confide

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wo hot dogs in 10 minutes she sets a new record for the women's competition. the men's division is currently underway and we'll find out if any of the competitors will match. miki sudo. record. i wonder how her tummy feels right now. that's a lot of hot dogs to eat, okay, well, that is it for the news at 9. enjoy your hot dogs and barbecues today up. next is the drew barrymore show for more local headlines including weather, you can join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area we'll see you there. have a great holiday. >>>>yeah. we're just going up from here. ladies and gentlemen, miki sudo. blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. [theme music] --in line with anything you've experienced, so i'll just keep it to myself. all right, everybody, welcome to the show. with me at the desk, he's the crackle to my roaring fire, it's ross matthews. oh, hi, everybody. hi. today, we are doing a special editio

it was the birth of the oldest women's peace organization in the wo >>> win 1915, a group of women gathered in europe to try to find a way to stop world war i. it was the birth of the oldest women's peace organization in the world, the women's international league for peace and freedom. this is their story. the end of the victorian age and the beginning of the 20th century run about a flood of social movement for change. many people began actively struggling for control over their own life. settlement communities, labor unions, and civil liberties organizations all throughout this tremendous and dynamic period. women were profoundly involved in all of these movements, as well as fighting for their own right. these feminists became formidable opponents to the male-dominated world of the early 1900s. scott olmsted has been a member of the women's international league since 1921 and held a variety of positions in the league, including executive director of the united states section. >> i grew up a strong feminist, because i grew up in a victoria time famine. as i grew up my first 10 years, the

i think it won't happen, i think it wo n't happen, and here's the reason: firstly , russia intends to conduct sufficiently intense hostilities at least until the end of 2024. it will not be large-scale offensive actions in all directions, of course, but nevertheless it will be. will consume resources, primarily in terms of technology, i do not count human resources in this case, it is technology itself, in turn, its potential of warehouses and storage centers is almost devastated, and precisely the end of 2024, the beginning of the 25th year, this is the moment when the restoration of losses, the compensation of losses, will again be negative, it will go into the negative, and from this arose ... the question of how in 5 years russia can restore its position, which it had as of 2022, if, firstly, the warehouses are all emptied, there is virtually no production of the same tank equipment on the territory of russia, the only one subsequently that is a manufacturer of tanks from scratch is ural-wagon- plant. at the same time , he produces about a mouthful per month can produce up to a co

well, of course, he wo n't. the problem of reducing our investment this means that the decline in our investment growth is a macroeconomic issue. what is the part of this law that he tried to solve? there is also the issue of financial consolidation, which i am not saying is not an important issue, but it is not the only issue that can actually solve the country's investment issues. according to the gentleman, after all , the productivity of the whole economy has a trend , foreign investment has a trend, the functions of banks actually have a trend, with all this, now there is a part of it that can be fixed. what is this in fact, these are the routes that can actually attract foreign investment capital and domestic capital he has tried to solve some obstacles, he definitely needs supplements in order to reach his ideal . thank you very much, mr. mizam khastavi, an expert at the majlis research center. your companionship with the companionship of the economy desk may god protect you. planning to cover hosseini's

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cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories, today we have an unusual episode, i wolo, today our guest is the director of an animated film, the author of the animated film “we can’t live without space,” and more one animated film, well, not only these, of course, many others, which is also largely dedicated to space, he cannot live without space, he is already confused, yes, yes, that’s it, now we will explain everything, konstantin bronzit, hello konstantin, why the space theme, why did you make a cartoon about space? now here’s anton, it’s not a straight-forward question, i’m always forced to make a slight correction, the theme is not space, these two films have completely two different themes, and they are not directly related to space, space in my films, just like the background is behind us now, we are talking here, and there is space, and so it is also in the film. the theme of the first film is loneliness, the loss of a loved one, the most important person for you, and the character’s experience of... about this, tragic experiences, the theme of the second fil

what about... all your other questions, the investigation will give an answer in the coming days, we won ahead, we have the fact that we could not make it this week for objective reasons, we did not want to disclose our data, we gave minimal information, only the president of ukraine received the report in full, and we listened to the report every day, as the heads of law enforcement organs, and... so what as for the gun, he denied that he had hidden it. allow me a few words, i want to say, dear journalists, that in order for society to understand what is happening, we are giving a lot of information even now, because in the interests of the investigation, in the interests of the right to defense and other procedural norms, there are questions which may later become an obstacle to the consideration of this case. objectively in court, that's why we say what we can, you ask questions, for example, about the parents, well, i'll tell you that we searched and established the person for a week, it doesn't say about what we established on the first day, and less than a day has passed, practica

well, well, i’m definitely so skinny and i won’t remember, well, of course, you wo n’t remember, becausehold on, beads, and a pendant our. i'm like that myself, it was my sister who was lucky, you and i, dear anna ivanovna, need to try in this life, yes, you, please, never deceive me again, okay, you and i are on the same side, what is our chicken doing in the kitchen, let’s go and see. and she’s been in charge here for a long time, today is the first time, the first time, she and vadim valetovich agreed, so he went to make peace, i understand, natasha, hello, dear, hello, well... i’ll ask you again, your fingerprints can only be on tape , on nothing else, not on a block, not on a walloon, just on tape, listen, i would then put on gloves, that you are making fun of us, but he could not hold the balloon in his gloves, then remove them on purpose to leave prints on the tape, and it is impossible not to hold it, yes, i understand, i climbed three times yesterday, what does this mean. yes, and also the fact that the criminal worked in gloves, you know, and the tape with fingerprints most lik

that is not good. 25 years ago, i wo multiple jobs.ally would turn into a full-time job. one day, i was out caddying for mr.rump when he mentioned to me he needed to find a teaching pro. he knew i could play so he said tomorrow, golf pro and come out and play golf with me. true to your trump fashion on the first two yesterday he teased -- th next day he tees up his ball and wax it down the middle of the fairway. i'm pretty nervous. he said john, you just relax and play your game. it was great advice because after nine holes to him and said i've seen enough. you have got the job. [applause] thank you. later i went on to become the head golf professiona will never forget that moment with mr. trump. he truly changed my life. that is who donald trump is. for 25 years, i have seen his generosity and his remarkable character. hand, his entire family reflect these values as well. hate the president gets, i thi to myself, how could someone go through all this? he coulde life. he could have played more golf but he cares sep about america and ou

if you pick a white man overcome iw an a hair, black wo, i can tell you this, we gon walk away. we blow the. >> party up. wow. here with reaction south carolina senator tim scott. thank you for joining me. senator scott, reactio you servd with kamala harris. do you think that she's up thg president?bein a >> the one thing we should be completely clear about, kellyanne, is that kamala harris has been an abysmal>>o a vice president united states. but she's been a terrible, terrible leader when it comes to being the borders are our our er b is an absolute disaste, a crisis. over 10 million people have cross our border illegally. d sh and kamala harris has been unable to find the souther bo border for nearly three years. she cannot finrdd the southern border. 70,000 americans. kellyanne, have lost hav their lives because of fentanyl coming across our southern sou border. i can't think of a worse persone to send to the nominee of the democratic party than kamala harris. but identity politics, politics of race and competency has got them stuck with onlywith two choices joe biden and k

and it's in sight, the thoughts of having a novel wo really come on guys wake up balance for is no total to one of slide. it may have food and wants to talk, talk to him. know that you have a deep knowledge of what led to the war, a new crane, and then the western efforts to continue to prolong it. i wanna go back to his sons' for a moment here because it took him 12 years to win back his freedom. that, of course, is a very heavy price to pay for what he believes. what can you tell us? what are your thoughts on how the us and british governments treated him the way that he was treated by both of you as some of the u. k. government is absolutely important. what they have done in the treatment of a song is they have freely and openly admits it, to the rest as well that they don't give of faith for the rules of law. you know, the americans always told him about rules by story about rules based international by sort of but what that means to them is you do as i say or well yeah, i can. yeah. that's basically those are the rules by which they abide. i'm a huge support to the international cou

complexes, and that's why we have to rename the objects, because to finally break this umbilical cord, it wonot immediately, that's all , i, for example, and not only me, we are perfectly aware that these are only such bricks, these are chains, because but you never said, this mausoleum of kotovsky, it will disappear, or will continue to disappear, all this will disappear , it will definitely disappear, it's not that my optimism is so fleeting, i'm more of a realist than an optimist, but it will definitely disappear, the memory of these things is already perceived, it is perceived completely differently, young people obviously do not perceive all this. these are just certain electoral games, i perceive it that way, that is , politicians do not want, realizing that people of a certain age come to the polling station, basically, yes, they do not want to somehow, so to speak, from entering into discussions with these people , to lose my electorate, i perceive it this way, and secondly, what is even more difficult, i mean, even a serious crime, some of our politicians still have certain ... prob

for ukraine, but i will listen to leps there, or chanson, or something else, well, the same person wossia, but oh my god, let’s get rid of it, already here everyone understood what russia is, everything else, but oh well human, let's say, there nature is sometimes reworked, well, it is extremely difficult, well, well, if we have, you know, history, as you say, fictional in fact, about the young guards, who were thrown into some mines there, well, then in ours, if we leave it, as if believable or somehow important, then we have no place, for example, the story about the village of salina and the tragedy of salina, where , where 3,000 people actually dumped the salyan mine, inkovodst. i am and this is a true story and not made up, hushed up. and this is a true story, but it would be worth talking about now. ukrainians, poles, everyone who turned out to be different. if there are a couple of seconds, i would like to remind you, here we have such, well no a conflict, or let's say, a misunderstanding, yes, with a neighboring country. there is hungary, yes, but they all wanted it, maybe the

the thoughts of having a novel wo really come on guys wake up balance for is know to to one anava vladimir putin months to talk talk to him was risk is the well facing and what should we expect julian assigned to do next? all that's in more, in the full interview with roger waters, watch it on our team to national the not no one is heating, beatings, cold for peace. and that's according to the sub given president. come and say on time his efforts to resolve the ukraine conflict. i like that of which it constructed this. what the role played by western powers, highlighting the indifference to the con age on the bottom of the field. quite because he says the boys are in the ones dying. a woman telling me particular about that because no one will immediately stop the far as the people's republic of chinese aspect organized because everyone wants to defeat the other. because until people die from the west or only volunteers die, they don't care how much ukrainians will suffer. they don't care how much russians or anyone else will suffer. russia has enough and oil gas and that phosphate goes wi