, every centimeter, so, wait, do you know what an ail is? your cheeks, write it down. ail, among the altaians, is a traditional cone-shaped dwelling, but this is the cumulus peoples of altai, and among the sedentary peoples the ail is made of logs, in the form of a square or polygonal structure. so our village is filled with artifacts, for example, an old moonshine still, so you don’t need to write this down, remember it, it’s just for information about how our ancestors , unlike you and me, ruined their already short lives, and of course, not try to repeat this, because to make altai-arakiy milk vodka you need to have two, or even three cows, so you have three cows, yes, i assumed so, well then it didn’t get excited, let's continue the excursion, from the fermented milk drink after distillation you get 3 liters of rock with a maximum strength of 13°. the process is actually extremely labor-intensive. this clothing is also of museum value, but you can’t buy it in stores, it’s a piece item. the master makes it based on the customer’s individu

“ail term of2 ears. ., ~' i., ., ., of 2 years.ndslide which buried their home, after a powerful typhoon hitjapan. these are pictures from kagoshima prefecture, a seaside city onjapan�*s southern kyushu island. typhoon shanshan left more than 250—thousand homes without power when it made landfall on the island in southern japan. yufuin flooding further north on kyushu. the storm is expected to travel up towards tokyo this weekend. around a million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes, as the authorities warn that the threat of deadly floods and landslides is increasing. japan airlines cancelled 275 domestic flights on thursday, with more disruption expected into friday. stunning images of the natural world have been shared by the natural history museum as part of its wildlife photographer of the year competition. this jaguar with a caiman in its jaws was captured in the pantanal wetlands in brazil, by british photographer ian ford. this stoat was seen "dancing" over the snow in france. the image was taken by manuel gran

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people are being killed and in “ail etc. . ~ people are being killed and in “ail etc. ., ~ , ., ukrainian of what they say is the moment a key strategic bridge in russia's kursk region is destroyed. this video shows large explosions on the structure, about 11 kilometres from the border, in an area of kursk that remains under russian control. moscow says a bridge was destroyed on friday. russia says it is pushing back the ukrainian forces, which have captured territory in its kursk region — but ukraine's president zelensky says his forces are strengthening their positions. the russian authorities are continuing to evacuate civilians in areas near to where the fighting is taking place. according to local officials, more than three thousand more people have been moved to safer areas in the past twenty four hours. the fighting also continues inside ukraine — these pictures show the aftermath of what ukraine says was russian shelling of the city of sumy — about thirty five kilometre shelling of the city of sumy — about 35km from the border with russia. (pres)and we have one other one person is

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president xijinping promised to help boost domestic consumption and ease pressure on the country's ailingg now to southeast asia, which could be poised to dethrone china when it comes to foreign direct investment. that's one of the key conclusions made by a report co—authored by bain and company which also pointed out that economic growth in southeast asia is set to outpace china. charlie 0rmiston, one of the lead authors of the report and explains why south east asia is so attractive. we're excited because they are emerging from 30 years of relative stability but lower growth. the biggest catalyst is firms looking for alternatives to china. these are generally export oriented firms that are finding constraints fighting markets but also looking to diversify supply chain. that's the biggest source of optimism. we also see the different southeast asian countries competing for those investments. that's resulting in better outcomes for investments and consumers. even the diversity in the region, which is do you see this coming into? generally you're looking at the sectors where the supply cha

president xijinping promised to help boost domestic consumption and ease pressure on the country's ailingecond richest man — gautam adani of india — has outlined his retirement and succession plans for the first time. in a rare and exclusive interview to bloomberg news, the leader said he would step down at 70, but did not address controversies around his conglomerate. archana shukla has more from mumbai. good to see one programme. no—one on the controversies but put it in context as to what he said that interview.— said that interview. yes, he refused to _ said that interview. yes, he refused to comment - said that interview. yes, he refused to comment much l said that interview. yes, he i refused to comment much on said that interview. yes, he - refused to comment much on the controversies which in the last year, if you remember, had almost half the company's, half the company's valuation on the stock market. but in this rare interview to bloomberg, he says he plans to retire when he turns 70 which —— and by then he would seed control of the entire group to his two sons and two cousins.

high mars ms. ailes are being used in the attack. ukraine is not commented on this, although the us and it's nationwide allies have authorized keith to use their weapons to attack targets inside russia. president vladimir zalinski has renewed his call for the west to supply longer range weapons as it tries to take god critical infrastructure. keep claims to have sees over a 1000 square kilometers, and course including su, job. when i was a bose, the city is still being cleared up. the subject is already fully under control, but a different zones, different basements, we're finding russians and catching them. otherwise, the situation remains attends for the troops continued to advance. the enemy tries to enter with small sabotage groups, lifestyle, and everybody destroys. and let's see, for those couple of to see just the last major transit points for russian pipeline ga, still heading for your apply ukraine, just under half of russia's gas exports to your come through here to questions about whether gas problem could use the fighting as an excuse to hold gas exports biased to jump prepa

hail ail khair al-alam , allah is great, god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but god. peace be upon you, peace be upon you. sheikh al-aziza , first of all, thank you for this meeting. these are the good times that have come to me in iran . . i say that in the front line of the war between islam and disbelief, the war between truth and falsehood, and the war of thanksgiving for this country, the leader and the shaba , we are not accepting the rule of the ruler in the land of palestine for even one hour. we will fight with the zionists with qasim's government against the cancerous growth they had in the islamic land. we have no doubt in the future, what is important is the plan so that this time can be shortened, where we will be united and we will remain mujahideen , god willing, until the realization of the holy qibla of the first muslims, god willing, of course. i am proud of you and we know that these islamic movements are a source of honor for islam . i listened carefully to what your excellency said and found it to be completely in accordance with islamic principl

issues, has been cut off. un poste un poste garde qui permet d'avoir un contrôle sur les différences ailesonc on peut on va faire les différences niveaux. lalu luas surakan pada ujung jalar ini dan flagera akan segera kepatan, later flagera nekaras merah akan siap diwana. dear viewers, good time, shirzad. you are the viewer of today's world . we will continue our conversation with mr. shahrabi, an expert on international issues, about the situation in venezuela. mr. shahri. please provide your additional points so that i can ask you the next questions i wanted to serve you. first of all, i am sorry that our communication was interrupted, but basically what is happening is nothing new. since the beginning of the victory of the bolivarian revolution in venezuela in 1998, until now, there has not been a day when we have not seen the actions of the united states and the opposition supported by it to create base what will happen there, will the revolutionary process be hurt, will it be stopped, this is also what happened in the new elections, the same movement will continue , this is a repeat,

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reed, who represents district seven, is also the primary caregiver for her ailing mother. the reality is that to give my mom the level of care and resources and support that she needs, i'm leading the city in 24/7 crisis, working to recover and caring for her at that same level day in and day out. it may not be sustainable for her health or my own. in her almost four years in office, the east oakland council member has co-chaired a regional safety task force, advocated for equitable service across the city, and authored over 100 pieces of legislation, including the ebony alert that now triggers when a black teen or woman goes missing. she admits that safety along the hegenberger corridor in her district continues to be a major challenge, but also believes her efforts to address the issue have led to improvements. i hope that i've honored our neighbors with that love, with that integrity, with that respect to value, empower and amplify their voice. reed followed in the footsteps of her father, larry reed, who served 24 years as a council member in the same district. in eigh

reid has been her has been her ailing mother's primary caregiver. she served one term on council, following in the footsteps of her father, larry reid. he served 24 years as a council member of the same district and eight years as deputy mayor. i hope that i've honored our neighbors with that love, with that integrity, with that respect to value, empower and amplify their voice, to make sure that every decision that i made was to prioritize them over politics and to never make a decision on a vote that would cut my community out. reid is the third council member to announce she will not seek reelection, joining dan kalb and rebecca kaplan to other council members are running for reelection this year. a third member, council president nikki fortunato bass, is running for a county supervisor position. reid's announcement also triggered an extension for the filing deadline, which was originally last week. currently, five people are running for her district seven seat. anyone else looking to run must now file by tomorrow. the united auto workers union i

my favorite line from kamala, she says if you elect her president, she is going to fix it ail on day well, kamala, i hate to break it to you but day one was 1300 days ago. you have been vice president for three years. what have you been doing during all that time? the message from this crowd an this state of michigan is you had your chance. you failed. we are not giving you a promotion. donald j. trump is coming back to clean up your mess, kamala h. and it's going to start right here in the state of michigan. [chanting "usa"] kamala harris has run her entire campaign on the idea that she is joyful. ask yourself, are you better off than you were four years ago? the only person in america who could possibly answer yes is probably kamala harris herself. she went from getting no votes for president and having to dro out to getting no votes for president and becoming the democratic nominee all without lifting a finger. no wonder kamala is joyful. never mind the fact americans can't afford groceries, kamala got her promo. never mind that our fellow sissons can't afford rent because kamala

in addition to her duties for east oakland, reed has been the primary caretaker for her ailing mother. reed sat down today with nbc's velena jones. the reality is that to give my mom the level of care and resources and support that she needs, i'm leading the city in 24/7 crisis working to recover and caring for her at that same level. day in and day out. it may not be sustainable for her health or my own special. there's never been, to my knowledge, in this city. anyone that has served following their parent. i felt the weight of that accountability and leading with that level of passion and integrity and deep knowledge and experience. while i have been connected with city hall all my life, i hope that i've honored our neighbors with that love, with that integrity, with that respect to value, empower and amplify their voice, to make sure that every decision that i made was to prioritize them over politics. in addition to the three city council spots that are now up for grabs, three more could also be in flux. that's because of two other council members are up for reelection, and the t

and so i believe if we can provide service to the nation, i do our ailing pace and it does the duty of the administration admin of the call is of demonstration to look after all with safety and to god to carry on with their services. so it should not have been happens, you're in the hospital that your cell. so what is the strength of feeling that they will discontinue a little? first of all, i would like to tell you that i am and x are 2 guardians. and so the cost in all days, but we never felt any safety issues. one second, i am attached to both the government sector as well as the private sector. not exactly governments at the medical college. i'm the private confident hospital . so as being a professor in the private medical companies, uh, the situation in all that at our campus is quite uh, it is definitely a praiseworthy because we never fee. we do have to work at nights and all the space and fix proper care by putting on c c tvs by, by boasting people to look after us. and we never had experienced this in these days. and my college in my medical college sick campus was coming to

reed has been the primary caregiver of her ailing mother. she served one term on council, following the footsteps of her father, larry reed. he served 24 years as a as a council member of the same district and eight years as deputy mayor. i hope that i've honored our neighbors with that love, with that integrity, with that respect, to value, empower and amplify their voice. i hope they would remember how much we love and cared about the people that elected us to office and cared about the about the love that we demonstrated for what is an incredible city. reed is the third council member to announce she will not seek reelection, joining dan kalb and rebecca kaplan. two other council members are running for reelection this year. a third member, council president nikki fortunato bass, is running for a county supervisor position. reed's announcement also triggered an extension for the filing deadline, which was originally last week. so currently five people are running for her district seven seat, and anyone else looking to run must now file by

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trial and sentenced they will be sent to jail. trial and sentenced they will be sent to jail-— sent to “aillet's take a look at where the latest rioting in england and northern ireland been taking place. in belfast, riot officers had stones and petrol bombs thrown at them close to a supermarket, which was set alight at the weekend. the worst outbreaks of violence were in belfast, plymouth, and birmingham. nearly 400 people have been arrested after a week of violent disorder, which began last week in southport after the fatal stabbings of three girls and escalated following misinformation about the identity of the perpetrator. the violent unrest in the uk is being monitored by countries all around the world. some of them have gone as far as issuing travel advisories to their citizens who are planning to visit — or are already in the uk. australia has told its citizens to avoid areas where protests are occurring due to the potential for disruption and violence. a similar message came from the malaysian high commission in london. it says people should stay away from protest areas, remain vigil

situation for some it hasn't gotten the bed is put to jail. some it hasn't gotten the bed is put to 'ailthe deterrent effect of the sentences and quickjustice - to jail. the deterrent effect of the | sentences and quickjustice seems to have been affected and that it has for the moment stopped the violence and unrest that we saw.— and unrest that we saw. absolutely. and i think and unrest that we saw. absolutely. and i think also — and unrest that we saw. absolutely. and i think also there's _ and unrest that we saw. absolutely. and i think also there's been - and unrest that we saw. absolutely. and i think also there's been some l and i think also there's been some very good policing invasivejustice of the court and there's organisations and population of the uk as it were encounter demonstrations are significant numbers have also been torn in my opinion in brookings swiftly and hoping they will not be a repeat of this. ., ~ hoping they will not be a repeat of this. . ~ , ., hoping they will not be a repeat of this. . ~ i. ., , , around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it's

the homeowner was an elderly resident who had been dedicating all of their time to caring for their ailingl, after learning about the homeowner's situation, members of the alameda police managers association said, well, we need to help out. so on their personal time and with the permission of the homeowners, they cleaned up their yard. a very nice gesture indeed. >> always great to see. yeah. thanks so much for joining us here on our 11:00 news. our next newscast is mornings on two starting at 4 a.m. >> and don't forget to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app so that tv good night everyone! thanks for watching yeah. welcome to like it or not, a show where we talk about all things good. bad pet peeves. maybe those. maybe those little annoyances or something that you really love. i'm cristina rendon. we have a great panel today. rosemary roscoe, mark tamayo, greg lee, we're having fun here. and i hope you're going to enjoy this episode because we don't have any type

does fox news need the ghost of roger ailes to sexually harass her first?>> if it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, walks like a duck, and punches like a duck, i think it's a duck. >> michael: well, look, so she's not a duck. she's a woman. you're not making me question whether i know what a woman is, you're making me question whether you know what a duck is. [cheers and applause] because, again, this female boxer is female. can we stop this before america turns it into a presidential campaign issue? >> the far left wants to allow biological males to beat the living crap out of women in boxing. >> michael: is that really what this race is going to be about? j.d. vance is going to be out on the campaign trail like, "you know, when i was growing up in the holler, the one thing we cared about was international women's boxing regulations." by the way, if conservatives are so concerned with women's safety, maybe consider caring about it outside of sports? [cheers and applause] there are women in america who are like, "help me, i'm having an ectopic pregnanc

it were both “ailed for two years eight months. , ., ., ., ., , ., months.ature of mass disorder _ months. it is an unavoidable feature of mass disorder that _ months. it is an unavoidable feature of mass disorder that each - of mass disorder that each participant's act, whatever it might have been— participant's act, whatever it might have been when considered in isolation, _ have been when considered in isolation, is capable of staring up and encouraging others to behave in and encouraging others to behave in a similar way. and that they harm to the public stems from the combined effect _ the public stems from the combined effect of— the public stems from the combined effect of what is done by everyone who is _ effect of what is done by everyone who is present. it effect of what is done by everyone who is present.— who is present. it looks like the deterrence _ who is present. it looks like the deterrence might _ who is present. it looks like the deterrence might be _ who is present. it looks like the deterrence might be starting to | deterrence might be s

so americans come up with them in jail and hope to trade them. 50 i americans come up with them in “ailink anybody _ and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody likes _ and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody likes these - and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody likes these deals. i l think anybody likes these deals. i don't think the us government likes the deal. it was the predictable outcome for the extraordinary cynicism that russia displayed in taking evan and all the others who are released from prison today. so thatis are released from prison today. so that is how this works, until, and i know it's a top priority for the us and allied governments, and will be even more so that now this big swap has been undertaken is to find a way to remove the incentive for russia and other countries who do this from ever doing it again in the future. so that's something i think we will see going forward and there's already been talk of the us and other countries forming a kind of nato, defence, mutual defence on arbitrary detention, which is what this is. so i think you'l

is getting back agents, spies and a hit man, out of russian . spies and a hit man, out of russian 'ailsnd a hit man, out of russian jails going — spies and a hit man, out of russian jails going the _ spies and a hit man, out of russian jails going the other— spies and a hit man, out of russian jails going the other way, _ jails going the other way, dissidents— jails going the other way, dissidents and _ jails going the other way, dissidents and journalists jails going the other way, - dissidents and journalists and an artist, _ dissidents and journalists and an artist, quite _ dissidents and journalists and an artist, quite a _ dissidents and journalists and an artist, quite a contrast. - a group of russian dissidents freed as part of a massive prisoner swap have been telling reporters in germany that they'd refused to plead for mercy from president putin in exchange for their release. also tonight. kamala harris has secured enough votes from democratic delegates to officially be the party's nominee for president. and... venezuela accuses the united states of being at the forefront of a

buy this idea that you are going to let these people rot in jail. going to let these people rot in “ail, , jail. the deal frees 24 prisoners and two miners _ jail. the deal frees 24 prisoners and two miners held _ jail. the deal frees 24 prisoners and two miners held in - jail. the deal frees 24 prisoners and two miners held in severall and two miners held in several countries, including a convicted russian hit man. seven men are charged with violent disorder after a riot breaks out in hartlepool are to demand a's mass stabbing in southport. the body of the hamas political leader ismail haniyeh is now in qatar, where he will be buried. these are live pictures coming in from doha's largest mosque where service is being held. and the edinburgh festival begins with hundreds of events in the city over the next month. we will be live in the next month. we will be live in the scottish capital. hello i'm, kylie pentelow. the uk culture secretary has raised concerns about the bbc�*s investigation into huw edwards, in a meeting with the corporation's director general. lisa nandy asked tim davie

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blaming something or someone else for what ails you would be like me blaming her thyroid condition for or 4 pounds overnight. maybe a little more than that. get my point? seems like americans might respect this ticket more, they get high praise for personal qualities and i would agree with you on that but it looks a little disingenuous and why can't this party take some of the blame for what happened? >> they have addressed that inflation is a real problem and this is one of the ways she's trying to do that. lydia: never been responsible for being part of that problem. but part of it. >> they did say they had to do the spending to get us out of a crisis they were left with. when president biden came into office our country was -- prices were out of control. impacting baby food formula, people weren't allowed to go to work. those were the things -- stuart: by a lot of your fellow democrats, were disappointed in what she offered as the first launching point. you are quite right it does resonate with average folks who say give us $25,000 to purchase the first home or $6000 child credit an

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this campaign and, two, will dana if bash ask her what the plan is for the 20s plus million illegal ail president trump told me he has to deport them all. >> tiana lowe derek everybody. >> i want to hear what she lied about, but how much money the ev mandates are costing. maria: yeah, that is a big deal. thank you so much, jonathan, john and tiana. great to be with you all. have a great day, everybody, "varney & company" pix it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. let's call this nvidia day. arguablyies it is the most important earnings report of the season, and it arrives this afternoon. he's going to influence the whole market. if nvidia disappoints in any