, doc, doctor, doc, doctor, yes, well, a common call sign, he immediately, as if i was healthy, well,inciple , relatively for his thin, threw me to you dragged your back, despite the fact that ukrainian drones have already arrived, doc, from me personally, from those who are present here in the hall, from those 200 people you have already saved there, or even more, for your efforts, for your exploits. for your talent from the lord in military medicine, huge gratitude, thank you, doc, i hope you can hear us, and to all the doctors who save the lives of our guys, a professional doctor, to all the doctors. yes, a deep bow, cloud, they saved your leg, it is recovering, what do they say, since the evacuation was quite long, uh, they said, that the wound is not fresh, there will be an operation in the future, uh, about half of the fragments will definitely be pulled out, and then they will see - what, how next, that is, it will be visible, so i am waiting, that is, the leg has already healed, well, relatively healed, a sensitive process. and i still can't really move my fingers, but they tw

name doc, my talk with doing this by attempting things. they shouldn't actually walk once a so, so like this was showing a flashlight on the wall or a normally in the, through the funds. we use much more elaborate method. it was kind of a pitiful task. it through the won't open and then we cannot explain why the existence of a new form of my tongue don't matter. so we're examining what we think is impossible to see if it's possible. after all, if it's is, do we have found something completely on you know, in the alps experiment, laser light will be amplified by a factor of $10000.00 and a type of micro chamber. the light will then pass through a strong magnetic field. in theory, a photon or light particle could be transformed into an axiom as the new well i'm into the particle will be cold if it can be detected. the laser light would be stopped by the wall. but the axial on would simply pass through because nothing can stop dark matter in the magnetic field on the other side, the axial and should be transformed back into a photon. more lik

a record number of film applications from 16 countries, minsk is hosting the eurasia doc film forum. today is the final day of the documentary screening cinema of the cis countries. we do our job for the sake of our peoples, alexander lukashenko said the day before at a meeting with azerbaijani prime minister ali assad in belarus on an official visit. the president noted that for us, this is one of the closest countries in the world. the belarusian leader also drew attention to mutual support at international venues. and he confirmed plans to come to baku in november of this year for a climate conference. mr. prime minister, despite various twists and turns in the international arena, our relations between belarus and azerbaijan. you and my friend, my very close friend brother, ilham heydarevich should know that there are no closed topics in relations between belarus. with azerbaijan, while we do not violate any norms of international law, we are not friends against third countries, we do our job in the name of our peoples, and the fact that we have developed such good friendly relat

why is that the one that that's doc match material and that's what we're looking for. and as a spots, it's one of the biggest mysteries in science and system to material. and that's who can be assigned to the course that i have for the individual stuff. but what exactly is this dark matter that particle, physicists like this, john sean and beg a are looking for in numerous experiments. physicists have already proven that dark matter exist and that it makes up 85 percent of all matter in the universe. but they have no idea what it is made of the the search for dark matter is the search for what holds our entire universe together. 6 6 because without it or galaxy, for example, the milky way would fly apart the planets journey around their star, the gravitational mass of which keeps them in their orbits. stars in turn orbit around the center of their galaxy. theoretically, the further away of celestial body is from its center of gravity. the slower it should move. but measurements have shown that the outer stars of the milky way move much faster than expected, or calculat

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the best of the best were shown at the eighth cis documentary film festival eurasia doc.onally, it was held in smolensk and minsk, more than 320 applications out of 16 countries, this is a record. basically, the competition included 32 films, and the geography expanded. works were presented by directors from iran, india, bangladesh, turkey and china. this year, everyone notes that the quality of the company, the quality. if it is not yet in feature films, it is obvious in documentaries, there are more female directors. women's cinema, in some ways it is more aggressive than men's, in some ways it is more sentimental, it depends on the topic, but also apparently on the character. not so long ago , female documentary filmmakers filmed on social and cultural themes, but the pulse of time changes the subject. for example, anna litash creates a cinematic requiem for a hero pilot who, at the cost of their own lives, took a faulty plane away from residential buildings. it is hard to wrap your head around the fact that he died, that he is gone, his step is ringing, his last words

doc, thank you for what you are doing. hannah, our best to you. and all of your families for that matter. thank you so much for joining us. we will check back in with them soon as recovery efforts continue peered fox corporation has made a donation to hurricane relief relief efforts this enabe recross to respond to disasters like a lien by providing safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support, and resources to provide an aid in recovery. scan the qr code on our screen. our viewers are so generous especially when they see families like that in need of help. cute little mile four months old and you see that mom and you think this is what you do as parents. you need to stay strong and you have to keep the spirits up and you have to get through this and they will but it will be a rough road ahead for sure. >> john: and thank god for people like doc who are out there with their organizations and there are so many that have mobilized to go to north carolina in order to help folks out. as we heard from steve harrigan, fema comes into a neighborhood and sa

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not allow qu after qu in west africa, and that you must not sit in echo s as quote, tooth list, bull docs. you know, when we look at the situation in echo, as equis failed to make good on a threat to militarily intervene to stop the coo and new share. because uh, the concern is the is and then the lift is low bank searches. then you lifted the sanctions that were intended to pressure up was, is the community has as well since they've become a toothless both the community. so the priority is the people and not the states, not the system of government. and we will make rational decisions just as we did the i, the threats of the use of force was one of several options. and that's a wait for me, but you didn't make good on it. so. so the question is, how can you put a view on the net care and age what it was was about what you were looking for now on the dial me him on the keels? i've seen the non was so that's why we did not. well, i'm asking you that because you, you have rational, i've to have the layout it evaluated it under decided to wasn't the best thing to do. and the diplomatic effor

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but they still don't make up for the drop in the fish docs in recent years. today. local fisher, i'm a wrinkle. a pause is up with a small boat that once belong to his father. he used to be much better. there was a lot more fish and fuel fishes. it was much more profitable, little boy. so recently someone kind of a highly place in his profession, not far from here, is normally found in tropical waters. here we go further down there. now this part of the issue, they say it's poisonous to the you can eat anything usually with, but people don't know these fish. now we have to look up what kind of fish we've quote on that funds to learning about the world sees is the only thing that can help combat these issues. and the long term retro has been running the pool of marine school for years. the private institution teaches children and young people about the underwater world, including c, grass meadows. they take the youngsters smuggling in the next page where a few see grass meadows can still be found. for many as the 1st time exploring the underwater world. to put out in

they called me a fact doc and to do this said i was ugly. things like that. they insulted me called me a slot and things like that. there was no one there to help me with that situation to, to a custom 5. and those people with disabilities can be affected by cyber bullying. but they can also be the police as an entry defendable mention, and in some cases involve people who are active on social media, but they haven't set up the proper security measures dimensions. their account might be hacked, or a stranger might insult or threaten them, minutes and sometimes conflicts within a group spillover outside of work and get played out on social media. by to see if i talk meaningful time, that's sign for bullying. statistics in germany don't track specific incidents involving people with disabilities, but for support staff. it's an ongoing concern. in 2023, a sheltered workshop in berlin, conducted a survey on the issue. 75 people took part in the survey. 70 percent said they use social media regularly. but 40 percent of them had never heard of cyber bullying. 60 pe

but eurasia doc is not only about film screenings. the festival has established itself as a discussion platform where topical issues are discussed. when a film evokes bleeding emotions, it is difficult to forget. documentaries are not for every day, and therefore the selection for viewing should be thorough. the best of the best were shown at the eighth cis documentary film festival, eurasia dog. traditionally, it was held in smolensk and minsk, more than 320 applications from 16 countries, this is. and geography, the works were presented by directors from iran, india, bangladesh, turkey and china. this year, everyone notes that the quality of the film, the quality of the short program has increased. the peculiarity is that this year, everyone also paid attention to this, all the reviewers, all the jury members, we have young authors, we have many authors with full-fledged, with a large meter, with quite weighty films in terms of khrenedrazhu. these are young people who, well, who are not even 30, women's emancipation is another trend

and the diet about docs was when we need to have your thoughts. so in this case, you don't let just let the boxes are boxed over those measures booting blazing both by easily that may conditions of life seem to god's us to be possible of a sort of plan. nobody can you glancing as we have clearly seeing in these pasta days or so about equal the not the past all of the god's us today, but the by speak loudly with those saw the foster baby does. what is generally the most difficult that it might be to move on the international know when we talk about the general side bagsley story in the corner of the box defined as deanna, who was, i'm sure that this whole topic i'm team has including the strong gabby doesn't seem diesel god and even needs bus few days. he's really need to have some thinking about thinking over the summer mind. but some of the gotten them and everything to provide. okay. boston every day is one of the boat of the gods us the to be able to clearly the in both for asked me glancing you know, got to sleep under construction on the lega

i put it on myself. english mentioned doc teacher games and then just went to the old of those adults because i realized i had to go with that a positive mind biasing act up does. he didn't time and i think i had a little just, you know, right, was to close that chapter of my life if we could just move on of this into the real well in the opposite season. and just sort of assuming that the item that i thought i'd had to leave the as well is fine, i didn't really want to go to the entire screen of item of mine, mine of them is that was he was something only crazy. people have to tell them it's and and when i was a message with the show, i was immediately assigned to therapist and he looked online and i soon became a great for for the session because i tried to co operate as a back by the food till people come up and how for example, is who i always wrote down everything that we discussed on thursday of each month. so that i wouldn't forget to ask her. she kept thinking about this again, right here and a balance of 5. that's when i wrote an incredible amount in my diary during that time

so that is a better docs that did as a such a good deal of the facility, but also such a good deal of friendliness and just go to the affinity of speaking the same language, liking the same food and so on. so i think this bad adults defines a diplomats rule impact this fun. i also went to a tough and hostile period. and i think that as bad as some degree of creative diplomacy is required. because even at a time when the host of government is very against your opinions, government, you, some doors are open, do have quite conversations in quiet diplomacy and to understand what is happening . what do you think is the basic problem of focused on with india? if you asked me to name one fact to me, i would say it's focused on identity crisis. that while india at but very rapidly developed an identity, develop the constitution within 3 years of independence and had the benefit of leaders. but some continued to focus fund did not have the same good fortune. it's early leaders, boss, to be jan uh, died in $9048.00, cut the con. the 1st by missed the bus to be in 1951 and focused on could not d

are the buddies, all of which jordan see 5 members of the 2 families oper, some of the and i'm the doc family i have from the law. yeah. what to so hot wrenching, induce of families were killed the r o admin. best of the same, a family parents, planes and either with smart killed or with no warnings given to the area that in order to get them to flee before the strike, just taking place. also getting more distressing reports from come on at one hospital offset being earlier stoned by these fairly minute treat that they have shown to a number. busy of medical stuff that they have arrested men and they were forcing women and children to flee from a lot. yeah. hitting to slide dean road and all that, like you said to be transferred to the cause of 6. also, we are getting reports from the director of the last thing departments and come out . i do want hospital saying that the hospital was hit earlier off to the departure of identification of from the world health organization. it means that the army has systematically and deliberately targeted the intensive care unit alongside that in the

with these proceedings or the defendants are brought together, who simply shouldn't be together in the doc. if the 2 sports public prosecutor's office hadn't stubbornly fixated on the idea of mafia and co, we would have been through with a whole case long ago. with such quantities of cocaine involved, there would be heavy prison sentences either way. house called the idea of criminal organization and mafia persecution, then would no longer play such a decisive role in the sentencing call from us. but that's exactly the point. judges are usually reluctant to charge someone under section $1.00 to $9.00, which talk it's organized, crime and jim and rule. because it's often difficult to prove the penalties a comparatively low lowest ones on the c turning system, italian law enforcement authorities of all to have their difficulties in putting together mafia structures and describing them, especially from a judicial point of view. it's now been around 10 years since the 1st sentence is that the highest courts in italy established that the in drawing it to even exist details here too. it's been a

these legislation and to the why the context and one of the context these deceased them off the top docs by the us by these today to solve it, these pretty nice nations, these context includes all tax against the un secretary general on a case. and you want to see the peacekeeping of me showing the light but not included these blocks on over to so the owner of pregnancy, seen gaza sleep and the killing the most one to start the bus on that over to see emergency in the gods us the it also includes the complete to be 0 god, the babies way to solve a piece of the binding of the season's over the international cost of justice. so what do we have to think about for so water forming the nation, a loop, us bank, steve, we might be context. all our thoughts against the do not get the nations by you speak. would you please indeed satisfy both international legality. hold with them to got the system that was created, the doctor, the end of the 2nd world war to prevent the commission on the overdose of 12 feet. is that what the experience you're doing? the 2nd world war he liked all these contexts.

showing these legislation to the why the context and one of the context fees of the system of the cut docs by the us by these today to solve it is pretty not even nations. these context includes all tax against the when it's likely that we get it on a case. and you want to see the peacekeeping, the me showing the light but not included these blocks on over to. so the order of clemency seen got to sleep and the killing the most one to start the bus on i love to see emergency in the gods us the it also includes the complete to be 0, god to bye. these way to solve a piece of the binding of the season's over the international cost of justice. so what do we have to think about for so water forming the nation, a loop, us bank, steve, we might be context all our thoughts against the united nations by your speed, which is police indeed says by moving the national legal entity, who with whom you got the system that was created, the doctor, the end, or the 2nd world war to prevent the commission on the overdose at 12 feet. is that what the experience you're doing? the 2nd world war he liked all thes

c c the common here in some of the smooth and community heights a doc of secrets. since almost a decade, cases of malnutrition, i'm something has begun to appear frequently. compared to children is his age. efraim has experience stumped at growth since he is one of many told lives in the village who are looks off to by new i mean the midwife who has been ins. nicky for more than 8 years full, malnourished toddlers, common infections such as diarrhea, pneumonia, old malaria in the same tone. the new ha amy says the main factor was the dietary shift from traditional diets to those composed of more ultra processed foods. what i need, they need too much ball tra processed food. if for example, they cook vegetables, not the dish is mixed with instant noodles. how does this depth time for them? so they do that every day. what is the combined yak on side heading of the use of marine have tradition, the relied on soccer, the local staples starch food. pay up on a spacious gibbs is trying to educate his daughter in the odds of forest subsistence kind of, i mean, doesn't mea

, but its distribution was profoundly on equal. msn dot on a scale, they're that are not made easy docs that are good when they didn't see that kind of like us was a big, thriving city as were minor typo in valencia. but next to them was a large number of villas in very poor areas. the inmates well wasn't reaching the population. so you know what i had for the majority of the people. poverty was overwhelming. this deep rooted, any quality would prove to be fertile ground for an uprising that would bring the system to its knees. the hour of revolution had come and leading the charge was colonel gold chavez. the past during a board to attend. julio chavez won the presidential election in 1998 and launched his socialist revolution. and beside him, out of the line like steward his future right hand man, lost my doodle. the job as wanted to transform the country. and he was counting on oil to fund his ambitious social project. he installed one of his close associates at the top of the oil industry stuff i end, and i knew this would become one of the most powerful people in the country. when

shows the reality behind the use refugee was is happening to migrant only advocate community policy docs. november 9, sam and farming is a $1000000000.00 business and sales figures continue to ride norway and sheila are the biggest players. we visit one of the biggest semen farms in the world, which has invested in new technology and whistle blower from t light reports on the industry's dark side. the little fiscal it on this stuff will find out why on transforming business in recent decades, one scandal after another mass salmon dials, deadly infectious diseases deficient are treated with antibiotics and chemicals defined parasites and disease. is it still the same narrative? let me take a look at norway, the world's largest sam and producer the profits of fish farms there have risen massively since 2015 to over 3500000000 euros in 2022. the it may look like a ship, but the company says it's the world's biggest fish farm. it's run by north blocks, a huge agriculture firm in northern norway. and that's reach 56 meters deep into the sea, around 2 and a half 1000000 salmon swim around in t

zip said to deputy, they think prescription swell one size fits all cell, all your popular concepts, docs, your population, ensure that your population is debilitated. so africa and country is went on us, pretty of deposition african countries when thrown us pretty all of selling the public concepts on this story is now known. african countries never grew out of this. after that adjustment, they have full aid to as us on when grads meals. they all for i have the book why off? because for one of the reasons why africa is for is because africa is engaged in trade. that kills off because then k been a that destroys on the time is now for africa, she engages the was to ask us solve the question, how are we going to trade with the rest of the world? are we going to trade with the rest of the while, the in a part of citrix that we have some, oh, we are going to trade with the rest of the world in us symbiotic, which really beneficial out of you know, that is why the time is now to revisit the rules of engagement on the w t o. that is why the time is now for us to strengthen africa and instituti

everyone they knew to register to vote in frame the election as a less stand for american democracy, doc, mega tech, people now know how and then make sure, they actually do vote if they don't this will be the last election. that's my prediction. nothing's more important. the trump campaign has lost some steam since his last trip to butler back then he was the head of president joe biden in the polls. now he's trailing vice president cumberland harris by a narrow margin. the voters here in pennsylvania. we'll have a big se when election day comes. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. thousands of people have protested in henry's capital, budapest, against the governments and media policies. demonstrators gathered outside the headquarters of the country, state, and media corporation, which they say has become a propaganda factory under prime minister victor or by rally was organized by opposition. leader peter much r, who has emerged as a strong challenger to or by the democratic republic of congo has begun a vaccination drive aimed at slowing o

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so our main focus is talking about the doc in miami, the young man in her legal office to mine, a holy makes no secret of her political views. she doesn't see any contradiction between her work and her stats. so they come to rescue. the controversy comes from immigration, our journey is that one who would be taking o, taking phone calls from overseas to have somebody come to the united states equally? so at that point, that's not an immigration attorney, that's just a quote you on it. ok. got it. if you're going with a title that will the also rejects the categorization of food to groups on the basis of ethnic background. the only one thing matches that is no, not the no vote let is americans vote in and that this american melting pot, they were latino thought. avoiding the blacks that i'm boring. women that have way . there is no volt that have to be it. put it in some sort of a box is americans voting and it's an american vote, and that's why you know, that american vote is going for that america. who's gonna, who's going to do that, touch down and fake america back to greatness for

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the international film forum eurasia doc brings together big screen fans for the eighth time. the events are held in belarus and russia. this year, a record number of film applications is 324, last season there were 250. 16 countries are taking part in the competition, including iran, bangladesh, india, turkey and china. man and his experiences. the eurasia dog festival is hosted by two of our hero cities: smolensk and minsk. we traditionally start in smolensk. we show about half there, well, a little more programs, because we show some films in minsk and smolensk. there is a starting press conference, the first round tables, the youth format eurasia dog 4 minutes, a youth film competition. but all the winners of the youth and adult programs, we announce here in minsk. there will be a gorgeous musical program, i will not reveal all the secrets, but i can say that there will be a simply uplifting performance, we start in smolensk, then move to minsk, so in general the program - and the concept of the festival evrazitok, that is , documentaries from the eurasian space, in the br

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