before we go, i want to thank my guest from the tana cortes. thank you -- tana quartet. with us. be sure to check out their new album. for more arts and culture news, head to our website. more news is coming up after this song by band of horses. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [speaking in foreign language] >> this public prosecutor is one of italy's most threatened citizens. he represents the government and its massive case -- in its massive case against italy's most powerful mafia. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> its modus operandi includes blood baths. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> our investigation exposes the underbelly of the mafia. tdecember 25, 1991, marks the dissolution of the soviet union. it broke up into 15 independent states. we visited three former soviet republics that are now at the center of a new cold war between europe and russia. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> 30 years after the collapse of the ussr, a new geopolitical battle is raging, fought with propaganda, tanks, and hackers. >> cyber attacks can be as serious as physical attacks. >> don't miss t

this active volcano is tana's biggest draw. one travel book describes this resort as its top pick. bungalows, in a lush garden, a honeymoon suite that was so romantic. before the storm it was. >> we employ more than 50 staff and we are very worried that they might not have a job. because of the damage that this monster has done to us. >> by late afternoon despite damage to the airport building, tana's runway was getting busy. the help is welcome. ships are on their way too. after shelter clean water and food are priorities. both are running out fast. andrew thomas, al jazeera tana, vanuatu. >> hundreds of people were arrested in frankfurt today after a protest against european central bank turned violent. four police cars were set on fire and dozens of people were injured in the scuffles. the violence broke out as thousands of demonstrators marched in the german financial capital to protest the ecb's new billion dollar headquarters. many blame the bank for the financial trouble, in order to get bailout loans. >> harley davidson has its road king motorcycle but another has the king

lake tana, the source of the river, is a place of myth and legend.t lake in ethiopia and many of its 37 islands have their own monasteries. it's a very sacred place for ethiopian orthodox christians. this monastery dates back to the 14th century. some of these paintings are more than 400 years old. the nile appears in the old testament and legend has it that the ark of the covenant was briefly brought here. but all is not calm on these waters. the struggle for control of this great river is dividing the three countries that share it. the nile is the bringer of life, and from where it launches itself downstream it has the power to bring peace or bring war. this is where the blue nile begins its long journey. from here up in the ethiopian highlands it will cut through caverns and canyons, across plains through sudan and egypt and into the delta of the mediterranean sea. around 85% of that water comes from here and that is why a vast new dam being built in ethiopia is dividing nations. this is the grand ethiopian renaissance dam and it is driving ethiop

hello, my name is tana. i know that watches are produced in belarus.to know how this is done. what are the legs for a wristwatch? is it for them to walk? yes, so they don't run away. how are watches checked for leaks? will the bubble come out or not? and how to distinguish sapphire glass from mineral glass? i will use this life hack, i have a lot of clocks at home, all the stages of creating a clock in a new project belarus 24, this saturday we will organize a master class and tell you how it’s done, cool, it’s not an easy task. we are busy with the new day and we are working on this music, music, such a thick inside of our skin. from us, yana pausyul, from the sun, from timid hands, from the tips of our fingers, music is soothing, luscious thoughts and opening before us thousands of gifts, music can change the light. pakolki yana zdolnaya zmyanit us. music is inside our skin.

jack and tana set up a charity to help other victims of violent crime. it's called marc's place. >> we're going to try to move forward with something positive proud of. >> reporter: and on a fall sunset, they gathered family and friends together to remember their son and finally say goodbye. >> i tell people all the time, it's hug the ones you love. let them know, because you never know. the next moment they may be gone. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday morning, donald trump dominating the national polls now more than ever. >> something is going on and it's beautiful to see. >> but no one has ever won without paying more attention to early states like iowa. trump is rewritingng the rules.. can he rewrite history? donald trump joins me live. >>> plus, last night's democratic debate. into regime change and little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. >> did bernie sanders pass the commander in chief test? he joins me this morning. >>> and speaker of the house paul ryan s

he's really pushing the strategic at tana me narrative.s is something that he has been long to profess. he mentioned about two years ago that nato was framed. france has been seen as a real pushing. there are two ways to look at this. one could be that europe is stronger and does more burden sharing. it would be more useful to nato. for the last 30 years, there's been this idea that there's is a peace dividend. as you mentioned earlier, there's been so much money spent but has it used wisely? what about capacities? there's big issues in gas and logistics and basic communications among eu mentor -- member states. i think strengthening europe and having a strengthened pillar within nato would be hugely beneficial, especially since we are not only facing russia anymore. we are facing russia, china, south korea. the europeans need to be fair -- far more active and use their funding more carefully. we've talked about battle groups. they've never been used. there's a lack of a political will and there's a sense that many times, europeans like to

he's really pushing the strategic at tana me narrative.s is something that he has been long to profess. he mentioned about two years ago that nato was framed. france has been seen as a real pushing. there are two ways to look at this. one could be that europe is stronger and does more burden sharing. it would be more useful to nato. for the last 30 years, there's been this idea that there's is a peace dividend. as you mentioned earlier, there's been so much money spent but has it used wisely? what about capacities? there's big issues in gas and logistics and basic communications among eu mentor -- member states. i think strengthening europe and having a strengthened pillar within nato would be hugely beneficial, especially since we are not only facing russia anymore. we are facing russia, china, south korea. the europeans need to be fair -- far more active and use their funding more carefully. we've talked about battle groups. they've never been used. there's a lack of a political will and there's a sense that many times, europeans like to

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jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going. they even posted a billboard asking the public for help. away with murder was eating jack alive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for mark? maybe. children. >> reporter: jack and tana heard about their son's widow, a new boyfriend on her arm and life insurance money in her pocket, and they fumed. >> she's buying stuff, and buying clothes, and going to restaurants. and it's very hard for us to take. was determined to see the case through. just like marc's parents, he believed michelle had orchestrated the murder down to the very minute. the shooter himself said as much. carl was texting with someone, he said, as they made their final plans in the church parking lot. >> who'd he tell you he was

the so called queen rock and roll global superstar tina tana how strongly that is the 3 the so we begin and through dawn where there has been heavy fighting in and around the capital going to despite c spine and armies. plaza jets was shut down and on demand and heavy artillery fire has been had near military base, the sudanese army and the arrival time military group, the rapids of old forces have been locked in the bishop. how struggling on monday c 5 is broken by saudi arabia and the us to allow aiden for millions of people course . and the confidence was health organization says it's still been unable to deliver vital supplies, hospitals into don't, desperately need that aid to treat. not just the injured but also patients who need 5. okay. i'll just here is hipaa. morgan has been to one hospital and i'm gonna normally and why did but greet brings her mother to a rebuilt alice has sent her twice a week. but since the starts of fighting, getting access to hospital with the needed facilities has been difficult since the stump of the will, the health subsidy key, which is the dialysis

the people in eastern kenya's tana river region have not seen heavy rainfall for months.ority of people here are cattle herders. they live from their animals. and so they walk hundreds of kilometers in search of water. bashir: our herds didn't manage to acclimatize when we came here. their health deteriorated massively. we're suffering because of the drought. most of the animals have died. reporter: each day, the women of the tana river walk to a small water basin to fill their plastic containers but they can see the water levels getting lower and lower here, too. the united nations wld food program fears there uld be a humanitarian catastrophe. felix: currently over 15 million people are being impacted or requiring food assistance in the horn of africa, and if the rains continue to fail as we are witnessing, it's predicted that over 20 million people who will be impacted by the drought and will require food assistance. reporter: the drought is hitting the youngest particularly hard. unicef estimates that some eight million children between the ages of five and 15 are at

s tana. it was changed to no cell time in 2019 in honor of the outgoing president. the you in children's agency says so called his super flags in pakistan have left nearly 3 and a half 1000000 children in need of an urgent help. unicef says stagnant water has led to an increase in malaria, dinky fever and diarrhea, women and children, mainly malnourished and in poor health in rural areas, a particularly vulnerable the government of the southern seemed province says more than 90000 people were traded in the province on thursday, a line and the sole survivor among 5 friends trapped by last month slugs in call is done in pakistan. has been telling junior about his experience. our team met him and heard his story. met and i'm a lawyer. my name is rebecca. i am 24 years old. i'm one of the 5 people who are stuck in the i can never forget the 25th of august. it was a wonderful day for us. it was early morning and it was raining heavily so i decided to move my vehicle to safely. when i came down, my friends also joined. we've been moving toward the bazaar with our vehicle.

andrew thomas one of the first foreign reporters to reach the southern islands of tana. his report. >> reporter: the vast majority of buildings that i have seen during my time on tana have been all but destroyed. many pretty muched flat ended. thankfully the people got out of them. there is concern if aid doesn't start coming in significant quantity soon they'll have other problems to deal with. a lack of drinking water a lack of food, shelter given so many house have his been destroyed say real priority. and this is a picture repeated right across the island of vanuatu. the charity uncief say that 70,000 children report going to school at the moment because their schools have been destroyed. we saw one like that just up the road. 60,000 children, they say are in desperate need of healthcare, low immunization rate in vanuatu, they are concerned the children will get sick if they don't get the right facilities. aid flights are starting to arrive on some of the outlying islands, but this, while a relatively remote one will be one of the first to get an aid flight in. other

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real hospital on tana island now. we've been listening to a girl whimper in pain. she's 9 years old and suffered a head wound when the roof collapsed. it also killed her mother and brother. that's the storm four days ago. we have spoken to the head doctor here. there's extensive damage extensive damage in this hospital hospital. they haven't been able to communicate with the out world because the radios and telephones are down to tell the capital city and out world the damage here and help that they need. the doctors says this little girl need to be medivaced. she could lose her life if she doesn't get taken to an intensive care award. >> what do you need most now? >> water and food for the patients and some medical supplies. to deal with injuries iv fluids oral rehydration fluids for dehydration and i think water would be number one on the list. >> reporter: this used to be the maternity ward. as you see, unusable still flooded under several inch of water. the only doctor here says that all of the medical machines th

you tana is already in tatya's studio. well, is it really going to be cold again, irinda, we are getting ready to lower the temperature, if today in moscow it is +16, then tomorrow it will be only +9 in general and wednesday and thursday will be so invigorating and fresh according to the weather. well, the atmospheric front confidently lowers the temperature from the russian north to the volga-vyatka region in the north, and in spring it only reminds the calendar of arkhangelsk tomorrow plus two with sleet. in murmansk during the day, zero minus two in the night area to -10 and also snow in the center, the rains are small and far, not may, plus seven nine degrees in the morning in yaroslavl in tver again. frosts are possible on the coast. the volga is still warm, but there is no us with the arrival of the cyclone. vasilisa wind thunderstorms in kazan tomorrow +15 in the south below, i have them up to plus 20 in the don and it's sunny, but on the black sea coast it's only 17-19 and in sochi with rains in the northwest the p

tana, you want to respond?go. >> i was going to say i know a lot of people are upset but a lot of people, a lot of hispanics -- i was in nevada when mr. trump won the hispanic vote and in arizona. and there are a lot of hispanics that are 100% behind securing the borders. mr. trump is resonating with a lot of them. i agree with john mccain. this is a tough struggle but at the end of the day he is a republican and donald trump is a republican nominee. and it's either, you know, we vote for -- they vote for donald trump or hillary clinton in the white house. i understand it's a little bit difficult but if we all -- you know, they get behind him 100% focused on winning the, you know, the election, we can do this. and we will do this. >> tana, thank you. donna, i saw your fingers. >> no. i was saying it's a small, small percentage of hispanics that might support donald trump. they want a leader who will unite the country and who will stand up for all americans and that's not donald trump. >> donna, tana. >> we'll s

by lake tana. your geologist with me several raman a reminder of our top stories the u.s. government has ordered beijing to close its consular office in houston texas saying it's to protect american intellectual property a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry has denied reports that staff had been burning documents and accuses the u.s. of violating international law. on july 21st the u.s. abruptly demanded we close our consulate general this was unilaterally initiated by the u.s. side we demand the u.s. withdraw this decision or we will respond the british government will open a special pathway to citizenship for up to $3000000.00 hong kong residents starting in january the new rules are in response to a national security law china is imposing on hong kong which critics say curbs freedoms. the british government has denied ignoring warnings that russia was attempting to meddle in its elections prime minister boris johnson told parliament the u.k. was more vigilant than any other country about threats from russia a report on tuesday concluded or thought he actively av

by lake tana it choppy. you're watching al-jazeera with me said the reminder of our top news stories the u.s. government has ordered beijing to close its consular office in houston texas saying it's to protect american intellectual property a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry has denied reports that stanford been burning documents inside the building or gone. on july 21st the u.s. abruptly demanded we closed our consulate general this was unilaterally initiated by the u.s. side and we demand the u.s. withdraw this decision or we will respond we're not going to allow this to continue to happen where they have seen their remarks that. gave that direct reggae even that attorney general bar has given we are setting out clear expertise for how the chinese communist party is going to behave and when they don't who are going to take actions that protect the american people protect our security our national security and also protect our economy and jobs. the british government will open a special pathway to

by lake tana it choppy. well still ahead here on al-jazeera a final farewell it's the end of an era for one of australian aviation's the longest serving anchor. i'm joined now in scotland's east kilbride where the world's largest trial of possible covert 19 treatments has produced results that are already being used to save lives and england cricketer john from reports online racial abuse heading into that deciding match against the what's today's. ally with a change of wind direction has been something of a dust storm or sounds to one of the u.a.e. in the last day or so you don't pick it up on the satellite picture you pick up the edge of the monsoon that's really the prompt in the changing weather type so with that science easterlies more humid in the forecast and now then qatar and bahrain eastern side in this orange is dust is coming out from the empty quarter and to some degree coming down from iraq it's typical for this time of the year otherwise it's a dry looking picture occasional sun so it's possib

by lake tana it choppy. time now for a check on the world weather where the rob and i focus on south america rob and some mid winter weather and earlier i look at paraguay it's a surprisingly hot country in the winter when the northerly breeze keeps it pretty warm but every now and again takes ones down into europe and even parts of argentina temperatures were almost at record values if we can then though not far off now i mean that doesn't see on the last 5 days but 32 the record only 33 so we're 10 above r.j. with 10 above average a good part of your require the cut off is very obvious this easterly breeze and the river plates contention or not the temps are back in weren't even there but it's warm for her anyway the extreme warmth that was there of the weekend the u.s. is been squashed out a little bit in the eastern states and down the south it's quite warm warm and dry has been the problem further west in fact as you've probably already aware the whole crowd has been burning about 300000 hectares this i

tana is confessional, but in essence the distinction between good and evil in our religions is the samespeaking about the middle east about what is happening in other countries, for example, the clash between muslims and jews in european cities, spiritual leaders noted that it is russia that must contribute its contribution to the preservation of peace. we consider it our duty to call on the parties to the conflict to immediately cease hostilities, release the hostages and prevent the escalation of the conflict, death and peaceful suffering. population. at the same time, we call on our compatriots to maintain calm, unity and cohesion, not to succumb to provocations and not to allow the incitement of interethnic and interreligious hostility. i myself have no doubt that israelis, palestinians, jews, muslims can live in peace, respect each other and, if necessary, even help each other. there are all the conditions that we could not be friends together. you can take it. this example, what we have here in russia, peace between christians, muslims, jews, buddhists, everyone religions, all peo

by lake tana. still ahead on al-jazeera. it will probably unfortunately get worse before it gets better something i don't like saying about things but that's the way it is a reluctant reassessment of the current a virus outbreak in the u.s. from president donald trump and up and away is the end of an era for one of australia's aviation snogs setting an x. . how the korean peninsula is for soaking now i think the seasonal rains of change their orientation a little bit and a proper circulation developing in that line which takes you across the yellow sea towards both north and south korea the orange center is just some intense slow moving heavy rain it's still part of a system that links back across the yangtze where it's now dry in the forecast as a back towards sichuan where the next bit will starts develop this however unfolds so you've got still rain in the korean peninsula spreading across towards the south of japan and probably just touching shanghai for a brief while as well. still he would of course you get scattered t

man drinking tea in a bar, mummy certainly will not be this powerful ideologically seasoned old man tanas jane, the father of albanian agronomy, he spent many years in the soviet union there kindly. they called it athanasius. now afanasy lives somewhere in dilapidated mansion built by italian architects at the beginning of the last century to his home. he did not invite us, the atmosphere, they say, is not suitable for receiving dear guests; instead, he took us to a restaurant in another, out of his mind, you see. also not a fan of cooking, he took with him his brother in angela and photographs of the times of his happy youth. now i will show in moscow the midfielder of the student football team. in the ussr there he met real friends and learned the language. to already 40 years old, but for a person, of course, the language language. if you do not say more, you can forget and you need to be motherly yes, but you have not forgotten. janie recalls the years spent in the soviet union before us with quiet boyish delight to photographs from the red square, and she treats shcherbinka boarding

obama press efforts to" tana mo have been hampered by opposition from congress -- obama's efforts toclose at guantÁnamo have been hampered by opposition from congress. a total of 28 inmates have been taken out of guantÁnamo this year, the highest number since 2009. the tuner population has been cut down to 127. many are already clear to transfer. u.s. officials say further transfers are expected in the coming weeks. >> washington has condemned cuba's practice of repression. the statement has been viewed as the first major test of president obama's policy shift toward normalizing relations with the communist ruled island. police in russia have detained more than 100 people after angry protesters took to the streets of moscow as part of an antigovernment rally. they gathered inside red square after a high-profile opposition figure was convicted of fraud. authorities arrested him as he arrived to join in the demonstration. >> standing their ground. thousands of antigovernment demonstrators protested in moscow on tuesday in a show of support for a prominent russian opposition leader. he

tana reserve free tickets to the screening at the cobblestone theater on 86th.. the movie starts at six. donald trump has been raising questions about fellow candidate president. and now he's facing a lawsuit on the matter. thursday in federal court in texas. cruz was born in canada... his mom is a u-s citizen. the suit wants to clarify what the attorney wants the supreme court to expedite the case since the iowa caucuses are fast approaching. trump and cruz exchanged words on it during last night's debate. 38-47 cruz: my friend donald said he'd had his lawyers look at this from every which way. and there was no issue there, there was nothing to this birther issue. now since september the constitution hasn't changed. but the poll numbers have. ted cruz and donald trump are running neck and neck for first place in iowa ... former president bill clinton is campaigning for hillary clinton... telling voters why his wife is the most qualified to be president. today, he stopped at morningside college in sioux city. bill clinton began campaigning for her last week in ne

only now, it is unlikely that any of the canadian authorities will use the service in tanas.nster to return the memory of dissociative amnesia do not remember what happened to him and who life events. we need you only young 50.000 hour 3 hour minimum wage. we received a lot of requests that we go out more often in the west they try to declare us a country of outcasts. let's look at this story a little differently. this is an attempt to hear recreate. through painting, the entire panorama of the great country is artistic fantasy. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. we look to spend time with children russian cartoons and children's programs, we watch for free without registration. soon promised to take care of the souls. school london reproaches brussels paris presents claims to rome why european politicians and officials have ceased to find a common language and blame each other?

the world renowned three tana's trio plus a duo has won nine grammys and a host of other awards besides about twenty years ago domingo launched a contest he called. designed to help discover young talented singers and promote their careers. domingo thank you very much for coming to the show how are you. i see your finals they knew you. well after celebrating your seventeenth birthday you said and i have this quote whatever i imagined i never thought that i would still be singing out to seventy this is what you said what keeps you what keeps you afloat what keeps you in such wonderful shape isn't it the music itself but i think you say. that i have always feel for what i do. really really is a privilege for me to do a career that i love so much and i know that career which you can make people happy you can make them feel good many times the problems so is a very positive thing for you to soul. it's not like i understand that the us people that when they arrive normally to my age would be for dead looking forward to retirement you know because he said job done it's difficult they have bee

deirdre: with me now trump campaign senior advisor welcome tana ga glad to have you here, what did you make of hillary clinton a comments, how much of a disadvantage does she face. the obama administration, has admitted it made big mistakes in libya. >> exactly. when hillary said he does not have a plan, i disagree, he just laid his plan out for the american voters to understand and clearly, hear what he plans to do and how he plans to defeat isis. i think st was a big loss on her case say he has none. metropolitans are opt -- americans of optimistic that a presidency with donald trump as commander and chief will keep us safe, that is what we want to be able to be safe. deirdre: when donald trump spoke in youngs town, ohio he had a lot of applause, one moment you did have some people in the room, a little bit quiet. is that donald trump made a comment about bringing together nations that could be our allies, he specifically included russia, and china. he had gotten applause for a lot of line that one people were quiet, why do you think that is? >> you know, i didn't notice, that i wish

. >> the first military aircraft arrived on the island of tana midmorning. four days after the storm no food, no water but people. >> i could bring a range of capabilities from our unit, but if it's not on the ground, it's a waste of time. there are only certain things we can fit on aircraft. we came in with a recould go in a sans operation. >> we cage came across tom already rebuilding. his father's house was destroyed on saturday. on sunday his son began to build him a new one on sunday. >> we can't wait. after we build this one we'll be moving on to another place. that's how we think we will survive. >> the ferocity of the storm is clear from the flattened houses and roofs in an otherwise stripped-bare tree. the collapsed houses gave some situation of how fierce the storm was. but just look at what else it brought down. this tree used to tower over this town. now still huge but on its side. tourism is vanuatu's most important industry. this active volcano is tanner's biggest draw. one travel guide book describes this resort as it's top pick. bungalows in

moment, little less the thinking and that's also why a lot of individuals choose not to fool with tana. because who can run the risk of not being able to feed their kids. oh, sorry. oh, okay. and instead of recognizing that is the policies that are wrong were blaming the families, were saying, oh family, someone at o r r o family, someone or you know, have to take the drug tests or were required in the take because they are on drugs . now is none of that, if you went out and had conversations, you could actually really get to what the problems are with these policies that are being implemented. i think our current safety net system is now working. and so i believe that a guaranteed income is an opportunity for us to rewrite a system everybody deserves to be able to take care of their child. every body deserves to be able to have safe and adequate housing. everyone deserves to be able to so depend on a meal, a society that cannot take care of its children, society, they cannot take care of its elders. a society that leaves people in the coal without options cannot call itself civilized.

worse somewhere, people will understand and support us, because they will see the light, at the end of tanamoreover, they started to do something from microelectronics. there is space and other agriculture, and everywhere we see good sprouts. so it is necessary to assign responsibility for this plan, and on this we will do our work strategically. all our plans are being implemented, and even at a better pace than we expected, i want to note, uh, the good state of the economy of both russia and belarus. i just looked at the latest weather data in belarus , the economy is expected to grow by 3.70%. well, this is a forecast, but a value. well, nevertheless. eh, we have a little lowered i can say. well, it's for us too. a good indicator, we expect more than 2% growth, a minimum deficit of 0.4%, international reserves are also very good. uh, worthy of a very good level is unemployment in place. maybe all the main indicators give us reason to believe that in any case we will pass this year, confidently calmly and demonstrate good to good growth indicators . everything else is a mouse. also at the

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daniel amen, the author of "your brain is always listening" and his wife, tana amen, an icu nurse anduthor of "the relentless courage of a scared child" will show you how to tame the hidden dragons that cause these problems to help you feel happier, more positive, and more in control of your own emotions. - ♪ - welcome to our home. have you recently felt anxious, sad, traumatized, or grief? you are not alone. these issues were at epidemic levels before the pandemic and have been made dramatically worse since then.

alexander kunduk, khvalam margoev, tanas uzhikov, stanislav kudiev, news north ossetia.he federal part of the broadcast is over, ahead is news of the regions. at kurgan tet , a laser installation was used for the first time to dismantle a huge crane. we have connections , my colleague. alexander mironenko, alexander, hello, tell us how rosatom technologies helped in this. hello, denis. the portal crane has been loading coal at kurgan tet for many years and has long since exhausted its resource. a mobile laser complex was used for dismantling. it allows cutting dangerous structures at a safe distance. the equipment was created based at the troid institute for innovation and thermonuclear research. a laser beam invisible to the eye cuts metal at a height of 40. the operators worked with pinpoint precision, and as a result, the intellectual dismantling was successful. alexander, thank you for the good news, and we are now moving to yamal, where veterinarians are vaccinating reindeer, and scientists are simultaneously studying the genetics of animals. my colleague andrey sel

and it’s rare, just imagine, there were as many as five tanas at school, but lida was not alone. everything is assembled, konstantin, i see, no, well, nothing, he will tell you everything about himself, more if you get tired of listening, get acquainted. comrades, a young specialist will be doing an internship with us, my temporary deputy, vladimir, i apologize, i don’t know the qualification, sergeyech, well, just by name. but i apologize, ivan ivanovich, but if he is your deputy, then am i the boss or not, i just want to understand the chain of command. hello, lilida. aviation student building nuclear technology. coordinated tax, industrial, agricultural policies, unification of markets in the transport and energy sectors, and so on. vectors are set, now allies act in development. what was discussed in minsk? so, these are joint projects, logistics and harmonization of customs duties, as well as mutual recognition of visas. the agreement will come into force at the end of the year. industrial cooperation is at the forefront of union work, so our manufacturers will have access t

how france and great britain guaranteed poland an immediate offensive in the war against germany, if tanatacked, conquered, and the french and british sat out. the same thing will happen now, if poland counts on the help of its leaders from the ocean, it will wait a long time for this help. so i think other countries. which, in general, belong to the countries of earlier earlier nato countries, which, in general, have long known in nato different periods of our confrontation, it is unlikely that they will go so far as to aggravate relations with our country, retaliatory measures will be inevitable, the information agenda is changing quite rapidly, there are many statements that we constantly discuss on air, i would like to go back a few days, since you mentioned poland, the statement of the minister of foreign affairs of poland regarding the fact that.. this is a rather interesting statement; here a question arises related to the fact that if now, for example, germany can and does, apparently, yes, in the supply of the same taurus missiles, if such . the structure will be created, do you

your biological mother died and we we want to show you where she is buried, attention, well, hello, tana here at the cemetery. i didn’t have time to tell tanya to thank her, let’s say for my son, for the boy, thank you tanya for my son, my mother died in my... arms, we were going to sleep alone moment she grabbed her heart, of course i was very scared, i didn’t know what to do, i called an ambulance for her, they said that they were too late, she died, she was - kind, good, when my mother died, i felt - to her father. i missed, of course, affection, she treated me with love, thank god that my grandmother, my father’s mother, took me from the boarding school, at the moment when i said goodbye to her, i kissed her, or something, then they closed the coffin , at this point i didn’t see anything else, and i still can’t forget how it was.

o, tana, thanks for taking the time to talk to us in. so is the chemical industry preparing to be able to operate without russian energy supplies in the immediate future? yal in yeah, absolutely. just because the chemicals industry is hugely dependent on gas in that in the year it was, it was the were germany's biggest consumer of gas using 15 percent of the total volume. gov, endorsement once a year. no, we're also unusual in that we don't just burn gas to supply our energy needs. and we also use natural gas as a raw material for many of our production processes. the what measures are you taking care of with us as our casa for 3 bathrooms, and even yet, it doesn't. the companies are looking at what other energy sources can be used as a substitute to power their operations, wish and of it. but as are the raw material side where we use natural gas and production, there's no alternative of in diet. if the gas stopped flowing, we'd have to draw down production. we can't replace natural gas as a raw material as it's but what does that mean f

then we have the small meadow button which contains hydro visible challenges. simply both contain tana, that are the talons are best known from wine look, it gives at that for a texture on the tongue and foot, and they're good for ruminants because they reduce methane and even the tango tinquan, cast in malicious cows belched and exhaled about half the methane of an average german cow about 9 grams of methane per liter of milk compared to 17 grams per liter. so farming cows with this method will reduce the carbon footprint in comparison to farming cows in normal sheds. nadine ship cover is developing a shed management system for the conventional agricultural sector that would be very climate friendly. to feed fur, high output cows consists of concentrate and mineral feed, with corn and grass silage. the mixture is made according to a precise ratio. each day they get 40 killers of grass and corn silage and about 10 kilos of concentrated feed, such as rape seed and soybean meal. concentrated feed enables a high milk yield, and like young grass is easy to digest, optimally adjusted methan

and as in the american original, each messner has a character, tana palmer, whom aka piece issued days to stage persona notified, taxi writer of of when i had money in the day i always commuted using the service of a motorbike taxi ride. and i thought that will make an interesting character. so i decided to create my character from that messiah with messiah diane catchy. the found is of the wrestling, shall hope to talk to space for local rest is using distinctly time characters. but it's been a long road, but these take us about 3 years until we can get the appropriate training. we can get the proper dojo or the gym and to get the proper shoals that we can sell to get advanced. talk to c o. nicholson tuesday night. and showing them like a spectacle about what happened and i to bomb it was the son of defiance where enjoyable. whether it's the serious ones or the funny ones with gags that need it had everything. yeah, i applaud la in albany, oliver. i thought they were very entertaining. i really enjoyed that match. they worked tremendously hard is all just like everybody else. and they

in the world renowned three tana's trio plus ago has won nine grammys and a host of other awards besides about twenty years ago domingo launched a contest called off the rally are designed to help discover young talented person years and promote their careers. was. the iraq was. close your living or thank you very much for coming to show how you know we're fine i see your final say and you. yes yes well after celebrating your seventeenth birthday you said and i have this quilt whatever i imagine i never thought that i would still be singing out to seventy this is what you said right what keeps here what keeps you afloat with keeps in such wonderful shape isn't it the music itself well i think it's the. passion that i always feel for what i do. really really it's a privilege for me to do a career than i love so much and i know that. career which you can make people happy you can make them feel good many times problems so it's a very positive thing what you do so it's not like i understand that they just there is people that when they arrive normally to my age but before they're looking fo

daniel amen, the author of "your brain is always listening" and his wife, tana amen, an icu nurse and author of "the relentless courage of a scared child" will show you how to tame the hidden dragons that cause these problems to help you feel happier, more positive, and more in control of your own emotions. - ♪ - welcome to our home. have you recently felt anxious, sad, traumatized, or grief? you are not alone. these issues were at epidemic levels before e pandemic and have been made dramatically worse since then. social isolation, financial and health worries,

jack tana to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the new u. k. finance minister has strapped nearly all of the price of the prime minister list process. disputed tax cuts. chancellor jeremy hunt suspended a plan that would have caught the basic income tax rate. he also scaled back an energy price cap, trusses. proposals barked market term, or when it was announced weeks ago, causing the british pound about what to plunge. we've decided to announce sweden's parliament has confirmed moderate party leader of krista, san as a prime minister. he will lead of 3 party minority coalition with a christian democrats and the liberals bought the block will rely on the support of the far right sweden democrats. we merged as the 2nd largest party in elections the up to mays we are in germany will allow a number of afghans at risk of persecution to come to germany. the foreign and interior ministries announced that around $1000.00 afghans and their families will be granted entry. they include activists, journalists, and religious minority members. now, one o

tana is a love story told by nonactors. some of the cast left their island home for the first time and ventured to the film's premier. >> until two years ago, these people had never seen a film. now they are the stars of one. in a production they helped cowrite, a story of love and tragedy based on their experience which echos the tail of romeo and jewe juliet. they made it to venice to see themselves on the big screen. >> this is a multicultural environment, tall buildings and cars everywhere and crowds of people, very, very strange. everything looks so strange compared to our culture where we live with nature. >> the scenery is see ducttive, no special effects. tourists might flood in after seeing their home on screen. but they want the world to understand their culture. here at one of the most expensive hotels the cast says their community is the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless. there are no poor people, everyone is equal. we have overcome traps of money. we have overcome the lows of government