at the same time abas and boeing ended their corporation with russia. and this, despite the fact that almost all russian aircraft came from all come from abels and going, but the fact that the half of all russian planes since then had to stay on the ground demand that these planes could be used as spare parts. however, the loss of almost 50 percent of flight routes became a blessing for the ration of the asian industry. so the most important thing for now, for russians is to maintain domestic airlines. and so far this is still working well . so when we hear that domestic aviation is still doing well, but spare parts are hard to come by or have to be cannibalized from older planes, surely or some safety concerns. consider no yeah, sure. the question is, of course, are when the grounded aircraft will be taken apart and used spare parts, and for how long that can last and replace safety repairs by the western companies . are we know that russia has kept all the aircraft, or at least from the best buy degree of president putin? after all, that's more than $

ukraine, russia's commercial aviation industry has taken a heavy hit aircraft industry giants such as abas and boeing stop supplying spare parts for russian plains, back in march, a few months down the line about starting to have a major effect. despite the sanctions and being cut off from the deliveries of critical components, russian airlines are still operating. even though there has been a 15 to 20 percent robin passengers. for most people taking domestic flights in russia, not much has changed. in terms of learning jets, it was always going to take a bit longer because of course you've got star and spare parts, and of course you good. the existing aircraft that could be cannibalize more than 800 modern western built passenger jets, were flown by russian commercial airlines before the outbreak of the war. more than half of their flights operated on international routes. the majority of these flights have been terminated by sanctions. media that will be in or national routes were very lucrative. one of the most important forms of income, the harsh cut off from this cash flow was very se

this happened in this pastor with the americann booksellers association, the aba. they are a national nonprofit trade position that connects books with booksellers. their distributor. their job is to distribute books, that's their job. and they mailed out one of our books, a book by abigail schreier, and whatd -- it's down there. ie, won't make you to dedicate . it's called irreversible damage but when they milled at this book i got a my complete on twitter, one, and he an official apology saying that with traumatized and endangered the members of the b trans community by mailing this book out, by mailing the book out. this is a a serious and violent incident echoes against the aba policy, values and everything we believe and support. it is inexcusable. and so i wanted to ask you guys what you think about this language that is being used? where are they getting this language? let's talk about that. >> i can start with the word violence. there's of this term came out of academia, it's called discursive violence and it is language used that as being violent. again it

will: what's the motivation, do you think, of the aba and the schools to drop the lsatsome. >> well,oking at this trend nationally. we see that institutions have been getting rid of the s.a.t. and the a.c.t., and they cite to the fact that a lot of underrepresented minority groups do not cowell in these standardized exams, but that is not necessarily correct. for a lot of minority, including colluding myself, this is a way we can overcome a lot of barriers in this admission process. so the reason they want to get rid of it is probably because they do not see the benefit of this. maybe the aba should look into this standardizedded exam as an opportunity for students to learn versus a barrier to entry. will: well, that would be an interesting argument, that hay don't see the benefit. does the lsat, which i took as well, by the way, does it help identify those that do understand, for example, logic. but it looks like the argument is actually, well, let's lean more on biographic withal information. let's do our best now concern because you point out grades, grades from one school don't m

this is aba for forensic scientists. what they managed to do is establish a forensic section. shoulder to shoulder with fingerprint experts and ecology and all the other leading forensic fields. which gave him an anchor credential. and then they decide they're going to invent something called the american board of forensic odontology. he never had to approve you could identify bite mark the bite mark your project is memorized the methodology. side we do request how do we take the mold, how do we match and teeth, i can think also evidence that even work. but they will would suck board certified naked get into court and your president of the american board of forensic odontology and board-certified forensic dentist and you're a member of the american academy of forensic scientists, and that's very impressive sounding credentials. so if you're a judge and are considering whether or not you're going to admit expert witness testimony, like a lot of us to look at credentials. oh, the guise of board-certified forensic odontolgist, a member of this organization at that organization. w

that's kind of like the aba for lawyers. this is the aba for forensics scientists. and what they managed to do is establish a forensic odontology section. you know me right shoulders shoulder with fingerprint experts and and pathology and all the other, you know leading forensic fields. which gave them an anchor credential? and then they decided they were going to invent something called the american board of forensic odontology and start giving themselves board certifications and you never had to prove that you could identify a bite mark as such or that you could match somebody to a bite mark or demonstrate that you could actually do this. well you had to do is memorize the methodology, right? so, how do we do it? how do we take the mold? how do we match them to teeth? you know, i mean that kind of thing even though there was no evidence any but it worked. but they would start board certifying each other. and so then you would get into court and you're president of the american board of forensicoontology and your board certified forensic dentist, and that you're a

forecast model which is the other major long-range forecast model is a little more optimistic saying aba a quarter inch , closer to three quarters of an inch on the high-end but here's the important part, this marks the beginning of an unsettled pattern that would carry us through late november and all the way into the for several days of december, the 6 to 10 day outlook and the 8 to 14 day outlook from the climate production center both show a significant chance of wetter than normal conditions continuing on into the first week of december. we definitely need the rain. by the time it arrives next week it will have been three weeks since our next measurable rainfall. temperatures in the 50s but down 48 already in santa rosa, 58 for san jose. inland temperatures dropping to the mid to upper 30s. a few spots in the low 40s, mid-40s around the day to begin the day on wednesday. temperatures will warm up quickly, anywhere from 3 to 7 degrees above average for wednesday afternoon's highs, warmer than that for thanksgiving itself on thursday. temperatures along the coast into the low 60s for

the strategy suddenly seems to be working with the aba jin's. solemn music boy hopes that the will soon be as plentiful as his lavender, which grows on its own in tunisia and is considered one of the most common plants in the country. sticking with a topic of agriculture, a lot has changed since an invasion of ukraine, for farmers while wide seeds and fertilizer have become more expensive. this is why some farmers in uganda have come up with a new foot laser, which is not only cheaper than conventionalized, but also better for the environment. in uganda, the price for some important for glazes has more than doubled. russia in major supplier is facing international sanctions and the gun and importers and consumers, a filling the report effect. customers are not planning to buy because it's very expensive. it has affected us alert. other yes, asking the price as the more value. because it's very expensive. now you get in every culture santis abbey lou be gosh, he's offering an alternative comes from this is more fly called the blacks would fly, which has been found to be a source of organ

was then traced back was the inoculation markups as among the atlas seattle soccer field of tuneful aba. it's in the months after half in moore. it's no 12 months ago wishing them. i got more and more varying symptoms baffles until marking like dizziness and heart palpitations when standing out of my mouth. all from now the smith also nerve pain and, and needles. nobody believe me then i was dismissed as mentally oldish and you're still not am artifact. i was always told it's nothing measurable, but they did do a biopsy of my nerve tissue. and i hope that with all cases it's taken seriously and not put down to being just in the mind that when someone comes in with numbness, the doctors do a biopsy of single matter. oh, the cause of post back syndrome is not yet known. patients develop varying symptoms . a wide range of factors could play a role such as undetected illness or infection at the time of inoculation. oh, the many factors make treatment difficult. according to ban schieffer, a cardiologist and head of the post vaccination, outpatient clinic. emerson hen cooking. you have to lo

, that is the central principle that we will not under any circumstances sacrifice our sovereignty. aba davi is an important partner of washington in the gulf region, with 5000 american troops now stationed in the emeralds. however, several u. s. democratic congressman have called for those soldiers to be pulled out from the u 8 e. that's after the opec plus group, which includes the emory it's agreed to slashes oil output, which washington has spoken out against. now this comes just days after the washington post published an article, citing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abu dhabi has been meddling and american politics and accusing the arab country of activities resembling espionage. the u. 8 denies the accusations as, as its influence in the us as a product of decades of co operation and diplomacy. international studies expert, a neurotic show, noise says that the american allegations are an attempt to head back at the u. s. e for its foreign policy stance. this was a dime wren just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask old sake, e

for 12 years, brezhnei was the general secretary. he he watches tv by chance and sees how aba are makinghere. he accidentally caught the signal of swedish tv and he says, i am just a small burned-out, sad child on the other side of the baltic in an occupied in a small country it was obvious even to 12-year-old children that they are an occupied small country for the majority among us, unfortunately, we did not feel like a small occupied country as we did when we were under brezhnev under gorbachev and that is why we had kravchuk and that is why we were losing this time, it could not be otherwise although when i was a child, i used to glue these posters of chornovola , i participated in the elections, i was illegal, i didn't vote back then, but i took an active part in, so to speak, listen to the agitation of the knowledge that it invites sorrow. unhappy in some 92nd year, he said because there will be a war with russia, which and who else is a little abnormal well, it is so difficult to live with such knowledge well, but we live like this in our place, the plot andriy will tell us about

stu: ali bb aba up 10%. that's huge news.auren: it's not what we heard from president xi jinping at the congress a few weeks ago. stu: that was before the walk out at foxconn with hundreds of thousands of people. that's a big deal. back to the markets and check futures. we've got 20 minutes to go till the open. 200 up for the dow, 150 up for the nasdaq. and then there's this, cdc director rochelle walensky tested positive for covid again even after taking the antiviral pill paxlovid. dr. marc siegel will be here. what's the point of the president visiting the sunshine state? i'll ask congressman mike waltz after this. ♪ d yois xfinity rewards is a program whose sole purpose is to say "thank you" with experiences big, small and once-in-a-lifetime. sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium! sometimes, it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this. welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfini

. >> one of mig my -- great tr friends taught me, ve even jesus lost a voice to brand bar abas.you were not going to be willing to lay down your life for your faith, you are not in the right room. the question should be asked though. what does that mean. most often, it means laying down your life for americans that you have never met. think about greatest generation, the folks who fought in world war ii, making sure we're speaking english not german, those men and women went to a foreign land to make sure the world was saved. we refer to them as the greatest generation. you could about single mothers who go to work every day, like my mother, hoping and praying in america all things are possible, for the poorest, least among these. we have proven that is true. i would be willing to stand in the fire to make sure that every single child in this country has quality education. because i know that is the greatest source of opportunity it is the closest thing to a panacea known in our country. trey: you know senator, i started by saying your mom wanted a minister of the gospel. sounds

the answer is not simply to drop standards but the answer is for people like the aba to simply put upcs such as social equity and social jus justice. it is not going to help the students they are trying to help with these erosions of standards at all. spectate unwanted this is part of a larger phenomenon which is the fight for merit in american culture. i used to be american higher education helped us catch up in a world of standards from the failure of k-12. but if standards are flagging at the higher education level we may have a larger competitive problem as the world advances. >> yes probably think that is accurate produce become more acute from covid-19 as learning losses of all varieties even in colleges accumulate with kids trying to learn on zoom. i do think there's a reason to be concerned here that we are not quite to measure how well students are able to perform in a demanding academic envir environment. >> yes, the implications of that long-term are not good pay to write thank you. when we come back the very latest on the ftx fiasco's lawyers for the collapse crypto curren

you can give up like that that tomorrow aba's mother would not come out and did not come out 5 days afterts threw him out of the balcony of the eighth floor of his new apartment, the official version of suicide. however, for many, she still calls with me. i think it's an accident. i don't want to believe that someone out there made an attempt on her life. i think that zhenya was simply tired of living and is not your sense of her future life. this is what will be on the floor many generations do not have a secret? reveal elicit or psychology, where the skin word and i skin splinter five can't say anything about it. now i, in principle, dreamed of her brother, and he asked him. why doesn’t mom come, she won’t come, she’s already so. so what happened, in fact, there are no answers to this question, and to this day, eyewitnesses of the event, only for reasons understandable only to them, are increasingly silent about too many pitfalls of contradictions in this complex and confusing fate eugene the beggar managed to say her last word, who knows to be, maybe her poems and hidden answers to all

dozens of vehicles had to be aba abandoned.nd more than 300 tickets were actually issued to motorists who went out there when the driving ban was in effect. as the county executive said, if you are out there right now, you are only adding to the problem. there's cleanup crews that are trying to keep up with the effort here. you know, the snow has not stopped falling yet, so this is going to take a while, and this snow, it is not only extremely wet, but it is heavy. it is packed. there's ice underneath it. if you do not not to go out, stay home, wait it out. as the county said, know your limitations if you're going to do any cleanup. unfortunately two people have died as a result of this storm, suffering cardiac episodes while they were trying to clean up. so if you absolutely do not need to start cleaning up, just wait it out and let the professionals handle it, and just wait it out. the storm is not over yet. here in downtown buffalo, we're expecting to see more snowfall over the next several hours, and although buffalonians a

the aba ruling will not take effect until fall of 2025 and it is another example of what critics describeducation in america. let's ring around the rosie because we are all attorneys. you said this so eloquently at the break. it is about the rigor. i took your words for you. >> jackie: that's what they're about. it's not about what you can regurgitate on the lsat or the bar exam. both of which i sat for. having said that, it's about the rigor for studying. for the bar exam, i sat in my room for six weeks and did not come out and just study to focus on that. i am not a natural text taker. i have friends that can go to sleep and take a test the next day without studying and a set. i've to work my butt off to do that to get to law school and pass the bar. what are they training for? their training for life and for complicated trial. you are not always going to know the answers. they are training how to sit and analyze a problem and find the answers that you need. sometimes it takes weeks and months to be adequately prepared to do that. when you take bars like this away and standardize testin

abortion was an issue with aba gail spamburger. redrawn and so she ran on protecting abortion rights. that was a huge issue. maria: what you said initially was right-on. what she did so well, she pushed back on socialism. she went against the extreme progressive left and it worked for her. newt, it's great to see you. thanks so much. >> good to be with you. maria: newt gingrich joining us, and we'll be right back. with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. snoring keeping you awake? the sleep number 360 smart bed lets you gently raise your partner's head, and it senses your movements and automatically adjusts. don't miss our weekend special. save 40% on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. ends monday. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start

title 42 goea away is going to mean six and half million people entering this country illegally on abay basis. we've already seen 5 milliony enter illegally overseas toto tamerica can you do anything td send money to thlee border? you and be able to do anything to move this problem? a meyou been one of the leaders on this and educating the american r people what's happening on the border. o no longer willig democrats bee to ignore the problem. when i b become speaker and i'm traveling to the border next tuesday for a number of different reasons but want to think these border agents for all the work they have done being overwhelming to get the latest information we will roll out the abilities to secure the border. i become speaker i will move meetings at the border.on you cagen no longer ignore the problem. the american public and have the information in a printable move legislation on the floor to secure thaet border, out of the house onto the senate.'s we'l nl continue to fight to mae this happen. not just the millions of illegal people coming across this border. this is where the fen

football analyst martin, but e test team is live for us in te, tell martin ecuador had surprised many abas rural pop. how surprised are you that they're doing so well here? i'm not too surprised. really there in the qualifiers, the secretaries sides very new, very young mix with some better and players. but during the qualifiers we tend to, we should we have some gray results against teams like columbia t label to why, who take points off from brazil and argentina. so what we're seeing in the world cup is what the world seeing right now, what i could or deserves to, to have this new generation is the golden generation for a career. and people in ecuador, they're so passionate about their national team. i know families are gonna be gathered around to watch this, this game at how nervous are fans there about this match? yeah, we're very nervous. and like, you know, synagogue, if they get the wind today, they qualify. we state. so we, we can advanced around a 16 with a draw or when today, the people are nervous. i know to play the way we played the 1st 2 matches against guitar in the netherla

want to write another one is probably about mother and that kind ofu stuff and i don't wealthy for the abaeadership award and we got it twice okay the last two years i feel good about what we've accomplished and we did it and it's a story for it's a story wl it and we try to help other teams and organizations. i'm just one of the vessels under never plan on writing a book about my time of the maps over time at&t and i don't even think people want to hear about that and i am trying to do god's work and hope to inspire people with how he has blessed me and pick me up for my life. >> thank you so much time of writing this book and sharing your life story appreciate you spending time with asking i think you for reading it i think you for time to also encourage people and i appreciate you. >> weekends on "c-span2", or an intellectual feast, every saturday in american history tv documents america story, and on sund, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for "c-span2", comes from these television companies and

had the 65th grammy award nominations announced this hour and top nominees for best pop duo include aba. >> kamiyah camilla cabello featuring ed sheeran, coldplay and bts post malone and doja cat and sam smith and kim petrus. >> best pop solo nominees are adele. bad bunny doja cat steve lacy lizzo and harry styles. this year the academy will add 5 categories to 3 of them include songwriter of the year. best spoken word, poetry album and best video game soundtrack. will history this morning to say that bunnies album is the first from the latin field ever be nominated for album of the year. goal is a still at right? my goodness beneath the love and 7 day forecast here, we've got 60's going on all week long. watch out those lows into the 30's. haven't seen much fog lately. dry air. thank you. eating away at that. fog will probably see a creep back in again thursday. so kind of plan accordingly. like we plan for fog and they are i know you're looking monday me a we're looking after turkey day. >> there might be that opportunity there. we see some juice, your mask coming here. so, yeah, ok,

on the outskirts of town, residents benefitting from russia's rapid retreat, aba abandoned amo caseshe bridges to the south destroyed. the russians blew these bridges up just two days ago, trying to slow down the ukrainians' advance south towards kherson. the tactic doesn't seem to be working. ukraine's advance has been cautious. pauses to regroup and reenergize. >> translator: russians are leaving so fast, they are losing their boots. >> reporter: it may be soon. seconds after we talked, they get the call to move forward. on their way, it appears, to join the liberation and celebrations in kherson. i think we can expect those celebrations and that sense of euphoria to continue for some time. the government's urging caution, telling former kherson residents, don't go back yet. it's not safe. there could be mines, unexploded weapons. it's too dangerous. the government has other priorities. it needs to look at that dam and make sure it's safe. there isn't going to be flooding. >> absolutely. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, we are moments away from news conferences in arizona. we w

it's part of a bit to push for early elections. abas' design, guys, so no, no, we do not want to be a part of the system. i am going to meet all my chief ministers. my parliamentary party leaders and we have decided to leave all the assemblies, instead of causing destruction in our country, instead of creating havoc in our country, it is better that we get out of this corrupt system. al jazeera camera hider has more now from his lamp, but i just slam abad sunday bazaar, which is brimming with activity. the people of this particular city were under siege because of the time of the long march coming to a lot capital. however, i am ron hahn in the interest of peace and security said that he wanted to avoid k r r k supporters to go back threatening that they would resign from the provincial legislators. i hear of god emphasized the fact that when his government left the country that gone to me was in good shape, it was growing at 6 percent unemployment or acceptable levers. but he said that since this new coalition government consisting of 13 parties, coca cola, the country, the economy o