katya adler reports. nail—biting moments for poland and its allies, gathering evidence and intelligence about last night's missile strike close to poland's border with ukraine. yerevan lives nearby. his family heard the explosion, he said, and were really scared. nato was also nervous. you'll notice almost more emphasis today on who likely wasn't behind the strike than who probably was. we have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack, and we have no indication that russia is preparing offensive military actions against nato. to western leaders, immense relief. poland's president says it seems the explosion was caused by ukrainian air defence systems. an unfortunate error, he said. moscow did pound ukraine with missiles yesterday. if it had struck or targeted neighbouring nato member poland, as first suggested in polish media, the whole alliance could have been called on, meaning confrontation with nuclear power russia. nato really wants to avoid that, while still supporting ukraine's

katya adler reports.been nail—biting moments for poland and its allies, gathering evidence and intelligence about last night's missile strike close to poland's border with ukraine. yerevan lives nearby. his family heard the explosion, he said, and were really scared. nato was also nervous. you'll notice almost more emphasis today on who likely wasn't behind the strike than who probably was. we have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack, and we have no indication that russia is preparing offensive military actions against nato. to western leaders, immense relief. poland's president says it seems the explosion was caused by ukrainian air defence systems. an unfortunate error, he said. moscow did pound ukraine with missiles yesterday. if it had struck or targeted neighbouring nato member poland, as first suggested in polish media, the whole alliance could have been called on, meaning confrontation with nuclear power russia. nato really wants to avoid that, while still supporting ukrai

katya adler has exclusive access to the underwater site of the blast.e is her report. >> this is a new front line in russia's conflicts to get -- confct against ukraine and the west. vladimir putin warned energy infrastructure, how oil and gas travel from source to our homes, is at risk. this is why there west believes -- the west believes him. three explosions were detonated on major gas lines between russia and europe earlier this autumn. moscow denies responsibility. >> >> good morning. >> we set off in search of answers was exclusive access and the help underwater drone experts. look how the concrete casing around the pipe was ripped apart. that, say intelligence sources, would need the force of a huge car bomb. >> and explosion, something really bending the metal. >> something being shot at it. >> yes. >> we learned the damage was far more extensive than widely believed. we may never know for sure what happens here. as we filmed, a danish surveillance plane circled nearby. also. >> a swedish worship, a danish warship, also russian. >> is this >> us

katya adler, bbc news, norway.d the murmuration of starlings — thousands of them soaring through the air while somehow avoiding any collisions. the birds are on theirjourney from northern europe to africa for the winter — stopping off for some sleep — there's a theory it's about safety in numbers, but look at that. that's it from myself for now, you can always get a hold of me on twitter. will be back in a moment with your headlines. hello. well, the rain clouds are starting to clear, and the weather is improving across scotland after what has been a very wet couple of days. and of course, not just scotland, but northern england, too. here's the radar from the last 12 hours or so — and in aberdeenshire, in char, we had about 160 millimetres of rain injust the last two days or so. but that rain is getting lighter. it's not going to be a completely dry day, though, on saturday. how about the weekend overall? well, it will be a mixed bag for most of us, certainly some sunshine in the forecast, but blustery showers are

katya adler, bbc news, norway. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lucy e grey.and the weather is improving across scotland after what has been a very wet couple of days. and, of course, not just scotland but northern england, too. here's the radar from the last 12 hours or so — and in aberdeenshire, in char, we had about 160mm of rain injust the last two days or so. but that rain is getting lighter. it's not going to be a completely dry day, though, on saturday. how about the weekend overall? well, it will be a mixed bag for most of us, certainly some sunshine in the forecast, but blustery showers are expected too. here's the satellite picture — and this weather front fast approaching will be sweeping over us, but not until saturday night. so, actually, during the course of saturday we'll be in between weather systems — here's that weather front fast approaching ireland — but out towards the east, we have the remnants of a weather front, it's starting to rain itself out. and then look at this central part of the uk — lots of fine weather right from the morning o

katya adler, bbc news, norway. pictures on the royal family's instagram account show toy bears that were left outside buckingham palace and windsor castle by members of the public after queen elizabeth died in september. 1,000 of these bears will be donated to charity, after they attend a teddy bear�*s picnic with camilla, the queen consort. that's all from me, thanks for watching. hello. well, the rain clouds are starting to clear, and the weather is improving across scotland after what has been a very wet couple of days. and, of course, not just scotland but northern england, too. here's the radar from the last 12 hours or so — and in aberdeenshire, in char, we had about 160mm of rain injust the last two days or so. but that rain is getting lighter. it's not going to be a completely dry day, though, on saturday. how about the weekend overall? well, it will be a mixed bag for most of us, certainly some sunshine in the forecast, but blustery showers are expected too. here's the satellite picture — and this weather

katya adler, bbc news, norway.ut the way they�*re being treated. employees were told by email yesterday that they are shut out of their offices until monday. twitter�*s new owner, elon musk, has told staff they must agree to work long hours at high intensity or leave. twitter�*s headquarters are in san francisco — from there, james clayton reports. 30 seconds left. 35 seconds. these employees are counting down the seconds before they leave twitter�*s offices for good. i�*ve been here nine years and nine months now. when elon musk bought twitter three weeks ago for £37 billion, he walked into the office holding a sink. let that sink in, he quipped. since then, twitter has gone from crisis to crisis. more than 50% of twitter staff have already been sacked. for them, it�*s no laughing matter. he gave an ultimatum this week to remaining employees. either accept "extremely hardcore" working hours and conditions, or leave. many have had enough. 0ne employee who quit told me: i didn�*t want to work for someone who threate

so suddenly the village was born, which was named in adler, but this is a pun on one field of berriescause in this we are the meaning and ideology. here i want it right in russian. i sent pictures yesterday. actually, the houses that i settled in for the next few days and my girlfriends ask me where is it? i'm downright interested. i say it's yoga, the village. wow yoga village. that's it. here is the phrase the uniqueness of already such a popular enough direction, but it is becoming very kind of native to us now we are 3 years old. we already have about 100-120 neighbors and we just sell a plot and any person. ideology can buy it, the village is to unite people of one such. the vectors of the direction of their lives are people who want to follow the path of development people who are interested in a healthy active lifestyle. it is also very symbolic that your street is happy , we officially renamed all the cadasters the streets are happy. you and i are in a common area, which is what we want here, since the idea of ​​the village is to unite people in communication in development in

katya adler, bbc news, nato. well, investigations are still ongoing into that explosion in poland. at what happened on the border with ukraine. yesterday's news of an explosion in poland caused a shudder of fear throughout the western alliance, especially in these eastern european members of nato in blue. was this the moment everyone had been dreading since february when nato finally found itself in direct confrontation with russia? let's remember what was actually happening yesterday, right on nato's doorstep. another day of massive russian missile strikes against ukraine's civilian infrastructure from one end of the country to the other. some of those strikes were over in the far west, very close to the polish border. very close to the village where two people died. ukraine said and still says that a russian missile was responsible. before long, though, experts looked at this wreckage found at the scene and came up with a different theory, that these were parts of an air—defence missile fired by ukraine. world leaders from joe biden to the polish president have all gradually come

katya adler, bbc news, norway.ences. the pictures on the royal family's instagram account show toy bears that were left outside buckingham palace and windsor castle by members of the public after queen elizabeth died in september. 1,000 of these bears will be donated to charity, after they attend a teddy bear�*s picnic with camilla, the queen consort. fans ofjapanese anime are in new york for a convention celebrating the hand—drawn and computer—generated animation characters. over 55,000 are expected to attend the three—day event, with screenings, exhibitions and cosplay meetups where people can show off their elaborate costumes. there are prizes up for grabs for craftsmanship, showmanship, and bragging rights. a reminder of our top story. theranos boss elizabeth holmes is sentenced to more than 11 years for medical diagnosis fraud. she had claimed that her company found a revolutionary way to use blood test data. many of those claims were found to be false. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lucyegrey hello. well,

katya adler, bbc news, norway.l's governing body, fifa, has banned the sale of alcohol to fans inside the stadiums. it's a last—minute u—turn on a deal signed with qatar in 2010. budweiser, which had signed a multi—million dollar deal for rights to sell its beer at the matches, says there's nothing it can do about it. from qatar, here's our sports editor, dan roan. the qatar world cup had already been shifted to winter. today, at the 11th hour, another unprecedented shift of the goalposts. having told fans that beers would be available at stadia in a country where alcohol sales are tightly controlled, local pressure led to a late u—turn. in a statement, fifa said... budweiser, which paid £63 million to sponsor the world cup, tried to make light of the situation in a now deleted tweet, but they could take legal action. and this evening, fans already here were unimpressed. i don't think it necessarily bodes well given they've had 12 years to think about these kinds of things and they are changing it so last—minute. i

katya adler, bbc news, norway.ork for a convention celebrating the hand drawn and computer—generated animation characters. 0ver computer—generated animation characters. over 55,000 are expected to attend the event with screenings, exhibitions and meet ups where people can show off their elaborate costumes. there are prizes up for grabs craftsmanship, showmanship and bragging rights of course. it is all from me. thank you for watching. hello. well, the rain clouds are starting to clear, and the weather is improving across scotland after what has been a very wet couple of days. and of course, not just scotland, but northern england too. here's the radar from the last 12 hours or so — and in aberdeenshire, in char, we had about 160mm of rain in just the last two days or so. but that rain is getting lighter. it's not going to be a completely dry day, though, on saturday. how about the weekend overall? well, it will be a mixed bag for most of us, certainly some sunshine in the forecast, but blustery showers are expected

katya adler, bbc news, norway.haracters. over 55,000 are expected to attend the three—day event with screenings, exhibitions and back to meet up so people can show off their prizes. there are awards for craftsmanship, showmanship and the rights. —— bragging rights. the world's most—loved bear, paddington, has been enjoying life at royal residences. the pictures on the royal family's instagram account show toy bears that were left outside buckingham palace and windsor castle by members of the public after queen elizabeth died in september. 1,000 of these bears will be donated to charity, after they attend a teddy bear�*s picnic with camilla the queen consort. and reminder of our top story: talks of the climate summit in egypt are continuing to try to reach a consensus on how to compensate countries feeling the effects of global warming. differences between developed in less—developed countries remain. the eu has raised the idea of a fund to help countries but it wants china to contribute as well. that is all from me

katya adler, bbc news, norway.enlgand are among the places facing travel distruption to rail road and bus services. lorna gordon is in ballater. yes, a colossal amount of rain has fallen in parts of scotland over the past couple of days, a few miles down the road from here has had more raid in —— rain in the past 48—hours than the entire month of november. this is some of the highest rainfall in scotland, it is causing disruption the train, there has been flooding on the roads and there are seven severe flood warnings in place for areas like here, in ballater, you can see the rise if floodwaters where the river has breached its banks, the police are going door—to—door, the flood levels are knee high, they are trying to persuade people to go to rest centres that have been set up offering warmth and hot food and a place to spend the night. this evening we are receiving reports that emergency services are responding to reports that a person has been swept into the river in aberdeenshire after trying to rescue their do

katya adler, bbc news, norway. hello.e of the worst hit areas. along with aberdeenshire perth and kinross as well. we have seen a 140 millimitres of rain in places over the last 48 hours. and that rain has been causing big problems with flooding. we have seen around seven severe flood warnings. being issued by the scottish environmental protection agency. that's where flooding is expected and brings with it a significant threat to life. now the rain continues to fall. the met office and weather warnings stay in force until 9pm. after that it would lapse, the rain will turn lighter and patchier. with that said all of this rain still has to come down the river so flooding is likely to get worse for some communities before things start to improve. scot rail are reporting major disruptions on services in the east. we see several roads completely closed due to flooding as well. check before you travel if you have plans. probably a better idea to postpone journeys across eastern scotland. if you can. now, overnight the rain tur

themselves, because from the age of 29, according to some declassified documents, bandera was an agent of adlerrom the pseudonym consul 2 in order, respectively, to use him until further to carry out sabotage work, and he is being trained in camps. and vera is another hero, well, time is a novel shuchuyevich. in my opinion. he did for ukrainian nationalism, more than yes, he was the commander of the ss division golichin, which was created in march of the forty-third year, the battalion for aktigal under the command of shukhevych brutally exterminated russians and jews in poles later. he joined the ss galicia division, which participated in punitive operations on the territory of poland and ukraine, its fighters. they burned peaceful villages, executed and tortured the local population in a demonstrative manner. this is a quote from the constituent documents, respectively, the organization of ukrainian nationalists is below the pole, that is, they considered their main enemies. these are russians. and the jews and the poles and, accordingly, tried to destroy them in all possible ways and methods

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them on the modern agenda. soviet russia is up high that needs to be smartly divided. fendy, adult adler or russia is still a huge tie. and it's at the forefront of western sorts. dec happy talis most, most mac, the control. yeah. and most this horse and clintonian at us mission con, i'm done with of our will not pay is over there. like you one, scott, will become most mindful how to limited guy from the missing some tree game with we now have a situation where the united states, as a given to ukraine military guarantee against russian intervention in the event ukraine renews. it's invasion of a dumbass. so clearly, yes, we're headed in the direction of war if the ukrainians take this guarantee seriously as the pose for the british guarantee. 1935, the surely a war could break out at any time as it came. flock of these of 8 the creek and t give foggy heights. emma dolphin hours when fully chicone to median, begin on extreme of hope. are gotten docs with ah, no regular americans do not want to fight railer. americans are fed up with the war machine or is business and businesses good. and

because from the age of 29, according to some declassified documents, and bandera was an agent of adler under the pseudonym consul 2 in order to accordingly, in order to use the dove in the future for sabotage work, and it is being prepared in the aver camps by another hero of the new time, roman shukhevych. in my opinion. he did more for ukrainian nationalism than bandera was, uh, the commander of the ss division golichin, which was created in march 43. the battalion on aktiga alpha under the command of shukhevych brutally exterminated the poles of russians and jews. later. he joined the division with the ss galicia, which participated in punitive operations in poland and ukraine its fighters. they burned peaceful villages, exemplarily executed and tried the local population. these are quotes from constituent documents, respectively, the organization of ukrainian nationalists, that is, they considered the russians to be their main enemies. and they tried to destroy the jews and the poles and, accordingly, by all possible means and methods. even the nazis were sometimes horrified by the

only in the region, but also in the country are in chukotka in the central regions up to -30 ° c in adlering -7 is now divided into a quiet young man, with temperatures up to plus three of the minuses. the ecological situation here is difficult, but tomorrow the wind will increase, the air will become cleaner, in the north near the urals precipitation. wind, it gets colder in yekaterinburg + 3 °, zero tomorrow, it seems, the situation and the center of the european part. it's cold here too, but the lack of heat will try to compensate the sun, snow and wind goes to the volga and the northwest continues to warm up near the atlantic and the south got out of the cold bag in sochi plus 15 the same in kaliningrad in st. petersburg + 6 °, rain is unlikely in moscow without precipitation, but only plus one three. it was a weather forecast in a country that never sets, the sun tinkoff bank admires its own, whose customers are already more than 25 million people and are doing everything to have the right to say tinkoff bank of the year in russia tinkoff he is such one we are always in ourselves and

and adler, the lad of the gangway near the army, stroked the russian equestrian , and then the leaf fall1830s came on the lands , it was earlier than the commonwealth, napoleon orda succeeded from exhaustion, and his husband fought him, for which he tore off the organ of the militaria's turntable, however the rebellion was expressed on a pause of the caliba and calmed down. the horde returned at the gates of the duck; lopetz grew heavier sin. toy with a passport in someone else's name to break her upyryl. the villain should be punished. yet he is napoleon to break through something. from the aduction and the profession of the organ, i lead and here they raptomed sien and mate, and she handed her son playing the piano at the time of the diatynia. together performed at the parisian salons. hurrying, the horde grailed chopin's music over their gates, and then the audience guessed, her grandfather was improving with jazz and the third syabra. adam mickiewicz swayed the crowd impromptu, and napoleon parazized the horde at the piano and stood behind the couch of social events. if the axis is a

we have seen on this state there's a picture of him on convoy adler. he has not yet just lay about this to the support of my desire time. what i said is it is to women is sort of became bigger promise of it. and now these protest automatic, did me months in couple of this, bruce law modified as long as their demand for free credit. and oddly, alexa, the bike is funded. the british government has walked the sale and the country's largest semiconductor plant to chinese o. next period, citing national security concerns. today i have issued a final order under the n s i act requiring next peria to sell at least 86 percent of new port wafer fab. we welcome foreign trade and investment that supports growth and jobs. but where we identify a risk to national security, we will act decisively. next period, we'll have to sell 86 percent of its shares despite the chinese government saving the company from bankruptcy back in 2019. but since and piece new links to the communist party as a threat, hundreds of people will have to find new jobs. we're genuinely shocked

i spoke to the bbc�*s europe editor katya adler.t at the point where european citizens are being forced to pay the highest energy bills they are likely to face this winter. i think that when we get to that point, you will see more in the public questioning whether it's worth it to keep going with these energy prices. but for the moment, policymakers say this is the course that they are on and they are not wavering. if you're looking for different patterns amongst policymakers in europe, i would say that germany particularly, but also france, they are watching their populations very carefully indeed. and they are the ones who you hear talking a little bit more of peace. but they are very careful to say that it's up to ukraine to decide for itself what terms any peace agreement might be when it comes to russia. so leaders don't want to be seen either to be saying, "russia, do what you like in ukraine, we're just looking about our population," because that weakens the west. and there is a conviction that vladimir putin's interest lies

very sweet, like the sun of our sochi in the adler region in the garden of the kachkanyan family, mores of various varieties, he sewed from china earlier in september from abkhazia, it was from there that 30 years ago the kachkanyans brought the first seedlings of their garden to russia. they snuggled up to give 200 kg from the september tree to remove bitterness. and this garden of the state farm russia is one of the oldest in the region, it is 75 years old, the northernmost citrus garden in the world and the southernmost in the country more than 300 tangerine trees harvest up to 10 tons each fruit is handmade. look how i unscrew it so as not to damage this thing, because next year we should have it there, like tangerine skins. we all throw tangerine under the root, because this is an organic fertilizer. hmm what sweet are you holding? i'll treat the operator too. and here is the advice on how to choose the right tangerine, it turns out that the smaller the fruit, the more useful you can’t buy a fruit that is just glossy, as if painted by artists and it such huge sizes. naturally, the

lawn to europe were hot points in the energy struggle between moscow and europe , bbc correspondent adler exclusive access to the underwater explosion site and then her report is the new front line in the conflict between russia against ukraine and the west. vladimir putin warned that the energy infrastructure through which oil and gas flow from the source to our homes is under threat, and this is why the west believes him. explosions moscow denies involvement looks like we set out to find answers with exclusive access and help from experts in underwater drones see how the concrete lining around the pipe tore up on parts for this, according to intelligence sources, require the power of a huge bomb, and an explosion or something like that just bends this metal, it has a whole sheet of seabed. so we learned that the damage was greater than is generally believed, but we may never know. for sure, what happened here until we filmed nearby, a danish reconnaissance plane was circling, and we also see a swedish warship, a danish warship, and also a russian naval boat, this is normal activity, no,

bbc sounds, we marked it on monday and we will market here with one of our oldest friends, dr katya adlero is in brussels. hello. hello, good evening. happy 700th daily newscast episode. our centennial. it rolls off the tongue really well. —— our septet neil. thank you so much for being part of the journey and it started even more episodes ago than that with brexitcast. when we were talking about the brexit negotiations. and we will mention switzerland tonight. we might get your thoughts on that letter, but in those days we were never short of a cake, so we have managed to get one to celebrate our 704th episode tonight. the bad news is it doesn't have any eggs in it because there is a massive egg shortage at the moment, a combination of the supermarkets and farmers not getting on and avian flu. it is very red and then something gooey in the middle and on the top. we will see that how long that cakes remains uneaten. you should go into advertising, chris. we will see how long it goes uneaten in this episode of newscast. newscast, from the bbc. hello, it is adam at the studio. and chris in

the lung, so that he would not have time to scream like that, unless he wants a school, including in adleris is so, then why do they crunch explosives in the household of one comrade, besides money, something else has been cleaned, even weapons are in place. the only thing that tried to open the archive. as i understand it, you have thoughts about why there was no cash desk for this. don't share with me. in general, about three months ago, the time of the raid was one of the booms, the regional archive of the nkvd burned down in half, but most of the documents were saved. and now they are here. what if this is the work of our clients? it remains to understand what documents they needed and for some reason here. probability of criminals and to judge the rumor that this is the month of the dead policemen. it's possible? we will raise our whole city, it will remain to negotiate with the medical authorities. this is what i take on. maybe i can be of some help too. but how? in the first place do not shine, by the way, in the second, too, leningrad quickly and decisively. come on, don't be shy.

i have the chairman of the council of veterans of the adler wagon defoe alexandra petrovna and alexandraast, and happy birthday to you. and tell me, there are not so many songs. uh, let's just say that husbands dedicate to their wives. i just wanted to be here to give her something, you know, some kind of gift, uh, that no one else can do . well, let's visit you stavropol got acquainted with lenochka attention. this is how we live. my beloved lenochka and i have a small house, but love reigns in it, comfort and tranquility with you at least a hut every minute when he has free time, we try to spend together frying, shish kebab we cut salad modestly, but shish kebab is really a thing with taste simple, most importantly good meat. and, of course, skillful male hands that can squeeze it well. the main person in my life we lived 30 years and three years together. i thought everything great, but one day it happened. so that our life together almost fell apart after forty , a new woman appeared in seryozha's life. the young woman was very hurt, there was a rejection of the fact that there are b

i currently live in adler. i was born in yerevan in 1987. i've been all my life.rchant. here, here is my past life. and now i don't want to just remember even about him. so what has changed fell in love or what? no, on the contrary, i did not fall in love. yes, this is for real, this is singing this one all sorts of author's songs came to my head at the moment when i even thanked her, because she gave such an impetus to my life. with the fact that he thanked separately, he said that i thank you very much. from there the songs were born, she left a beautiful daughter. and he began to sing. the first song was written by me that we always loved to sing. armenian armenia my mountains waterfalls chuchkhelasyaka drove my armenia. god save you , mom, don't be sad, don't be sad, my motherland, how are you without me? where are my friends? my mom tomorrow at 21:20 there are fabulous discounts, watch the spray for the body for 155 rubles. wow, what else is there in baby laundry detergent for only 49 and even micellar water has long been cut 749 new products every week in a

and idiosyncratic stories around a troubled real estate company in germany, that is adler group, currently60% after it agreed to a deal with bondholders meaning it will get access to secure debt financing of close to a billion euros. rio tinto down .9%, this ties into the china story, concerns about the growth trajectory of that country as we look at protests rippling across. record high covid restrictions, and covid levels, nomura downgrading their outlook for that country to or percent next year. bp also taking a hit, oil prices are lower and the dollar is up, bp down to percent. the oil story time to china. brent down over two would have percent. we will talk to the citigroup head of emerging markets economics david lubin about the impact of china on em. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes into the european trading day. here are your top stories. protests grip china, demonstrations erect in shanghai and beijing in a rare show of defiance. european markets begin to clawback losses following a drop in chinese indices and u.s. futures as the terminal sends

[laughter] i especially want to fumigate jerry adler's pants. i know what is in there?ughter] oh, if his lining could talk. let's get to the bottom of hunter's laptop. or maybe not the bottom, because who knows where that's been postmarked hunter as the first laptop that had a virus that actually needed penicillin to kill. and whoever goes to the hard drive will need extra gloves, double masks, and holy water. we already know that the feds believed that there was enough evidence to charge my tax crimes, and lying about drug use when he bought a handgun in 2018. he's pretty sure that he bought it on drugs because he filled it with the blue crayon and pig latin. with the g.o.p. house majority is time to excavate very, very laptop story in all its glory. in a matter how much the media tries to ignore it like it did the first time around we cannot force their hand and go where they don't want to go. just like hunter did with the horse. [laughter] the teleprompter said. >> tyrus: just a whole new greg. >> greg: i'm in a really bad mood. it's not about hunter the big guy. he

vitamins that is how many abkhazian citrus fruits have already been imported into russia through the adlerost , and not only by large wholesalers to individuals, duty-free, wax of goods weighing no more than 31 kg, and for a total amount of no more than 1,000 euros, whole, flowering alleys of citrus fruits, what peasants call terraces in winter they provide tangerines to the entire central part of russia, but it’s best to come and try fruits, right here abkhazia invites pavel melnik and sergey kobzev to visit, abkhazia a big musical marathon is waiting for the audience of our tv channel today in a new release of songs from the heart with andrey malakhov we we will hear unique voices and songs that have changed destinies. but in the blue bird competition , our tanky children from all over the country will again take the stage, which this time they are ready to surprise the participation of projects he will tell his favorite sunday programs blue bird and songs with all their hearts follow each other, everything starts here in this studio, when talented nuggets from all over the country come

i'm going to play a statement, i'm going to read a statement from jeremy adler responding to the criticism. quite a strong response. some staff submitted sub par material for the report that held biased about federal law enforcement and republicans and sociological issues outside of the scope of the select committee work. she won't sign on to any narrative that suggests republicans are inherently racists or smears men or women in law enforcement or every american that believes god has blessed america is say white supremacist. do we know what is behind that tension? >> well what we could say is that this tension around not just investigating the form he president, not just looking flinto whether or not him or his allies, how much they were part of the planning in the days ahead of this. what they knew. there has been tension between that focus and the security failures going to the forming of this committee. including, i think, interestingly, by also representing cheney's own party. whether this committee was getting formed, there were members of the republican party calling for more of a f

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but when you look at the judiciary committee, the house judiciary committee, with jerry adler on one side is gonna be the top democrat, jim jordan on the other side, democrats are worried about that for. someone told me that because jim jordan's bombastic and quite outspoken and had learned a little as. so that's something democrats have to figure out. but you are absolutely right. communications and messaging and just how to get on tv and say these people are not telling the truth when they're not telling the truth is incredibly important. >> what about the progressives. when we talk about the names that are being floated for leadership, there are no house progressives in the mix. congressman camilla jive prom has been very vocal, engaged in negotiation around the build bit better acts, and other pieces of the biden agenda. do you see spaces for them? is it too late? and why do you think the progressive caucus i mean, i want to say left out at this juncture but is not certainly on the main stage? >> you have to run for a leadership position if you want it, and if you are slow to it

of non- stop rainfall in power. bad weather it turned out that khosta again began to flow mud and adlernce, it started to rain a little bit powerful downpour, as it covered the southern capital with a dome, weather forecasters warned in advance while driving it would not be easy, sections of some roads were flooded. about dangerously, i probably don’t know, but there it’s just this or even stronger, something will slowly literally feel to the other side. land drivers force water barriers rain flows have gained strength and now they are testing the utility infrastructure features of the mountainous terrain, sochi from above, the water rushes to the very bottom, which, however , does not stop drivers accustomed to natural disasters, and the residents of sochi informed about the impending bad weather in advance on the eve of the operational service, they switched to enhanced work in the lazarevsky district, they were able to quickly begin to restore the crossing over the creek, it was washed away as a result of rains a team of rescuers and specialists of the city drain organized the pumpin

should perfectly understand his responsibility, that he could quite calmly get into a meat grinder in adleris case, that is, in principle, the americans could also go for it. well, this is a separate conflict. they are there by themselves. it’s without nato, we’re out of business here, therefore, in principle, from the very beginning they began to merge this history. that is, you can imagine, yes, if at the very beginning we didn’t have a photo of the s-300, yes, so that it would be better there, that is, who bothered in the bucha when they found these flushes, when they found these nails that were only in ukrainian shells. it prevented someone from ringing about it three times, but no one. yes, and here such a story was exactly the same, so i imagine. zelensky’s surprise that, that is, bucha passed, yes, that is, it passed near kharkov, everything rolled everywhere. and then it didn’t work. yes, that is, there is already responsibility, went to the american americans, they say no, they themselves say how it is themselves. we've been dreaming for so long. we dreamed that you would cover us

resettlement may have links to sons and produced a type of sleep paralysis that the researcher shelley adler decry as nocturnal spirit attacks. a physician researcher in minnesota recalls that everyone was fascinated by this phenomena, and wondered if their own field of expertise had something to contribute, like any good mr., he said, lots of people are trying to figure out from any direction. this included religion. for one, hmong researchers such as bruce, responded to the crisis by urging american researchers and physicians to understand how hmong interpreted sons. he was a hmong american man who chose -- and he wondered if traditional beliefs but illness and other contributing factors to sudden death. he looked at 45 cases by 1982, which is an extremely high rate in a population of only 110,000 hmong men at the time. he concluded that one triggering factor was stress to certain individuals caused by an inability to continue traditional religious practices and western countries or other religious difficulties. or stress caused by other reasons such as the inability to find traditional he

resettlement may have links to sons and produced a type of sleep paralysis that the researcher shelley adler described as nocturnal pressing spirit attacks. neil holton a physician researcher in saint paul minnesota recalled everyone was fascinated by this phenomenon and wondered if their own field of expertise at something to contribute like any good mystery. he said lots of people were trying to figure it out from many directions and this included religion. for one long researchers researchers such as bruce leotoo responded to the sun's crisis by urging american researchers and physicians to understand how hmong people interpreted sons. he was among american man who chose sons at the topic of his doctorate thesis in public health graduate school, and he wondered if hmong traditional beliefs about illness and death were contributing factors to sudden death. he looked at 45 cases by 1982 which was an extremely high rate in a population of only 110,000 among men in the united states at the time and he concluded that one triggering factor was stress to certain individuals caused by inability t