tatyana, albert, thank you, albert musin spoke about the celebration of victory day in yekaterinburg, today is called sverdlovsk in honor of the victory. and now we are transported to moscow, to pushkinskaya square. there , my colleague yegor grigoriev is overseeing the preparations for the parade dedicated to victory day. egor, i greet you, but less than 3 hours remain before the main parade of the country, tell us what is happening now. tatyana, hello, we are now on pushkinskaya square, street tverskaya, behind me is the kremlin and military equipment has already begun to line up, the installations have just passed. s400, the doomsday machine , as it is called, a little earlier , the btr-82, and armored personnel carriers, the typhoon, a special protected special vehicle, as it is called akhmat, the military-industrial complex ural, of course, the legendary t-34 also passed first. engineering vehicles, now they are all stopping, they will have to walk a little less than a kilometer to the kremlin square, according to tradition, the legendary apparatus of mechanized equipment will be

>> albert is the person with the bloody knuckles, bill.ell you what is going on here is while it is the government's position that they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that karen read committed this crime, the defense in this case is trying to throw as much mud as they possibly can in the other direction looking at the investigation itself, which seemed to be a shoddy investigation, no doubt about it. but they are trying to connect the investigator who conducted the investigation with albert, who i mentioned, who was a young man that they believe, meaning the defense, that he was involved in some kind of an altercation with john o'keefe, the 16 year veteran of the boston police department that died. but i can tell you most of the evidence in this case at this time points at karen read. a portion of her vehicle was found there at the scene. she had been in an argument with john o'keefe. so they have quite a bit to work with, meaning the prosecution. >> bill: also some testimony that two officers were together, one claims he heard he

albert, thank you, albert musin spoke about the situation in the sverdlovsk region after a heavy snowfallagadania, the surrounding area is being surveyed with drones in search of bears that have come out of hibernation. this is necessary in order to protect people from meeting a predator. now the clubfoot has little food, they pose a danger to local residents more than ever. lyudmila shcherbakova has all the details. pilot quadrocopter ekaterina startseva is now inspecting the surroundings of the magadan balagannaya talon highway from a bird's eye view. bears could easily pass through here somewhere. the quadcopter has a built-in thermal imager. its capabilities are also used in the process of work. no traces are visible, the trees are cleared, certain areas are highlighted, once a week we make small flights to help them, survey the outskirts of the city of magadan and the region. bears, according to kolymba game managers, came out of hibernation in mid- april. there they are rolling, playing, woke up. the magadan-balagannaya highway passes through forests and mountain passes, bears have

on suffice from the sun taking down the wrong display is part of a deal with london, victoria and albert museum. and the amount of time has no celebrations in gonna, as crowds gathered to witness the return of what's been described as a nation's crown. jewels is the 1st time they've been back on gone a soil since they were taken by british colonials to 150 years ago. the atlantic king underlined the significance of the moment. the items that came back originally the soul of the people. the dismay, this for you to see the item that was totally new to drop in 1974. not all of them understand what we have here. still them. what is the sort of a push out the 32 items were taken by the u. k. during the colonial era, some were loser during wars with us on taking them. this long term loan took decades to negotiate and marks the silver jubilee of this dante king. in the victoria and albert museum hopes this will be a foundation for stronger culture links in the future and to wait to move on from a difficult past. we knowledge the very history surrounding the acquisition of these old checks, the

let's find out about the situation in the region. our correspondent albert musin, he joins us, albert the weather, well, judging by everyone, it’s snowing stopped, but naturally, he’s still lying down, yes, alexander, good morning, well, yes, over the last few days it’s been a little unusual to stand outside not knee-deep in snow and not in a warm down jacket, but just in an insulated spring jacket, because the air temperature is gradually is rising, there is no precipitation yet, however, of course, the emergency services have been at their busiest for the last 24 hours, and as already... they said that in egyptiarsk and other cities more than 40,000 people were without electricity due to the fact that wet snow had stuck on wires on trees, which caused more there were 200 cliffs, so some residents were even left without water. let's now listen to the power engineers who are working right now in the most severe conditions to correct accidents. we work on a 6 kv overhead line, the tap is at the yuzhny tp. comes from the arza highway, on this section of the line we are replacing support

albert, these results are very strong and much of it driven by cost cutting.ou explain because now there's 4 billion cost cutting and slicing and dicing the most. >> no, i'm very happy with the results and starting with very, very good results and it's so great and the results were no lie and beating honest expectations by the sales and we hit way better growth margins and containment and all that resulted in a significant beat in the bottom and that was very significant and moving ahead for us it's just continued executing in the five things you could have done and making it this year and the change in acquisition is for covid. we did what we did with covid and we're proud to say the world and going behind us now and and once more with the oncology. liz: oncology, specifically what and including that for blockbuster drugs in the pipeline. >> i think would be blockbuster drugs and more importantly could be there with significant impact and we are having phenomenal performance of the a to z portfolio and the season and one of them that going for them for growth

and victoria and albert museum left the museums on the growing pressure to a ton stolen african, aso, fox, and demona has more celebrations and gone to, as crowds gathered witness the return of what's been described as a nation's crown jewels is the 1st time they've been back on governance soil since they were taken by british colonialist a 150 years ago. the as dante king underlined the significance of the moment. the items that came back originally, the soul of the people on the display of this for you to see the item that was totally new to drop in 1974. not all of them was retained, but that's what we have the still them. what is the sort of a push on the 32 items were taken by the u. k. during the colonial era? some were lose it during wars with us on taking them. this long term loan took decades to negotiate and marks the silver jubilee of this sante king of the victoria and albert museum hopes. this will be a foundation for stronger culture links in the future, and to wait to move on from a difficult past. we knowledge the very painful history surrounding the acquisition of the

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all rotor blades made and albert are to be fully recyclable. the we have, we have a form zeros angel to form. and once we finish, we close the form and then we put a proxy. so the proxy, if you can see, to combines all the materials on all the confidence into together, and then we bake it, but think it's like a cake. when we finish baking, we open up the mold, and then we have to bleach. it'll be even more important in the future that wind turbines can be recycled at the end of their service life. as we build ever more of them off shore on the open seas. where today there are thousands, there will soon be tens of thousands. for me, it's like a simple off to image. if you have a plate, this is a slice of a bird that out, and i mix of it. this is what you see from the outside is what most people see when they look at the 2 events. but as an engine, yeah, i also look at the insight, we will have this strength where they have to reinforcement so, so it's super interesting and it's really, really nice. the high end technology has been good for growt

hasta allÁ les han puesto nombres, para entender cÓmo se forma un huracÁn, nos conectamos con alberttema, eso puede generar confusiÓn, vamos a poner un poco de lusaka en nuestro ocÉano virtual. las tormentas se forma cuando tenemos el agua caliente. tenemos que tener esa evaporaciÓn para que se forme lo que estÁis viendo acÁ, no es de tormentas, pueden intensificarse, si las condiciones son favorables, estamos por encima del ecuador, no hay vientos cortantes, poco a poco pueden ir y girando sobre un mismo centro, se pueden ir organizando, formando lo que estÁis viendo acÁ, una depresiÓn, se convierte en una tormenta, y cuando crece tenemos un poderoso huracÁn con sus brasas en espiral, si estÁ bien estructurado y ese ojo que puede abrirse y ser muy peligroso, los vientos son muy intensos. es crucial el trabajo de los aviones caza huracanes como este, que lleno de meteorÓlogos, van hacia las tormentas, se mete en el interior, en lanzan unas ondas meteorolÓgicas cruciales desde la base del aviÓn, las lanzan hacia adentro de la tormenta para obtener mÁs informaciÓn de su temperatura, hu

then fossil fuel, the port of albert denmark blazer being loaded for an offshore wind park. and the north sea is it's beautiful. it's a symbol of green energy. right now the world is going through. it's great is transformation since industrialization. 150 years ago. to beach climate change, fossil fuels will need to be phased out for renewable energy. but is that even possible? and if it is, what do we need to do to successfully make it happen? the, it looks a bit like giants performing a dance routine. these rotor blades are among the largest in the world soon they'll be turning to the coastal winds of denmark, north sea, providing energy from a source that can never run out. al board is a key location for the transition in energy production engineer ava nielson is helping make this transition possible. i remember my 1st a 1st time i saw a plate moving, it was lifted from the mold and was moving under the roof. i imagined it that it was worth like us, is that it was as a ship and just moving a both me because it was so huge and douglas, assuming surprised me the long blade

albert musin, maksasopildiev, gennady lagunov and elena goleeva. news.izhny tagil, sverdlovsk region. in the main temple of the russian armed forces in patriot park, at these moments there is a solemn maleben in honor of the 79th anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war. during the service, participants in the military parade that will take place on red square received blessings. in moscow on may 9, victory day. more than a thousand believers gathered under the church vaults, including representatives of the leadership of the ministry of defense and commanders of all parade squads. someone dances, someone sings songs, someone shouts: “hurray, hurray, the war is over, well, restoration continues.” in dagestan today begins what has already become an annual large-scale event “victory banner”. a motor rally starts in kaspiysk, the route of which will pass through all regions of the north caucasus. a copy of the legendary victory banner, the same flag that was in during heavy bloody battles, he was armed over the defeated. thematically decorated

from yekaterinburg, report albert musina. is a rush in the waiting room an hour before the unified state exam, some sadly part with baked goods that have no place in the exam. i took the water, but it’s kind of a shame for the little plant . others urgently repeat the spelling of adverbs. in the adverbial meaning it is divided. if an adverb? this year, in the sverdlovsk region alone , 17,000 graduates are taking the unified state exam in the russian language, 183 administration points have been organized, including in the regional hospital, hundreds of observers are monitoring the process, there is a video camera in each office, you must follow the procedure exams. the work lasts 3.5 hours and consists of 27 tasks. varvara barmina is planning to become a historian; she is aiming for an a in russian, which starts at 70 points. i was getting ready. from the beginning of the eleventh grade with a tutor, i also attended lessons, prepared diligently, learned the rules, that’s all, i wrote samples normally too, in general i am conf

albert musin, maksata pargildiev, gennady lugunov and elena goleeva. nizhny tagil, sverdlovsk region. meanwhile, the german defense concern rhein metall announced new supplies of artillery shells for ukrainian militants. as the director of the concern reported, hundreds of thousands of them will be sent to ukraine, including. joe biden may abandon the race for the us presidency in favor of michelle obama, the german magazine spiegel writes about this. the democratic party included the former first lady in its polls of potential candidates. according to the publication, there is already a rumor among democrats that biden will announce his race against michelle obama at the upcoming party convention in august. the german press explains this step by the low rating of the american president: 2/3 of americans consider biden too old to lead the country, many are afraid of the next coming to power of trump, who is not much younger. today the state duma at the plenary session, it adopted a bill that prohibits foreign agents from participating in elections; fro

albert musin, maksasopildiev, gennady lagunov and elena goleeva.y tagil, sverdlovsk region. in the sverdlovsk region, over 40 thousand residents remain without electricity due to the consequences of a heavy may snowfall. many trees could not withstand the volume and collapsed under the weight of the siege. there is no electricity there for the second day, water is distributed to residents several times a day, the consequences of the hurricane are being eliminated in ufa, where strong winds knocked down trees this morning part of the roof of the school gym was torn off onto parked cars. today a storm warning has been declared throughout bashkiria. and this is footage of sakhalin on the roads. icy conditions also covered it, such conditions have already caused an accident; in one of the accidents , a heavy-duty suv collided, as a result of which the latter lost a wheel and fell on its side, and no injuries were reported. and in the capital region it became sharply cold; that night there were frosts in some areas of moscow. forecasters are not ruling

artifacts from the sunset kingdom around display, as part of the deal with london's victoria and albert museum and wisdom museums under growing pressure to pretend stolen african artifacts and demona hand has more celebrations and gone to, as crowds gathered witness the return of what's been described as a nation's crown jewels is the 1st time they've been back on gone a soil since they were taken by british colonials to 150 years ago. the as dante king underlined the significance of the moment, the items that came back originally, the soul of the people on the display of this for you to see the item that was totally new to drop in 1974. not all of them understand what we have here still and what is the sort of a push out the 32 items were taken by the u. k. during the colonial era. some were loser during wars with us on taking them. this long term loan took decades to negotiate and marks the silver jubilee of this sante king. in the victoria and albert museum hopes this will be a foundation for stronger culture links in the future. and the way to move on from a difficult past. we knowl

equipo en su llegada a la nwsl, pues bueno, esta es la que está buscando y esperemos que como dijo albertfue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota responde más en vivo hoy a las 11, hoy en latino business foundation, en colaboración con el artista edgar ochoa, develaron un mural titulado recuerdos de la raza. esta obra de arte celebra y honra a nuestra raza y especialmente a una activista de nuestra comunidad del condado santa clara bueno, y nos referimos a salvador chava bustamante, quien se ha distinguido por décadas en su lucha a favor de los inmigrantes y las causas justas y fíjese usted que bustamante luchó y caminó junto al líder sindical césar chávez para pedir justicia por los campesinos y la comunidad le agradece por su solidaridad. ya son varios los murales que se esperan aquí en san josé. no muy coloridos. sí, que bueno, hay que irlo a disfrutar cuando ya lo tengan listo, verda

albert musin, pro-guild. gennady lagunov and elena goleeva.il, sverdlovsk region. crews of buka anti-aircraft missile systems are working in the yuzhnodonetsk direction. one of their tasks is to cover the ground positions of the vostok group. in response to attempts to attack our troops, the russian military launches kamika lanced drones towards the enemy. they fly deep into the rear of the militants and hit their tank strongholds. report by our war correspondent eduard punigov. calculation for battle. south donetsk direction. the buk anti-aircraft missile system of the eastern group reflects another air attack. these installations protect the sky 24x7, cover army units on the front line and intercept missiles that the ukrainian armed forces launch towards peaceful cities of donbass. the crew consists of three people, a commander, a senior operator, and a driver. there is not much space inside, but in fact the instruments are located very conveniently, everything is at hand and the anti-aircraft gunners can calmly monitor the air situation. th

and the ones that came from the victoria and albert museum are the ones that were going to get out with the, the wife on the petition museum. so we've still within the negotiation stream which and now we're looking at many other possibilities. what would it mean to countries like going to have such lucy, dogs to facts were ton to that their rightful home? what? how, how it gives a sense of what it means as well. these are the most value of just that we, we have now in the country. and the us, you take us back to a supervisor and to look into that to us, one of the most powerful in west africa for about 200 years ago. so to be connected to the past is with these visuals is something that is of great interest to the he started, cadillac comes that you know, uh, to the royal i would he speak to the cold show history to a large extent that we've come to associate with they're assigned to grandma and africa. well, of course i back in dumps in west africa and then the copays that i guess we'll have visual out of this. we tend to them in ways that to reinforce yes, not the memory too much. the

returned home to fax from us on taking them on display as part of a deal with london is victoria and albert museum left the museums or on the growing pressure to return, stolen african, aso fox, and the amount of him as more celebrations and gone to, as crowds gathered to witness the return of what's been described as a nation's crown jewels is the 1st time they've been back on, gone a soil since they were taken by british colonials to 150 years ago, the as dante king underlined the significance of the moment the items that came back. busy is the soul of the people. the dismay this for you to see that the item that was totally new to drop in 1974. not all of them understand what we have here. still them, what is the sort of a push on the 32 items were taken by the u. k. during the colonial era. some were loser during wars with us on taking them. this long term loan took decades to negotiate and marks the silver jubilee of this dante king. in the victoria and albert museum hopes this will be a foundation for stronger culture links in the future. and to wait to move on from a difficult past.

christopher turner curated this exhibition about tropical modernism at london's victoria and albert museumt of contemporary architects are interested in this history, interested in histories of alternative modernism, but also in the way that these buildings use science to create buildings that were comfortable. although tropical modernism was pioneered by british architects jane drew and maxwell fry during british colonial rule, it was championed as a symbol of modernity by ghana's by ghana's first prime minister, kwame nkrumah, even after the country's independence. this film takes a look at how ghana's first president, kwame nkrumah, used tropical modernism as a symbol. nkrumah saw the potential of architecture to unite a country, but also to propel it into its kind of future and to kind of acclaim its arrival on a global political stage. the climate crisis highlights the relevance of tropical modernism, a style of architecture that responds to the environment. some say it could provide a foundation for how to address rising temperatures, which a new generation of african architects can

our reporter ijeoma ndukwe went to the tropical modernism exhibition at london's victoria and albertthat characterise tropical modernism. develop from the late 1940s, by british architects, took the simple look and functional design of modernism but it was adapted to control the environment providing in—built cooling. christopher turner, the curator of the exhibition about tropical modernism at the victoria and albert museum. we have really important lessons to learn from tropical modernism about how to work with rather than against climate when we build. a lot of contemporary architects are interested in the history of alternative modernism, and also in the way that these buildings use science to create buildings that were comfortable.— science to create buildings that were comfortable. although tropical modernism was _ were comfortable. although tropical modernism was pioneered - were comfortable. although tropical modernism was pioneered by - were comfortable. although tropicali modernism was pioneered by british architects, jean drew and max will thrive during british colonial ru

albert musin, alexander usatenko, ksenia klimina, maksasaprildyev, gennady lugunov and ilina goleeva. news. after a short advertisement , watch the continuation of the author's program view from st. petersburg. film directors. political figure vladimir burtok. gerrick addressed the military. in front of you a country where there is a lot of white bread, sour cream apples. take it all, take it. the master plan left no doubt about what they wanted to do with us. so i’m no longer in pain, fortunately, our corps left the very south of berlin, i understood correctly, the future, yes, yeah, twenty-four, well, 1.124, this is the situation, now i can jump to the century of the future and back, i see everything, behind us space pirates are hunting, well, they were already there when i came here. we need to find moms, what a meeting, maybe we can put the kids to bed and now is the time to sort everything out and it’s time to act somehow, questions, suggestions, objections, and nothing else that you want, come first. change to rebin's call sign, no, this is my brother's call sign, you remain a p

my name is albert cooler and from june hi to innovation in the future are important to me and i think it's important. tim. good. the testing is here i have is trula as part of the different citizens initiative together with his friend to be us lynch. he follows and documents the development of giga berlin. so be you definitely, steve, a test that everyone's talking about test line. tesla, also instruments has everything to the test and it makes many decisions that provoke discussions we can do without god. and can they say one of their goals is the battlements information that has been pulled out by some of the test. let's opponents their initiative is they are to inform fellow citizens and enable affect driven debate grounded on a scientific basis. they say, just like the protesters in the camp, they are also worried about climate change. as other than everyone always says, electric cars can stop climate change on their own. that's true, but public transport can't either. nothing on its own can stop climate change. we need lots of different solutions and it is a who transportation is

albert lasker and 4000 cherry trees from the people of japan. along with the magnificence, statues and monuments. the delicate japanese cherry trees have always been provocative attractions to washington visitors. on a drizzly april afternoon in 1966. mrs. johnson attended the commemorative planting of a cherry tree at heinz point on the tip of east potomac park. this was the first of 1800 such trees that will grace a scenic drive around the peninsula. haines point was the location of further activity when mrs. johnson accepted a gift to the children of washington from the first lady of mexico, mrs. gustavo diaz ordaz. play is one of the universal languages that brings a smile to the face of mankind. everywhere. in its largest sense, it underlies the imaginative questing spirit that leads man on the new invention. another project to enliven hains point was a towering jet of water donated in honor of president and mrs. johnson. on a crisp fall day, mrs. johnson and the committee boarded busses for the trip to a bulb planting festival on columbia

how eleventh graders in the urals said goodbye to school, reporting by albert musin.ng words, we worry, we worry, we wait and along with the solemn march. graduates in full dress uniform line up on the parade ground. the last bell at the yekaterinburg suvorov military school rings today for almost 70 future officers of the russian army. it’s sad, but at the same time, it’s happy that it’s all over, it’s passed, but it’s hard to part with my team, somehow after all , 7 years side by side. in 7 years, suurovites mastered the entire the school curriculum and the basics of military training, shooting, physical training, tactics and technical subtleties of combat vehicles, innovative unmanned systems that are additionally in demand among the troops, everything that will be useful to them when they subsequently enroll in military universities across the country where they graduate. plans to continue the army path, from childhood i had the example of my father, who served in the army for almost 20 years, so i saw his uniform with medals from childhood, i went to the suvorov

“i beg your pardon, nothing, yes, albert semyonovich, an infection, i’ll never get used to the st. a bike would ride up and the guy will drive up, but we have accurate information on the chemist that we took, he claims that he had an order for this poison, and so what, where is the sketch, where is the information on him, where is the evidence? georgievich, you should have seen him, the evidence, he is obsessed only with his chemistry, he says, you can beat him, i still can’t remember anything, why should i beat him, no, don’t, andrey, what’s wrong with the son, the son really exists, but he doesn’t know his parents, he’s never seen them, and he doesn’t want to know, alebi, i checked him, all i was at work during the day, at home in the evening, my wife confirmed, it’s clear that according to the expert’s conclusion , fingerprints were found on the payphone machine that pasha and i were working on, but... they don’t go through the databases, but judging by the fact that potapov hiding behind rodanov, there’s nothing to report to him either, friends, well, think, think, remember, th