alexandra good morning , the session dedicated to the disruption of global supply chains has just endedi will tell you in more detail about everything disintegration process. e, accompanied by the appearance of inefficiency. this happened in covid, this is happening now, when russia is trying to be excluded from world trade and, in general, from the world economy, participants in the first session of the second day spoke about this, according to the head of the russian union, industrialists and entrepreneurs. and alexander shokhin is peace. it is unlikely to return to uh, the model of the globalist economy that has been built for 30 years. most likely there will be two key centers of power to be formed, one anglo-saxon euro-atlantic the second we will consider the eurasian and at the heart of which, after all, the chinese economy will be and it is very important that, uh, so to speak, and at the forum yesterday a lot was said about this, to build alternative uh, payment and settlement systems , financial systems, in order to still maintain the existing ones in the current conditions and

alexandra good morning that's right, today the city of military glory, the formidable capital of therepublic, is celebrating its 204th anniversary, but other important dates for the republic are dedicated to the same date and the whole country of the event, we are talking about the day of the teacher and the day of the chechen youth in honor of this , large-scale celebrations are planned today. and it's very important. this should be emphasized especially in such a difficult and stressful time, not to forget that the country and each region have a lot of reasons for pride and joy. we know that each region contributes to helping their country and let me remind you that chechnya is at the forefront of the very beginning of a special military operation, so for them such holidays and raising morale as festive events are never relevant and more important than ever today in many respects. that is why the solemn formation of all the power structures of the republic in the military camp began. khankala it is known that in a formidable profit. distinguished guests from other regions include t

morning, alexandra. >> good morning. president biden spoke to ukrainian president zelensky yesterday and the white house says president biden vowed to provide critical air defense systems to ukraine. >> on monday, president biden condemned russia's missile strikes on ukraine, which the un says have killed and injured dozens of civilians. president biden also said in that tweet that the attacks only reinforce u.s. commitment to stand with the people of ukraine significantly. the white house said that in a phone call with ukraine's leader, president biden vowed to provide ukraine with the critical air defense systems that country has been asking for in order to defend itself from russia's bombardments. monday, the un held an emergency meeting and the ukrainian representative accused russia of taking out battlefield losses on peaceful civilians. meantime, will has once again seen the true face of the terrorist state. >> that kills all people. this constitutes another unacceptable escalation. >> of of the war. and as always,

alexandra. >> good morning. and it is now unclear whether republicans will be able to flip even one chamber of congress and the top reason for that is because of all of the changes to abortion laws around the country. >> abortion will be one of the key issues that decides which party will control congress after the mid terms. but in the other, americans do not want abortion on demand until birth. democrats like michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin say they never supported unlimited access to abortion without restrictions up to viability. you have the right to make that decision on your own. but afterwards you need the input of a medical professional. i think that's the right place for our state. and frankly, i think for the country, the issue of abortion could help democrats retain control of at least one chamber of congress as they vowed to protect women's rights. but another top issue for voters is the economy. our job market continues to show resilience. president biden expressed optimism about the u.s. econ

washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live with those details. good morning, alexandra. >> reyna, good morning today. we don't expect any live witnesses in this hearing. instead, we expect that committee will play clips and portions of interviews they've already conducted. but we do expect to learn plenty of new information. >> it's expected the committee will share testimony from brand new witnesses, for example, we know the committee interviewed virginia thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. new portions of testimony from prior witnesses is also expected and the select committee plans to reveal many new documents including documents from the secret service that the committee gained as a result of a subpoena that was served in july. this hearing is also expected to look different than others we've seen before because the select committee intends to focus on the entire plan to overturn the 2020 election. and on former president donald trump's involvement in that effort, the hearing will have a broader context and timeline rather t

what topics will the forum participants discuss today alexandra good morning. that's right. starts the second day of the 19th annual meeting of the international discussion club. valdai, let me remind you that the topic of the meeting is justice and safety for everyone. it brings together 111 experts from 41 countries. they are political economists. diplomats are specialists in various fields and fields. and most importantly, these people are united by a common understanding that the unipolar model of the world is no longer viable. and the future development, and the progressive countries of countries developing unconditionally behind pulicentrism, let me remind you that every day, valdai, according to the plan of the organizers, is dedicated to one global topic, if yesterday on the sidelines of the conference, the military-political crisis was discussed here, which concerns a huge number of countries not only russia, today the economy will be at the center of the discussion, today's hmm meeting of the meeting of the club members with the assistant to the president of the ru

lower house of parliament and she varvara joins us greetings, we are waiting for you details alexandra good morning. that's right , at 12:00 am moscow time it will take place here. well, in fact, the historical council of the duma and meetings of relevant committees. it is they who should recommend draft laws for adoption by the state duma. and today, as part of the plenary session at 2:00 p.m., and the deputies will consider international treaties on the admission of the donetsk and lugansk republics, as well as zaporozhye and kherson to the russian federation regions, as well as draft federal constitutional laws on the adoption of these new subjects, and i want to remind you that there are four in the russian federation. the federal constitutional laws on entry, and four new constituent entities of the russian federation were personally submitted to the state duma by president vladimir putin, and the constitutional court has already recognized the agreements signed in the kremlin on september 30 as corresponding to our constitution, according to vyacheslav volodin , the parliament will ha

weakly today three-time olympic champion in synchronized swimming alexandra patskevich and how takes with a saw? according to some men, it is goodlexandra patskevich alexandra good morning. good morning, have you ever had to keep beer in hands. no, i did not hold a saw, i know how to saw. well, that of her husband. here. i'm telling you, in principle, some men stayed, so that it is the woman who should do it. our task today is to cut the bar in such a way that by combining its parts we get a perfect straight line, an angle of 90 °. so alexandra let's try who will start me. now it will go, now everything will be fine. see. i already soon soon it seems to me that we will get by with the technique of one single hit. we will have one good technique, what you saw, and there downstairs with a bag waiting for you, but oh, quietly, ready. and firstly, what i want to say is fairly even, but not quite direct. let's go like this, like this, like this, about 15 °, it seems to me that the shortage alexander smells like boiled oak, please come in. yes, i , too, probably, from the side is still more convenient, but i think that your help. i'll

alexandra, good to talk to you. our scotland correspond on air.ying for the victims. 37 people, including the attacker, died — 23 of them were children. it�*s one of the worst child death tolls in a massacre by a single killer in recent history. 0ur southeast asia correspondentjonathan head has more from uthai sawan. i�*m actually at one of three temples, which is where these funerals are taking place. it�*s a smaller one. there are 11 victims here, including notjust children, but also one of the teachers who stayed in the classroom with the children and died with them. and theirfamilies are here, as you can see. but there�*s a huge number of people here. this is — for this community, which is quite small, a massive event. it�*s a royally sponsored funeral. it�*s taken a bit longer than it would have done. there have been four days of mourning, but this is the last day. and in the next few hours, what we�*re going to be seeing here is the families themselves, the coffins are some way behind me, behind the awnings behind me. they�*ve been giving th

alexandra. >> yeah. good morning. speaking about power right now.it wasn't for our camera lights we would be in complete darkness right now. the deadly defltion left behind why hurricane ian is visible everywhere you look on? strthisstretch of coast line. confirmed to be 61 largely centered right here in lee county. statewide over 600,000 remain without power. that's still down from an initial 2.6 million. gas stations will need electricity to operate. lines reported hours long at some locations given the damage residents fear it could be weeks before power is restored. tens of thousands are still without power. puerto rico as well continues to recover from hurricane phoney that's hit two weeks ago. it president biden and the first lady will travel there to assess the damage. the president will arrive here in fort myers on wednesday to meet with governor desantis. and meanwhile, vice president kamala harris, she refused to clarify comments that she had made about resources and how they should be based on equity. and is took that to mean how the fede

the scientific director of the institute of the problem educational policy eureka alexandra madamsky alexander yurievich goodng. well, i'm always happy that for this teacher more money to raise their status, this transfer to a higher level will give them, maybe higher funding, maybe give ideas can be the most wonderful, as the russian proverb says , it was good at paper. yes, forgot about the ravines. yes , so the ideas can be the best. here you need to proceed from how best it will turn out. in fact, because there are municipalities of very high quality, and there is a municipality that does not have its own resources. well, just no, no, the money was from the municipalities. and still they come from the region and the second is not so caring as the mayor of the not so caring city. i think, so the question is this transfer from the municipal to a higher regional level, for the sake of what for a day, for the sake of, uh, i don’t know there, the headlights were painted, there the curtains were better and or still for the sake of something else. i believe that the resource provision of schools. today. this ma

now economic news to me alexandra nazarova joins sasha good morning, the european commission has toldll deal with high energy prices, which proposes to regulate the market manually depending on its own preferences . bye to other news. gazprom's board of directors has approved an increase in the investment program for the current year to almost two trillion rubles. this is a new record, the previous one at the level of about one and a half trillion was set 2018 the new volume of investments exceeds the original plan by 222 billion rubles gazprom, as a rule, following the results of the first half of the year, subject the investment program to revision in the current year, adjusting its parameters is primarily due to an increase in the volume of investments in the development of gas production centers on the yamal peninsula and in the east of russia . under strict control of the domestic gas market, and we are talking about all fuel, and not just from russia, the initiatives are still on paper, but it is planned to be considered tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. rustam kasumov figure

and what happened to production on sakhalin one before good afternoon alexandra at the end of septemberkhalin region announced that oil and gas production was suspended, but earlier, starting from june oil production decreased by 22 times. the sakhalin one project will have a new operator, a domestic decree, president vladimir putin signed a decree on its creation. now the sakhalin morneftegaz shelf company already performs the function of the operator, and japan, which owns 30% in the psa production sharing agreement , has already declared the importance of this project for the country's economy by decree the rights of the current ex-neftegaz limited will be transferred to the new operator, which, according to market experts, will allow to restore the full operation of the project, starting from june, oil production at the sakhalin-1 fields did not exceed 10,000 barrels per day, that is, it fell by 22 times, the reason for which the operator unilaterally declared force majeure on all contracts under the project. the company has taken a rather strange position. she uh, over uh, siphoned

uh-huh good alexandra what do you think? uh, hmm, will you move on or not? 50. and you questions, as they showed difficult simple in the second round you complicate. let's look now at the results and find out who we have in the third round of attention to the screen. this is how our table looks like, uh, congratulations to the four players who advance to the third round for the four at the bottom of the table, and, unfortunately, the game is over for today, but it's a game. i invite them to applaud again a sign of gratitude and send applause from our playground guys. thank you please go ahead. thanks for being with us. i can rate my game eight points because ah. i could prepare, the more i liked the screen. what i remember most is that mosses have no roots. it was surprising enough for me, it was fun. george is a very funny man. he made everyone happy. he delayed the situation. here i am a little upset, but i did not expect that i would go through to the second round at all. i thought i would recover immediately from the first one , my self-esteem said, whil

washington correspondent alexandra limon joining us with those updates. good morning. >> in a good morning. and the select committee members voted unanimously to subpoena former president donald trump. they say they do want him to answer their questions directly about the attack on the capitol that they say was planned in advance by white-supremacist groups that support trump. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man donald trump. >> members of the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol say evidence shows former president donald trump knew he had lost the election yet he told americans otherwise this big lie. >> president trump's effort to convince americans that he had won the 2020 election. began before the election results even came in. it was intentional. it was premeditated. >> republican congressman adam kinzinger made the case that after the election, when all evidence clearly pointed to trump's loss, that lie continued. >> he knew he had lost the election. but he made the deliberate choice to ignore the courts. to ignore t

washington correspondent alexandra limon has more. >> good morning. that congressional committee did vote to subpoena the former president to try to compel him to answer questions directly about the attack on the capitol that lawmakers say was planned in advance by white-supremacist groups who support trump. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man donald trump. >> members of the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol say evidence shows former president donald trump knew he had lost the election yet he told americans otherwise this big lie. >> president trump's effort to convince nmericans that he had won the 2020 election. began before the election results even came in. it was intentional. it was premeditated. >> republican congressman adam kinzinger made the case that after the election, when all evidence clearly pointed to trump's loss, that lie continued. he knew he had lost the election. >> but he made the deliberate choice to ignore the courts. to ignore the justice department to ignore his campaign leadership. the

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participants of today's game, on the left from me the team with the loud name principushkina alexandra julia and pavel hello. goodsides pushkin, unites you? why did you come like this, but as a friendly young cool team, where do you study, what do you know how to tell ? programs, and to make the program more fun. but outside of school than you do some hobbies. what do you like to read at home? yes, this is not free time. well though, if you like it, drawing drawing is great. the photography is amazing too. how versatile and yet together, and here i wish you good luck. i believe everything will work out, the team is on my right. the golden section of elizabeth mary dmitry hello hello hello to architects. no, what do you do, where do future doctors study, we study at the belarusian state medical university, you have already moved to the phase when you need to decide on a further profession and go along some other branch before that. until then, learn the basics. let's take a look at such a foreseeable future, and who would you like to become in the future, well, we study at the pediatric faculty, so our future work

now economic news alexandra nazarova sash joins me good morning, the european commission told how ithigh energy prices, which roman proposes to regulate market in manual mode according to your own preferences bye to other topics. gazprom's board of directors approved an increase in the investment program for the current year to almost 2 trillion rubles. - this is a new record, the previous one at the level of about one and a half trillion was set. in 2018, the new volume of investments exceeds the original plan by 222 billion rubles. as a rule, according to the results of the first half of the year, gazprom reviews the investment program in the current year, adjusting its parameters primarily due to an increase in the volume of investments in development of a center in gas production on the yamal peninsula and in the east of russia and with the development of the gas pipeline capacity of the power of siberia, the european commission is going to take strict control over the domestic gas market, and we are talking about all fuel, and not just from russia, the initiative is still only o

alexandra nazarova sasha joins me now good morning, the european commission told how it will deal with what exactly roman proposes to regulate the market manually , depending on their own preferences . bye to other topics. the board of directors of gazprom approved an increase in the investment program for the current year to almost two trillion rubles, this is a new record, the previous one was at the level of about one and a half trillion was installed in 2018, the new volume of investments exceeds the original plan by 222 billion rubles. as a rule, according to the results of the first half of the year, gazprom reviews the investment program in the current year, adjusting its parameters primarily due to an increase in the volume of investments in the development of gas production centers on the yamal peninsula and in the east of russia. under strict control of the domestic gas market, and we are talking about all fuel, and not just from russia's initiative is still on paper, but it is planned to be considered tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. the eu summit figured out what they c

washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live with those details. good morning. >> reyna, good morning. the white house says that less than 5% of eligible americans have gotten that latest covid-19 vaccine. and officials say that is concerning as they're watching new omicron subvariants spread around the world. >> the holiday season is just around the corner. the challenge with holiday seasons every year. it's also a time where contagious respiratory viruses like influenza. >> rsv. again this year covid spread much more quickly. the white house is monitoring several new omicron subvariants that are evolving rapidly around the world. but officials say the latest bivalent covid-19 vaccine should offer protection. what happens in the weeks and months ahead. >> we'll have a large impact how the winter goes. doctor ashish jha says a new study indicates that as many as 90,000 lives could be saved. >> and a million hospitalizations prevented if most eligible americans get the new covid shots. you really want to wrap up the urgency. this is going to be a critica

. >> alexandra limon has the details. >> good morning. it's now unclear whether republicans will be able to flip even one chamber of congress and the top reason for that is the changes in abortion laws around the country. >> abortion will be one of the key issues that decides which party will control congress after the mid terms. but in the other, americans do not want abortion on demand until birth. democrats like michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin say they never supported unlimited access to abortion without restrictions up to viability. you have the right to make that decision on your own. but afterwards you need the input of a medical professional. i think that's the right place for our state. and frankly, i think for the country, the issue of abortion could help democrats retain control of at least one chamber of congress as they vowed to protect women's rights. but another top issue for voters is the economy. our job market continues to show resilience. president biden expressed optimism about the u.s. economy following a jobs re

good luck as president of the russian federation alexandra thank you very much and success to you tooou five people, the same number were injured, the volunteers called up reserves began training at the lpr training grounds after starting to carry out the assigned tasks. one of them is the control of the liberated territories. ukraine incites nuclear war kremlin's reaction to the words of the president of ukraine in a strike against russia what did they say? he statement zelensky tax crime, perjury about the purchase of weapons, a new development has received the case against the son of us president hunter biden the fbi has collected enough evidence for official today it became known that the zaporozhye npp is launching two power units and we will talk more about this with the head of energodar alexandra volgin we are in touch alexander gennadievich hello

alexandra limon has the information. >> good morning. this hearing isn't supposed to include a live witness. instead, the committee members will play portions of previously conducted interviews, but it is expected that the committee will reveal new information. it's expected the committee will share testimony from brand new witnesses, for example, we know the committee interviewed virginia thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. new portions of testimony from prior witnesses is also expected and the select committee plans to reveal many new documents including documents from the secret service that the committee gained as a result of a subpoena that was served in july. >> this hearing is also expected to look different than others we've seen before because the select committee intends to focus on the entire plan to overturn the 2020 election. and on former president donald trump's involvement in that effort, the hearing will have a broader context and timeline rather than just focusing on the january 6th attack on the

washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the latest. >> good morning.t's now unclear whether republicans will be able to flip even one chamber of congress and the top reason for that is the changes in abortion laws around the country. abortion will be one of the key issues that decides which party will control congress after the mid terms. but in the other, americans do not want abortion on demand until birth. democrats like michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin say they never supported unlimited access to abortion without restrictions up to viability. you have the right to make that decision on your own. but afterwards you need the input of a medical professional. i think that's the right place for our state. and frankly, i think for the country, the issue of abortion could help democrats retain control of at least one chamber of congress as they vowed to protect women's rights. >> but another top issue for voters is the economy. our job market continues to show resilience. president biden expressed optimism about the u.s. economy following a jobs repo

our washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the latest. good morning, alex. >> darya and james. good morning. yesterday president biden spoke on the phone with president zelensky in the white house says that in that call, president biden vowed to provide air defense systems to ukraine. >> on monday, president biden condemned russia's missile strikes on ukraine, which the un says have killed and injured dozens of civilians. president biden also said in that tweet that the attacks only reinforce u.s. commitment to stand with the people of ukraine significantly. the white house said that in a phone call with ukraine's leader, president biden vowed to provide ukraine with the critical air defense systems that country has been asking for in order to defend itself from russia's bombardments. monday, the un held an emergency meeting and the ukrainian representative accused russia of taking out battlefield losses on peaceful civilians. meantime, will has once again seen the true face of the terrorist state. >> that kills all people. this constitutes an

good morning. my name is alexandra prudnikova i work for the ministry of emergency situations o the existence of stand-alonectors today knows everyone needs, their installation has long been beyond doubt. however, on the internet. this must-have device becomes a subject of controversy new houses are safer than old ones, so installing fire detectors in them is just a waste of money. from the point of view of fire safety, new houses are indeed safer than old ones. however, let's remember what causes fires in the housing stock most often from the careless handling of fire by a person. no matter how safe the house is, it is still in there is a high probability of a fire from a human hand, so installing fire detectors is nitrate of money. this is an investment. your safe future autonomous fire detector is the most affordable tool that helps to protect a person and his property from the consequences of fires, but despite this, the myths associated with this small device in the virtual network. imported fire detectors are not getting smaller, much better than domestic ones. if we are talking about autonomous fire

. >> alexandra limon has more on that. >> good morning. that congressional committee did vote to subpoena the former president to try to compel him to answer questions directly about the attack on the capitol that lawmakers say was planned in advance by white-supremacist groups who support trump. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man donald trump. >> members of the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol say evidence shows former president donald trump knew he had lost the election yet he told americans otherwise this big lie. >> president trump's effort to convince americans that he had won the 2020 election. began before the election results even came in. it was intentional. it was premeditated. >> republican congressman adam kinzinger made the case that after the election, when all evidence clearly pointed to trump's loss, that lie continued. he knew he had lost the election. >> but he made the deliberate choice to ignore the courts. to ignore the justice department to ignore his campaign leadership. the

yes, washington correspondent alexandra limon takes a closer look. >> good morning.dent biden spoke to ukrainian president zelensky yesterday and the white house says president biden vowed to provide critical air defense systems to ukraine. >> on monday, president biden condemned russia's missile strikes on ukraine, which the un says have killed and injured dozens of civilians. president biden also said in that tweet that the attacks only reinforce u.s. commitment to stand with the people of ukraine significantly. the white house said that in a phone call with ukraine's leader, president biden vowed to provide ukraine with the critical air defense systems that country has been asking for in order to defend itself from russia's bombardments. monday, the un held an emergency meeting and the ukrainian representative accuse russia of taking out battlefield losses on peaceful civilians. meantime, will has once again seen the true face of the terrorist state. >> that kills all people. this constitutes another unacceptable escalation. >> of of the war. and as always, civili

alexandra the mighty tv news agency. the impoverishment of the deficit of the most familiar goods and mass discontent on this basis are observedmber of regions of the planet, the moldovan police force cut into an indefinite protest action on it took place for about a month near the walls of the presidential palace on the eve of 70,000 people gathered here to express their support to the inhabitants of the tent camp, the protesters demanded the immediate appointment of the president. maya myself up the policy that plunged the country into the deepest economic crisis in the history of moldova is utility tariffs. here they grow irresistibly, while even firewood is in short supply, the action was held peacefully. however, in the dead of night, the police destroyed the campground. the authorities argued the punitive action with the requirements of the ministry of emergency situations, allegedly the basic security requirements were violated in the camp. this morning, the protesters made several more attempts to put up tents, but each time they ended in nothing, the police cordoned off the center of chisinau, but this does not stop t

and alexandra limon has more on that. >> good morning. this hearing isn't supposed to include a live witness. instead, the committee members will play portions of previously conducted interviews, but it is expected that the committee will reveal new information. it's expected the committee will share testimony from brand new witnesses, for example, we know the committee interviewed virginia thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. new portions of testimony from prior witnesses is also expected and the select committee plans to reveal many new documents including documents from the secret service that the committee gained as a result of a subpoena that was served in july. >> this hearing is also expected to look different than others we've seen before because the select committee intends to focus on the entire plan to overturn the 2020 election. and on former president donald trump's involvement in that effort, the hearing will have a broader context and timeline rather than just focusing on the january 6th attack on the

we have washington correspondent alexandra limon with more on why. >> good morning.icials say less than 5% of eligible americans have gotten the latest coronavirus vaccine. and that's causing concern as new subvariant spread. >> the holiday season is just around the corner. the challenge with holiday seasons every year. it's also a time where contagious respiratory viruses like influenza. >> rsv. again this year covid spread much more quickly. the white house is monitoring several new omicron subvariants that are evolving rapidly around the world. but officials say the latest bivalent covid-19 vaccine should offer protection. what happens in the weeks and months ahead. >> we'll have a large impact how the winter goes. doctor ashish jha says a new study indicates that as many as 90,000 lives could be saved. >> and a million hospitalizations prevented if most eligible americans get the new covid shots. you really want to wrap up the urgency. this is going to be a critical piece of protection as we enter these winter months. doctor amesh adalja with johns hopkins says p

filin vesti tatarstan and now sports news alexandra ovechkin finally scored the first goal of the season. we are waiting for the details. roman good morning. ovechkin scored in the fourth game of the season against vancouver, captain washington scored a double. hockey is back, starting with football, real madrid striker karim benzema has won the world football golden ball for the first time in his career. the ballon d'or ceremony was held on monday. in the evening, in the parisian theater, a shuttle at a gala glasses became the main accessory of the french striker at the ceremony, and the trophy itself was brought to the theater in bali and the deformula-1 award benzema received from the hands of another legendary frenchman zinedine zidane karimov benzema is 34 years old and this year he was the favorite in the fight for the golden ball benzema for the fifth time won the champions league and became the champion of spain for the fourth or fourth time . at the end of the football season, karim benzema became the twelfth player. real madrid in history, who received this valuable prize and let me also remind you that back in august, b

disciplines it will also be possible to show good results as champions of the tournament at various distances today, the sister of grigory and anastasia zudilov alexandralova, as well as alexei tala, and we will also note the double silver egor schelkanova. big win. i tried very hard very hard 200m and i tried to do everything possible to ensure that victory is today for belarus, for our country, for our people, for all of us. it is interesting that the belarusians not only win, but also set world records. this is how vladislav grib updated the planetary achievements in discus throwing in his class. tomorrow the competition will continue and we will add summer games. together we received the status of traditional sport, so the venue for the next tournament was known to be, khanty-mansiysk. belarusian fencing federation in the mode of international sports sanctions is trying to do everything so that belarusian athletes have competitive practice and organization in parallel. he does not forget about amateurs, this truth can be confirmed by the prize-winner of summer players in rhythmic gymnastics, and now acting general secretary, ksenia sankovich, espec

training grounds in the area special operations tatiana shevchuk lead, khabarovsk economy alexandra nazarova joins me sash goodas is growing at a record pace roman good morning. yes, in the second quarter, spending amounted to 75 billion euros against 20 last year will continue the theme. the european union spent almost four times more on gas in the second quarter than a year ago, data published on the official website of the european commission 75 billion euros against 20 in the second quarter of the twenty-first brussels connects this primarily with the global increase in gas prices arising from this another characteristic sign of the new european realities is a tangible reduction in the consumption of blue fuel over the mentioned period. it decreased by almost 14 billion cubic meters or 16%. despite the fact that for the first half of the year there was an even greater contraction, which had a particularly negative impact on industry industry, the industrial sector most affected in europe during the current uh period of 22 and 21 years, and in the twenty-second year for the first half of the year it was in

here's our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. good afternoon to you.sory. she said that would be advisory. she said that would not have an immediate impact on the law or on the union, so arguing that a referendum could go ahead. she also said there was draft referendum bill and she said she did not have the confidence to sign off for it to go through the scottish parliament at this stage, so she wanted to come to the supreme court to get some legal clarity on that about the scottish parliament's powers regarding the referendum bill. and today we heard from the uk government's side of the argument, from sirjames eadie who put the case for the uk government. he spent much of that time saying that the supreme court should not be ruling on this at all and his reason for that was surrounding this draft referendum legislation. he said any legislation must be key completed before it comes to the supreme court and before thejudges here before it comes to the supreme court and before the judges here would rule on it, so he would argue that it should actually be

washington correspondent alexandra limon breaking all that down for us. good morning. >> hey, guys, good morning. and members of the select committee voted unanimously to subpoena former president donald trump saying they do want him to answer their questions about that attack on the capitol that lawmakers say was planned in advance by white supremacist groups that support trump. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man donald trump. >> members of the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol say evidence shows former president donald trump knew he had lost the election yet he told americans otherwise this big lie. >> president trump's effort to convince americans that he had won the 2020 election. began before the election results even came in. it was intentional. it was premeditated. >> republican congressman adam kinzinger made the case that after the election, when all evidence clearly pointed to trump's loss, that lie continued. he knew he had lost the election. >> but he made the deliberate choice to ignore the courts. to ignor

trained and combat coordination antonko was aleksey krylov news, udmurtia alexandra nazarova sash joins me now economic news goodn in russia roman yes is decreasing not only the weekly figure, but also the annual inflation will continue the theme. annual inflation in russia slowed down to almost 13% weekly also declining as of 17 october. it amounted to two hundredths of a percent, the data for the year are given by the ministry of economic development for the week, rosstat on the food market, the traditional autumn dynamics are maintained fruits vegetable products contribute to price increases over the week, it has risen in price by one and two tenths of a percent more significantly increased in price only chicken eggs by almost 2% . milk has risen in price by half a percent. at the same time, the hits of past seasons continued to fall in price. this is sunflower oil, sugar, and buckwheat, let me remind you the forecast the bank of russia’s inflation rate for this year has been lowered to 11-13%, which is 2% lower than the previous estimate, and according to the central bank’s forecast, inflation will return to

state academic symphony orchestra of belarus maestro alexandra anisimov well, right now our broadcast continues. we offer you some refreshment. goodthe aroma of chocolate ice cream combined with chocolate flavor is this not the beginning of a perfect day and today we will prepare chia, mocha pudding. for this we need 100 ml of cream 33% fat 150 ml. milk, a teaspoon of instant coffee, two teaspoons of cocoa, one teaspoon of honey and a tablespoon of tea seeds. first of all, boil the kettle, then mix in a mug. cocoa and coffee, pour a small amount of boiling water, mix, add milk and a teaspoon of honey, which we dissolve in a coffee drink. and then pour the chia seeds , mix so that they are evenly distributed throughout the volume and send to the refrigerator for at least 1 hour. pour 100 ml of 33% cream into a deep container and, using a whisk, beat until thick. is a source of a large amount of vegetable protein, fiber, omega-3 magnesium calcium and phosphorus, we take a beautiful glass mug and collect our breakfast in the first layer we spread chia seeds, then whipped cream, repeat until we fill the mug, decorate with your favorit

alexandra palace and this place has seen it all. that's the studio in there. 2022 marks 100 years of the bbc. goodness me. what began with a single radio transmission has transformed into a global broadcaster. in that time, it has covered the biggest events of successive generations, working to inform, educate and entertain the nation. and throughout those hundred years, the bbc has been pushing the boundaries of broadcasting, embracing and sometimes even creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting — it is amazing when you think of it. you don't look a day over 30. and this studio in alexandra palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936, the bbc television service was launched right here on this spot. performers and orchestra would have been here. and a huge camera here! she sings. and what viewers saw was this. this is adele dixon performing with the bbc television 0rchestra. she is singing a song called television, which was written especially for the opening night of... ..television. it was broadcast to viewers across london and the home counties through the transmitter on ale

good results in the remaining disciplines. brother and sister grigory and anastasia zudilov alexandra kozlova and alexey talai became the championst various distances today. we also note the double silver of yegor schelkanov. a big victory, i tried very hard, a very difficult distance of 200 m. and i tried to do everything possible so that the victory was today for belarus, for our country, for our people, for all of us. not only win, but also set world records. so updated the planetary achievement in discus throwing in his class, vladislav grib. tomorrow the competition will continue, by the way, the summer games. together with the port, we have already received the status of traditional because the place for the next start, khanty-mansiysk, has become known. from other sports news will tell kristina kamysh kristina good evening. what do you have thank you elena at the tennis tournament in the astral plane at the beginning victoria azarenka completed the fight and now alexandra sosnovich has also left, but at the start of the news program with hockey. the information picture of thursday will be supplemented by the day sports. he

alexandra hoff is live this d.c. what did we find? >> good morning, just as interesting we're seeing in the house week to week. in the senate these four tossups remains. comes down to arizona, nevada, and pennsylvania. republicans need 51 to take the majority, democrats is 50. super tight there. on the house side, 33 races considered toss-ups still. let's go to california's 49th district mike leavitt facing republican brian marriott. last year's recall election gavin newsom under district lines as district leans more conservative with that and with the new district, that vote to keep newsom was 2.4 points. further north, we have a race that shouldn't be competitive is one of the most. it's newly created oregon 6. there's lack of enthusiasm over kate brown. it's dealing a blow to democrat andrea salinas who is focusing on the environment. in this climate, with know that inflation and crime is what is resonating with voters. her challenger mike eriksson has focused on that race. in montana 1 is looking closer. it's looking a lot closer than wha

dear guys, we believe you and wish you good luck, and we will be waiting for you as a keepsake for the mobilized, handing out st. anna lutskova. alexandrarilutsky to lead the coast. the creation of a new domestic operator for the sakhalin-1 oil and gas project will allow it to resume its full-fledged work. he says so, the president's experts. vladimir putin has already signed the necessary decree . maria kudryavtseva will tell the details. the sakhalin 1 project will have a new operator - a domestic decree. its creation was signed by president vladimir putin now the function of the operator is already performed by sakhalin morneftegaz shelf, and japan, which owns 30% in the production sharing agreement , has already declared the importance of this project for the country's economy, by decree of the president, the rights of the existing ex-neftegaz will be transferred to the new operator limited, which, as market experts say, will allow to restore the full operation of the project, starting from june, oil production at the fields from sakhalin alone did not exceed 10,000 barrels per day, that is, it fell by 22 times, which is why the ope

washington correspondent alexandra limon joining us live with those details. good morning. >> good morning. and the select committee voted unanimously to subpoena former president donald trump saying they do want him to answer questions directly about that attack on the capitol that lawmakers say was preplanned by white supremacist groups that support trump. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man donald trump. >> members of the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol say evidence shows former president donald trump knew he had lost the election yet he told americans otherwise this big lie. >> president trump's effort to convince americans that he had won the 2020 election. began before the election results even came in. it was intentional. it was premeditated. >> republican congressman adam kinzinger made the case that after the election, when all evidence clearly pointed to trump's loss, that lie continued. >> he knew he had lost the election. but he made the deliberate choice to ignore the courts. to ignore the justice department to

road is to strengthen their borders and to make everyone feel how good night the peoples of russia and billows are girls, please. uh, alexandra lucas jenko announces and plans for a joint military unit more than a week ago. minsk, his sense confirmed that around $9000.00 russian troops will be based in the country, close to the ukrainian border. but location co continues to deny that his country will attack ukraine. it's no secret though, that russia is vladimir putin has been using belarus in its war against cave, including launching air strikes from their ukraine, has already released images of its armed forces. said to be training near the border with bella ruth, which had already been holding military drills in the region before the deal between minsk and moscow was announced. your crew, bella, roo, says came to show its giving these russian soldiers a warm welcome. but once the show is over, no one's quite sure what will happen next on here or some other developments related to the war. he was secretary of state antony blank and says, washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia. if it seems

good person. and why did no one stand up for alexandra zakharova, who was not even invited to the anniversary of theestructive for the theater for her and for us the legendary theater student 95 actors in high spirits for the anniversary in a hurry gennady khazanov elena shanina maxima averin andrey sokolov for the anniversary is always good. and even more so, when julia is a favorite theater, it’s good for two for a week right now i’ll go into these walls and they won’t give out, of course. there are rumors in your theaters that the actress is being deprived of trolls after an accident in which she killed a 38-year-old woman, alexander zbruev , to death. supports the entire staff of the lenkom. she plays everywhere, she is a very good person. precise person. she will never let anyone down. she is very hardworking, but in general it is pleasant to communicate with her, folk artist alexandra zakharova for some reason sneaks into her native theater. through the back door. congratulations. i greet you. you were n't even invited. today lyudmila porgina reports. they didn’t send her an invitation to the

what teach the kids everything good, teach them to love their homeland alexandra beregova teaches englishays there are more and more students every year, our rural school is already becoming the center of life like that, that is, where growth points are open with us and how growth point events are opened in all russian regions, each, of course, has its own. but there is a general development and movement forward olga meshcherkos brought ponomarenko oleg shaverin together. in the arctic will develop a network of rescue centers about this said during a working visit to the arctic regional head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov he also said that in taimyr he inspected the mountain rescue unit, where he trains employees to work in the mines. leads up an obstacle difficult even for a strong fighter. this is one of the simulators of the mountain rescue unit. here they teach how to raise miners to the surface. when accidents. training takes place at least once a month for 4 hours. it's all scrap for us lifeguard. that is, he must constantly train without such specialists

we've got our washington correspondent, alexandra limon with the very latest. >> on this from dc good morning, alex. >> james and deiah. good morning. will president biden spoke to ukraine's president zelensky yesterday? and the white house says that in that phone call, president biden vowed to provide critical air defense systems to ukraine. >> on monday, president biden condemned russia's missile strikes on ukraine, which the un says have killed and injured dozens of civilians. president biden also said in that tweet that the attacks only reinforce u.s. commitment to stand with the people of ukraine significantly. the white house said that in a phone call with ukraine's leader, president biden vowed to provide ukraine with the critical air defense systems that country has been asking for in order to defend itself from russia's bombardments. monday, the un held an emergency meeting and the ukrainian representative accused russia of taking out battlefield losses on peaceful civilians. meantime, will has once again seen the true face of the terrorist state. >> that kills all people. th