to remotely purchase an apartment, an electronic signature on a special flash drive or in an applicationone in all these options will have to go to a certification center, or a mobile signature from the application of the state committee, the key such an opportunity appeared a year ago, when we talk about the state key, then it's free if we we are talking about the signature on a physical medium. there is an additional fee. well, for example, uh flash drive cost. julia rakunova. head of the department for the development of transaction services in a large real estate ecosystem. the platform brought together all participants in the process, creating a digital path from finding an apartment to registering a transaction without an electronic signature. it would be impossible for us to come. uh, document. i am buying an apartment from a developer, which means that your state key documents come directly from the developer. i go to the section and see the documents themselves. if i completely agree, i click checked the document documents and sign there an example of how the state key is used i

it has an interesting beauty.very day i became convinced that i made the right decision and moved in this direction without a doubt of my spouse. natalia also met in nesvizh, and the rehabilitation doctor works in the second clinical hospital in minsk . we are a big family, we are six four guys hmm maxim ah, the eldest son is a student of the bntu of the faculty of civil engineering, uh, with interest, but he entered the university, now he is interested in artificial intelligence, but he is very much in demand and talking with him. we talked about what you need to find in yourself, and here are your advantages, and see your opportunities. this combination is at a time when there will be a mature age, when all this can be applied for yourself to create your own family. with such approaches, he entered the university and continues to develop further. daughter yanochka decided to be an architect and now, uh, is also being prepared. that's how i used to enroll. she is now in tenth grade. there is still time, a is stud

and attention is an indicator.work with it qualitatively, this is a guarantee that his thinking is well developed and works well when the child’s thinking is not developed. that's taken at the same time feels this mask. here the clock on an intuitive level is overloaded. he picks up and turns off. here an adult can force himself to do something and bring yourself to neurosis to psychosis. with these loads, the child will not do this. and if not, then what should parents do or how to do it, can help the school already in the first grade of the school. can help with this and is trying to do it. to do this, i repeat to develop the thinking of the basic cognitive functions of the child. uh, to train his brain for our questions answered a corresponding member of the russian academy. and education doctor of psychological sciences alexander savikov, thank you very much. the legendary show is back i will try on myself. uh something to experience amazing people. hooray amazing people are with us again on friday at 21:30 i h

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the ethics investigation is an out. it is an excuse. a way of avoiding accountability and responsibility. it is not necessary here where someone has used his lies and deceit in order to get a seat in congress. that is why it is important for us to move quickly. if republicans who have called for his expulsion truly believe that and are not just saying that, they should take an up and down vote not avoid the issue. >> [indiscernible] is it better to have santos out now and trigger a special election? is it better -- is it better for new york to have a special election and the money would go directly to the new candidate, fresh candidate as opposed to going to 2020 for? -- 2024? >> i have not spoken to jacobs about it. this is not about political gaming ship. that happens much too often in congress. all of us here are adhering to congress feeling the responsibility. reality is that every day george santos is in congress, it is not only a blight on the republican party but on the institution of congress come on the integrity of congress. i

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all of them will be able to get an education of an international standard . to build a university duringthe war all of us, partners, founders of ayuk, investors, members of the supervisory board of ayuk , strive to build the future and invest in ukraine. the opening of the university also took place on a special occasion, the building held the first inauguration ceremony of the new president of the american university in kyiv, where such an event was seen for the first time in ukraine . minister of education oksan lisovyi and mayor of kyiv vitaliy klitschko came to the opening. it is a great honor and responsibility to be the president of american university kyiv now under these conditions when we are building a university in the midst of war but at the same time we are only moving forward the team has already created a wonderful strong institution and combines american educational traditions with ukrainian values ​​to strengthen relations between our two countries challenge despite the war missile attacks plekauts we continue to implement the mission of the university and this is the ed

family home and now my an an im tee. it is up to this committee. and all americans to insure the weaponization of our government against our people comes to an end. as james madison opined, if framing a government which is to be administered by men over men the great difficulty lies in this. must first enable to government to control the governed and oblige it to control itself. the f.b.i. must be reworked to protect whistleblowers and others who are inappropriately targeted. the f.b.i. can extract anything knee want from me. i swore to defend this country even if it means sacrificing my life. i first enlisted in the army consistently saying here am i, send me. it did not include sacrificing the hopes, dreams and livelihood of my family. my strong, beautiful and courageous wife and four sweet and beautiful daughters who have endured this process along with me. the f.b.i. allowed me to except orders to a position halfway across the country. allowed us to sell my family home and ordered me to report to the new unit when our youngest daughter was two

video from an overnight sideshow shows an suv ramming a car already engulfed in flames. >> with the sound of fireworks piercing the early morning air this sideshow starting in oakland around 10, 45 friday night. hundreds of people and vehicles gathering on the streets near the oakland museum. police show up and block off the crowds for several hours. earlier in the night around 09:30pm. this sideshow is spotted in crockett just south of the car keenest bridge tearing up the roads for about 20 minutes before taking the show on the in this case, i-80 down to oakland. oakland. police say they got many calls about overnight sideshows. still the illegal activity carried into the morning hours as opd broke up the crowds early saturday. it's not clear if any arrests were made, but you can see several cars getting towed in the video as firefighters work to put out the flames. >> and all of this comes just 3 days after a man was being at another sideshow. in oakland, mayor sheng tao responding calling what happened, outrageous and demanding accountability. reached out to her on these latest sidesh

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failed to reach an agreement. still as the house speaker emerged from that meeting, he said that he was optimistic that a deal can be reached. that's because he says where there were key differences. he says that the conversation was more productive than any other time. now, what he's saying is that there is some non negotiable, particularly when it comes to defense spending and puts in that area. he also says he's not willing to work out any sort of short term extension to raise the us, that ceiling. instead, what he is looking for is a long term agreement. and that's why he says he and the us president will continue to have conversations every day. what he says he's optimistic about isn't us president joe biden is looking for a deal. kimberly help it out as 0. the white house, sporadic on file has been reported in sit on this capital club to despite new 7 days. you monetary and sees fire. sedans on me, on the part of military rapids support forces have been locked in a power struggle since mid april. at least 85

as performing an abortion. he doesn't say i was forced agnst my conscience to execute the procedure. i think it' very splat active that any identified plaintiff is going to be forced to do anything ainst their conscience or religious beliefs going forward. >> can we agree that the dobbs case obviously reached the merits, right? >> right. but in order to invoke third-party standing yoha to first establish your own article iii standing anin cases where abortion providers are allow to do that, they are challenging on law that is operate on that and by requiringhem or preventi tm from doing something -- in doctors who -- >> parten me but i thought the whole theory of third-party stding in the abortion context is that it's the woman who that has the privacy right, n the doctor. >> but the doctor haso have his own injury in ordero bring the claim. the plaintiff has to independently establish article iii standing. >> my last question, anyway. juste is a ledo in his recent -- whatever you call in this case -- sort of a

you can get into an unpleasant story, because you are buying an apartment, it was too cheap.ughter was present at the deal. well, that's right. he knows how to work. why didn't they take her to a notary? why was mom there? we wanted to go. our mother was in a hurry, and there already there was a notary right there, and she came from the region, she did the job. he just actually, she didn’t give us money. sergey, you didn’t expect any trick from ivanovna, and why, by the way, she agreed to 3 million, and they were three and a half. i still can't understand. it was already when my guides arrived that i talked to her, - he said that she could do it in three. i thought maybe i can do it for 300. well, in every possible way. and when did you realize that the situation is not too good? it unfolds further. yes valentina ivanovna called, probably 2 days later said. serezha, i haven't slept for a couple of days. after all , as you said, i transferred the money for me , everything immediately cleared up, and by that time you already understand the full amount, the transfer was not yet

a commander in an al qaeda affiliate. dubois was in touch with met area who had been collaborating with the jihadis group but was also supplying the french military with intelligence. the meteor he said the group's leader had agreed to finance dubois's travel and hotel after a number of french media outlets rejected his pitch on the ground it was too dangerous. forces had intended to use the interview to locate the jihadist leader but abandoned plans at the last minute for security reasons. an internal army investigation said the situation had been poorly assessed. >> the sensitivity of the matter was not sufficiently taken into account so as to lead to a deterrent action regarding the journalist. >> despite the high threat level, the french army denies its role is to dissuade the journalist from conducting the interview. the french embassy said dubois was sent a message warning him of the risks. mark: let's talk climate, the likelihood planet earth will hit key threshold temperatures is growing. reports say there's a two

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he was also wearing an insignia on his clothing with an acronym popular with right-wing extremists.munity mourned the loss at a vigil last night. >> we are in shock and are all grieving together. as the healing begins, we will recover. we will not let the actions of one individual impact our resolve. geoff: and this morning, demonstrators gathered at the texas house of representatives to demand action on a proposed gun control measure. frequent shootings across the country have put mass killings on a record pace so far this year. >> ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound ♪ geoff: for years, texas lawmakers have rejected tougher gun restrictions. but today a texas house panel voted to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-style semi automatic rifle from 18 to 21. it still faces long odds to pass the full legislature. ar-15's, like the one used in allen, texas, have only become more popular around the country. and more and more, they have been used in mass killing since the sandy hook massacre in 2012. in fact, ar-15's have been involved in 10 of the country's 17 deadliest mass shooti

but it's yeah, it's been such an instructive, an amazing experience. you know, i've got to read incredible works of literature. i've learned so much more than i ever did when i was at university about, you know, the art of writing and putting together a piece of writing and i think that, you know, writing these very short paragraphs can actually teach you a lot about, you know, writing as a whole and, you know, writing a whole book. well, what makes a good blurb? oh, the million dollar question. i would say that a blurb is a lot more than a synopsis. you know, if you want a synopsis of a bookstore, you can just look on wikipedia. the author, iris murdoch, said that a blurb is a mini art form, and that's how i like to see it. it should tell a story. it should have a beginning, middle and an end. it should that story should contain tensions and drama. and mr.. it should do a kind of a dance between divulging and withholding. it should set up you know, a time and a place, but do it in a way that really hooks reader in, you know, i think it's really import

one used an unauthorized flash drive to remove files from an f.b.i. computer and an attorney for the whistleblowers said more needs to be done to protect specifically f.b.i. whistleblowers now and those that come in the future. >> f.b.i. whistleblowers have second class status compared to those in most federal agencies. >> the department of justice is proposing strengthening whistleblower protections for f.b.i. agents but as with most federal employees in most cases, of course, there are always exceptions, f.b.i. agents and employees cannot go before a judge in court to handle their complaints. typically before an internal body. that's where the decisions are made. speaking of whistleblowers, others in d.c.-based investigations, comer claims he has lost touch with an important whistleblower, one helping him look into the biden family finances and what he says is evidence of family members taking money from overseas accounts when the current president was vice president. and then, of course, add that into this i.r.s. whistleblower we're talking about a

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and there's literally an invisible person behind it or if there's always an agenda behind it. yeah, what kind of techniques have been useful to you in the work that you've done? yeah, so initially again, i think that a very interesting hinge here is the kind of relations in a specific engine, or maybe that's what art and architecture does also know. cuz when you an architect, you could, you can learn many this and finally, you have very specific problem. you need to build a building in a particular location for us. it's to analyze a specific ins instance or incident. usually, you know what the states would call a split 2nd incidence? no, because it has no history. it's just as if it's just that moment and interrogate in really minute details. so say, you know, we stopped, we talked about the murder of showing a block there and to ask when you expose the fact and you show exactly what a soldier that shot her stood and what gun they used and how this whole event of the folder is to locate it within the context within a store, cool, cultural, political context of these rarely occ

one to shut up an enemy pillbox.her important goal there bmp maybe. it all depends on the testimony, we destroy the object and give impetus to our advancement. what is a kamikaze drone, such drones can literally be assembled by thousands on your knee a simple scheme with a minimum of details, low cost even it is extremely difficult to catch a wide camera lens, they fly with lightning speed than with an ordinary quadcopter , kamikaze drone operators are like pilots of racing cars, the maximum concentration of such a drone can reach speeds of up to 120 km/h, and up to 100 km/h. it accelerates in two seconds. that is, you can conduct reconnaissance, or attack with lightning speed an enemy that is too small and sudden to shoot down air defense missiles that are too nimble to hit from small arms. for example, an attempt to shoot down from a machine gun. it ended up that the fighter became a target for the kamikaze copter . the only defense against such drones is the so-called signal jammers. but two jammers themselves can

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we are waiting for an answer, let's see where they are making an answer to us.written on the machine. you give him names. this is the name of my wife because she loves me waiting. here is the name. protects me. wow, under the protection of my wife, i am julia yes , he named it in honor of his beloved wife, also in honor of his wife. yes, it always protects with me, always calmly. how is mikhail vasiliev donetsk people's republic, channel one republic new names of price heroes are given private in battle destroyed seven militants crushed the door mortar positions carried three wounded comrades to a safe place was awarded the suvorov medal lieutenant. nikita mushtantov commander of a tank platoon advancing fire cover of our units destroyed five tanks, two infantry fighting vehicles, three vehicles of militants, a settlement on the positions of ukrainian formations. the desire of the west to dictate its will to others has already led to the consolidation of the rest of the world and accelerated the transition to multipolarity. today , foreign minister sergei lavrov

the nation which indulges towards another or an obituary hatred or an obituary fondness is in some degree a slave. it is a slave to its animosity or to its affection either of which is sufficient to lead it a stray from duty and its interest. antipathy in one nation against another disposes each more readily to offer insult and injury to lay hold of. slight causes of umbrage, and to be haughty and intractable when accidental or trifle occasions of dispute occur. hence frequent collisions, obstinate and venom, armed and bloody contests the nation prompted ill will and resentment, sometimes to war. the government control to the best calculations of policy. the government sometimes in the national propensity and adopts through passion what reason and would reject. at other times it makes the animosity of a nation subservient to the projects of hostility instigated by pride, ambition and other sinister and permit openness, odious motives. the often, sometimes perhaps the liberty of nations has been the victim. so likewise, a passion and attachment of one nation for another produces a variety

if they have been able to shoot one down, that gives a bit of an additional edge, an unexpected edgethe patriot batteries that have been promised to ukraine. they are saying they need a far greater amount of air defensives, not just against these hyper sonic missiles but against the sense of drones. it is a significant break through but it's also a very grubby, murderous war at a ground level today. for example, kim, the ukrainians say six emergency workers involved in demining were killed by a russian bombardment in kherson. that was part of what they hope will be another offensive that ukrainians are hoping to prosecute this summer, kim. >> appreciate it. sam kiley, thanks so much. >>> dozens of prisoners of war have been returned to ukraine. among 42 men and three women in an apparent prisoner swap. ukraine's presidential office described those released as defenders of the steel plant that has been attacked. >>> a glimmer of hope in sudan as representatives of the two warring factions have gone to saudi arabia reportedly for face-to-face talks. a tweet suggested that representativ

it's probably unfair to ask an author that. but what do you think jim thorpe would have thought about your book, about his life? well, his granddaughter was at the national archives with me and she liked it and thought it was fair to to her dad. you know, i don't right here. and they don't write hatchet jobs. so i'm just trying to search the truth and find the nuances of somebody's life come back to another modern example, andrew maraniss on alex ovechkin probably the most famous russian athlete in world. should he do you think he should be speaking out more about his opinions about the russian invasion of ukraine? well, great question. i haven't thought about that one too much as a non guy, but one quick connection to that, his mom was on the team that won the gold medal at the 76 olympics and so that was about right in basketball. so she was on the team that beat the americans for the gold medal. um, no. i mean, it would be great if did i don't know what his opinion on that though. i mean, from what i've heard, he might not b

it's an exciting treasure. i'm a presidential biography of john f kennedy, where i'm going to describe how the legacy was by the destruction of material also the removal of materials and by the way, in which the kennedy legacy c business edited things out of documents, edited out of manuscripts of the kennedy legacy is the product a very determined constant traded effort at creating a certain legacy for for this man was brutally murdered. i would that dealing with a legacy of someone was taken from us in a way as and ugly as the case in dallas in 1963 made it a real challenge to be balanced about that person's legacy. but it because of the that the pain the family it became even more difficult for historians actually get at the real truth of john f which is a real challenge. nixon. nixon people tried really to destroy documents and they destroyed a lot. fortunately, they didn't destroy everything. and one place where i would disagree little i wouldn't disagree with trudy because was saying it's an opportunity.

it's an exciting treasure. i'm a presidential biography of john f kennedy, where i'm going to describe how the legacy was by the destruction of material also the removal of materials and by the way, in which the kennedy legacy c business edited things out of documents, edited out of manuscripts of the kennedy legacy is the product a very determined constant traded effort at creating a certain legacy for for this man was brutally murdered. i would that dealing with a legacy of someone was taken from us in a way as and ugly as the case in dallas in 1963 made it a real challenge to be balanced about that person's legacy. but it because of the that the pain the family it became even more difficult for historians actually get at the real truth of john f which is a real challenge. nixon. nixon people tried really to destroy documents and they destroyed a lot. fortunately, they didn't destroy everything. and one place where i would disagree little i wouldn't disagree with trudy because was saying it's an opportunity.

another con that has been many times on this segment, so keep an eye out for this one. it says calling all carbon tax supporters, in a 12-hour period, mount etna sent more co2 into the atmosphere then men since we first crawled out of this one. >> do these claims have any level of accuracy to them? >> first of all, we search for the image we see in the video, an image we found published on february 17, 2021 on the bbc where they write, mount etna ash clouds as sicilian volcano the ruts, so an image that belongs to the last eruption from 2021, not 2023. here is a comparison of the images and the fake claims and the video of the bbc from 2021 where you can well verify these are the same images from 2021, not 2023, so reason enough to be suspicious of these claims, claims that cannot even be proven because one expert says poor weather conditions this time actually prevented the measurement of co2 emissions during this year's eruption, and the operators of the italian national institute and bergen -- volcanology were not even able to approach the site. since these measureme

. >> reporter: an alert bridge worker stopped her and called an ambulance. the ambulance brought debbie to zuckerberg general hospital where she was admitted. the team was baffled by her uncontrolled seizures. they called the doctor on duty, dr. paul garcia. >> each individual seizure is kind of a puzzle. >> reporter: dr. garcia only goes to the hospital a few times a year. that weekend he happened to be on call. >> she is a memorable person, so i remember her being clear about the symptoms she was having. >> reporter: debbie said that when she had a seizure people described her as laughing and smiling. that caught the doctor's attention. he had a hunch. >> he asked me, have you ever had a brain mri? and i said, no. >> reporter: garcia ordered an mri. the results? >> it was like i couldn't believe it! it shocked me. >> reporter: deep inside debbie 's brain was a growth about the size of a lemon seed on a critical part of the brain called the hypothalamus which manages a lot, including parts of the nervous system and mood. >> anything that alters the circuitr

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arbthe most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. >>> teachers in oakland are wrapping up their first day on the picket lines with no immediate end in sight to their strike. >> our jose martinez is live with the latest on the negotiations and what it might take to get educators back in the classroom with just weeks left in the school year! jose? >> reporter: hi, guys. it has been quite an intense day in downtown oakland. we visited some of the schools before coming here to city hall around noon, where we found hundreds of staff members that were here on the first day of strike. they basically told me they want better working conditions and wages. >> how about a fair contract, what y'all think? >> reporter: this is the first day of what the strike looked like on thursday. >> a strike is a last resort. we don't want to be on strike. we want to have the contract settled. in order to do

opportunity to honor an an aspiring artist and draw attention to his work and his life. ♪ ♪ >> norahr joining us on this thursday night. we want to begin with some breaking news right here in washington, with one of the most serious cases to come out of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. four members of the far right extremist group the proud boys, including its former president, enrique tarrio, were found guilty of numerous felonis, including seditious conspiracy. a federal jury convicted the four of plotting the attack on the capitol as part of its bid to keep donald trump in the white house and prevent the peaceful transfer of power to then-president-elect joe biden. they each face decades in prison. the convictions are seen as a major victory for the department of justice, as part of the largest criminal investigation in american history. cbs's scott macfarlane is with us here in washington and is going to start us off tonight from outside the federal court. good evening, scott. >> reporter: norah, this was the longest and largest trial to emerge from january 6th. for fo

keep an eye on the jet. the chinese pilot carried out this aggressive maneuver cutting directly in front of the american plane. you can see it shuddered a bit from the turbulence. they say they deliberately intruded over a training area. oa oren liebermann is joining us. these are widely considered to be international waters. china disputes that. >> that's right. china claims much of the south china sea as its own territorial sea and therefore the airspace above that as chinese airspace, not international airspace. that is part of the dispute here. the u.s. doesn't recognize that nor does many other countries. so the u.s. can fly there just like we saw this reconnaissance airplane. take a look at this video. this is on friday. the rc-135, again a reconnaissance airplane flying over the south china sea. that chinese jet cuts in front forcing it to fly through the wake turbulence and that taking is the shudder as the airplane passes through that turbulent air. we have seen chinese aircraft do this before. not

a bird one is facing an officer. should a lions lead by come out colors through blue and an extremely tight race. there's uncertainty along the united states southern border with mexico just hours after pandemic related restrictions expires. migraines try to enter before the legislation that's known as title 42 came to an end. those are the latest headlines on elders are as always, had on line for more new style to 0. com coming up next. it's the story and thanks for watching by pro democracy activists risking their lives fighting autocracy. i know that's why my go to present good. so i will join the rob. democracy may be exposed to struggling with those who believe democracy is west dying for we never know when an opening is going to come. when a fruit vendor is going to emulate themselves and say enough is enough. my life for democracy on how to 0. the hello and welcome to the stream. i'm heidi joe castro filling in for sammy ok. today. artificial intelligence, an artist, the latest influx of a i powered image gene

ijust end up with an even bigger itch. at you, which is why it took you to get those 60 men and women to march. now, does that then take us all the way back to your upbringing in derry, your mum and dad marching? that you grew up in the place where the civil rights marches in northern ireland in the 60s really began. this is when we all start getting very freudian. is that where it becomes your knowledge of the need to campaign, the possibility of change? i know it's an old adage. yes, it is very freudian. and in my particular case, yes, you can blame the parents. my father was the chairman of the labour party in derry in the early 1960s when there was such a thing. branch secretary of his local union, the electricians union. i can vividly remember him pulling out a beaten up, faded old copy of the morning star, where he appeared in a generic photograph on the front page of delegates leaving the tuc conference in blackpool winter gardens, 1963. when my father passed away, the irish times ran an obituary and highlighted how

an asset.would've revitalize nato. but somebody with this experience. the other thing which was fascinating is, as somebody who studied vice president biden and his relationship with obama, was to hear him talk about his vice president. he said that he thinks kamala harris has not gotten enough credit. she is not got enough attention. we know republicans give her a lot of attention, another news channel gives her a lot of attention, and there's recognition by the president, by his team, that because age is going to be a factor, they do need to make an affirmative case for kamala harris to talk more about her in addition to what the president said in the interview today. what do we see? biden went and got tacos with vice president harris. they are trying to show more of a team dynamic, just like president obama showcased biden a lot in the convention, in their day-to-day governance. and so that is a recognition that we are starting to see more and more at the white house and you got it from the

>> it is not an honor system. what we do is we use the resources that we have to meet the challenges that we confront. this is a tool that has been used in the past. the vast majority of individuals will indeed be placed in expedited removal and if they do not qualify will be removed in a matter of days if not weeks from the united states. when wing counter volume of individuals for which we need to address in a different way we do so. if those individuals do not honor their commitment to surrender to an immigrations and customs enforcement officer to be able to be placed in an enforcement proceeding they are subject of our apprehension efforts. >> a fraction of migrants that this happens with how many of a fraction that we have almost 6 million illegal crossings under this administration. >> last year we removed returned and expelled approximately 1.4 million individuals. that is the most in any one-year. >> with mass releases? first of all your question has a factual predicate for which i would disagree. mass re

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a transgender who opened fire for no reason at an american school.t that he was infringed on the rights of the shooter and the legend, who killed the children, by the way, who received a life sentence. well, how many comments have we read? what a pity cute boy. remember, here are the comments of women in networks about the kazan strelka and in connection with this. i would like to quote. well, and very respected mikhail shakhnazarov bullying. this is a terrible thing. in fact. i experienced it myself, but did not sink to such a level . there is no excuse for him, but he can be understood, damn it, real madrid is beautiful. it's a pity that such stupidity did stupidity did? he's so handsome . another comment, and he's handsome, but he acted horribly, kids, very tough, seriously. it's a pity. yes, but he's handsome, that he pities the kids, but he looks so kind, and he's cute. never would i thought in appearance that he is capable of such an absolute. i'll keep my eyes open until it touches you. here, listen to what a transgender says, who they tried t

jim. >> just an alarming story. >>> an elderly u.s.en was just sentenced to life in prison in china on spying charges. the 78-year-old american initially detained in 2021. key details of his arrest coming to light. this comes at a time when relations between beijing and washington are at their lowest point in decades. ivan watson is in hong kong with the details. >> reporter: the first public acknowledgement that a 78-year-old american citizen was in chinese custody came on monday. in a statement from a court in a chinese city announcing that he has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of espionage. the statement went on to say that he is also a permanent resident of hong kong. that he had had the equivalent of around $71,000 of personal property confiscated and he had been detained for more than two years. first picked up by chinese authorities in april of 2021. cnn has reached out to the u.s. embassy in beijing. it says it will not comment further about his case for privacy considerations, going on to state that the

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i am an africa guy. for most of my career, a lot of our tools in africa were designed to help countries rise to the point where there can be -- where they can be trading partners. as everyone has set up here, we don't have a trade policy right now, so what do we say to our friends in africa? never mind? these are not aimed at any one administration or. this is the broader moment i think were all of us need to come together and say this is an important tool in american foreign policy. what do we want it to look like? how do we measure success? if we were to start from scratch today, which i'm not adjusting we do, but if we did, would we really design the programs the way that they were designed? i think they are good questions to take up. >> what i tell presidential candidates is that if we don't meet the hopes and aspirations in developing countries, they will take their business to china. we can pick. we cannot fight something with nothing. i think that you have put your finger on something great. admin

this is an accident strictly speaking, not always, because an accident is an event in which propertyial damage is caused, or people are killed or injured. however , if no harm was caused to health, then this is not an accident and there can be no punishment for it, for example, the driver escaped, drove to the nearest post, and there traffic police officer i watched the video and developed it in norway. yes, you are a nice person. under a far-fetched pretext, you left the place of dt b. you should have called the police, and not theoretically file a person with a bumper. it is possible, however, on the basis of a single video recording, without appeal, of the so-called victim without his interrogation of a non-judicial medical examination, allegedly received interesting injuries, which are clearly not here. this is extremely unlikely. and if they are still accused, here is an emergency, can the driver refer to it, they say, they saved their property health? yes, this is quite possible, however , it all depends on the specific circumstances, how real the alleged danger was, and how th

by the way, we need to, uh, take an example of an economy that has been destroyed in comparison withr example, and that's it. and the voice is much more powerful. this is what it means, the national will. let it be a pity that they do not use it to save christian values ​​in europe , the only thing we can say is that the believing nation has remained. so for germany, this is also not at all sweet, because it is eternal so to speak. well, rival enemy, if you want and despised so to speak, i had so many conversations after a glass, so to speak, on all sorts of western non-western german analysts and the like, you start talking about it. about poland i say, take this evil people for yourself. so kidding you what you don't. let her stay with you. we are such a thorn, so to speak, e in afrod. needed, so here uh, it seems to me that she is poland, well, more now comes to paranoia. uh, this idea of ​​revenge over russia is an ambition. it is the lord who deprives the mind, when he wants to punish, what ended napoleon sent 100.000-600.000 army, that there were only poles, wherever they were

now we will elect an opposition president.ll we get first, what should the opposition president do to form a cabinet of ministers, according to the turkish constitution, he draws up a list and submits his proposals to the parliament for consideration. the parliament automatically rejects two or three attempts 2-3 iterations. he must dissolve the parliament and must resign himself. new elections, new political uncertainty, economic problems, which are exacerbating factors in the country. or is it for an ordinary tourist voter who walks in the precinct. he anticipates this situation. well, for sure, factors and people are tired. in fact, objectively, but economic difficulties about some political upheaval. still, sometime this holiday will be called democracy, so it must end, and still it will protect normally. and finally, the third factor. it is the ability to mobilize the electorate. the question is, is it possible to raise the turnout, there is a turnout of 87%. here is 13%, you can pinch off another percentage of them so th