♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> anna: well-timed. >> stephen: hi, anna.'s been too long. >> anna: i know. >> stephen: i want to get into the film and leander anna and aa kendrick of it all. if you want to burst into song at any point, i'm such a huge fan of your voice i don't think any of us. and f. >> anna: oh, my god, that so kind. i feel like i won't shut up. i'm glad not everyone feels that way. still in your new dicta directol debut. it's based on a true story. >> anna: it's based on a true story of a serial killer in the 1970s who operated without consequence for over a decade. in the middle of that, he appeared on the game show "the dating game. close with that kind of used as a framing device for the whole story. >> stephen: how bad of a serial killer are we talking? not that any them are great. >> anna: one of the really bad ones. not someone we like. >> stephen: okay. i assume you must've done a fair amount of research. have you always been a true crime fan? >> anna: i think i've been -- i think i was at casual true crime fan. no more than anybo

were you acquainted with anna before the competition?ou were not, that is, you first saw her in kaspiysk, right? when i fought with her, i can’t say at all that she behaved somehow insecurely, she is a very good, strong, a tough opponent, this is the first person in my life whose legs i felt, i remember it clearly, i was like, wow, what strong legs, i understood that i had to step it up, because maybe, well, it won’t end in my favor, but after the fight we see, she’s upset, she’s not so eager to congratulate you, and that’s how it all goes. it’s very cold, after the fight you didn’t say anything either, no , you didn’t say anything, and she probably went to wash up, i don’t know, and did you find out about her disappearance the next day, the next day early in the morning we came to the complex, and there she was already hanging photos of her disappearance, we already knew then, but i know that you were also subjected to that kind of bullying, when they came up to you, said that it was your fault, yes, that you couldn’t give in, because o

anna mikhailova and joel rubin. anna, first of all to you.that israel has in terms of retaliation against iran, but none of them are very easy from a global perspective.— a global perspective. well, there are _ a global perspective. well, there are options. - a global perspective. well, i there are options. obviously, there are options. obviously, the option that a lot of people are currently hoping for is a repeat— are currently hoping for is a repeat of— are currently hoping for is a repeat of what happens in the spring, — repeat of what happens in the spring, where israel fired a warning _ spring, where israel fired a warning shot on a radar system near— warning shot on a radar system near a — warning shot on a radar system near a nuclear facility is in iran, _ near a nuclear facility is in iran, which was a very pointed signal. — iran, which was a very pointed signal. but _ iran, which was a very pointed signal, but certainly did not have — signal, but certainly did not have that isolation everyone feared _ have that isolation everyone fe

yes, i anna, and it has been a year since — anna, and it has been a year since the _ anna, and it hase attacks on gaza on the 8th of october 2023 and started firing — of october 2023 and started firing rockets into northern israel. _ firing rockets into northern israel, driving the country into— israel, driving the country into the _ israel, driving the country into the status we are in today _ into the status we are in today. this is a decision made by one — today. this is a decision made by one party, one group, and the whole _ by one party, one group, and the whole country is paying the price — the whole country is paying the price. mainly this year community, the supporters of hezbollah, other ones who are affected~ — hezbollah, other ones who are affected. they are the ones who had to— affected. they are the ones who had to he — affected. they are the ones who had to be evacuated from villages _ had to be evacuated from villages and towns in southern lehanon — villages and towns in southern lebanon and they are the ones who keep _ lebanon and they are the ones who keep receiving

anna petrovna, i don't want to live. mother, you're not ashamed, and kira , she raised you alone, she worked her ass off, who has the most hours of all, kira mikhailovna, who tutors until the night, kira mikhailovna, my dear, take a rest, no, of course, we need to get natasha on her feet, and natasha is doing this here. anna karenina, what were you thinking when you threw yourself under the wheels, and what? here, take it, this is for me, answer when you are asked, this is my business, and i don't want to drag anyone into it, but we've already drawn in, most certainly, i don't want to, natasha, well, we're not strangers, we're worried, we... want to help you, he said that everything will happen again, who said that it will happen again, uncle misha, he said that he will demand information from me again, otherwise, otherwise, what, otherwise, my husband will find out about my son, about whom, what are they showing? chryol, great, that's it, a master class for amateur detectives from professionals, i've already heard, well

excellent, welcome. you: anna, anna, this is the head of the department for work with youth, this ishe hope and support of the youth of our urban district, anna is reliable, the most responsible of everyone, ready to come to the rescue at any moment, you can say about her that she is a 24x7 person, it is difficult, after all, when we sleep, it is difficult to remain human, okay, good, tell us about fryazino, fryazino, science-city, science-city, not just such a city, you understand? yes, science-city, there is a city-forming enterprise istok, it is engaged in radio electronics, well , that's clearer, yes, who are you? so, well, okay, a few words about the captain, well... and this is our captain, our director, our leader, a person who protects and defends his employees, at any time, a novel, someone attacks your employees, no, you always have to stand up for your employees in any situation, okay, we agreed, a wonderful team, the fryazino youth center, and another wonderful one. youth center st. petersburg, are you by any chance a women's youth center, almost, almost, almost, we have

this is anna sokolskaya, anna petrovna, alexander mikhailovich, a big fan of yours literary creativityl be very upset if you refuse the invitation. no, no, nothing is needed, and there is no dress code either, this is an event for our own, yes, 3 days on the island with accommodation, a book with your autograph will be the best gift, but if. thank you, well, it is clear that nothing is clear, he says that zernov is a big fan of my work. and why not, it is doubtful. dalanna is far from me, although i have not yet left childhood. will you go? definitely, now i will not be able to sleep from curiosity. the cat was killed, but i did not cat. what did they say at the dry spell? will zerno give his favorite to his eldest son? they didn't say anything. there is a version that zernov will announce a successor at the anniversary. we must get to this anniversary. it is impossible, after the death of his wife, zernov leads a solitary life on the island of vladaskierah. and you can't get there without a guide. and in general. only relatives are invited, and the press is not accredited. come on, co

anna foster there _ as the conflict goes on. anna foster there in _ as the conflict goes on.ext update, and nick beake in israel. we will get the thoughts of our security correspondent frank gardner in a moment or two. before that, i want to show you what is happening on the ground. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson has been filming on the israeli side of the border with lebanon — where there've been clashes between hezbollah fighters and israeli troops. have a look. we're starting to see more signs of resistance to israeli forces on the other side of the border. even a year of air strikes, intelligence operations, raids by special forces have not destroyed hezbollah's ability to fight back just a few miles in. we've just heard some bursts of small arms fire and what sounded like some grenades from the israeli army. and now you can hear the sirens are going off telling us to get out of the area. explosions. we just heard a series of very loud explosions. what seems to be rockets landing nearby. some small arms fire across the border. it seems the israeli army is pushing in to

park, i don't know, we need to ask him, let's ask him, fenos came to our program in order to attack annaaking revenge on his family. good afternoon, the main characters of our program today were already in this studio a few months ago, but they were in the role of witnesses, that's it. from a witness to the main character is one step, it seems like the same people, and the story is already completely different, well, at least the reason is not so serious, today elena is in our studio kozlova, she really wants to deprive elena sharovatova of parental rights, hello, hello, please help save the child of nine years roman from a family of alcoholics, before he dies of hunger, he lives in a real blatkhat, where in addition to his parents, alcohol lives, as well as other marginalized people, that is, from ordinary alcoholics to prisoners, their drinking buddies even live there, and the child sees all this, it seems as if he eats only tea there, as if something is poured into it for him, because he constantly sleeps, oh my god, he's so skinny, and does he go to school? i mean, because we hardly

anna will tell us now, ngo - israeli friends of ukraine. nko is this, ms. anna, what is it?s a commercial organization. good day yeah, great. mrs. anna, such, you know, contradictory, or, well, such news, news, and the incumbent, joe. biden calls on israel not to strike at iranian oil depots, and the previous president, and the one who is running for president again, trump calls on israel to attack iran's nuclear facilities in general, what is happening in israel now and what is generally said about e attacks on oil depots and possible attacks on nuclear facilities? well, i must say about attacks on nuclear facilities, they talked about it in israel. already at the beginning of the escalation in the north and that iran is supporting hezbollah and that we have to find some way now react before it's too late to nuclear , let's say yes to the development of nuclear nuclear weapons, because for israel these are... juicy times, they are not working for us now, and i think that there is public support in israel, and let's say so , in the last few weeks, we have seen, let's say, an

that is anna firth. want to see. that is anna firth- the _ want to see. that is anna firth.ek but then another month before we find out who the winner is.— the winner is. thanks for “oininr the winner is. thanks for joining us- _ the winner is. thanks for joining us. in _ the winner is. thanks for joining us. in a _ the winner is. thanks for joining us. in a moment| the winner is. thanks for i joining us. in a moment we the winner is. thanks for - joining us. in a moment we will be live in the middle east with tension ratcheted up. israel beginning the ground invasion in southern lebanon and also the warning from the white house over imminent strikes from iran. we will talk to our correspondents next. live from london. this is bbc news a senior us official warns iran is preparing an imminent missile attack on israel, it comes as israel launches a ground invasion of southern lebanon. our partners in the us have informed us that they have detected preparedness of iran to launch missiles towards israel sometime soon. we will have all the latest move toward tehran that any attac

anna, thank you. a meeting of the council of foreign ministers of the cis countries is being held in moscow under the chairmanship of sergei lavrov. the heads of the ministry of foreign affairs are participating in it belarus, azerbaijan, armenia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, tajikistan and turkmenistan. discussions are planned in both narrow and broad formats. the meeting is taking place on the eve of the meeting of the council of heads of state of the commonwealth. a drone operator is one of the most sought-after professions on the battlefield; it is often the drone that manages to hit the most important targets. people across the country are now learning to operate uavs, both newcomers and special operation participants who are improving their skills. how drone operators are trained in the sverdlovsk region, albert musin learned. but we won't fly far in the training course also sapper training, tactical medicine, topography, skills in assembling, repairing and programming drones, special emp

and i'm anna foster in beirut. israeli forces and hezbollah fighters have been engaged in close — fighters have been engaged in close combat battles in southern lebanon and the israeli _ southern lebanon and the israeli military says two of its soldiers have been killed and hezbollah describes it as close — and hezbollah describes it as close range point blank fighting. the king leads tributes to scotland's former first minister, alex salmond, who died on saturday at the age of 69. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. we are starting with a big milestone for spacex. elon musk�*s company spacex has succeeded in its ambition to catch the booster system it uses to launch its rocket as it returned to earth. that was after a test flight in texas and don't worry, we will explain that all in a moment, but first let's go to that incredible scene. the feat means it will be easier to reuse the launch technology to make space flights more often, and more cheaply. there were cheers in the space c control room in texas as the device, kno

,, ., anna.f beirut are increasingly _ anna. clive, the southern suburbs of beirut are increasingly starting - anna. clive, the southern suburbs of beirut are increasingly starting to . beirut are increasingly starting to look like a hollowed out shell. people have left that area. so many air strikes over the last ten days had collapsed buildings and driven families away and already this evening in the last 90 minutes, we have had the first of the warnings that tend to come at this time of night when we get to around midnight local time, telling people to leave before fresh air strikes start. but they have been happening through the day to day. we have seen plumes of smoke on the road close to the airport and smoke on the road close to the airportand in smoke on the road close to the airport and in the south of lebanon today, again, that momentum has really built. the israeli air force say that in just an hour, really built. the israeli air force say that injust an hour, 100 of their planes attac

but as anna was saying, it is not known what was struck.the reports that it could have been a petrol station. as i say, these are the live pictures. we can still see about orange glow in the centre of your screen, and what looks like it could be fresh strikes there. it is difficult to know whether this is something that has been caused by that original strikes, and this is the aftermath, if there has been a fire and it is catching other things, been a fire and it is catching otherthings, or been a fire and it is catching other things, or whether the israelis are striking again. it's difficult to tell from these pictures because it is so dark. the israeli prime minister earlier, benjamin netanyahu, he said the days of strike by his military had, what he described as, changed the course of the war against hezbollah. israel is claiming it has killed 440 hezbollah fighters since the start of its ground invasion. as anna was mentioning, this comes as the head of the un refugee agency said israeli strikes had left hundreds of thousands of people

re anna is here. remind — account. re anna is here. remind us _ account. re anna is here.. re anna is here. remind us of the - account. re anna is here. remind us of the details. | last year, allegations were revealed that young men have been exploited for sex. we found these events were held in major cities here in london, marrakesh, paris, venice, over several years. we also found that mike jeffries several years. we also found that mikejeffries and his partner matthew smith were at the centre of the highly organised operation. today they are facing criminal criminal charges. are facing criminal criminal charaes. ., are facing criminal criminal charges-— are facing criminal criminal charaes. ., ., ., charges. have you heard from any other _ charges. have you heard from any other involved _ charges. have you heard from any other involved in - charges. have you heard from any other involved in that - any other involved in that investigation?— any other involved in that investigation? they basically sa the investigation? they basically say they aren't _ investigation? they

we turned to anna lena burbok. anna lena burbok sent us to the press conference.were attacked by one of the employees of the german mission in new york, at the un. for doing my job. we were really downgraded from the previous level of resident correspondents. we had our own workplace, now it was taken away from us at the headquarters. well, you probably shouldn't have written your letters. attacks on the minister of foreign affairs of germany, but that's not even the point, you know, it would be better, of course, if russia were kicked out of the un security council altogether, and that's how it is for now, you know, it's like pouring beer over a cat, well, but at least for a start, even if it is both and and already some plus, because you know, it shows all russian propagandists that apparently the times when they could behave themselves there have passed and passed a long time ago, so that 's the story. well, now to the current events, well, of course, the most important event for russian propagandists is the event that they have been waiting for a very long tim

we are joined by anna from ubs investment bank.tart with the prime minister talking about the budget and the details around the fiscal steps. should investors priced in a more constrained government? >> yeah, so government facing challenging situation, spending on track around 22 billion above expectations and in terms of the starting fiscal headroom it is already very tight. it was typed in march and even tighter now. government will announce plans and investment project so against this backdrop the government will come up with a tacky -- tax increase in changes to the physical growth to increase room and give them more space. tom: they continue to push fiscal discipline, a fiscal black hole, a bit of controversy , but you are saying markets are willing to let the government have more borrowing and that will not be punished. anna: markets are getting a bit nervous but when we look back at the election we have seen strong focus on prudence and it seems the markets are willing to give space. tom: bank of england, markets are pricing

anna, there is a feelin: saying there? anna, there is a feeling here — saying there?ing here that _ saying there? anna, there is a feeling here that this - saying there? anna, there is a feeling here that this attack i feeling here that this attack and israel's response to iran is going to come any moment, hour and day now, although it seems very quiet at the moment, as i'm speaking to you, it is the end of several days of holiday because of the jewish year. not a lot is happening on the ground. generally, there are meetings going on between commandos, army commanders, political leaders, intelligence heads, they are all sort of continuing with their consultations to decide from amongst a list of options, which one to choose in terms of attacking which target in iran. these targets range from iranian nuclear facilities to the energy infrastructure, like refineries, power plants, gas stations and all that. plus iranian revolutionary guard and military bases. these are the range of things that they are considering. we know that the commander of the american forces in the

let's go back to anna _ tonight. thank you. let's go back to anna foster, - tonight. thank you.'s go i back to anna foster, thank you for holding on for us, we know that things are moving quickly on the ground there, i want to get your take on what we've been discussing in the last few minutes, as we spoke to each other last week, as i was in new york and you are in lebanon, united that what you are witnessing on the ground, they are so different in tone and in reality the discussion on the diplomatic front. tell us more about that?- on the diplomatic front. tell us more about that? you really feel that sort _ us more about that? you really feel that sort of _ us more about that? you really feel that sort of disconnect - feel that sort of disconnect between the momentum of what's happening here and the messages that you were talking about at the un general assembly a few days ago. i think one notable example was the day that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu made his address and was a very powerful address that he made, he said that he wasn't planning to go there and

anna mikhailovna? ​​anna mikhailovna, i just want to see my grandson. ivan nikolaevich.n, yes, yes, this is unnecessary. he doesn't need this. tell me, why do you decide whether this is necessary or not. who are you to him? i am his grandmother. and i am his grandfather. what kind of grandfather are you a grandfather? my own grandfather. listen, he has no one closer to him than me. yeah. and he's never seen you. he doesn't know you. he's mine, only mine, and i won't give him to anyone. because i have no one, i have no one, who's to blame for this? i, i'm to blame for this, you want to hear this, well, enough about this, whether you like it or not, but i won't leave the boy, but who will leave him to you, what do you mean, who will leave him, i won't give him to you, why is that, but how old are you, what do i have to bury everything, i'm not going to die, i still i'll go to his wedding, ivan nikolaevich, listen, you want to do a good deed, write a refusal, how is it a refusal? well, a refusal, then they'll leave him for me in an orphanage, they won't give him to me, and

anna. here is the last third, it seems to me, and what do you have nothing to lose, yes, i also have a zanechka, by the way, by the way, she will be obedient, you will figure out this food, you look, no one is forcing you... no one is forcing you, in any case, wherever you go, they can force you, and we will support you, the first bride, the second, third, fourth room, no one is waiting for you, what do you think, dear, well, let's sum up the results of our love fights, where the main prize is - titanium anatoly, elena could not explain what she was building, so it is too early for her to start a family, violeta had a gorgeous watermelon, and corn, in general, juicy, besides, judging by everything... today we do not have a couple, if you are single, or you liked someone from the participants of today's program, write to the website of the first channel, and i am larisa guzeeva, i wish that your loved one would definitely tell you, let's get married. came, yells at the children, says: you ca

i think that is what anna — even more broadly? i think that is what anna was _ even more broadly?na was alluding - even more broadly? i think that is what anna was alluding to - even more broadly? i think that is what anna was alluding to in | is what anna was alluding to in her answer is that the nature of that response from hezbollah, it still has access to some very large weapons that could inflict a lot of damage on israel if fired all at once and also has buller�*s main back iran so this is the question, this is the calculation from the israeli military and political establishment is whether they can carry out this operation which they deem necessary to get rid of the threats on the northern border, if they can carry out that operation to destroy hezbollah infrastructure without provoking such a massive response from either hezbollah or iran, that the region descends into a major military congregation, it's pretty big at the moment but he could get at the moment but he could get a lot worse. at the moment but he could get a lot worse-— a lot worse. just past five o'clock a lo

anna: it is really significant.n unifil that statement out yesterday, they hoped if they condemned it, they used strong words like "deliberately targeted." they hoped that would be the end of it. again today we have seen another israeli tank firing on their headquarters. so the question is what needs to be done to stop that. president biden said he is telling the israelis to stop. host: jeremy, with all the focus we have seen on what is going on in lebanon, perhaps one could forget that the gaza operation is continuing. you have been investigating. what can you tell us? jeremy: what has been going on in gaza is the israelis have upped the pressure on the northern part of gaza. what they seem to be doing is forcing out palestinians, civilians who have been living in the ruins. about 400,000 are still there. 1.4 million a year ago. the fear is among the palestinians, among various eight agencies, -- aid agencies, that the israelis are implementing what is known as the general's plan, to seal the area off, push out civ

report by anna semenova in particular noted that special attention private children's camps require.ere are only about 2,000 stationary camps. half of them are privately owned. and the organization of recreation in such camps from the point of view of educational programs and educational components is in no way controlled by the ministry. therefore, here we need to separately build a unified system, including educational work not only in state camps, but also in private ones. the minister of health spoke about how the medical care system in the camps is organized. every year, the ministry of health prepares recommendations for subjects, developed taking into account the provisions of the procedure for providing medical care to minors during the period of health improvement and organized recreation, this is a special order that regulates the work. another problem with organizing children's recreation is that the voucher is very expensive, the cost can reach 100-200.00 rubles. but even if the camp is chosen budget, the child first to this. currently, the ministry is developing a draft

anna: that's right.g to them a few hours ago and the point they made very strongly is that these are long-established bases, israel knows where they are, the lebanese army knows where they are. all parties are well aware what is happening. this is not fighting going on between the lebanese state and israel. this is going on between hezbollah and israel. the peacekeepers should be kept entirely out of this, as should the lebanese army. unifil were telling me that they have serious concerns because over the course of two days, they say is really forces deliberately fired at un points and that is why we have seen this diplomatic weighing in from various countries calling on israel to respect international law and making the point very clearly that whatever is happening between israel and hezbollah in the south of lebanon, that u.n. peacekeepers should be kept well out of it. caitriona: israel had asked for those peacekeepers to be withdrawn a few days ago. is there any suggestion that might happen? anna: we

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it's hard to speak anna balan, andrey lapidus, anastasia royf, news. that's it for our episode, right after us, watch the new episodes of the detective lyutik and anyutik. lyutik and anyutik in the previous episodes, where do you read the local news? i don't read it, i create it. two inseparable friends, lyutik and anyutik, don't waste their time in retirement. come on, hurry up, why are you waddling like a duck! or are you gobbling it up like a goat? they brilliantly solve one crime after another. unbelievable. but true. and they don't forget about their personal lives. and are you in ambush? something like that, kolya, you have to help me. for the sake of their new hobby, they are ready to take any risk. anna petrovna, are you playing detective with your grandmother again? leading, we do not play, we live. lyutik and anyutik. continuation, watch right now. well, roshin, are we going to play the silent game, or will you start talking, i did nothing, i am not guilty of anything, you will tell this to your grandmother, there is nothing to make a hunchba

anna: the rate have to come down considerably. talking about the job market today, there's a lot of fear, and i think the market's repricing itself from a 50 basis point total with the rest of the year to 75. it is going to matter how far we go down. the fed should still cut, because i do not think the m&a market can be healthy at this rate. there's a lot of liquidity, people say, but there is liquidy for certain people, not enough liquidity for others. it's not like -- you can't paint with a single brush here. for the market to be healthy again, for there to a healthy level of m&a activity, especially in the ipo market, the fed has to continue cutting, and i do not think today's jobs number will change the course of what the fed has started. ed: we must look forward to the rest of the year, where we have a presidential election here in the united states. does that impact the technology investor, even if you are a long-term investor, when you take into account policy, antitrust, regulation in this country? anna: yeah, i would watc

anna voronina, anna pogonina, evgenia zemtsova. anna nikulaesh. news. the escalation of the conflict in the middle east, families of russian diplomatic workers flew from berut to moscow on thursday. earlier, the same plane brought humanitarian aid to citizens. lebanon, our il-76 delivered 33 tons of cargo to beru, these are food products, medical supplies, a special emergencies ministry plane also sent an 80 kw power plant to lebanon. our special correspondent igor pikhanov has the details. two buses delivered the russians to beirut airport. the russian emergencies ministry plane will take 60 people home. these are women and children. some of the babies are not even a year old. while the technicians are preparing the plane for takeoff. psychologists and doctors. arrived here after the american sanctions came into effect, this is the russian emergencies ministry il-76 plane, which brought here, despite all the sanctions, despite all the difficulties, brought here humanitarian aid to the lebanese people. burt emergencies ministry of russia delivered 33 to

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he knows, mit, and why are you pestering anna petrovna? ​​wrote a review about our house, a good one, hmm, not bad, it’s a pity that you’re old, i would have i married you, but by the time i grow up, you will have died. and plus i promised vika. vika, she is very beautiful, i understand you. yes, it is ready, we can read it. well, now, words of gratitude to you. some kind of unusual day today, bad, here is the good, everything mixed up. it turned out great. yes, really great. anna petrovna, thank you very much, but isn't it too boastful, or what, as anton polchekhov said, advertising should be so flowery, at least brew it into tea, here i am, turinda, i didn't even offer you tea, i have herbal, i picked it myself and the blueberry pie, i love blueberries, well, that's sweet, you'll be drinking with us, no thanks, i'm going for a walk, well , come on, don't keep me. okay, earrings, how interesting are they? are you talking about them being different? yeah. yes, i'm surprised myself, some kind of miracles. you know, they were actually the same,

, including anna semeno. in sevastopol, fsb operatives detained two agents of ukrainian intelligence. according to the investigation, the accomplices have been collecting and passed on information about russian military facilities to the kiev special services. after interrogation , the suspects were taken into custody, they face up to 8 years in prison. today , the csto peacekeeping forces, unbreakable brotherhood, began their exercises in kazakhstan. the maneuvers involve more than 2.0 military personnel from russia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, as well as 500 units of equipment, including aircraft and drones. rusatom reported on the progress of work to eliminate environmental damage on the territory of the former osuli khimprom enterprise in the irkutsk region, 90% has already been dismantled structures, most of the waste has been removed. after all the work is completed , a federal chemistry center will appear here. report by pavel marchukov. these piles of construction waste are all that r

anna matveeva is a senior research fellow at kings college london and former bbc russian commentator.putin is selling this summit as a diplomatic triumph, anna told us what this represents at the moment in terms of russia's influence and power. i think it is a very important summit because it is a sign of a shifting global order. we are seeing that the relative power which the us and, um, the us western—led order has been kind of dominant in the world in the last 30 years at least now it's becoming a bit less certain. there are also other global power centres coming up, and they are significant. we are seeing that there are 2a leaders. we see antonio guterres there. we are seeing that, for example, very important dialogue between, bilateral dialogue, like india and china is happening within brics. we see also president erdogan, native country um, is present there also saying we would like to join. there are 30 countries queuing tojoin brics in one form or another. so yes, we are we are seeing signs that global order is changing and brics is an important part of that change. and yes, a

caitriona: cannot, thanks -- anna, thanks for joining us.climate change is having an impact on the world geography. art of the border between switzerland and italy is being we read juan -- is being redrawn due to melting glaciers. global warming caused swiss glaciers to lose 4% of their volume in 2023. this graphic shows how the peak of matterhorn mansion is coming to the effects of climate change. friday, switzerland approved a treaty with redefined borders. a joint italian-swiss commission agreed to the changes last year, but italy still needs to sign off on them. u can keep up with what is going on today between lebanon and israel on our website. i'm caitriona announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm,ray. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: ameri

so back to our panel, anna and joel so back to our panel, anna and joel.ething that keir starmer in - this? well, this is something that keir starmer in those i that keir starmer in those around them and make clear is going to happen. number ten are explicit in the fact that they want a free vote. keir starmer�*s is personally placed to have a free vote and the conversation is gradually shifting. ifind it very interesting that more more people will tell you that they expect this to be legalised in some form in the uk in our lifetime, whether or not it's this vote or it sets the groundwork for a future vote. but i think none of this is surprising. the government whips have been trying to encourage an mp, one of the mps who had a private ballot scheduled, to put this forward. kim leadbeater is quite a smart choice as a sister ofjo cox and an empty herself. if it's drafted it right, i think it will almost certainly pass the house of commons don't make you think it would get through, do you? it will get through the house of commons unless it is written in a wa

volkova, anna, hello, well, it will also get colder in the far east. hello, in the south of the far east, indian summer will linger, but it has already left the north. well, let's start with footage from the european part of russia: autumn is coming into its own in the russian north, first frosts. today were observed in murmansk, all-weather webcam recorded frosty fog that engulfed the city, the air cooled to -5, visibility deteriorated to 400 m. in the south of the far east, as in the middle zone, the peak of warming, in the amur region today up to +22, against the background of the heat of the drought, landscape fires began to accelerate, a plume of smoke, is now observed over the blagoveshchensk reserve, where the forest caught fire. in the following frames this morning in the vladeva. in the east in the sky there is not a cloud, the air of the capital of primorye has warmed up to +18, in the region up to +21, some residents took advantage of the chance on a fine day to go to the sea for a walk, in the continental regions of primorye the lilac bloss

anna, what do you make of the ethics of the assassination of your opponents? think there are two ways of answering the question. one is the sort of armchair philosopher view of discussing ethics and what's right and what's balanced, which a lot of people will subscribe to. and a lot of people will like that approach. and i think the second one is one of realpolitik . and one is one of realpolitik. and there the primary concern is what is in your national interest. and when it comes to the conduct of another country, it is that country an ally and does its interest on top of that augn does its interest on top of that align with your national interest and frankly, i think when you look at politicians and governments, you know, making these sort of decisions and calls, it's the second that matters. and the second is how they are predominantly governed. >> so you would judge it only by whether it's in the national interest and whether it was in the interests of our allies or we had a common point of view , we had a common point of view, you wouldn't have an ethica

i'm anna sokolskaya. what sokolskaya, the one? apparently, yes. it's sokolskaya herself. kirill kryukov, i'm very glad to meet you. when you worked in the administration, you really helped our brother journalist. as much as you could. politicians care about a bright future. a journalist about a bright present, and you are still quite, i thought, you wander around your summer cottage, finding finds, right? no, her khadunki are still working, vika, please forgive her, she speaks first and then thinks and writes the same way, god gave workers straight as shafts, we will take care of her testing, i promise, and why did you come to us on business or just to get to know each other, on business, and how are you, ivana still couldn’t forget, at first i waited for you to call? come, and then, i didn’t call social workers, listen, i still haven’t admitted to him that you are you, and you have no one at all, no, thank god, i wouldn’t want my loved ones suffered because of me, what next, you will not tell him the truth, a large family, premiere, on saturday on rtr. kalinon belek. a p

ivanovna was most afraid of, it seems her son did not show any inclination, anna ivanovna never sawlava not only drunk, but even slightly drunk, and he never held a cigarette in his hands, he did not scare her soon marriage either and, apparently, he approached this issue seriously, for him first of all, first of all planes, well, and girls later. deception, now on the contrary, girls first of all, i want to say that you and your mother were born in moscow, lived on leninsky prospekt, now in the entrance where you lived, there are already new residents, the film crew met a neighbor who remembers your mother, this is what she remembers, attention, i just. lived here for 50 years, 5 years ago vyacheslav dobrynin visited the house where he spent his childhood for the first time in many years, then vyacheslav grigorievich did not get into his native apartment and did not meet those people who could remember him. i am almost shocked, i am embarrassed, i say, nothing has changed here, such calls remained, like these, you see, turns, so dzen. the door of apartment number 59 is not opened b

anna voronina, anna pogonina, ekaterina shamaeva, nadezhda nefedova, news.rmation evening, here is what we will tell you about in the next hour: an impenetrable bmw 2 under the coal mine. it dodged anti-tank missiles, it was not stopped by a large-caliber machine gun and enemy drones. a heroic exit to a combat mission. the iron dome is not so iron. a hail of iranian missiles overloaded the israeli defense. what weaknesses did the impressive strike reveal? what did iran attack israel with?

thanks so much. eak it >> i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. it was the murder that rocked the cycling world and made headlines around the world. a young racing star gunned down. >> the last thing that mo wilson did on this earth was scream in terror. >> the prime suspect goes on the run, dyeing her hair, getting plastic surgery and using an alias until she's caught in costa rica. she's a yoga teacher who was dating the same man and snapped in a jealous rage. now, caitlyn armstrong is making a bombshell claim to get out of prison. plus, a beautiful teen suddenly disappears in the middle of the night. >> i was like, okay, no, something's wrong. this is not my sister. >> a massive manhunt, disturbing clues. >> they found duct tape, some clothes, and there was another men's jacket. >> then an almost incredible break in the case. >> i spotted her car coming the opposite way. >> who is the mystery man behind the wheel? your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. we begin with the latest twist in a high profile murder ca

anna voronina, anna pogonina, ekaterina shamaeva, nadezhda nefedov. vesti.nmanned systems are fundamentally changing the principles of warfare; they can perform any tasks that previously could only be performed by army combat aviation. vladimir putin said this during a meeting with college students in the rudnev industrial park. the president was shown the final assembly area. poplaa, well, and the students told about their developments skills that they receive in this center. well, and today on the day of secondary specialized education in rudnevo opened a platform for practical training of students of the capital's colleges. the president was accompanied during the trip by the minister of education sergei krovtsov and the mayor of moscow sergei sobyanin. participation in the design of innovative.

anna petrovna, are you playing detective with grandma again? pedya, we are not playing, we live. and where is vera? in the house. "your job, shoulder strap, shoulder strap, shoulder strap, you nailed it to my door at the hotel, where did you nail it, vitaly sergeevich, are you okay, and don't worry about me, it's not like everything is okay with you now, who talked you into it, grishin, it was he who wrote me text messages, what text messages, which you erased from my phone when i was putting it up for you, i didn't do anything didn't wash, to rave"? what is this? what is this? i'm asking? it's a hammer. that's right, it's a hammer. explain to me why a make-up artist needs a hammer, to beat crazy actors for fun. you even folded the hammer as a joke. loaded. are you a complete idiot? hammer. speak quickly, did you have anything with her or not, exhale, and the body is unfinished, you look at me at her, don't be offended, teddy bear, not my type, we're just solving work issues here. you came running, causing panic, why are you puffing, well, what do you say, a nut on purpose prepar

let's speak to our correspondent anna foster in beirut.ve me a sense of what it has been like this through the course of the day. matthew, we have seen _ course of the day. matthew, we have seen so — course of the day. matthew, we have seen so many _ course of the day. matthew, we have seen so many more - course of the day. matthew, we have seen so many more of- course of the day. matthew, we l have seen so many more of those powerful israeli air today. again, sort of concentrated in a belt around the middle of the day. we were seeing lots of smoke rising on the horizon, lots of reports of things happening around that area which is so close to the airport where hezbollah are based. it is worth saying that the sun is starting to set here in lebanon on and it is the time of day when people get particularly nervous, because we have seen now over the last number of days, really powerful and strong air strikes at night. we tend to get the first warnings around midnight local time. and then the last few days, the images and what we have been see

anna karen is a novel.ever ornaments in the story such as localcolor, dialect , the real business of each story was one of... [inaudible] and editor was to know he would only publish stories of general opinion. that old world ... [inaudible] sculptures paintings architecture concern themselves with many other aspects of behavior, even adventures of that which we call a soul but believed that literature was dedicated over and overthroughout the country . ... [inaudible] and an even shallower experience of love which is a much more important thing. >> that was willa catherin 1935 talking about the importance of novels . the books that shaped america series came from the library of congress, 100 books that shaped america . this list came out in 2013. we chose 10 from that list . there were other books in that era that it was published in 1918, here's a look at some of those other books . >> seen race western novel riders of the purple sage was released in 1912 and 1 improvised story of a man raised by aides wa

anna rusanova, 25. they are all good as long as they need something from you, it's a pity that then everything ends, wives come and go, but art is eternal, i don't know, i like this rusanova, she's not bad at all. i agree with fedor, she stands on her feet, her back is straight, her eyes are so expressive, oh, why did you stop, go on, come on, dance, no need, thank you very much for the performance. we have competition here, the rights to there is no mistake, thank you very much, all the best, well, you see, well, it's a pity for the girl, she traveled so long to petersburg, suddenly you, you look, friends, and we still have one vacant place, do you remember this? our lists are over, so are we going to look through everyone again, borya, let's decide something, and what does this have to do with me? i, by the way, am more interested in new talents than you, i have a project coming up, boris, and we know, anna karenina, a new, original production by boris valnov, listen, well if i wish i could at least,