anwar suffered very hard afterwards.as divorced that the transplant was plowed against the host, which first of all affected the cells of the mucous membranes of the gastric intestinal tract and the lesion was quite serious, the child suffered from severe pain disease. at night, my knees hurt and then the snow is no longer a threat to my life, but anvar will have to stay in the clinic for some more time. in order to continue and consolidate the treatment, about 2.5 million rubles are needed. and then anwar will finally recover and i will return home. do you want to go home with us? yes, fly. of course, stall, you'll get well, and we 'll fly home together. i believe that everything will be fine, that anvar will return, that everything will be as before svetlana gordieva olga afonina anastasia altukhova valentin abramenkova ntv the history of the provocation with the holy book of muslims was replenished with a new chapter of the koran was again revealingly burned this time in denmark, and in several places at once, too, ab

anwar endured it very hard, later divorced.he reaction of the graft against the host, which first of all affected the cells of the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract and the lesion was quite serious, the child suffered from severe pain and illness. now kalina’s legs hurt and then i dream that there is no longer a threat to life, but anvar will have to stay in the clinic for some more time in order to continue and consolidate the treatment, he needs about 2.5 million rubles more. and then anwar finally recover and return home. i want to be with my mom and dad. give flies to fly home if you want, yes, fly. you will recover, and we will fly home together. i believe that everything will be fine, that anvar will return , that everything will be as before svetlana gordieva olga afonina anastasia dukhovy valentina abramenkova ntv the development of events is already in the next news releases, as well as on the ntv website and in our telegram channel , i have all thanks for this that you had a good weekend with us all the b

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anwar suffered very hard afterwards.d is plowed transplant against the owner, who in the first place turn hit the cells of the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract and the lesion was quite serious the child suffered from severe pain, i have an illness. at night, my knees hurt and then this snow is no longer a threat to my life, but in the yard i will have to stay in the clinic for some more time in order to continue and consolidate the treatment , i need about another two and a half million rubles, and then anvar finally will recover and return home. would you like to fly home with us? yes, fly. of course, the yard. you will recover, and we will fly home together. i i believe that everything will be fine, that anvar will return, that everything will be as before svetlana gordeeva olga afonina anastasia altukhova valentina abramenkova ntv you left the tango tram today at the flower-laying ceremony at the monument to vasily lanovoy people's artist of the ussr passed away 2 years ago. honor his memory came colleag

in's first international interview since becoming prime minister, anwar told us goldman needs to come clean. >> i think goldman sachs should come out clean. and deal with militia. do not think you can dismiss this, as something small that you can just use your strength to dictate your terms. su: to pakistan now. a bomb attack on a mosque has killed more than 70 people in northwestern pakistan, leaving more than 150 others wounded. the last happened during afternoon prayers, closer to the police headquarters and other government offices. it's pakistan's worst attack in almost 11 months. a company backed by a member of abu dhabi's royal family is investing $400 million in via -- in the adani enterprise. the company will buy 16% on what is on offer. it's a vote of confidence in the business empire that has lost over $70 billion in market value since the short seller accused of fraud. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. david: just ahead, washin

anwar sadat of egypt and israel were snagged by walter cronkite, walter, the great walter cronkite. sadat was going to speak. barbara found out through her boss at abc that they were on that plane so he sent barbara, sadat looks outside the plane and barbara's waving her arms, she's on the tarmac, going, you know, wait, wait. and walter describes it in his book, sadat looks out the window and sees barbara, barbara. he lets her on. she gets on the plane and she's in -- she sends a little note to the chief of staff of sadat that says can i interview you? a little note that says, yes, check, or no, check, or together, check, or alone, check. it comes back yes, yes. so she got -- when she interviewed him he said, by the way, i told anwar that we should do this together for barbara. >> oh, wow. >> oh, my gosh. >> she got the first joint interview which turned into the 1979 peace accord. >> they were barbara'ed too. just like you had been barbara'ed. >> they were so barbara'ed. walter was furious. absolutely furious. but you know what, walter respected her. >> yes. >> unlike some of the y

he was speaking after leading the malaysian prime minister anwar ibrahim.nvironmentalists claimed that palm oil plantations in both countries are blamed for the destruction of rainforests and other species. . a delegation of german lawmakers has arrived in taiwan, set to meet with the president. they say they want to show solidarity with taiwan's democracy as a china increases its throat to bring the territory under beijing's rule -- it's threat to bring the territory under beijing's rule. >> this is the third time in only four months that german lawmakers have traveled to taiwan. at the start of their four-day visit to the territory, the delegates were welcomed by the president of taiwan's parliament, who thanked them for their support. he added that taiwan and germany are democratic allies and he expressed the hope that international democratic partners can support taiwan to, quote, "fight against china's aggression." china swiftly condemned the visit. >> we urge these german politicians to abide by the one china principle, and to stop interacting with an

this one with israeli prime minister menachem begin and egyptian president anwar sadat, making historythe very first time the two men had ever talked to each other. >> let us talk about it. let us negotiate. >> good evening, i'm hugh downs. >> and i'm barbara walters. >> reporter: and then came "20/20." and in 1997, "the view."pbarbar barrier after barrier for women in tv and held the door open for generations of women in the business to thrive. >> and we all proudly stand on your shoulders, barbara walters, as we honor you. please welcome, diane sawyer, robin roberts. >> reporter: many of those awe-inspired women, including myself, paying honor to the queen of journalism as she retired from "the view," an emotional thank you for the path that she blazed. >> this is my legacy. these are my legacy, and i thank you, all of you. >> reporter: looking back, it was the interview that barbara walters will forever be known for -- probing, spirited, filled with audacious questions organized on her famous index cards. a keen listener, barbara was a master at connecting with her guests. >> you ca

the positions of the parties the un armed forces in the second half of the 1970s, egyptian president anwarnciliation with israel, culminating in the signing of a separate peace treaty in washington under such an agreement, israel returned the sinai peninsula to egypt, egypt recognized israel and refused the demand for the creation of an arab state in holestia, despite this, the arabs are israeli wars. the middle east gave rise to many problems that have not been resolved to this day in a pile of modern problems of this problem, and the palestinian refugees this problem belonging to a number of disputed territories. the palestinian national autonomy itself, in the form in which it exists today, is located on the territory of the west bank of the jordan river and the gaza strip, while, as they said, and the relevant resolutions, it was necessary to ensure the creation of an independent and territorially continuous palestinian state. and ensure their peaceful existence. today, just as then, we are very far from solving this problem. the doomsday war, with its transience in as a result, it bec

this is anwar sadat. so 400 artists immediately after the october revolution, this avant-garde artisted commissioner for the protection of valuables of the moscow kremlin malevich well, maybe it would be better to be artists for 600? his painting fresh wind volga is optimistic and full of energy, not like more familiar or digital landscapes. maybe his chess game with the general was published only in 1860. so the moves of the players are most likely made up. an amateur more than once, who met in sessions at the same time playing with anatoly karpov somehow lamented that he would not play with the grandmaster again, because he would soon come out from there . karpov should rejoice reasonably. well, from an amateur status, maybe this beauty will grow up. the answer is incorrect anatoly karpov many times conducted sessions at the same time and games in prisons in colonies. this is what we are talking about rejoicing at liberation. around chess for 200 to whom thank you nuy copy right on the roof of one of the houses. fatima so 200 painters at the end of the 1640s, he became fascinated wi

that was certainly the case in 1977 when she scored a historic joint interview with egypt's anwar sdadato much from barbara and am so grateful she was always receptive to my questions and thoughts. my dolences including her daughter jacqueline and may she rest in peace. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a m

anwar's award he was killed in july and neither of the group of taliban are willing to acknowledge that. they don't seem to have been obvious meter of those some strong candidates are based in iran which is an interesting dynamic. first off where t-vec the center of gravity for al qaeda. 's award he is gone and they have some groups that are affiliated in syria and they have leaders in iran. where's the center of gravity today? >> that is the question and i would tell you in a way that a lot of us in happen tendency to be dismissive's award he was the center of gravity for the network. he was the supreme leader and most symbolically important but also strategically important and diverse network of affiliate structures that brought different players for decision-making on them sing to the al qaeda mission against the west and engagement and entrenchment with the community. his removal i think is a strategic and symbolic setback because the loss of him as the center of gravity really does test of the ties that bind. there's a gamman based affiliate whether it's all of his own expansion is

renaissance in the army by picking six areas which we thought would be instrumental, key to future success anwar fare. that's what the ukrainians need. we still haven't provided them the means to do it. so the russians have sanctuary in ukraine's own country to launch missiles that are destroy ewing cranian civilian infrastructure and killing civilians. it's tragic. seth: aircraft? mark: sure, should have approved the migs, absolutely. that would have given them advantage. if they're going into a combined arms fight you want them to have not on indirect fires but fires from aircraft. so will they be able to pull that off? i don't know. seth: i want to get to a couple of issues you menged earlier on, including registrations but i want to talk about since you brought it up, the chinese. to what degree, you talk about this in the book, to what degree as you were secretary, to what degree -- how did you assess chinese capabilities, where they were headed, how big of a threat they were and what you needed to respond to that? mark: i think i've been working on the chinese case 25, 30 years my last job

that was certainly the case in 1977 when she scored a historic joint interview with egypt's anwar sdadat just ahead of the peace accords. i learned so much from barbara and am so grateful she was always receptive to my questions and thoughts. my dolences including her daughter jacqueline and may she rest in peace. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a mad dash for votes. kevin pmccarthy huddling with those to become speaker of the house. one doubling down on his opposition just moments ago. >>> plus new details of the idaho murder. how the spektrct was tracked do >>> and putin suffer ing on the battlefield. losses growing inside russia. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. house leader kevin mccarthy still on the hill at this hour, still meeting with members of his party with just hours to go for that critical vote of speaker of the house. dozens of republicans seen going in and out of mccarthy's office. among them congressman matt gaetz. significant, one of the republicans who'

but when carter invited that monarch and began and anwar sadat come to camp david, he ordered them to bring their wives. he specifically wanted them to bring their wives. he wanted the wives to to be involved because would be a mirror of the way he did the way he did things. but also he knew how hard it was to go to get any kind agreement and he believed in personal diplomacy and he thought it would be much better if the wives were there to and everything is written been written about camp david. god only knows how much has been written about camp david and. that was one of the hardest parts of my research is how much of it to believe, how much to believe, and how much not to even look yet. because i only had one one lifetime. but when i started looking at the involvement, the women and i stumbled across sadat its autobiography, a woman of egypt. and i promised, nobody can understand the camp david accords. they don't read her autobiography. so we know what went. sadat was getting ready to leave one time he called. he said, i'm coming. how? and she said, now, you know has been very go

at the move is expected to strengthen anwar's coalition government, which relies on support followingresulted in a hung parliament. the united arab emirates plans to invest 30 begin dollars in hydrogen projects and south korea as the asian nation seeks to boost cleaner fuels. it will focus on production, transmission, and storage. it came during the president's four day visit, the first from a middle eastern leader since the two established ties in 1980. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: apple's top supplier look beyond china as they expand production capacity for some of the world's most popular gadgets. the details are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: key apple partners foxconn and pegatron have included southeast asia in their expansion plans were 2023 as they look to expand production capacity outside of china. let's bring in our guest, i think trying to diversify away from trend that makes sense given the challenges they have face

in his first international interview, anwar told us that goldman needs to come clean. >> i think goldmancome out clean. deal with malaysia. don't think you can dismiss this as something small that you can just use your strength to dictate your terms. su: in pakistan, a bomb attack on a mosque has killed more than 70 people in northwestern pakistan, leaving more than 150 wounded. a blast happened during afternoon prayers close to a police headquarters and other government offices. it is pakistan's worst such attack in almost 11 months. the u.s. and israel say they are committed to making sure iran never gets access to nuclear weapons. washington's top diplomat antony blinken is visiting israel as tensions rise across the region. saturday, iran said one of its weapons depots was hit in a drone strike. iran has not lay claim, but the washington journal says israel was responsible. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: still ahead, we dig deeper