that the west still sometimes insists on him, at the same time, at this time, when putin was there, atks missiles were tested, and in fact, when earlier putin said that these were red lines, now, as you can see, the red lines have moved somewhat , so me it seems that sooner or later the west must come to the understanding that this constant blackmail cannot last forever. there are two such videos released today, both of which cause, well, i don't know, just indignation among ukrainians, i think, against the background of the fact that the world seems to be very concerned with the problems of the war in palestine, in israel, the first is a video of how the protesters. .. broke into the congress, actually into the hall, and here we see this picture, the congress of the united states, and demand an end to the war and an end to the bombing of the civilians of the city of gaza, and the second is such a demarche that some representatives made the human rights committee, at the un, which during the speech... the american delegate demonstratively turned his back, and michelle tyler spoke, and th

different names but ultimately they still moved money from the system atke the backend relyingn communication rails built outside of the federalst reserve system. the networks mostly were facilitating short-term borrowing largely through charge cards and credit cards. over time modern-day debit cards grew and a general purpose reloadable prepaid cards where funds could enjoy pass-through deposit insurance into their products. more recently we have seen new private gatekeepers emerged some are mobile payment apps and here at home, paypal and venlo are among the most popular when it comes to facilitating payments between friends and family. they also have bank owned attacks the travel on the bank rails. others are tech firms as they mentioned in china we chat pay became dominant and in the u.s. across the globe, apple tracks a number of in their digital wallets. so starting in 2021, they began to study these platforms including the big tech firms. we issued order to the players operating in the u.s. and last month that the bank in philadelphia we released our analysis of tap to pay. we've also

uhu, eh, let's talk a little, let's still go back to the issue of atks and what they can, what they can'twell, when we talked with yehor firsov, we already touched on this topic a little, namely that which intensified, well, from my point of view, at least i see it when i watch the news, the action of aviation on the front intensified, and there were shellings, well, shellings are just non-stop, namely airstrikes on avdiivka, there were airstrikes on kherson, along the front line there is always some kind of russian aviation, and now after the strike... we attacked the base of this front-line, essentially russian aviation, it seems that several helicopters were destroyed there, a couple of planes were damaged. how it might affect russia's ability to engage its aviation at the front, because after all, the aviation of the front-line russian aviation, well, causes serious enough problems in ukraine, especially considering the fact that russia ... cannot use heavy faba eyes, and there are 500 bombs there, even now they said that there are already 1,500 kilotons, yes, i'm right, somewhere aro

the calculations of the washington security center, it is said that the americans have 1,000 units of atkcks, we calculated that we had 1,400 units of these khatakams, so i hope that if there are such regular deliveries of these systems, then it will have a significant effect to the front line, and the optimism of our minister, i repeat, i want to share very much, and later in our military program we will talk about what is happening on the left bank of the dnieper, whether we can expect a powerful landing force there, or about the combat dynamics on the front line . svatov kryminata near bakhmut in a conversation with our military and about the history with the state audit service, the pressure on our enterprises in defense continues and the scale of the problems is still growing, about all this in a moment. so, i will start with the fact that the enemies are in the kherson region, precisely on the left bank of the dnieper. it burns more and more. let me remind you that after the detonation of the hess in nova kakhovka, which happened on june 6 of this year, the kherson direction was clo

checking watches with a shock-proof mechanism, do you know what atk is?unfortunately, becomes 5:5, and annisledis and boris krasnikov will receive 1000 rubles from alfabank, mr. antokhin, you exhaled, i was very worried about yuri and i would like him to win this super prize, he could do it, eleventh round. mr. patashov, well, judging by the fact that you were silent, you try to win the game like this, without a decisive round, yes, i understood you correctly, they understood us correctly, yuri, so what were you and your department missing, yes, i didn’t think about the enterprise and somehow i wanted to make a pun about it, but there are so many hours , why i didn’t understand, how to somehow tie the clock to the hour, minute, but something didn’t work out, that is, it seemed a little difficult to you that you passed the blitzes, superblitzes, the thirteenth sector, there were three questions left and now volchok will choose one of them for you, this is a question from st. petersburg, manager anna kharitonova from st. petersburg, mr. elkis. yes, mr. pres

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reaction for to the battle for speaker on capitol hill and, of course, the terror terroristiegel on atk against israel and israel's imminent response. former israel' of the house newt gingrich is with us. >>rich is i assume by the end e week, maybe i'm wrong. labor mobility optimistic that theg, m of speaker is going to be handled in washington. you're a long time veteran.re am i?ight t my instincts right therehe? well, i think because of the? israeli war, the pressurei war, on republicans to really work overtime and find a solution is much, much greater. i mean the whole world is watching and the american house has to be able to function. so i think steve scalise won a significant victory today.e sl i'm sure tonight he's trying to put togetheiswor the 217 vots because we have a couple of absences. so to 17 is a majority. it's still uphill. there are still people who are saying, oh, i really don't want to vote for him. i'm really not ready. what hav hime you. but i think republicans have to come together and realize whetheo comer it's scalise or es somebody else and steve's a great guy,

that murderous group that killed more than 1400 people in israel with their surprise attac atk.jewish students now say they're worried about their safetyy jewish s. worrie >> these actd s of anti-semitism are just getting more, more extreme. it doesn't feel like we're in america in 2023 anymore. it feels like we're in 1939.ar nazi germany. >> take >> yeah, take a look at that. that banging glass took placen at cooper union in new york. the adl says anti protesterss notice jewish students in the colleges student and started slammingare on the glass while chanting palestine. the jewish students stayed inside. they said they fel palestine. t and vulnerable. nypd assisted squirting them and escorting them out of the library safely. many campuses now beefing up security nationwide in response to this violent rhetoric. and all of these protests tracre . >> there will clearly be more, though. christina coleman live for us in los angeles christina,les thank you. well, the sun, as you can see, th, day 22 ofrusalem the war as ground operations in gaza escalate. up next, we'll have some fi

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instrumental in the commissioning of the siemens vehicles and this experience with testing trains in atk's territory of the muni metro subway made the commissioning of the atc's at central subway much easier to accomplish this work behind the scenes. his work behind the scenes to arrange vehicles and support personnel for testing and special events such as the visits of speaker pelosi, secretary buttigieg and the mayor breed freed me to focus on ongoing work towards the goal of bringing the central subway project into service. jasmine charles, who is not here today either, but she has been with the agency since 2009 and the head of station operations since 2020. at the start of the pandemic. nick, like manny, she was instrumental in arranging support personnel for testing special events, training, life safety drills for the cpuc and san francisco fire department. she arranged for inspectors, operators and other transit operations personnel to support the start up of the subway with a clear understanding of overall operations of the system. she did an excellent job at briefings with the fir