this is beraber together, a joint project of the tv channel and the atr tv channel.rystyna yatskiv. in this program, we are together with ayder muzhdabaev. and as promised, we are now adding to our conversation andriy rezhenko, captain of the first rank of the reserve, deputy chief of staff of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine from 2004 to the 20th year. mr. andriy, congratulations, glory to ukraine. and the heroes glory, good afternoon, i would like to, yes, start, continue our conversation from the thesis i heard from one of the currently quite popular military experts, he is aviation. this is roman svitan and, in his opinion, the events that have taken place in karabakh over the past few weeks, and i would like to remind you that an agreement was actually reached, according to which the unrecognized nagorno-karabakh republic ceases to exist from january 1, 2024, september 28, 23 year, we reached, let's say, such an agreement, i don't know what to call it, but roman svitan spoke in favor of the fact that all of erdogan's meetings with putin in sochi,

stoppa. greetings, greetings, together, veraber, this is common project of tv channel uso and tv channel atr, we are talking about the reintegration, de-occupation of the ukrainian crimea and its liberation from the russian invaders, a lot of information about the reasons has recently been devoted to the topic of the peninsula, this applies to both the military realm and, of course, the civilian, purely humanitarian realm, the situation on the peninsula is not getting any easier, but the official position of ukrainian representatives is that all those who can leave the territory of crimea should do so in view of the dangerous challenges in connection with the imminent liberation peninsula and military operations related to it. i congratulate, as always, my co-host ayder muzhdabaev, ayder. salam alaikum. good morning khrystyna, how nice to hear you speak crimean language in a cool, cool way, without an accent. i am improving, it is not easy for me, but, yes, the crimean tatar language is now in the focus of my attention, not every day, but in the focus of my attention. ayder, again, a lot of

according to the report of the turkish network atr, the efforts of the authorities to solve this crisis been useless. 20 kilometers south of mosul, the human and even animal population of many villages is constantly decreasing. the family lives there to improve the situation we need help with water in this area, we are about 12 kilometers away from the river, but even drinking water 93 and sayer mohammad goes to the museum by car several times a week from his house in al-mohammed to fill the water containers. the village used to make a living from agriculture along with animal husbandry, but this pattern is rapidly changing. last year, we had very little rain , so the villagers have to go to shah and use generators and pumps to draw water out of the ground, but they say this amount water does not meet their needs, local people to increase water they are doing everything in their power, including digging more wells, but this has no effect on the water level, which is continuously falling. in order to manage rain and water, including water from the rivers that originate from turkey and ir

espressov we will continue the live broadcast of the joint broadcast of the espresso tv channel and the atrill call for the liberation of the occupied crimea so far, we hope that for a short time my name is khrystyna yatskiv and ayder muzhdabaev are with you for at least another half hour a-a we promised and we keep our word we will talk about the latest er-the most striking incidents in the black sea and in the crimea together with a representative chief intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine, andriy yusuf, with us today mr. andriy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes congratulations, starting from september 11 , we are all witnesses of extremely vivid events in the black sea in the territory of the occupied crimea. can we say that these are episodes of such a single story, you know. and that each of these episodes could not have been realized if the previous one had been successful, so we can certainly analyze without destroying the cruiser moscow the liberation of the island zmiinyy would be an extremely difficult task if it is impossible with

the resources of yakutia and the north of the khabarovsk territory to provide direct access to in the atrpanies are now building a new seaport in taimyr, modernizing the railway, pangody and there are many such examples. business is being invested. what is called a long-term logistics transport energy project - the construction of railways and highways, sea terminals and airports. i ask my colleagues’ governments in the regions to actively rely on this resource so that both public and private investments have a synergistic effect for updating the infrastructure of the social sphere spatial development of regions and the country as a whole. i have already addressed our entrepreneurs, who from uh, no, many of whom have faced a certain pressure from individual partners and i want to repeat again today that it is safer and better to definitely invest capital in russia as in large-scale ambitious infrastructure projects in local, but no less important urban tourism development projects, and we see what happens to capital, how it moves anywhere, and we don’t step on the same rake twice. just re

greetings, greetings, together, beraber, this is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atr tv channel. we are talking about the reintegration, de-occupation of the ukrainian crimea and its liberation from the russian invaders. there have been a lot of news outlets recently devoted to the topic of the peninsula, this applies to both the military... realm and, of course , the civilian, purely humanitarian realm, the situation on the peninsula is not getting any easier, but the official position of ukrainian representatives, everyone who can to leave the territory of crimea, they have it to make from the review once again unsafe challenges in connection with the imminent liberation of the peninsula and the military operations connected with it. i welcome, as always, my co-host ayderem. good morning khrystyna, how nice it is to hear you speak the crimean language coolly, coolly, without an accent, i’m improving, it’s not easy for me, but, yes, the crimean tatar language is now the focus of my attention, not every day, but the focus of my attention ayder, once again, a lot of in

the evening for espresso, this is together beraber, shared project of the tv channel and tv channel atr, my name is khrystyna yatskiv, in this program we are together with ayder muzhdabaev, and as promised , we are now adding to our conversation andriy rezhenko, captain of the first rank of the reserve, deputy chief of... the headquarters of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine from 2004 to the 20th year. sir andrii, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine. and glory to the heroes, good day. yes, i would like to hear. from one of the currently quite popular military experts, he is an aviator, this is roman svitan, and in his opinion, the events that took place in karabakh in the last few weeks, and i would like to remind you that an agreement was actually reached, according to which it ceases to exist the unrecognized nagorno -karabakh republic, from january 1, 2024 to september 28, 2023 , an agreement was reached, let's say, i don't even know what to call it, but roman svitan spoke in favor of that all of erdogan's meetings with putin in sochi, and erdogan's own support for th

good morning, we are returning to atr with andriy seychuk continues, we will continue it for the next two hours in our company, you will also spend the company of our guests, and the list here is respectable and interesting kirill of the season of the military service of the armed forces of ukraine and a political scientist in peaceful life will also be with us bohdan dollintsevi, an aviation expert, we will talk about all these arrivals and on the lit field of what is in crimea and also about hitting the fact that saboteurs blew up such helicopters in the suburbs of moscow, what does this all mean and what and how big a loss is this for russia? well, we will also talk with the elected representatives about e-e personal income tax about the return of public declarations about state auditors, all this will be on our airwaves, but for starters , i will announce our next guest. i want to make another small announcement about our fee for today. it was added in the morning since we announced it. uah 11,000 has been added. we need it. in total, we need to collect uah 711,000 and then we wil

we expect that our trade with atr states and economic relations in general will continue to develop., in russia the east plate was waiting for us to strengthen trade cooperation ties and the potential of such cooperation simply cannot be overestimated . the far east is our strategic priority for the entire 21st century. its role, as well as the importance of our entire country in the world, will only grow, noted vladimir putin . the far eastern federal district is 40% of the territory. in the russian federation, almost half of our forests and gold reserves are located here, and more than 70% of fish, diamonds, over 30% of titanium, copper, and so on , the most important strategic enterprises, sea ports and railways operate in a word, the role of the far east the east for our country, for its future, for the opposition to russia in a multipolar world , is exceptionally great. we understand this well. this year's eastern economic forum anniversary exactly 10 years ago, the president proclaimed one of the priority goals for the development of the far east; during this time, more than 75

next to them, we continue the live broadcast of the joint broadcast of the espresso tv channel and the atrd crimea, we hope that it will not be long my name is khrystyna yatskiv and ayder muzhdabaev will be with you for at least half an hour, and we promised and we keep our word, we will talk about the latest er, the most striking incidents in the black sea and crimea together with the representative of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine andriy yusuf with us today mr. andriy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes congratulations, since september 11, uh, in the public space, we are all witnesses of extremely vivid events in the black sea on the territory of the occupied crimea. can we say that these are episodes of such a single story? successful, yes, of course, we can analyze without destroying the cruiser moscow, the liberation of the island of zmyiny would be an extremely difficult task if it is impossible without the liberation of the island of zmyiny, eh, in turn, returning to the control of the so-called higher boyko of course, i

repeat at 12:10 p.m. we continue the live broadcast joint broadcast of the espresso tv channel and the atr tv channel together we call for the liberation of the so far occupied crimea we hope that it will not be long my name is khrystyna yatskiv and ayder muzhdabayev with you for at least another half hour we we promised and we keep our word, we will talk about the latest most striking incidents in the black sea and crimea together with the representative of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine andriy yusov with us today mr. andriy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes congratulations, since september 11, in the public space, we are all witnesses of extremely vivid events in the black sea on the territory of the occupied crimea so far. can we say that these are episodes of such a single story? we can analyze without the destruction of the cruiser moskva, the liberation of the snake island would be an extremely difficult task. if it is impossible without the liberation of the snake island, it will in turn return to the control of the so-

. >> reporter: thomas' attorney says those suggestions were ridiculous and motivated by atred for hishomas did not amend his reports to disclose travel like those luxury trips from years past. he has maintained that under the old disclosure rules, it wasn't required. this is the first report, the first year under new rules that made clear justices going forward need to disclose that kind of travel. he says he is following the rules, and that is what he has done in this report. norah? >> norah: jan crawford, thank you. tonight, there are more questions about the health of the senate's top republican. even senator mitch mcconnell's hometown newspaper had an editorial today saying the republican needs to come clean about his health. and as cbs's scott macfarlane reports, it comes from the same day we heard from a capitol physician. >> reporter: 24 hours after the startling incident. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: in which mitch mcconnell went silent and stared expressionless until an aide intervened. congress's attending physician says he consulted with mcconnell and mcconnell's neurology te

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we're not going the atr the 90's upper 80's at the warmest. a huge change from yesterday, but we are beginning our cool down around one to 3 degrees cooler. so if you like the heat head inland and you still got another day where temperatures will be warm and you've got that plenty of sunshine. where is closer to the coast? you can find the place to keep the jacket on hand kind of like sunset district. tomorrow's temperatures will officially start that cooldown and sunday monday into next week, it's upper 70's to low 80's at the very warmest. most of us after today will be hanging out in the 70's all the way through the rest of the forecast. 10. 47 right now. you might remember hank, the tank 500 pounds. >> to love their this very who made headlines breaking into tahoe homes, making off with food, leaving a lot of damage. well, it turns out hank is a female who recently had 3 little bear cubs and those cubs are now at a wildlife sanctuary in sonoma county. and we were able to get an inside look at what they're doing. >> from surveillance camera

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people who can afford to virpeople who are atre's lot stuff.can afford to virpeople who are at the lower of people who are at the lower end of the economic spectrum , end of the economic spectrum, um, who are disadvantaged more greatly by some of the policies that we would need to impose in order to look after our environment. would you agree with that's actually with that? no that's actually a misunderstanding of the situation where we are agreed on is that the rich emit far more carbon than the poor. >> so, for example 52% of carbon emissions come from the top 10. so i do think it would be good to target them first and to ensure that policies are in place to ensure that the poor are. >> what would you do of interest on that on that? no, because that's right? that's interesting, right? because to me because it's obvious to me anyway, that rich people do emit more, which is why i find it so infuriating when rich people blag to me about the climate. right. but when you . what would right. but when you. what would you do, though? i mean, what wou