to blackmail the world for something there, they start an escalation around the ukrainian autonomous communityapparent reason the lines of conflict outside of poriz on today there is no day to blackmail the armed forces of ukraine again, because this is also one of their models to blackmail the armed forces of ukraine, that they are replacing the armed forces, but they are starting this, let's say, a model of repeated blackmail, in order to... incite the world community to some actions, i think that grosi's visit in particular is to a greater extent the response of the international community, an attempt to show that their pressure will not pass, and we hope that this particular visit, after all, will reduce the level of escalation, because we must understand that in addition to mining, we see these constant, and in fact, the games with the transition of certain power units to a hot stop, then back to a cold stop, are in quotes, the station actually lost emergency power several times. power and switched to generators again, that is , this is an artificial creation of blackouts at the nuclear p

community members on the island and engage with the accessible service community learning a lot while a chance to exappearance autonomous driving technology in a shared shuttle format. there are still educational and workforce development opportunities ahead over the next few months and i look forward seeing the evaluation and final report at the timma board this summer. meanwhile, we continue to see a lot of transportation infrastructure on the island to upgrade the west side brijss on yerba buena island, improvement to the ferry terminal. creation of a bike pedestrian pathway connecting the east bridge that serve the ferry terminal and transport to the ferry building and san francisco. i want to congratulation the water transportation authority winning a $16 million grant to put the ferrys in production. thank federal transit administration and congressional delegation lead by nancy pelosi. i will attend a open house january 20 at the ship shape center. this will be a opportunity for the public to learn about what is going on on treasure island. the infrastructure improvements, building production, new parks transport

community invited three foreigners to participate in the criminal business. they organized uninterrupted supplies. yakutia, krasnoyarsk territory, irkutsk, amur regions and jewish autonomousuently exported abroad. the story of exposing the largest international criminal community seems to have come to an end; most of the members of the organized crime group have been arrested and will appear. before the court, but we must not forget about the legacy that they leave to the trans-baikal territory. gold diggers did not stand on ceremony with nature, their earnings amount to millions, and the maximum fine they can assign 300,000 rubles. the mining methods are very different, the deposits are very diverse, ore objects are entire factories being built. of these , about 270 have not yet been provided for use. to see the cosmic landscapes that careless subsoil users leave behind, you need to drive 200 kilometers from the shield and turn into the taiga, where among the ancient trees, next to the beds of small rivers, you will definitely come across territories devastated for many kilometers , where there is no time to stand. such district locals call taiga desert, of course, over

attention to the alarm map, the nikopol community, this is dnipropetrovsk region and marganetska too, there is a threat of artillery shelling there, luhansk region, the autonomousof crimea, the threat of missile strikes, pay attention to this, the rest of the territory is calm, as soon as the information is updated in the news marathon, you about you will find out quickly. olena chabak, i'm nikita mikhalov, thank you. take care of yourself and until new meetings. chevrons, that the victory is approaching, i will arrive quickly, i am already buying a ticket, one to the dnipro, please, thank you, my country will not fall to its knees, my... uah 5 from each bus ticket goes to the restoration of ukraine. we will rebuild the country together with ukrpas ua and dobrobat. get involved. privatization is important for ukrainians, because it is the creation of something new from the old. look, the state has old property that does not generate income, so it sells it to an entrepreneur who wants to create something new. this is how new businesses, jobs and profits appear. privatization from the state fund. property of ukraine. we have, we care, we develop. author's documen

autonomous region. subsequently, the precious metal was melted into gold bars, which were subsequently exported abroad. the story of the exposure of the largest international. top communityed criminal group have been arrested and will appear in court, but we must not forget about the legacy that they leave to the trans-baikal region: gold miners did not stand on ceremony with nature, their earnings amounts to millions, and the maximum fine that they can be given is 3,000 rubles. the methods of extraction are very different, the deposits are very diverse, ore objects are entire factories being built, a whole production facility for extraction, everything is simpler, of course, and faster. placer gold, they come , remove the top layer, get to the gold, yes, they literally wash it in the warm summer seasons, when there is no water, and actually get the gold itself, now the gold reserve of gold deposits in the region is more than 460 deposits, of which not yet about 270 were provided for use . to see the cosmic landscapes that careless subsoil users leave behind, you need to drive 200 kilometers away from the brush and turn into the taiga. there, among the ancient trees, nex

autonomous. and that's because these gems, these german guns that we saw are in the report, they target to the communication signal between the human and the drone. both sides . and this will do already have drones with some or touched his capabilities. we just don't know how extensively they use those capabilities, whether they're willing to use those capabilities or, you know, if they're even effective. but we're going to see more and more automation, maybe not drone on drum welfare in the near future, but increasing automation at every step of the sort of drone kill chain rule. so right now, drones are still mostly operated by people. but from what you say, does that mean that artificial intelligence will soon decide which targets to strike and which not strike is going to go in stages. so the next stage from here is that a human will decide what target they want to strike. but the ai system will decide how to take that target out. it's in a deep a future way. you might have a human say, uh, yeah, i want you to take out any target that you find in that area. and then the drone goes in and actually makes

autonomous region before, but now, according to him, he decided to personally monitor the development of the region, guided by the principle, once is better to see than to hear 100 times, although communicating only the domestic agenda, but also the international one. they all have problems through the roof, incomparable even with ours, even with the leading economies of europe. are going through hard times, we are growing, and they are falling, well, now we won’t let this go, these are details, we, we are not happy about it, we won’t indulge, but the fact, the fact remains a fact, and it is such that it turned out that their dependence from us more than ours from them, and the main thing is that we showed ourselves, well, the whole world, it’s also not unimportant that russia is a self-sufficient country in every sense of the word. strong going forward. at the same time, the president spoke about problems that cannot be turned a blind eye to, including the modernization of the housing and communal services infrastructure, as well as the repair of educational institutions, as putin emphasized, such issues must be kept under constant control and not neglected, so that later i would have to lo

autonomous driving company has asked the california public utilities commission for permission to grow its services out on the peninsula. waymo said it would work with policy makers, first responders and community organizers in the area to launch its ride hailing service. waymo said it would also like to expand in los angeles in just a few weeks. >> ballots will start getting mailed out. california voters will have the opportunity to elect a new u.s. senate senator, replacing the late dianne feinstein. tonight, the top four candidates battled it out on the debate stage. ktvu greg lee explains the strategies each candidate used during tonight's forum. >> the top four candidates in california's u.s. senate race met for the first time on the debate stage. >> democrats and members of congress barbara lee, adam schiff, katie porter and first time candidate republican steve garvey making their case for your vote. >> let's shake up the senate. let's change how washington works. >> i have been a consistent, progressive who gets the job done, who has delivered for my constituents. >> we need a senator in california who's ready to lead in the big fights, but we also need a senator who can get things done

autonomous region, but now, according to him , he decided to personally monitor the development of the region, guided by the principle that it is better to see once than to hear 100 times. although communicatinged not only the inside. even with ours, even the leading economies of europe are going through hard times, we are growing, and they are falling, well, let’s not talk about this now, these are details, we are not happy about it, we won’t play it down, but it’s a fact, a fact the fact remains, and it is such, that it turned out that their dependence on us is greater than ours on them. and the main thing that we showed to ourselves, well , to the whole world, also important, is that russia is a self-sufficient country, in every sense of the word, strong and moving forward, at the same time, the president spoke about problems that cannot be turned a blind eye to, in their including the modernization of infrastructure, as well as the repair of educational institutions, as putin emphasized, such issues must be kept under constant control and not for... today, attention was focused on the transport that the president used to move around chukotka. the harsh winter climate of the region did not

communications infrastructure, they would be able to disrupt the capabilities of the resistance to conduct their operations. what has been demonstrated is that the resistance works in two to three men? cruise, they continue autonomously and they've been incredibly successful on the ground, and israel's plans to in all three phases, or rather all three spheres have failed, the world knows what they are doing, the gazan people remain resilient despite their suffering and the resistance is destroying the zionist entity a daily basis. it's a complete loss for israel despite their driconian tactics. tondabar, mexico and chile. have referred israel's war on gaza to the icc, that's the international criminal court. last week south africa also presented a case at the icj, the international court of justice over the gaza war. that case said israel is committing genocide in gaza. what kind of outcome are you expecting from these international tribunals? in addition to that, beniamin netanyahu in a defiant message, recently said that, quote, nobody can stop us, not the hague, and not anybody else. "that sounds just like what a bloodthirsty war criminal would say, doesn't it? yeah, it's exactly what a bloodthirsty war criminal d

autonomous republic, it’s autonomy, it’s a completely different practice, it’s just that... a structure in which there is no cabinet of ministers, no parliament of crimea, but there is, for example, the association of independent communitiesrinciple, this is a more historical form, it is very similar to german polity or french prefectures, it is a more modern form, ms. larisa, you are also somewhere absolutely in conversations with your friends kremlin somewhere too. such a vision is taking shape, we are running out of time, but actually we are very grateful to you that at an early time on this day, the day of january 20, you helped us to talk from this side of the dimension about our future de-occupied ukrainian crimea, it was larisa voloshina, thank you to you, a short pause, let's return to the front line, with us will be the captain of the reserve, valery prozapas.

autonomous car company wants to expand. waymo has asked the california public utilities commission for permission to expand its services along the peninsula. waymo says it would work with lawmakers, first responders and communityride hailing service, waymo also wants to expand in los angeles and later today, the california labor commission is expected to announce a wage theft settlement and hand out checks to former workers of a national restaurant chain. the state will announce that the cheesecake factory and some contractors are paying $1 million to settle an investigation, accusing them of failing to pay minimum wage and overtime to hundreds of janitors in southern california, the cheesecake factory has not commented about that lawsuit. apple's encouraging music artists to create tracks with spatial audio. the company has been planning to introduce incentives for artists to add songs to apple music that are mixed on dolby atmos technology, reports say. apple will prioritize songs mixed in the audio technology in its streaming calculations starting this year, artists will be paid up to 10% more in royalties and receive the bonus whether users listen to the audio and spatial or not. >> our time now. 649 san f

autonomous car company, wants to expand. waymo has asked the california public utilities commission for permission to expand its services along the peninsula. waymo says it would work with lawmakers first, respond, and communityions there to launch its ride hailing service. waymo also wants to expand in los angeles, a new industry reports says hotel construction in the us has climbed to an all time high, the study found. >> there were more than 1100 hotels being built around the country during the final quarter of last year, which adds up to more than 140,000 rooms. that's an 11% jump in construction from the same period in 2022. financial experts say. it's another sign the us economy is getting back on track after the huge job losses during the pandemic. the auction to win anchor brewing is reportedly coming to a close, according to the chronicle. a winner is expected to be chosen by the end of the month. the investment firm controlling the transaction is selling the company in three parts the brand, the brewing equipment and the breweries. building on potrero hill, sapporo. the owner of the anchor brewing announced plans to shut down the 127 year old company ck in july. the state of hawaii may soon charge t

autonomous car company, wants to expand. waymo has asked the california public utilities commission for permission to expand its services along the peninsula. the company says it would work with lawmakers, first responders and communityn the area to launch its ride hailing service. waymo also wants to expand in los angeles. >> we have gas powered cars, electric cars and possibly even flying cars, but now we're set to have solar cars, carlsbad based aptera motors is coming out with a solar vehicle that's slated for mass production later this year. joining us now is the company's ceo, chris anthony. chris, welcome. the first thing that i thought of immediately was is this a solar car or is it a solar and electric car, kind of a hybrid? >> yeah, the base electric vehicle that we've created really just has solar as an extra benefit bit. so you can operate it as just an electric vehicle and plug it in and go a thousand miles in one direction on or you can let it charge by the sun about 40 miles every day . um, and use that for whatever kind of commuting you do. >> yeah. chris, you know, a lot of people don't drive more than 30 miles a day, according to some stats i saw. so this would be perfect. you wouldn't have to charg

autonomous flight of almost 800 km with a start and finish in the extremely busy takiya bay. the length of the vessel is 95 m, the load is 750 tons. the remote operator was responsible for communicating driverless tourist bus and a ferry capable. moor and leave the ports yourself. one of the most common and dangerous eye diseases is cataracts. it may be possible to cure without surgery. in experiments on mice, drops successfully dealt with the clouding of the lens. the new drug, developed in britain, improved the vision of 61% of subjects, increasing the transparency of the lens by an average of 46%. however, some types of cataracts did not respond to such therapy. and the operation that ophthalmologists have mastered it well, it is still the only way out in these cases. one day at... in the morning on ntv, i am sergei mayorov , hello, leonid yurmolnik is 70 years old, he is one of those artists who were born into the profession not by an assembly line method, in the process of manual assembly from great teachers, then when the artist was a piece product, but not consumer goods products, that’s what he answered my naive question: why? everything was a little slower, if you remember,

autonomous car company, wants to expand. waymo has asked the california public utilities commission for permission to expand its services along the peninsula. waymo says it would work with lawmakers, first responders and communityanizations in that area to launch its ride hailing service. waymo also wants to expand in los angeles, leaders of one of the bay area's wealthiest towns are allowing plans for new housing to move forward, despite opposition from the community, the belvedere city council unanimously approved a 40 unit development last fall. >> the project was shut down by the planning commission, saying it needed a full environmental study. many people showed up to the meeting in opposition of the project. >> they're trying to build this thing under the guise of affordable housing. well, affordable housing, which is which is which is the law. but on the other hand, do they do that at the expense and the danger to the other homes in the nearby area? that's that's our question. >> the developer behind the project had threatened to pursue an even bigger project if the city council blocked the plan, citing new state laws that require cities to add more affordable housing. >> time now. 738 cleanup underway i