as a sales woman in the t store, she gets closer to her boss chi. a tender love story takes its course mark only by prejudice and racism towards the end of the film. and they, i think they're found in dies. i'm not going to so the super said sounds the central theme of this movie. it's more about an encounter with one self and with others all close that a lot. the encounter between i and chi, between african and asia, and abdur rahman, s e sa goes black, t takes place on an equal footing full of mutual respect and openness. a bit you topic selma. sort of the top so size of your tongue goes awesome. you're also in the competition, a documentary film from french senegalese director about the deal to home me documents the return of 26 art objects to the big need. artifacts looted by french troops in 1892, and returned by the french government in 2021. there are hot topic of discussions for students in the name of the drum on the columbia that just need to know how to get into that 68 minutes max co gets to the heart of the debate on restitution and de

chi says testing shows it's still contaminated.ication of how life has changed here can be observed after a storm rolls through, there is a unique smell that lingers in the town, and it's not one of fresh rain, it's the moisture that makes the air smell like a paint factory. meanwhile, this week we are learning norfolk southern is the first of the major rail companies to agree to a federal pilot program. allow its employees to anonymously report safety concerns without repercussions and hindrances to what their job and future employment may be. john. >> john: that is a big question, why now and not then. i guess if the president's goal was to reignite bad feelings, mission accomplished. kelly, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: bad news never gets better with age. boston is relocating hundreds of migrants sleeping on the floor at logan airport, moving them to a rec center in roxbury. officials plan to spend half a million dollars outfitting that facility for housing. a lot of locals whose kids rely on the center for sports and after s

if we know what happened in china with mao zedong and ho chi minh, they destroyed their people, covered of hunger, covered up no jobs with opium. that's with happening here. host: that's bonnie in pennsylvania. you can continue to call in our open forum. stay on the line for a few moments. later on today, the president will travel to east palestine, ohio to talk about efforts after that train wreck you remember from last year. joining us to talk about the trip in the larger issues is mike lee. thanks for your time. guest: thanks for having me. host: you write in your recent story, to give you the headline that mr. biden is confronting unfinished business when it comes to the ohio train wreck, can you elaborate? guest: i'd like to give a shout out to mike colleagues. just to my colleagues on that story. after that train wreck hapned, there was huge concerns in east palestine about the potential for chemical contaminaon also about theotential for more train wrecks because of increase in the number of train wrecks on the railroad lines. over the last year, nothing has been accomplished to

>> versa-che >> jimmy: oh >> we say versa-chi. >> jimmy: versa-chi. >> versa-che >> jimmy: oh [ lightre like, "all right, say the line." i'm like, "i got it. versa-chi. [ light laughter ] and they started whispering behind the camera. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> and they had my stylist come up to me and was like, "it's versa- che." [ light laughter ] and i'm like -- "like you knew that?" >> jimmy: yeah, like anyone knew that. >> yeah, i learned >> jimmy: so, versa-che. >> versa-che >> jimmy: and can we debut them tonight? >> yes you are -- so this is the first pair that i'm giving out of these, right here. and it goes to you yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you kidding me >> i named -- i named -- like, i like to name my cars i like to name things. so i named these the "eazy-es. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: ooh, the "eazy-es. >> it reminds --like, when you put 'em on -- put 'em on, jimmy. just sit back and -- look. >> both: "cruisin' down the street in my 64. >> don't you feel it you feel it? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: "went to the park to get the scoop. oh look at this this is what i

, every village, part of the city or the provinces under the supervision of a council called shura chi ten, part of the city or province. it is interesting to tell you how worried we are now if we say that in some places people are dissatisfied, they say that in some places things may not be as fair as they should be, it says that the principle of 1 hundred and one is to prevent discrimination and to attract cooperation in the preparation of our master, hazrat sahib al-zaman. i congratulate all their loved ones and their lovers. you see , now as a teacher of urban management, i know a lot about these things. in a way, the constitution wins and the first constitution is approved. one year later, in 1286, the municipality law is approved. this shows the importance of this issue and is a progressive law in my opinion. it is written and in a way the right to choose goes back to the people themselves . i will be elected, and then the city council will be elected by the city association, the mayor's association will be elected, but it won't be long. what will reza khan do? in a short space o

shrapnel, flying near him, they are shooting at the idons, now there are a lot of bombs, and the dvona chimikazas and such. they stationed 40 thousand soldiers and 650 military equipment there, 10 km from kupinsk. according to a ukrainian army spokesman, russian infantry vehicles and 500 tanks, 430 artillery systems and 150 launch systems, add to this 1,700 soldiers stationed in the nearby city of liman. the goal of the russians, according to the ukrainians, is to completely capture donetsk and lugansk regions from kharkov to the river. this threat is assessed by the russians as very serious, and now look at these photos, these are the protective structures that the ukrainians are installing, these are barbed wire and dragon teeth, similar to those installed by the russian army. they also dig trenches and gather soldiers there. this trench system is several kilometers long. the ukrainians have about 20 thousand soldiers, a hundred tanks, as well as infantry fighting vehicles and howitzers there. in addition, the ukrainians also decided to strengthen kupinsky region and sent new brigades th

sogna per chi spera. per chi ama e l'eterna dolce storia dell'amore, qualche volta una canzone da duebe something happened, i was standing behind the fence, i didn’t know that fim had so many friends. “yes, there were more wars, no, i don’t know anything about you, fima didn’t tell, tell us better about yourself, fima said, you were a sailor, yes, we were 17, "were we fooling around"? mark says: it’s time to come to his senses, he left for flight training, but i thought, where should i go, in a sailor’s uniform, they feed me, i went, but i’ve never been to sea before... i’ve never gone to sea, we went on our first voyage, there’s a storm it wasn’t like a storm , it rocked slightly, well, i hung on the leir all the way, where they were hanging, on the lehr, but this is a kind of fence along the side, they hang on it when, but they scream until the waves, and the seasickness is over. i received a diploma and i they wrote it off, and then? well, after the marijuana party, i drank like crazy for 2 years, i went to the store, they didn’t give me a refill, i got a little nervous, they opene

you can’t hit chi, so the united states may be thinking that we are at the beginning of a new programor launching these space tugs and some other types of weapons, but of course they are not worried. let's remember this name: tug zeus, with a nuclear bomb. this is something abc is reporting. russia's apparent desire to develop space-based nuclear weapons has caused a stir in washington and raised a barrage of questions. among scientists and experts around the world, from the scant details released at congressional briefings, it is unclear exactly what type of weapon the kremlin could use how bad it would be for the west if president vladimir putin uses it, it could be a worrying escalation of hostilities reminiscent of the tensest days of the cold war. three sources familiar with the matter said russia is developing space-based nuclear weapons designed to destroy us satellites. the main thing is the known and the unknown, at least publicly. is whether it is a space- based nuclear weapon in the most commonly accepted sense of the word term, i.e. nuclear warheads, atomic reactions, mush

chi china's economy is very strong.n china stronger than the soviet union was in the 1940s, '50s, '60s, '70s, and' 80s. >> if that was a cold war, what are you calling this? >> it's a competition of ideas. a battle of ideas. our idea, america's big idea of a democratic society and human freedom, versus china's idea that a communist state is stronger than a democracy. we don't believe that. so there's a battle here as to whose ideas should lead the world, and we believe those are american ideas. >>> lesley stahl on witnessing china change while reporting for "60 minutes." >> this was different from the other times i have been there reporting. >> at 60minutesovertime.com. voices of people with cidp: cidp disrupts. cidp derails. let's be honest... all: cidp sucks! voices of people with cidp: but living with cidp doesn't have to. when you sign up at shiningthroughcidp.com, you'll find inspiration in real patient stories, helpful tips, reliable information, and more. cidp can be tough. but finding hope just got a little easi

as in chi for here. no security, no fence, even the windows are gone, broken out, the road sign, howis it was 2 years after the olympics , after that it was all over, judging by the labels, they still tried to revive the jumping hotel for jumpers after the pandemic, there was no demand, unlike the olympic village of turin, where it was not sold... for 140 it’s not enough, that’s all the rest, as italy promised, was just to be plastered, but prices rose slightly, they also promised to raise the ski jump for 3 million, today they are talking about 40, ski repairs. i can still understand 2020, there was a pandemic, covid, everything stopped, but in 2021 it was possible to accelerate, especially for all objects special commissioners have appeared, italy risks screwing up at the international level. anton chagaev, news of the week, turin, picture. dad and i went here as children , we also lay like that, silent, figure skater, don’t let me skate, just skate, focus on training, you dreamed about this, you can jump, but why don’t you believe in it yourself, i i’ll prepare myself, the thirst

attention, the wave of the conductor's baton over the arctic sounds like chi. the sallyhardi cultural of prestigious music awards, these are great talents that i am sure will be known all over the world in the very near future, they have already become known overnight, and they will remember that their careers began here, the youngest contestant is stefania pospehina. celebrated the seventeenth anniversary of the stage, the violinist was most worried about how the weather would affect the instrument, but she played her part perfectly, winning violin nominations. i go out on stage, i no longer think about technical problems, but think only about music, you can feel some very friendly atmosphere, not competition, on the contrary, support. stage luka moramov from chelny embankment and his violin, who conquered the blue bird competition, the eight-year-old talent enchants and... another special guest, russian pianist elisey mysin, also a star discovered by the blue bird. having triumphantly performed at a prestigious music competition in the united states, he immediately won the first awa

chi then says that one of the discussions we had with our dear people, i said, what will they do if they do this, for example, see, for example, we will pass a law. yash, our supervision, in the same eleventh period, the law on facilitating business and home business in some areas of tehran, mr. ofgami's 5 billion toman license was bought and sold, bakery was bought and sold, law office was like that, many of the jobs were all golden signatures, one of the big things that the parliament this is one of the great works of the parliament, perhaps the only great work of the parliament. because the minimum wage or the worker's wage in the finished product does not even make up 15% of the final figure, that means it has no role . for example, instead of inflation, add 20 december 45. the meeting i have with the producers is one of their objections to the increase in unemployment . they can, but you have to do an expert, how much is the worker's wages in the product, you really can't live with these figures, especially as our dear ones said , especially in tehran. that last column, where my col

it was in 1971 that ebrahim hatami kia made cheshmat chi-shadde from karkh tarain, and it was taken by bal fereshte haze. this film is one of the works whose music became famous along with it. in an interview about the song he composed for azkar ta rain, majid tzami said , "i lived with saeed in the movie az karkh taran . you must believe that this man went and gave his life to defend the country and taking back a piece of this country is at risk. yes, it is possible, please. 3 years later, he made music for the smell of yusuf's shirt again in a joint collaboration with ebrahim tamikia. the story of ghafoor's uncle, an airport taxi driver, who believes that his son youssef is alive despite all the evidence proving that his son yusuf was martyred in the war. in another collaboration with ebrahim hatami, majid nazami wrote the music for the film "agean glass" in 1976. the best composition was awarded to majid tazami. duel can also be mentioned among the familiar melodies that became famous in this field. a movie to directed by ahmad raza darvish in 2002, this time with the cooperation of

chi ukraine program? ukraine?t the end of the day, ukraine still has the opportunity to win if we provide the necessary tools and resources. that's why it's so important for congress to act. calls for action are likely to be heard in paris this evening. emmanuel macron is organizing a conference dedicated to helping kiev. this is what i said before the trip one of the participants, prime minister of slovakia robert fitzel, went to france. knowing about the topics of discussion sends shivers down my spine. this morning i had to communicate with the security and intelligence agencies of our country. what kind of topics these are, fitzao gives hints. for example, he said that under no circumstances would he allow direct participation of the slovak military in the conflict in ukraine. the israeli army has submitted to the government a plan to evacuate civilians from rafah, where the idf is preparing a new military operation. prime minister netanyahu nominated ultimatum. if we can reach an agreement. from hamas about t

not looking particularly promising right now, but there are concerns that a ground operation could chi bosch those talks completely. and i suppose the final concern is egypt. egypt does not want to see a spillover of thousands of palestinians into its territory. but just in case that happens, it has now built, it is building or it has built a two mile wide area on its side of the border, creating kind of buffer zone. two house. these potential palestinian refugees from the gaza strip. if they do end up spilling over the border. so there are a lot of concerns, but prime minister netanyahu, even in conversations with president biden, has said that this rafah ground operation will go ahead, but obviously it won't go ahead. he said last night until such time and as the civilian population has been evacuated, ana elliott gotkine, joining us from london. many thanks >> we'll meanwhile talks very hostage deal appeared to be at an impasse. many israeli officials agree that hamas is demands are unreasonable on saturday, cnn's alex marquardt spoke with spoke about that with gal hirsch, israel's

i like to do things myself i do my own searching >> use chi if i can >> trust anything else to do the job lights this election is about who shares your values. let me share mine. i'm the only candidate with a record of taking on maga republicans, and winning. when they overturned roe, i secured abortion rights in our state constitution. when trump attacked our lgbtq and asian neighbors, i strengthened our hate crime laws. i fought for all of us struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living. i'm evan low, and i approve this message for all of our shared values. jerry can go camping and be ready. before monday, sign up for free visit otter.ai, ai or download the app. >> i'm evan perez at the federal court in washington. and this is cnn close captioning. he's brought to you by christian faith publishing, right? for a higher purpose published with us christian

chis madh chooses the head of the madh dynasty then he will close these fences, something will happenhen the median dynasty will be formed, the government will turn from that popular state into a hereditary and imperial government . he is appointed to a position and finally comes to the government, then the false berdia of gomat comes to dariush's office with a group of seven people and dismisses him, so to speak , and with their vote, it is very interesting that maybe for the friends who pay attention, who think that democracy came from greece. i wrote in the book "fundamentals of the method of political analysis" and in this article , mr. herodotus says that the greek greeks are not iranian. on the 8th or 5th day, mr. dariush gathers together to determine the type of government, then he will say the type of government that mr. hotane said , and he said it best. our problem so far has been that we made one person the king, one is good like cyrus, and the other is like cyrus. in cambodia, we can put aside mr. b like this and leave the government to the people, and then he gives a very

. >> nereidina gonzalez, reporta desde santiago de conmovido chi. >> chile esta de luto y el mundo estar la muerte sorpresiva de expresidente pinera yo creo que todo sebastian pinera habia muerto en un el presidente gabriel boric se desplazo hacia la casa de gobierno en santiago junto a la ministra del interior, carolina toa, quienes entregaron las condolencias. >> un fuerte abrazo para su familia y sus seres queridos en estos dificiles momentos. >> realice como corresponde un funeral de estado que se declare duelo nacional y ciertamente hemos buscado en estos primeros minutos hacer llegar directamente a su familia nuestra solidaridad y nuestro apoyo. >> apoyo autoridades familiares y amigos comenzaron a llegar del exmandatario para expresar sus condolencias y dejar flores. >> hay conmocion en el mundo politico. >> chile perdio a un gran lider, por lo mismo vaya mis con condolencias a su familia, a sus amigos, a mi partido renovacion nacional, lo vamos a echar de menos y tenemos mucho mucho que aprender del tremendo legado que ha dejado el ex presidente sebastian pinera. >> los chilenos

a bench of chi begum did not have any sport that she should do some sports work there . she should finally be well-being in the village, generally in the city, because the mayor's income was good, the municipality was able to do some things, but in the villages or even in the cities with a really small population. we had a serious problem, so i was leaving in the village, in dadhavar, tall people , what should we do for their water? where do you have to finance this and our provincial funds were not really sufficient for this ? we came and made a law. the law was very good and interesting. it was good. it was very good . later we really saw its effects. we canceled the mafias . we came and canceled the industries located in the so-called special economic centers. what happened next? all this was done in the villages today, you can go to this plain, but all the roads have been renovated , the infrastructure is the same in terms of health, i don't know, water is the same, gas is the same in all the villages, we have gas now, none of these are without gas from these credits

chis helicopter crashed in karilia. all night long, rescuers searched for the crash site , only closer to dawn they managed to find it. km from the shore of lake onega they found fragments of the fuselage and got there on snowmobiles. there were three crew members on board the crashed mi-8; nothing is known about the fate of the pilots; there is a large ravine near the crash site. the depth there is about 50 m. in the morning, divers will join the falcon manned underwater vehicle in the search. let me remind you that the day before the mi-8 was performing a training flight over the waters of lake onega , communication suddenly stopped. what happened is now being determined by a special commission. it is known that the helicopter was flown by an experienced crew and had thousands of flight hours. in at the lugansk hospital, at these moments, doctors are doing everything to save the lives and health of civilians and those wounded during the esu attack on a bakery in lesichansk. the night before it became known that one of

surrender of japan, the democratic republic of vietnam was established in hanoi under the presidency of ho chi minh. france, which was originally a republic democratic vietnam was recognized as a free country within french indochina after the confrontation between the hanuk government and the french. began military operations in vietnam. finally, in 1954 , he forced the french to surrender in dnb info after a 55-day siege. in 1965, the united states sent its troops to vietnam and the famous vietnam war was formed. this war caused a lot of damage to america and finally ended in 1973 with the glorious defeat of the americans. war is declared on the socialist republic of vietnam with an area of ​​3,3063 square kilometers in the eastern part of the country the island of india and china is located in southeast asia. the capital of this beautiful country is hanoi. this country has a population of over 95 million people. 80% of these people. are vietnamese while the remaining 20% ​​make up more than 50 separate ethnic groups. among the many languages ​​spoken in vietnam are vietnamese, chinese, engli

we have been talking about consolidation since the chi fc.s is one of those points i'm going to laugh about in a few years time from now. but i actually think as we look at this space, if we look about the cost of running our businesses, if we thick about the scale that we need to operate at, i think, and the multiples we are starting to see coming down, i think this could be an interesting time for consolidation? francine: why has it been a long time coming? is it regulation or is there no appetite? robyn: when cash is free, it's often sat. the moment where people need to deploy, at scale, in liquid markets, -- if you look at the trend, trend is being impassive in private equity. if you thick about the number of assets that look at the public domain, that has been our theme over the last 10 years. when private equity doesn't have as much cash, when they're raising is harder, when lending is harder, these opportunities for niche spaces and expertise to come about, they want scale, they need to be able to operate at scale. having an organizati

marzieh hodeidah chi dabaq, in the context of the cold war. it is not over and gorbachev is the leader of one of the two biggest superpowers in the world. the main issue of your country is not property, economy and freedom. your problem is lack of true belief in god. the same problem that has or will drag the west to a dead end. your main problem is the long and futile struggle with god and the origin of existence and creation. dear mr. gorpashov, it is clear to everyone that from now on communism should be searched in the museums of political history of the world. and says about the end of the communist era and the withdrawal of countries from alliance with the soviet union. today, other governments are aligned with you, who care for their homeland and their people beats. i declare that the islamic republic of iran as the largest and most powerful base of the islamic world can easily. ayatollah khomeini's message, in my opinion , was all the relics throughout history. when i received this message , i felt that the person who wrote this messag

so here in the, near the path to his family home hugs the kill chi river which crosses the city from lake poke. i caught you if the lake for to burst its bags. it would flood this area. it's known to be a danger zone in series. no one is allowed to build closer than 50 meters from the river bank. but when souls parents like many other poor farmers, came here looking for work in the 1980s they built wherever they could. like in wave of florida. this area is especially at risk at this uh and because my house just made it, i don't, my parents gave it to me, and my son and my nephews lived here as, let's go up to the 2nd floor. it is. the piece is the casa in this house, is that the center of my legal case in germany? sentato, because we're stating that this property is in danger. i believe you see if the waves swept through here, but they knew it would endanger my house. my son, my nephews, and also my neighbors. busted. i think the 50000 people would be affected for me because they live in the floods patio. betsy knows so many innocent people with died that means been throwing us can m

the disaster we've arranged to meet so here in the, near the path to his family home hugs the kill chi river which crosses the city from lake poke. i caught you if the lake for to burst its banks, it would flood this area. it's known to be a danger zone. in theory, no one is allowed to been closer than 50 meters from the river bank. but when souls parents like many other poor farmers, came here looking for work in the 1980s they built wherever they could, like in wave of florida. this area is especially at risk if this a because my house just made it, i don't, my parents gave it to me and my son and my nephews live here and one of them. and let's go up to the 2nd floor and say when the piece is the casa in this house, is that the center of my legal case in germany, sentato because we're stating that this property is in danger, time illegal to see if a wave swept through here by the name it would endanger my house, my son, my nephews, and also my neighbors. busted. the 50000 people would be affected because they live in the floods patio. betsy knows so many innocent people with died. th

ye chis. georg yes. china. georgia. china. chiniaa. mor >> and border patrol reports there have now been more than 140,000 illegal crossings in this san diego sector. just diego since october 1st. 20,000 of those have been chinese nationals. >> we'll send it back to younat >> thank you. now, you would think that during an election year, biden would do what's best for his campaign. and finall: yoy, the country, by the way, and finally close the border. but nod thin, the border crisist slowing down one bit. and biden's holding the door wide open. migrant crime as trumping th pu, is popping up in every corner of the country likime ase maryl, where a nicaraguan migrant crawled into a tow truck and went hog wild on residential streets. >> texas governor greg abbott m the tidalo ste wave of illegals himself, announcing plans to build t a military base for national guardsmen in eagle pass. the facility would hold nearly 2500 soldiers patrolling the border. but mexico's president isnt laughing at us, he says, build all the bases you want. the

yes, it 's true, chi fan-lele, chifa, chi fan-la, chifala, rice ate, rice, ate, la, i can't understandow tell me what they are called in china? anna, it seems, and dad, dad, how are you? ting-ting, fairy-fey. when it comes to children, or when the name consists of two syllables, this is common in chinese culture. tin-tin is gold, sweetie, and feifei is a delight, because if you transcribe the full name, sophia, sofei, i will get, fei, fei, fei, and the chinese understand these names, you are a very experienced, professional, chinese, simultaneous translator , it’s clear that you interested your daughters, huh? how did you become interested in china, this culture, this language? this happened primarily thanks to my dad, since then i realized what a big role myself parents actually play a role in the life of any person. dad told me then that china has great prospects and that learning chinese could be very interesting. he says: try, you tried to study english, finnish and german, but if you try chinese and really master it... then i’ll take my hat off to you, i really wanted him to take

we wanted to know how long it would take for a chi hunt to approach him . it doesn't take long for the hunters to close in on him. in the first hour of publication of the posts, several men adults send messages. for example, in one week dozens of people called through instagram. apparently, people like this man are not few. according to a statistic published in 2023, half a million hunters are active every day, and they are a threat to children in the cyberspace, according to the german institute siphs. 82% of the victims were girls and most of them were 11-13 years old. of these half a million, about 40% are active on meta platforms. for this reason, the state of new mexico has sued this company. it has become a breeding ground for hunters. this was written by cnn, citing the prosecutor of this state, and the prosecutor of new mexico has accused meta has exposed young users to immoral content on facebook and instagram and has created a platform where adult users can contact children they do not know. the company closed the accounts that were used for resea

they identified with the vietnamese, the viet minh, and with ho chi minh. they actually looked a lot to vietnam, to china, and to a vision of anti-colonialism and a socialist state that would serve the people. so i think that's one of the most important contexts. the other thing i really want to stress, because the popular representations of the panthers is wrong. so many people find out about the panthers through forrest gump. they're represented as anti-white black militants. but the truth is, is that the party of all the 1960's organizations, they have the strongest ties to creating a multiracial coalition. what was called in this period the rainbow coalition that jesse jackson later picks up on. so they united with white radical youth who they called mother country radicals to oppose the vietnam war. and this was incredibly threatening to the government of the time, you know, to j. edgar hoover in particular, because you basically saw a multiracial coalition uniting to stop anti-communism and violence in the global south. so i think that would also be t

they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our at engagement centers in the latino community. and it seems to have worked according to data from the secretary of state's office between october 2023. in january of this year. >> the california republican party gained more than 45,000 registered voters while the california democratic party last about 30,000 registered voters, even so registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in this blue state. >> still, patterson believes gop congressional candidates in key toss-up races can win. and while her party has not officially endorsed in the race for u.s. senate, she's optimistic about steve garvey is chances. are you confident a republican can win that seat? i feel really good about it and having a political outsider, it's really been engaged and many communities around our state over the years. this is that part, not just republicans, but for californians. >> and a reminder, once you filled out your ballot, you must put it back in the official

periodically see this story in different modifications, whether through people's deputy mariana bezuglu chieople's deputies from the servant of the people, that is, constantly, constantly this tension, which obviously exists. and it cannot but be, because there is a war, and it is clear that everyone is on their nerves, everyone is nervous, everyone understands that a lot is at stake, not only the political future of one figure or another figure, but the statehood of ukraine, the future of the ukrainian people and our victory, and here in this case, god grant that everyone will have enough sense to understand exactly what depends on their unity. i will only say very briefly about deputies, serhiy, deputies need to be less nervous, work more and support the armed forces of ukraine more. absolutely true. over the past few weeks , we have been observing the success of the special operation of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine . and was destroyed by direct hits of six maguura v5 type naval drones, kyrylo budanov told about it. this missile boat was a rather

actually when, whenever it was the, when they were old trying to use a, you know, when uh, hillary was chi bushing song. this run, the president said stitching your magic flows by julianna's, aren't you? well, what we do now is a kind of a hard drive. they certainly have nothing to do with brushes. there was no russian backing up. the d n. c competes is going on. everybody knows the out, but it will get struggle to work with rush or what, but any signs is any way elected, particularly if it was the same story. they do it as a way of reducing the overton windows or they take minds of the fact that by the democrats and republicans in the country, the idea of in the united states of america are destroying not just the united states of america or anywhere else. they've got to, but they're destroying the climate. hey, how doing. and the conversation is never allowed to drift to that, but so russia bowed. yes. is perfect. you're always going to sound. now it's the immigrants, it's going to is the border now about how this is usual. it's always a records. it's the mexicans of the gods a mile on s

understand this, because the powers between these two groups, political, military leadership, they are quite chiy completely different competences, i would just say so, what first of all, there is a certain reluctance to take on this problematic, in fact, media story with the law on mobilization, so there is a certain fear of the political leadership that this decision may affect their rating, support, trust, etc., and therefore it is probably relevant for now them to keep... this - if the line, yes with the military leadership, which will supposedly be responsible for it, yes, because we remember the communication, the zaluzhny went to the press conference, explained that the state needs this law, took it in essence bear some responsibility. zelensky instead in one of the interviews said somewhat inversely that, well, i'm not sure that we should call up 5,000 people there, as i recall, so there's still some fear about having to ... run this story somehow manner, and probably the necessity of its implementation, it also postpones any decisions on the removal of conscripts, including, yes, becaus

i remind you that today we are talking about arkady petrovich kaidar. chi to dad, yes, when you mom readis she not angry, when she arrived, god knows where , there is no dad, because no one gave the telegram, if you are a grandmother, read about the telegram, but again the crossroads, if you are reading this book as a grandmother, you see the relationship between people, that is, relationships between people in gaidar’s books always come first, that’s it. the main thing is that parallel to the rapprochement of the telegram, paustovsky’s story and gaidar’s story, conscience, well, what is known about their friendship is that konstantin georgievich came to klin, yeah, and one day, when even before arkady petrovich married dora matveevna, konstantin georgievich saw dor matveevna washing something in a basin, and he said to arkady petrovich arkady, look what a hard-working girl, you have to take it, 120 years to gaidar, 35 years old museum in klin and 90 years old in the gaidar library, a wonderful coincidence, of course i wanted to ask if they still publish gaidar, they publish it, they pub

the quarterfinals of the tournament winner of the match between canadian felixsim and chinese jang chie, lokomotiv beat siberia 3:2 in overtime. the yaroslavl team was able to win after losing 0-2 during the meeting. the arbitration court did not reveal the fact of deception on the part of the russian figure skater kamilla valieva during her participation in the russian championship and the olympic games in beijing. colleagues have established that the athlete did not fulfill the time assigned to her to prove the absence of a conscious decision to take doping, but it is difficult to prove to her otherwise. the arbitrators did not come to the conclusion that valieva is a deceiver or that she resorted to an attempt to deceive during the russian championship in december 21 and the olympics in beijing - says the reasoning part of the kas decision. statement also. it is alleged that the other country was never able to prove that valieva intentionally violated anti-doping rules. this is sports news, see you after 7:00 am.

in the enemy also feels in a certain way the lack of ammunition, given their tactics and given their chi'. understand that their ammunition, their artillery is also not aimed, they use it as carpet bombing, a certain analogy from those films that we saw during the second world war, the war uses, so they emphasize that for their actions to be successful, they need more use of attack fpv drones, and here i emphasize again and again that the defense forces of ukraine for effective countermeasures, in order to keep the initiative and not give... for the enemy to advance, you need leadership and you need an advantage in technologies, both in attack uavs and in countermeasures technologies, that is , radio interference means that make the enemy blind, that is , they do not allow the enemy to see , they do not allow the enemy to scout, they do not allow the enemy to correct, so indeed they unfortunately, they are starting and actively applying adjustments to uavs for their artillery, let's say. mr. volodymyr, what would you like to clarify about the territory south of bohdanivka, it is actually

they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our at engagement centers in the latino community. and it seems to have worked according to data from the secretary of state's office between october 2023. in january of this year. >> the california republican party gained more than 45,000 registered voters while the california democratic party last about 30,000 registered voters, even so registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in this blue state. >> still, patterson believes gop congressional candidates and key toss-up races can win. and while her party has not officially endorsed in the race for u.s. senate, she's optimistic about steve garvey is chances. are you confident a republican can win that seat? i feel really good about it and having a political outsider, it's really been engaged in many communities around our state over the years. this is that part, not just republicans, but for californians. >> and a reminder, once you filled out your ballot, you must then put it back in the offi

while the industry long chi, the government is rushing to control this freight of measles, a boost of vaccine rollout is getting priority to babies. now fernandez reports from colombo attempting to keep children and that community see this government clinic in a densely populated area of colombo has started administering additional measles vaccines. 5 years ago sherlock has succeeded eliminating measles as an outbreak last me mainly affecting babies prompted health authorities to introduce an addition to those. for instance, 6 to 9 months old. the highly contagious abalone disease spreads easily, especially when any infected person costs or sneezes. the increase in infections to more than 700 in 10 months has many parents, worried to my mouth is due for the vaccine because he's 2 years old. and there's also a search in this.

but you have other chi, the house today, there's a whole system that are nice uh, building or at least uh fixing, i guess, still one last word very briefly. if you may, where to from here. how do you go about fixing? kenya is national crisis. awesome sites, a positive almost. we have to stop centrally centralizing the convolution that owned the victims under somebody above the agenda for silence. that's it. because when we do that, we'll shift our attention to that might be treat as and then we'll start asking ourselves the different questions within the society. so we will stop at the individual level at the community level, and that the system level, you know, so sad to live and write and say ok, we have lots of dispatch. do we need to do from this? look? i person, maybe i'm a problem and that we must actually have, i lead to slip shoulder that section of it if it's the domestic bar. and in fact of the, such a values that, that's specifically defined by me. but i'd like to middle offense that attracts the highest sentence in the country. and so we must actually stop talking about the