because the blood group does not match, well, i doubt it, no, how can you doubt it when it should bee’ve already everyone there talked to these doctors. i have a friend who works for me, also a doctor, and she herself also has doubts. and it was offensive to you, tatyana, that in this only meeting in a long time, the grandmother decided to demand biomaterial from her grandson. this is their right, let them do it, let them see for themselves. when i suggested to them to do it, take it, go, do it, from the last meeting, where we saw each other in march, yes, grandma arrived with scissors ready with a bag, that’s it, they cut david’s hair, that’s it, i said, make dna. do it, and it doesn’t offend you in any way, it doesn’t hurt you, no, it hurts my pride, very much, yes, i’m very much offended for david, because it would be nice if she had seven people in the shops there, well , the child’s father , there could be a doubt, here is the only son who is a copy of his father, from the teeth to the tips, as they say from these nails, he is one in the same, the difference is that he just got

. ., doubt.it there. kay _ doubt. ok, we will leave it there, kay bailey - doubt. ok, we will leave it. there, kay bailey hutchinson, former senator and former us ambassador to nato, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. a murder investigation is under way after human remains were found in a park in south london. the metropolitan police sent the remains away for analysis, and believe that they come from one victim. a crime scene remains in place in rowdown fields in croydon. the force hasn't released information on the person's age, ethnicity or sex. teachers in england and wales could strike again over pay, as soon as september, according to the national education union. the union says pay for experienced teachers hasn't kept pace with rising living costs. the department for education in england said further strikes would "cause more distruptions" to students. teachers across the uk went

there is no doubt that the world a — longer lives.— longer lives. there is no doubt that the world a farmer were _ longer lives. there is no doubt that the world a farmer were of - longer lives. there is no doubt that the world a farmer were of hills, i the world a farmer were of hills, but what i would like to get a sense of visual leading the resolution, you have to convince all be shareholders to pass this resolution, so in a business sense, how do you convince those shareholders to pass it, their current business model is value creation, but that is not meeting the needs of governments who are having to deal with increasingly expensive health care bills, etc, so how do you convince them that this makes business sense?— how do you convince them that this makes business sense? rethink their arr ument is makes business sense? rethink their argument is that _ makes business sense? rethink their argument is that both _ makes business sense? rethink their argument is that both levels, - makes business sense? rethink their argument is th

without a doubt, me. obviously, there are others_ doubt, me.there are others who— doubt, me. obviously, there are others who think differently, but without — others who think differently, but without a — others who think differently, but without a doubt, it's me. england and aston villa forward rachel daly has retired from international football. the 32—year—old, who has 84 caps, started all of england's games at euro 2022 when they won their first major trophy. in a statement on social media she's said... tyson fury says he's feeling confident that may the 18th will be his night — as he edges closer to his undisputed world title fight against oleksandr usyk in riyadh. fury�*s currently at an intense training camp ahead of his career—defining fight next month. actually, i'm having a fantastic training camp, i've got a good team around me and evan is going to plan. no complaints. working very hard. got my dad encamp this time, so i've got my secret weapon over there as well. i have got time at your in and all of the boys and girls encamp. i have

without a doubt we are talkin: election. without a doubt we are talking about _ election.out a _ election. without a doubt we are talking about a lot _ election. without a doubt we are talking about a lot of— election. without a doubt we are talking about a lot of new - election. without a doubt we are - talking about a lot of new americans as wet _ talking about a lot of new americans as well. when i gave you that start of 16 _ as well. when i gave you that start of 1.6 million women being of reproductive age in arizona, 38% of those _ reproductive age in arizona, 38% of those are _ reproductive age in arizona, 38% of those are hispanic and 45% are white — those are hispanic and 45% are white. that tells you what arizona is looking — white. that tells you what arizona is looking at. these new americans are not— is looking at. these new americans are not voting in the ways we have traditionally seen them do. i come from _ traditionally seen them do. i come from a _ traditionally seen them do. i come from a republican party where it was part and _ from a republican party wh

customs officers doubted the reliability of the information and decided to carefully check the cargo.uring customs inspection and subsequent verification activities, brest customs officers discovered that the information about the cargo provided by the polish carriers are unreliable. the goods in the documents were valued at one and a half times cheaper than the actual cost, which amounted to about 170,000 belarusian rubles. based on the fact of providing false information about the goods to the bresse customs... this is an administrative process. a resident of lida had big plans for enrichment. to do this, he collected scrap metal for 3 months, but on the way to russia near borisov he was stopped by the police. according to the ministry of internal affairs, scrap of copper, brass, lead and aluminum, almost 28 tons in total, was found in the driver’s truck. by counting law enforcement officers, from all this the man could earn 150,000 rubles. the forty-seven-year-old lichanian did not have the appropriate documents for the cargo. as the detainees explained, for several months. he boug

yes, avdeevka is without a doubt a major tactical success. yes, bakhmud, a major tactical success.re military operations in the area of ​​the yar clock, well , practically, i am sure that they will master it, well, maybe not as quickly as they would like, but they will master it. the russians have the potential for this, and most importantly, they have the desire to carry them out. task, but if you and i see the beginning of the kharkov operation, consider that such a political decision has been made, well , this is an interesting topic, in fact, because that it is being promoted quite actively in russian and western media, in your opinion, will there be a solution, that is the question, you know, a lot of factors influence, that is , firstly, you and i have repeatedly talked about the strategy of crushing, to russia has switched to a strategy of starvation, and today it is quite difficult for it to get out of this strategy of starvation, and it is grinding some forces out of... but at the same time he managed to say that we could lose, but the number of flags with ukrainian flags

, but my mother, yes... had doubts based on what?condly, even i, when i was talking to my wife living in lugansk, i was talking when, for example , with my mother, she constantly asked me, where is ina? she wasn’t even pregnant yet, i said, well, she left, so i said, take a walk there, they’re at this friend’s place. well, naturally i told her what i found there are things, this is it, since you broke up, you haven’t seen each other, as soon as i stopped, after 10,000, when i sent her and stopped giving money, that’s all, she forbade it, well, that is in general, i was blocked everywhere on all sites, but my sister and my mother communicated with her all these years, your ex-wife says that she kept her promise and informed: just your family, that she is filing for divorce for alimony. in the studio of inna fedorova. hello ina. hello. tell us how it happened that alexey became the one unknowingly, a divorced debtor. he knew very well that i filed for divorce for alimony. i told him this on social networks by phone. nobody told me anyt

is 90-10 _ proof beyond reasonable doubt is 90-10 to — proof beyond reasonable doubt is 90-10. prosecution had a good _ 90—10. to to say the prosecution had a good week— 90—10. to to say the prosecution had a good week is not going to cut it, the prosecution has to kill it to have _ the prosecution has to kill it to have a — the prosecution has to kill it to have a realistic shot of getting a conviction— have a realistic shot of getting a conviction and i think here there is way too _ conviction and i think here there is way too much confusion in terms of what _ way too much confusion in terms of what is _ way too much confusion in terms of what is legal and what is not legal. is it legal— what is legal and what is not legal. is it legal for a tabloid to pay for a story— is it legal for a tabloid to pay for a story to — is it legal for a tabloid to pay for a story to kellettopen up a bank account— a story to kellettopen up a bank account in— a story to kellettopen up a bank account in order to make a payment? can you _ account in order to make a payment? can you really influenc

this is beyond a reasonable doubt.lt that if i who knows what reasonable doctor is, it's a personal individual decision. but there were problems in that case. having said that, i have my own personal opinion about whether he did it, but i will tell you that there were problems in that case. that's prosecution had. and i wasn't overly shocked by the rift. >> yeah. important point there, roger cossack, a lot of all of us will remember your special analysis, your coverage of this trial. thank you so much for spending a few moments with us on this important day. roger, caustic, helping us appreciate the enormity of what happened only a few decades ago. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching we'll flexor in the cnn newsroom. you've been watching are breaking news coverage of oj simpson's death. i'll be back later tonight, 6:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room. of course, back tomorrow, 11:00 a.m. eastern in the cnn newsroom. much more of this breaking news right after a short break are you all teams retard for

no doubt about it. very serious. — over the weekend? no doubt about it.. very serious, and what _ over the weekend? no doubt about it. very serious, and what is _ over the weekend? no doubt about it. very serious, and what is going - over the weekend? no doubt about it. very serious, and what is going to - very serious, and what is going to be different in terms of iranian reactions compared to what happened in 2020, january, 2020, depends on what iran decides to do next and if i look at the trend and the israeli proxy conflict, during the course of the last decade, especially on syrian soil, what we have seen is, step—by—step escalation, yes, but what you have had fundamentally is the iranian decision to avoid direct conflict with israel and i'm not sure we are about to see a change on that issue on the behalf of iran. in terms of the israeli response, they never directly respond to say if they are responsible but the defence minister today said they operate everywhere every day in order to prevent our enemies from gaining strength and we make it clear t

so today we can overcome it together. obstacles, the spc delegates have no doubt about it, wreaths andof silence as a sign of gratitude for the peaceful sky above. 1165 people were elected as delegates to the supreme council. the delegates include presidents, deputies, chambers of representatives and members of the council of the republic, judges of the constitutional and supreme courts, the council of ministers, as well as chairmen of regional mountains and district executive committees. as for the chosen ones delegates, then there are 750 of them, 350 from local councils. and 400 from civil society, the gender balance is maintained, women and men are almost equally divided, by the way, the youngest delegate is 18 years old, and the oldest is almost 80, as for... the majority of fields of activity represent industry, transport and construction, over 100 delegates for their career managed to earn state awards. the country's strategy should, probably, as was correctly defined by the constitution, be chosen by us, the people, by those who are closer to to the people, because we love bela

, without any doubt, that there are _ conclusively, without any doubt, that there are a _ conclusivelygeies that _ that there are a policeman in los angeles that had _ that there are a policeman in los angeles that had poured - that there are a policeman in los angeles that had poured blood i that there are a policeman in losl angeles that had poured blood on that there are a policeman in los- angeles that had poured blood on oj simpson's _ angeles that had poured blood on oj simpson's soc — angeles that had poured blood on oj simpson's soc in _ angeles that had poured blood on oj simpson's soc in order— angeles that had poured blood on oj simpson's soc in order to _ angeles that had poured blood on oj simpson's soc in order to frame - simpson's soc in order to frame somebody— simpson's soc in order to frame somebody that _ simpson's soc in order to frame somebody that he _ simpson's soc in order to frame somebody that he believed - simpson's soc in order to frame somebody that he believed was| somebody that he believed was guilty. — somebody that he believed was guilty. in — somebody

, what kind of doubts did you have?ivorce? we had quarrels before this, he began to devote a lot of time to his hobbies, fishing, cars, similar topics, we could not help but appear at home, only we have a hobby, we have no time for family, no longer have time for children, although before that, when we met... he was a very caring, very loving dad, just like that, all, all, all, he accepted me and the child, i had a child of 4 years old, the eldest son, he loved him, carried toys, gave them, everything for him, gave gifts, here is my son fell in love, called him throughout the marriage, called him daddy, loved, loved, was in love, straight... looked after him very much, i can’t say anything bad about him, he was very fair, kind, looked after him beautifully, beautifully, and there were flowers, and how there was romance, there was everything, and how quickly you decided to start a family, well, you got pregnant, it turns out, during pregnancy you got pregnant, they met, of course, they were friends, they met, but pregnan

no doubt len straight and westminster. no doubt plenty more — straight and westminster. to come - straight and westminster. no doubt plenty more comment to come on l straight and westminster. no doubt - plenty more comment to come on that. we will move to time for the panel. now it's time for the panel. caroline, we will start with you this evening. we will talk about florida which is bracing for the impact of a new abortion law, and tomorrow? which will transform the state overnight. practically, from a state overnight. practically, from a state with the fewest restrictions to a place where abortion is all but banned. , ., , ., to a place where abortion is all but banned. , .,, ., , banned. yes. people have been watchin: banned. yes. people have been watching this _ banned. yes. people have been watching this case _ banned. yes. people have been watching this case and - banned. yes. people have been watching this case and it - banned. yes. people have been watching this case and it goes l banned. yes. people have been i watching this case and it goes into effect tomorro

day after day after day which is there plan to think they might be able to eke out an election but i doubt it the poll numbers are very good for us i just want to say biden's debate he can do it in time he wants including tonight here i am i invited him to the courthouse it's all well court needed to tack on apical opponent but i'm here i'm ready willing and able and if he wants i'll do it on monday night or tuesday night or wednesday night will be in michigan state that he has destroyed because of the oil industry were not going to have any jobs left in michigan no water oil to china other places with his ridiculous mandate electric vehicle mandate but we are willing to do it monday night tuesday night wednesday night thursday night or friday night on national television we are ready just tell me where we'll do it at the white house i would be very comfortable for me actually you tell me where we are ready he is august he not showing up now but he said the other day while debate but i don't think he'll debate maybe he will maybe he will i'm not sure but that's the story and here we are, r

, in general all our doubts, are due to uncertainty and ignorance of some issue, that’s why we have doubts after not the ancient roman gods, but the ancient roman emperors, this is july in honor of julius caesar and augustus in honor of octavian augustus. what about september? interesting question, i don't know the answer to it. well, i hope the answer to this question comes up. does anyone know why september is called september? not because it’s the seventh month, no, nikita. wonderful, this is the seventh month, september is simply called a serial number, relatively speaking, and nikita answered correctly, september, the seventh month, september, well, this is an easy question, i think. he's great, nikita, the months are named in honor of the ancient roman gods, rulers, important events, religious holidays, some of the months are named simply by counting, well, for example, september from latin, the seventh, september was the seventh month of the old roman year, which began in march before caesar's reform. in ancient russia, september was also originally the seventh month, in the russian

, i am not saying that they are against putin, against russia, for ukraine, for europe, but when doubtswhat can yes, or maybe not, of course, we are defeating ukraine, but maybe not the way we wanted to win, the event is bad, maybe not so bad, even in this case by 100%, but only by 50, it is yes, according to your opinion, it actually exists, and it even exists among zetpatriots, because russian propaganda itself throws them into these doubts. constantly changing, i.e. some absolutely sometimes opposite narratives, then we capture all of ukraine, then we don’t, then in fact, it was like only the luhansk-donetsk region, and no, then we wanted an inland sea. and then no after all new russia and so on and so on, this is already there is even a small, well, like a small 10% compared to the 23rd year, from the first anniversary of the full-scale attack, a decrease in formal support, formal support and and active support is completely different types of support, it's how we all answer that we support putin, and then the prigorzhyn rebellion happens and no one meets us. these several thousand

there is no doubt _ small boat crossing. there is no doubt about that.ive dead attempting to cross the english channel — including a child. well bring you our report from calais tonight on thos trying to get here, and the autohrities trying to stop them. the deaths came just hours after the uk government passed the rwanda bill. rishi sunak believes other eu countries will follow suit. we will hear from the danes who have considered rwanda as a third country. and of course, we will check in on the donald trump trial in new york. where prosecutors have presented crucial evidence today on the alleged 2016 conspiracy. the new asylum bill that was passed by the british governmentjust after midnight has been described by the prime minister as "notjust a step forward but a fundamental change in the global equation on migration". within hours it was clearjust how much a change is needed.

i doubt that, i be an external one? i doubt that, l think _ be an external one? think the _ be an external one? i doubt that, i think the record - be an external one? i doubt that, i think the record of. be an external one? i doubt. that, i think the record of the idf over the years and the decades, when it does undertake an investigation, it does so frequently, it does so thoroughly and i think that with the watchful eye of several friendly countries first and foremost the us, but also australia, britain, france and others, i think they will be satisfied when they get the findings and the full file of the investigation. i findings and the full file of the investigation.- findings and the full file of the investigation. i want to ask ou the investigation. i want to ask you about _ the investigation. i want to ask you about the - the investigation. i want to | ask you about the domestic politics in israel at the moment because we saw protesters demonstrating outside on a tuesday and the not happy with the prime minister's handling and the fact that more than 130 h

who were in doubt? since... france had quite a lot of colonies there in this region, the official language was usually the language of the former metropolis. and what did you choose, in your torment of doubts? still, i chose french, the answer is no. well done! it’s like in 10 seconds, you need to turn it all over in your head, remember that new caledonia is a territory dependent on france, but therefore, what language could there be other than french? the correct answer to our question. sixth question: is it true, that oxygen entering the respiratory organs during inhalation enters the blood due to diffusion time! daniel, what do you think? first of all, i want to remember what diffusion is? this, for example, is the diffusion of oxygen, this is when oxygen from a space with a large volume, with more. the concentration of oxygen enters a volume where the concentration of oxygen is less, yeah, accordingly, when oxygen enters the blood, the blood, as a rule, contains a smaller amount of oxygen, since oxygen must

>> i have doubts. >>> plus, remembering the victims.> we're family that wanted justice. simple as that. >> nicole's mother taking solace in their last words. >> each one said, "i love you." not many people are that lucky. >> three decades later, how the goldmans are grappling with their pain. >> whether it's grief, the anger from it, the emotion that comes with it, we've got to figure out how to put it. >> their election to o.j.'s death. this special edition of "nightline," "o.j.," will be right back. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's the sheet. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ ♪ >> juju: thanks for joining us. tonight, o.j. simpson's death reverberating across the country. after earning fame on the football field and infamemy in the courtroom, for the man whose stardom and name recognition couldn't g

yes, of course, without a doubt. we will try to work out the issue regarding this vacation.t needs to be increased so that you can be with your child during this difficult time. of course, we will take control and attract the attention of federal supervisory authorities to this story, because it is resonant, well, in principle, it is out of the ordinary. we will not leave you from them. we'll help. anna, can you provide support to andrey and his son? of course, of course, the only thing, only i don’t specialize in little ones, that is, working with small children, so for this i can, perhaps, recommend a colleague who is a child psychologist and he is definitely needed, but advising you personally for work with living in general with the humility of this so difficult situation, it really is a crazy tragedy, to put it mildly. of course, you can absolutely count on me. thank you. andrey, once again accept my most sincere condolences from everyone who is in the studio today, i think, from all the tv viewers. hang in there. thank you. remember that with any problem you can turn t

i doubt whether the _ well? it is important. i doubt whether the united - well? it is important. i well? it is important. i doubt whether the united states is| well? it is important. i doubt. whether the united states is in well? it is important. i doubt- whether the united states is in fact interested in the science or the messages, but it's important for our own respectability, for our own spirit. i say again why do we sign treaties, why do we engage in international obligations if we then don't obey them? and that's important for our legal system, and the protection of our citizens. we have to leave it there, but thank you so much forjoining us here on today's programme. thank you. thank ou ve today's programme. thank you. thank you very much- _ live to westminster now with our political correspondent harry farley. in terms of the decisions for the government and the prime minister, i know this comes from the foreign office in the first instance but there is huge pressure on rishi sunak. where are we in terms of decision—making? you sunak. where are we in terms of decision-mak

, well, naturally, i had doubts.om her addressed to the unit commander, which talked about the child. there she writes there, tovarich commander, such and such, such and such will narrow you down, the father of my child. however, after talking with a colleague, vladimir realized that he was not the only one with whom the girl was looking for her female happiness. he says, you know, there’s nowhere to stabilize the sample, in short, that’s all i have, i’m a letter destroyed. after meeting the alleged daughter, vladimir compared the timing of her mother’s pregnancy and birth. according to his calculations, if he had been oksana’s father, then she should have been born at seven months old, but oksana was born on time. to finally understand this issue, the alleged father and daughter decided to take a dna test. i want to prove to myself that i really have a father and a grandfather for my children. if she wants to communicate somehow, then for god’s sake. vladimir, your wife thinks that you and oksana are alike, like fam

our net zero is i’ili'it doubt that investing our net zero is right thing — doubt that investing oury and economy. but we are being held back so i am asking msps from across— being held back so i am asking msps from across the chamber to work with us to court— from across the chamber to work with us to court in— from across the chamber to work with us to court in the uk government to reverse _ us to court in the uk government to reverse scotland's capital cut. whilst — reverse scotland's capital cut. whilst the opposition quite rightly demand _ whilst the opposition quite rightly demand that the scottish government to take _ demand that the scottish government to take urgent action to address the climate _ to take urgent action to address the climate crisis, if they are serious about— climate crisis, if they are serious about this — climate crisis, if they are serious about this challenge, they must now stand _ about this challenge, they must now stand with _ about this challenge, they must now stand with us in support of the day's — stand with us in support of the day's policy packa

it answers the religious doubts of teenagers. the crystal thoughts book is a collection of questions that teenagers and young people have in several different fields. in this work, religious questions are asked in the language of a teenager, and the answer is simple and well-reasoned form suitable for juvenile literature. the answer is that the literature of this book is juvenile literature, which means that after the questions and answers were prepared, this book was presented to an expert who is familiar with juvenile literature and wrote the text of this book in a language that is suitable for juveniles. they say hijab is not a bad thing , but there is no order in islam, it is obligatory for women, that is, it is a matter of taste and help. is this true? smart teenager. this is true if there is no instruction in our religious sources about the obligation of hijab be however, since the time of the prophet (peace be upon him) until now , wearing the hijab has been mandatory. we have evidence for its existence both in the qur'an

and i have no doubt that the subconscious part is like stones with an equally clear conscience. so will it be repeated when it comes to the violation of human rights and humanitarian little there are no chapman soldiers in gaza and on the occupied. suppose the entire tree has to be understood and then we can, but approves that to israel has a right to defend itself unless the conference gets the better of them and learned friends show restraint on this. given the monstrously disproportionate retaliation to the how much the tech of the 7th of october and as in any case, nothing a tool can justify the systematic targeting of hospitals. schools and distribution of food is still being carried on by the red and g. o. still managing to survive in gaza for in any case, there seems little doubt that germany tomorrow will say it wasn't me mister president. it wasn't me because that is the case. then it's clearly in the wrong proceedings. the matter before us here has been set out very clearly in paragraph 3 of the application and is repeated in the conclusions of the application. it's ni

you know, when i served in the military, the rules were — if there is doubt, there is no doubt, meaningf you have any doubt that you're going to hit an innocent person, you don't shoot. today, it means the opposite. if there is any doubt that you are under risk, you need to shoot. these are not the first aid workers to be killed here, just the first known foreign ones. but their deaths have spotlit questions that foreign journalists currently can't investigate — banned by israel from entering gaza. six bodies left this conflict zone today — the questions did not. lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. hello again. let's talk about this move on the part of the un to announce that evernote made supply won't be happening for 48 hours. . �* , supply won't be happening for 48 hours. . v , 48 hours. that's very unfortunate - 48 hours. that's very unfortunate for - 48 hours. that's very unfortunate for the i unfortunate for the palestinians who are really desperate for aid, but analysts say this is exactly what israel wants, it wants to be in full control

are you giving the judge of the president of the doubt? the president benefit of the doubt in this regard. that's just the kind of guy i am. if the president as a defendant, he is still un-american. if he gets a precedent that is set then we all are able to follow it. he is special but he is not super american because of that, too. i would only send him to jail -- i would lay out clearly to him. if you attack a juror, identify a juror, or endanger a juror, or you do the same to court personnel, i'd released us to the public, you will be jailed, period. the other stuff will be thousand dollar fines. i can take a little criticism myself. i think michael cohen, who has been -- i don't understand why presidents not present from can't say things about michael cohen because michael cohen has said things. but if you are going to say anything about a juror, if i were that judge, anything about court personnel or their families, you endanger them, i don't care what your name is or what job you served in before, you are an american. you will go to j

isn't it reasonable doubt a hurdle for all to surmount? >> absolutely.sonable doubt is the highest standard in the locket much different than a standard in civil trial so we can't lose sight, these are criminal trials. with respect to the classified documents issue, jack smith is caught in a catch-22 because he wants the case to go before the election on an arbitrary client but the issue with the jury instructions is at the crux of the case and if they allow for the idea these records could have been considered personal records and of the presidential records act in that case is as good as lost. >> what you're saying, don't juries have a straight think that case? this one sounds murky not so clear-cut jury to consider, that could spell trouble for jack smith, watch this. >> he really can't appeal that your jack smith. this is why jack smith is concerned, although he one in the sense that the court did not dismiss charges, i think smith feels the same way, i'm worried about this going to a jury because it is confusing, complicated, technical and prosecuto

boeing is too big to fail, no doubt about— boeing is too big to fail, no doubt about that — boeing isil, no doubt about that. it's the uncertainty that not— about that. it's the uncertainty that not only investors but also airline — that not only investors but also airline customers are concerned about — airline customers are concerned about yes. _ airline customers are concerned about. yes, they are slowing down production— about. yes, they are slowing down production deliberately after years of issues _ production deliberately after years of issues they are now grappling with _ of issues they are now grappling with at— of issues they are now grappling with. at the big question is when will the _ with. at the big question is when will the production line and the deliveries stabilise? we are in the period _ deliveries stabilise? we are in the period at— deliveries stabilise? we are in the period at the moment in the airline industry— period at the moment in the airline industry where there is huge demand, airlines— industry where there is huge demand, airlines want more planes, they a

yes, there is no doubt, and we've _ israel. yes, there is no doubt, and we've seen _ israel.e've seen this _ israel. yes, there is no doubt, and we've seen this in - israel. yes, there is no doubt, and we've seen this in past - and we've seen this in past israeli was, that the longer these kinds of wars on, the higher the suffering imposed on innocent civilians, largely by terrorist groups like hamas and hezbollah, who instigate these wars, the more isolated israel becomes internationally. you know, it's hard to see how israel could have fought this war much differently, given the way hamas is prepared to see as many palestinians as possible get healed, as human shields. 300 to 400 miles of tunnels underneath gaza. it's a brutal, terrible, awful war. hamas doesn't care about the human suffering, and itjust puts israel, that is immoral, military, that tries to operate within the laws of armed conflict, it makes it very hard to fight this kind of brutal campaign againsta to fight this kind of brutal campaign against a genocidal terrorist group, right on its border. i terrorist

— by herself, she is certainly a hero, no doubts she save lives through her action— no doubts she saveinder that people who wear uniform are people who rush _ people who wear uniform are people who rush to— people who wear uniform are people who rush to danger not away from it and i_ who rush to danger not away from it and i give _ who rush to danger not away from it and i give thanks to every one of them _ and i give thanks to every one of them for— and i give thanks to every one of them for the actions they have taken and the _ them for the actions they have taken and the actions they will take over the coming days which will be difficult _ the coming days which will be difficult. ~ , difficult. the prime minister giving his immediate _ difficult. the prime minister giving his immediate reaction. _ difficult. the prime minister giving l his immediate reaction. highlighting the role of the police officer who was nearby who went to once the attacker on her own when the attacker on her own when the attacker raised a knife towards her she responded by shooting. i want to show you these p

there is no doubt what we're seeing _ situation.s no doubt what we're seeing announced - situation. there is no doubt what we're seeing announced at - situation. there is no doubt what we're seeing announced at this i situation. there is no doubt what | we're seeing announced at this g7 summit and what we're seeing with the us military package finally being voted on, there is no doubt that will be welcomed by ukraine. but what is lacking, i think, our specifics around time. because the political delays as kier points out, have caused ukraine to lose territory and soldiers. lives have been lost because they have soldiers with dwindling ammunition, artillery shells and long—range missiles, all the things you need if you have been to liberate territory taken by one of the biggest armies in the world. this is a political changing of the tide. if this bill, as expected, is passed in the us, and if europe can work out the specifics and went on air defences can be provided and all the rest of it, the issue for ukraine is whether these thin

i like to say, is it really possible to relax on our program, i managed to relax, no doubt, no doubt,first to choose the topic of the question and, if answered correctly , receives four points. if the answer is incorrect, the second participant enters the game; the correct answer earns him two points. andrey, you leader in points, you choose the first category. russian literature. pay attention to the screen and tell me which of dostoevsky’s characters pronounces this monologue? i'm guessing this is radion raskolnikov? alas, it’s not him, alexander, the opportunity to earn two points is opening up for you, oh, i don’t know, the opportunity to earn two points is closing, who preached the theory of the whole cave, pyotr petrovich luzhin. well, luzhin, he’s the one, it’s okay, let’s not slow down, alexander, choose a category, from a city in the world, oh, great, i’ll choose this one category, name the world's largest port in terms of cargo turnover, shanghai, shanghai, of course it is, andrey, the move is coming back to you, let's do it, poetry, after all. autumn is already over, but th

guest: there is no doubt about it. when you are in a public space, atheists, agnostics, christians and >> any of those policies that support other states. i am independent. it is very difficult to win. but we are in uncharted territory. we don't know how trump will stay out of jail. how long biden will hold on. you may have to pull back. we will have to see what that looks like. and then you have the rest of us out there fighting. i am trying to be consistent. morally consistent. that is to tell the truth. to seek justice. justice is what love looks like. >> i thought your twin had disappeared. you will not become president. but you could got -- get in our neighborhoods and stuff our young men from killing each other. the biggest mistake we ever made was giving of our schools. that was a dead-end road. i don't agree with that. when we gave up our schools, we gave up our kids. both of you go find a cliff and jump off. >> i appreciate the love. i can see what kind of sensitivity you have two people who disagree with you.

thank you, maxim gennadievich, without a doubt, consideration of stationary conditions is a stage withinget process, but now, based on the forecast and other equally important strategic planning documents, it will be necessary for the ministry of finance with all departments to form budget parameters for the next 3 years, where it is very important to take into account the necessary funding for national projects, for government programs and areas that were outlined by the president in the message so that people would receive the necessary support. in other topics, the mayor of paris, anne dalgot , spoke today at a press conference on preparations for the olympic games in paris, said that everything is under control and there is nothing to worry about. however, the local press does not agree with this. we will find out the details from our european correspondent regina sebastianova, she is now in direct contact with the studio. regina, greetings, tell us how things really are and what our colleagues are dissatisfied with, what criticism is there? hello, the mayor of paris today complained

i doubt the - failures of the snp. i doubt the greens— failures of the snp.ens will take over the - failures of the snp. i doubt the| greens will take over the tories percentage _ greens will take over the tories percentage wise _ greens will take over the tories percentage wise but _ greens will take over the tories percentage wise but honestly, i really— percentage wise but honestly, i really hope _ percentage wise but honestly, i really hope they— percentage wise but honestly, i really hope they do _ percentage wise but honestly, i really hope they do because - percentage wise but honestly, i. really hope they do because there could _ really hope they do because there could he _ really hope they do because there could be nothing _ really hope they do because there could be nothing better— really hope they do because there could be nothing better for- could be nothing better for scottand~ _ could be nothing better for scotland-— could be nothing better for scotland. , ., ., , ., scotland. kelly, i want to give you a chance to _ scotland. kelly, i want to gi

, — people without a shadow of a doubt, and they are doing it, the noise _ doubt, and they are doinghe reactions— the noise was incredible, the reactions were incredible so we are very— reactions were incredible so we are very pleased with that. manchester united were made to work for their three points, eventually running out 4—2 winners over bottom of the table sheffield united. the blades twice took the lead, goals from jayden bogle and ben brereton diaz stunned old trafford, either side of a harry maguire header. but two goals from captain bruno fernandes put united in front in the second half, with rasmus hojlund rounding off the scoring. the win lifts erik ten hag's side back into sixth place, and chasing a european spot, ending a four—match winless run in the premier league. sheffield united though look destined for the drop. many positives today, the resilience and to fight back after two times when you are losing. but that is straightforward, also the negatives, really give a ways and can't happen, it's unacceptable. we have to learn from this for the rest, i think, we need

claude monet, without a doubt.o the end, which of the beatles is, i’m just wondering, macartney, lenon, which one of them, i can’t say, it’s not the beatles, maybe we’ll listen to the end, at least until the middle , let's continue. all dream mega you break. vladimir, there is a version, alexey, unfortunately, no, nikita, i don’t, then we’ll ask, maybe there is a version in the teachers’ room, yes, natalia nikolaevna has a version, this is louis armstrong, louis armstrong, of course he is, fifth question , and this. video question, attention, this is the trostenets memorial complex, it is notorious for the fact that it ranks fourth in europe in terms of the number of victims during the nazi occupation, and what is the name of the main monument in this memorial complex? alexey, if memory serves, this was the gate of pain, margarita press, nikita! this is the wrong answer, margarita is perhaps a memory gate, a memory gate, it’s as if telepathy really worked, we said yes, a memory gate, this is the correct answer, yes

irina, marina, your supposed sister doubts her relationship with you, because her mother never said a prank on us, then my daughter gave ira’s phone number, ira called me after some time, we began to communicate with her, she said and i introduced myself, i am ira suvorova, your sister, i also have a twin sister, marina, but for me it was of course a shock, i understand that he had never heard anything about any twin sisters. with marina i have 3 years, with my brother andrey, they have 5 years, the difference, well , two girls called you, they called themselves sisters, you didn’t immediately go to your mother with questions, what kind of sisters are they, i turned to my mother, mother, but then i say, mom, two girls called me, introduced themselves as my sisters, the topic was closed, i again turned to her through for a while, mom, this way and that, the topic is closed, no years, she died for me, she was sick, she had no legs, she died in my arms, tell me about your mom, what kind of mom she was to you, mom was very kind, affectionate, it happened that he would scold us somewhere,

we need to look at the bigger problem in the middle east, and that is no doubt iran. and the only way to defeat wrong on the long term is through cementing of this moderate alliance is really needs to decide if it's moving, it's the know a and focus from the road from gauze ask currently into iran. what would that mean for the hosted is still less than garza for the goal of eradicating come us who is still quite active in gaza. and that's a very tough dilemma that israel is standing in front. and that's why we're seeing this. it's very hard for these really leadership know that now to reach a consensus, it's what it has in the last couple of years and made progress in peace agreements and, and making and friends in the region if you will just paying off now. well we see that yes, it is no doubt. i mean daniels have put the net as their neck on the line. not just for their reasons. they also want to send us the wrong. they've been seeing a lot of texts for me wrong. and so we've only proxies on the borders but, but there's no doubt that there's more than just israel wh

and said that scholars and scholars of the seminary should take steps towards answering doubts through religious documents with more strength and motivation. a conference of fatimi fathers and daughters with the aim of explaining the role and influence of girls in promoting the iranian islamic lifestyle and afaq. and hijab was held in the islamic propaganda office of qom seminary. fatimi fathers and daughters. prayer and hijab. it is the title of a conference that was held with the aim of honoring the active girls of the province in the jihadi rushd group. god bless ali muhammad. fatimi girls in qom province on different occasions always by setting up various cultural exhibitions and booths. also, in this conference, 25 active and top coaches of the jihadi roshd group were honored, mrs. sarkar khanum angegan, sarkar mrs. amaleh, these coaches throughout the year for more than 300 fatimi girls of different cultural classes with the approach and hijab and promoting culture. the iranian islamic family organizes we attracted girls who did not come to the mosque, for example, with the title

her, but daughter and daughter, that is doubts arose only years later, well, doubts arose when i wash this story, well, not that she came up with it, in fact , it’s like that, she says when you were born in the maternity hospital, and they found something like a birthmark on your head, they said, no need for your daughter to replace, in the sense of marking, because she was born with a birthmark on her head , i still have a birthmark, my mother was completely sure yes, but this is like a radimum stain, it was proof and so fundamentally disputable. who told you that you are not like any of your parents, neighbors, who are your friends? well, there’s sort of a settlement there , like a railway er such a village, that’s the station’s name, all the residents of the station were literally whispering among themselves, yeah, that’s how i grew up, just like that in front of everyone, when as i grew up, people doubted me more and more. i even had a nickname that was a little bit changed sometimes, like, i was very upset and when i was little, it always seemed to me that they wanted to give me

be there, i’ll be there. louder, louder, louder, louder, louder, turn the music louder, turn the doubts louder, remove doubts, trust me as it should, tv news agency continues information broadcasting, in the studio olga kalairova, good morning, the union agenda these days. and they are discussing it in moscow. the day before.

there is no shadow of doubt this _ happening? there is no shadow of doubt this crisis _ happening? crisis has been - of doubt this crisis has been overlooked, what is helpful at this moment, please resource the humanitarian crisis in sudan, into the hostilities and ceasefire, protect the civilians and civilian infrastructure and most importantly, let aid workers do theirjob. we are on the ground, we have delivered life—saving aid, we know how to do it but what we need is protection, safety, government and resources and let me say this is a war on women and girls, nothing more. this is a war on women and girls has to stop and why because only the they are women and this is not acceptable. they are women and this is not acceptable-— acceptable. rsf dr deepmala mahla, thank _ acceptable. rsf dr deepmala mahla, thank you. _ over the past year, there have been increasing numbers of clashes between coastguard ships from china and the philippines in the south china sea. the filipino government, led by president marcoer, has authorised increasingly aggressive patrols to challenge the domin

originally no doubt it's u-rous unique campuses.s _ unique campuses. originally no doubt it's groups and societies among - unique campuses. originally no doubt it's groups and societies among the l it's groups and societies among the student body of sciences po leading this pro—palestinian campaign, they've been doing it for months now. a month or so ago there was an incident in which they staged a sit incident in which they staged a sit in in an amphitheatre and turned away ajewish in in an amphitheatre and turned away a jewish student who came to witness what was going on, which was seen as a worrying development because it meant the student was unable to take part in an activity on campus. that received a lot of media attention. and then another escalation with the same protesters staging more settings. it's quite evident i think that it's not the students involved, the wider left is getting involved. we've seen a succession of leaders from the far—left coming in stating their public support for what is going on for the... public

this self—doubt is arising at a time when our world is at history's turning point.ress, the japanese pm attended a lunch hosted by vice—president kamala harris and the us secretary of state — antony blinken. the event was meant to celebrate the us—japanese alliance. the vice—president also paid tribute to japanese prime ministers past and present. the prime minister was the author of the principal and open indo—pacific. he set_ the principal and open indo—pacific. he set japan on a course of global leadership. mr prime minister, under your leadership, japan's global role has grown — your leadership, japan's global role has grown immensely. in the united states_ has grown immensely. in the united states and _ has grown immensely. in the united states and japan alliance is now stronger— states and japan alliance is now stronger than ever. the most important meeting for mr kishida is of course the one with the us president. joe biden has been holding talks with japan's prime minister and the philippine president ferdinand marcosjunior. this trilateral summit is designe