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ec, i disrupt their narrative and threaten their control.ica is evil and systemically racist. i say america is the greatest country on gods green earth. [applause] they say we are a land of oppression, but the great opportunity party, we know we are the land of opportunity, as long as you are willing to work for it. you have to work for it in america. [applause] i know i am getting close to my time, so i will hurry up. they say to people like me, minorities, that we should give up hope, but i say that maybe one can work hard, stay in school and take responsibility for their own lives. the left want us to be a culture driven by grievance and we are a culture driven by greatness! [cheers and applause] and that is why i have a plan that will save women's sports and girls locker rooms. let's break the backs of the teachers unions and protect our children from planned parenthood and big tech. [cheers and applause] and while we are at it. why don't we cut spending to pre-covid levels with no work requirements to well for -- well for reform 2.0 and

analysis system, there is pathology , which is based on the analysis of more than 2 million ecs thatived there - from the republic of tatarstan, veliky novgorod, a number of klinnik moscow, this is already an implemented system, right? this is the result we got. now we are at the stage of obtaining the so-called russian device, this is a medical product, next year we will receive it, then the official implementation will begin, because medicine is a very conservative area, and we are essentially a computer power, one of the first in the world, and well, here are the experts in the field of artificial intelligence is constantly warned that it should not be used in critical infrastructure, and they also say that it turns out that artificial intelligence is capable of degrading, how big are such risks? you see, artificial intelligence in its modern form is actually not very complex, but it is an it technology, yeah, because if we are talking about ordinary software in critical infrastructure, there are established mechanisms for the so-called safe development, yeah, they are also imperf

the ec council, in particular, reviewed the draft agreement on a unified system of customs transit ofn economic union and third parties, discussed a report on approaches to interaction in the field of providing medical care to workers and their families, and after the official part, members of the ec council, representatives of the eurasian economic commission examined exposition russia, created here in our country. our eu colleagues raised the issue of extending the zero customs duty on the import of electric vehicles into the territory of the eurasian economic union. and as a result , a month ago we decided to extend it for another 2 years. but at the same time, we decided to show our colleagues the opportunities that are developing today in the electric vehicle production sector in the russian federation, and we believe that in the very near future we will be able to satisfy the demand for electric vehicles through our own production. tyumen region day on exhibition russia. continues, there are still a dozen different lectures, master classes ahead, there will even be a drawing, tr

the ec minister of energy and infrastructure spoke about this. to him, the development of the china-europe-china container transit route is currently of particular importance for the five countries. the eurasian railway successfully operates here alliance. it was founded by russia, belarus and kazakhstan. the annual growth of traffic is 10%. and by 2026 the volume will be one million containers. in september, belarusian exports of goods exceeded imports, preliminary belstat data show. this is the first time such a situation has occurred since the beginning of the year. before this, the volumes of cargo were higher than deliveries to the external circuit. as a result of the predominance of exports over imports, the foreign trade balance was positive and amounted to $13.6 million. in belarus, the volume of non-cash payments and shares are growing. has already reached 55%. the number of bank card transactions has also increased by more than 40% over the past 3 years. at the same time, the share of the belarusian payment system in the total volume ha

in the eurasian economic union will create an operator to regulate foreign trade, the ec said.nnovation will simplify activities in the supply sector and provide convenience for the end consumer, who will not have to deal with customs clearance; they will receive their parcel on time without the need to perform additional actions. all support functions, including responsibility to customs authorities, will be taken over by a new participant in the supply chain, that is, an e-commerce operator. russian aircraft manufacturers have developed a whole line of import-substituted civil aircraft, which the belarusian airline will be able to buy in the near future. in particular , an agreement is being prepared for the purchase of ms-21 airliners and a dry superjet. aircraft are already being tested with different engines in 2024. should go into commercial operation. and finally, russia's revenues from the sale of oil and gas reached their highest level for the year. data from the russian ministry of finance show that at the end of october the amount exceeded 1.6 trillion rubles, which

uk or you can find us on ecs, formerly known as twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us...have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co. uk. newswatch. that's all from us for now. thank you forjoining us. do you think about getting in touch and perhaps even coming on the program? on the program. we'll be back to hear more of your thoughts about how the bbc covers the news next week. goodbye. it is an inferno and it's leaving little in its wake. we've seen wildfires raging across many countries over the summer months. the hot, dry conditions exacerbated by climate change are making them more frequent and more intense. and it can often be a real struggle to bring them under control. high tech solutions are changing how we tackle them, whether it's drones dousing the fires or satellites predicting their spread. and paul carter has been to a forest near berlin. to find out how one company is trying to prevent forest fires from taking hold in the first place. it's conventional wisdom that the earlier a forest fire can be stopped, the better. but often a fire can alre

diagnostics, things that were previously only dreamed of: electrocardiography, holter monitoring of ec, 24-hour blood pressure monitoring, except to this end, a new method of ultrasound examination of the heart has been introduced. previously, patients who needed this study were sent to a medical institution in the city of mogilev. the new project will also help expand the capabilities of doctors. soon , a large construction of a modern building will begin here on the territory of the hospital, essentially a center for providing all necessary surgical care. the old department building will be demolished; all work is planned to be completed early next year; an eight-story complex will be built. including this there will be the opening of additional coectition departments, these are the surgical department, urology, children's, surgical department and so on. these are diagnostic services in the form of computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound diagnostics, and endoscopic equipment. and this is, perhaps, one of the largest construction sites in osipovichi in a new fast-g

sfmta..com/ap ec weave update daily as now information come in. we are doing the work truly centering communities. we were out in china town last week presenting and hearing from community about what do they need in order to make sure this all of their needs have been met. we are dog this w in terms of updating our planning and resolve details. then getting this information out to community. on our website you can sign up for specific transportation related alerts. and you can use 311 and the city website in order to provide the team with input about things we may have missed. >> yes. so there will be signage and we are grateful that the city call for voltories was woild low successful. we will be the beneficiary of men of the excess volunteers who we will turn in ambassadors throughout the transportation system to guide people route changes but also to invite people to enjoy real san francisco. that will be a part of the w we will do the next weeks is getting the monopolying and signage and most important low people on the street red to provide d

this type of polymer known as ec 199 is one of the world's most used products in the field of petrochemicals. one of the grades that was actually very needed in the country was gray 9, which is with extrusion coating . it is mostly used in the food and sanitary materials packaging industries, and this grade was often imported from abroad, and it cost about 20 million dollars to prevent the export. currency will be tehran's bahad securities color index at the end of the fourth week of november with a decrease of less than 100 compared to last week faced the total index has decreased from the range of 554 thousand units at the beginning of the week to the range of 2 million 38 thousand units at the end of the week. in the fourth trading week of november, tehran stock exchange witnessed the withdrawal of 64 billion tomans of liquidity by real investors. during the week, the total index ended with a decrease of 84%. last week, the flower index was able to enter the cloud and touch the rising cloud , and after that, it had a return again , considering that a resistance line broke the downward tre

ec right.t? yeah. i mean, this is still a statehi that president biden won in 2020 by more than ten percentage points. it was a yean won r later that governor youngkin won by aboutgkin two percentage poi. but this is by no meanse a solidly red state or the solidly red state that it once was. stsblicanou know, republican really had the challenge here. education was an enormous os ise for glenn youngkin when he ran initiall hy back in 2021. republicans have made that an issue in the first two years of his of his term herst twoe. they have broadened that out really to deal with public safety. and, of course, the abortion issu ic e top of that.t that i but that is why this statey this is so important. r. forward to what we're looking at next year. and i talked to governor youngkin about this earlier today. i said are the issues that are important in this stat e std what is at stake in this election going to set the table for the national election that's going to start next year andaling to s really has ay

blocks away with over 230 units at the granada around the corner at the post hotel, all being run by ecs and all of them very challenging, not only from a financial risk perspective, not only from what macy emails my office about all the time relative to the adaptive reuse and bringing them into the dawn of the 21st century, but also relative to the challenges of a new population moving into a neighborhood which is the bread and butter of a district super visor. and let's be clear, it doesn't come. alex and i were just having this conversation without its hiccups, but the notion, the underlying notion of supportive is the wraparound services is the fact that there are case managers on a 1 to 2 ratio. thank you, shereen, that are helping navigate these people that are the new residents and our commitment as a city is to make sure that all of these places fit in seamlessly. and i want to acknowledge the neighborhood. they have not been thanked. i want to thank the neighborhood of union square, marissa rodriguez and the union square alliance, the lower nob hill neighborhood association for

we will be speaking with him in just a moment about his personal and journalist ec take on the situation in gaza, but 1st a short profile, including the few images that he recorded from his journey. a husband boucher, a long time reporter and dw contributors since 2012. he's covered many conflicts between is real and him us. but he says this war is like nothing else he's experienced. he's had to strike a balance between objective reporting, where he's about his family and his personal feelings as it goes on. this is footage he took of his neighborhood for him, it was clear he could not return. the area has been under fire since october 7th, the day of how mazda is tara tax on israel. husband moved south and kept trying to get the news out. i'm in power outages and with no internet. he took this photo of a boy struggling to stay in touch. how some took with him just a few keepsakes like this leaflets dropped by the israeli army warning people to flee the north. he caught the leaf, lived from a rooftop and a refugee camp. on november 3rd, he took this footage of his long wait at the roster

the opposition product, if the democrats ec alliance, it says that it should solve africa, civil ties with israel, it would diminish its capacity a to hold israel accountable for its actions. but again, this is a, as we know, an event that says shown some of the divisions in south africa around what exactly it should do around with its relationship with israel. but the african national congress along with parties like the economic freedom fighters, are fun in their stats in that they want there to be consequences for israel with regard to what is happening in gaza. and this has trickle down too many in south african streets where they have been a number of protest since the war and gaza began meet on the ultra 0 tape town. moving 4600 children have been killed and around 20000 injured. and also since x y, the 7th, i was just us following the story of one child who was serious. they ended off to surviving 2 attacks katia lopez, holiday on your thoughts. 2 life will never be the same for us and it's about. 2 that's 5 years old, he lost his legs and then his really ears strike over whelm

option, as always, is our taxes, that is, the state budget will fill the authorized capital of the ec, the credit agency, to cover these military risks, but i say that 100 million... dollars is not enough, in general, the plan for the 24th year is to bring this insurance amount to 600 million dollars and determine a reinsurer, that is, between an international insurance company that will additionally cover the risks of military destruction on the territory of ukraine , and these 600 million dollars, if we find, indeed, well, the government will find an international insurance company, for example, there is such a well-known arx, yes a canadian company, and they can become such an international reinsurer, then these 600 million dollars will be enough, well, at least there for 50 investments in 50 factories of individual industrial projects, so that they start up and create additional jobs, finally, because now, well, there is a certain pause in construction of new projects by both ukrainian and international enterprises, because this insurance program will work for ukrainian businesses

was a dry one, that is, the work increased significantly, but the permits did not, and last year, the ecided to make life easier for ukrainian carriers, and last summer the european commission signed with ukraine the agreement on transport visa-free, which we have already mentioned, and this means that now ukrainians do not permits are required, they can travel freely, ukrainian carriers can travel freely in the eu countries, as it seems that they have already been accepted into the eu, but instead the poles' position has shaken, because when the great war just started in ukraine and it was hard for the ukrainians, the drivers had to leave, because men were not allowed to leave, the poles created hubs with goods intended for ukraine, and they independently drove for these goods, brought them to their hubs, and the ukrainians only had to pick them up, that was very good, but actually not very profitable for ukrainian drivers, and now, after this transport visa-free , ukrainians can pick up their goods themselves, and it is profitable for them, before the war, poles also used to go to bela

these negotiations will go on, how long we will complete all the requirements for admission to the econs and draft laws, to be adopted in the verkhovna rada, thank you, i will answer this question, but if you allow me briefly. i will also comment on the issue with the hungarian national minority, i myself was born in transcarpathia and grew up in transcarpathia, my whole family lives there, so first of all i want to say that i dream of the situation of the ukrainian national minority in other countries, in particular in hungary, was at least the same as the situation of the hungarian national minority in ukraine. orbán is not actually fighting for what is right hungarian ukrainians should learn the hungarian language, they study it, he is fighting for the hungarians to have the right not to learn ukrainian. this is exactly what the main struggle is about, because he forms the idea of ​​greater hungary and dreams that these territories will one day become hungary, as it was once possible. this is actually what it is about, this is what the main speech is about. and the second point i w

. > let's tanergy th the oil mark aheadf the ec possib meeti wch is out to sta short.eeting throughout the day. we will check on t european markets on the back of the inflation eurozone data. following from 2.9% in october and below the estimates. them move higher.s are seeing ftse 100 is the best mover in the group. ftse mib is clos the dax and spanish ibex u up .25%. we want to take a lookt the eu. this is how theuro is moving in relation to the dollar. we are seeing some movement when it comes to the euro. we will talk more about that later on in the show. t >>> time for check of the top corporate stories with silvana henao. >> good morning. the openai drama coming to an end. the company finalized arr arrangements for sam altman to return. co-founder who took part in ousting altman and pushing for his return will exit the board. >>> elon musk weighing in on the situation during the new york times deal book summit. >> one or two things. either it was a serious thing and we should know what it is or not a serious thing and the board should resign. >>> the wall street

preponder territory responsible fo tr january 6 before he was ec tried.ast friday the judge decided ts strike inflammatory informationo saying we can deal with prejudice through voir dire.he why can it be through voir dire but non w he wants to say something and should be barred. >> laura: in the colorado case,l issuote of pulling him from the ballot, on 14th amendment ground in colorado, the judge ruled trump, made e a factual finding sayingis trump is responsible f inciting an insurrection, but he can remain on the ballot. the left said that was fantastic in colorado. is that significant today? >> i don't think it is significant. h the significant thing, she held back and realize histore cal iccal record i is mixed on this. it killed her. what some judge in colorado thinks aboutt insurrection, i don't think will affect the federal cases here. >> laura: if the iy take it to e supreme court, i think they want to establish that predicate. who knows, david and sol will be with us all the way. biden gets freaky with turkeys,i raymond arroyo has it all, "seef

president addressing the group in frankfurt in a long-term structural speech being delivered by the ec president. nothing to do with policy. that was mainly about the longer term challenges facing the european union. and she talks about the challenges of the three things. and she goes into the capitol union and why it differs from the harmon any like oversight powers that you see in the u.s. it was interesting that she was pointing out for many small businesses in the eu, it is difficult for them to obtain funding. they get on average 40, 50% less than the wholesale funding is available to the u.s. counterparts. and she said this needs to change. and the whole speech what we can do to strengthen the system and make it more harmonized. >> it is amazing to see how many was on the capitol market and an explanation why we have not seen this project come good. it has been years until the making. they have been talking about putting the capitol market for years. and she talked about the importance of creating an f cc, like we have in the u.s. they have some of the pieces that the fcc has. bu

it is also true for months and months prior to ap ec we have raised bar much expect agsz between the city, county state. >> laura: we couldn't do it before, just so happen to do it now. newsom actually cares about what xi thinks, remember, he will need tiktok influencers to boost his political ambition and prot-china donors from hedge funds and silicon valley on his side, as well. this requires making xi jinping's date feel very special and ditto for the biden campaign, hoping to win over china to reassure wall street and get concrete pledges on climate change. entire purpose of this meeting with china is to get a smiling photo op and signal we want a new era of collaboration with china. now how do you think taiwan is feeling these days? just as san francisco democrats have tried to incentivize so have liberals in d.c. if you have been here tent cities are growing and so is open-air drug use. car jackings and car break-ins. >> 15 and 16-year-old facing november of charges connected to a number of carjackings. >> it happens so much, it is sad. >> d.c. is under siege and we need help.

. >> today's release are the start ec a pro >> today's release are the start of a process.le we expecto be released tomorrow. more of the day after and more the day after that. we are also will not stop until we get these hostages brought home. >> let's bring in our panel. morgan, the former state department spokesperson and a columnist for "the wall street journal." let's talk about the hostage release today. a collective sense of relief that these 13 israelis weretark released, but it set the relief thge perils the remaining eniohostages face going forward. >> if we celebrated the releasee ofe 13 and the expectation is over the next three days we see another 37 hostages released and that is the deal, they have to l release 50 in the first four days.it there are still over 100 left behind. it is bittersweet. >> what do you think?k >> he is right. i wenn rejoice that these people e all innocent civilians taken captive and now released. that is an occasion for joy, buo there are some left behind and the implication is we are rewarding hamas for what it did. the government has anam alter

and as the s sounds of w war ec around thehem, they signal agai they are innocents. >> translator: now, we are in the safe area but you can hear the bombs behind us. all of our houses are gone. nothing is left. the israeli military has been calling for weeks on all those living in the northern part of the e strip to movove e southwh. most recently opening what it called safe corridors for limited windows of time. pushing thousands here, to where evacuees describe a harrowing journey. >> translator: we saw along the road destruction, and dead bodies. one young man was stripped naked. we witnessed unbearable scenes. the only way to reach the route is by foot or by cart for those that can find room. there was heavy shelling on our route. they cut everything off to force us out of our homes. israeli troops are now in the heart of gaza city. as israel's defense minister apparently declared the entire city, the whole of the enclave's largest population center, a legitimate target. t >> translator: gaza is the biggest stronghold ever built. they have tunnels connecting to hospitals and school

well, probably one of the best ec analysis systems.ch, just a second. alexander mikhailovich, by the way, i urgently need your advice, my reputation is at stake, what is your reputation, what is your reputation, where did you get it? denin, my working day is over, i’m no longer there, george izoy has not been there for a long time, gribanov, especially, so there is only one person on duty left, the bullpen is free, you can wait until the bullpen until tomorrow, take it, alexander mikhailovich, dynin, constant anxiety can cause a slow and painful death, i ask you, evaporate, but today i want a holiday, i want to go to a restaurant. i want to go where there is a lot of loud music, delicious food, nice women, i can keep company , but at the same time, for one thing or another, melon, you won’t become a nice woman, therefore you won’t be able to keep me company, if you want advice, make crossword puzzles , they say they pay well for them, that’s all for now, well, what kind of crazes, alexander mikhailovich, i also want delicious food and

and d as the sounds of war e ec around thehem, they signal yet again that they are innocents. we're supposed to be in the safe area, but you can hear the bombs behind us, he says. all of our houses are gone. nothing is left. israeli military has been calling for weeks on all those living in the northern part of the strip to movove southward.d. most recenently opening what it called safe corridors for limited windows of time. pushing thousands here where evacuees describe a harrowing journey. we saw along the road destruction, dead bodies everywhere. and israeli tanks would demand to search the youth she says. we saw one young man stripped naked. we witnessed unbearable scenes. the only way to reach the route is by foot or by cart for those who can find room. there was heavy shelling on our neighborhood and we were forced to flee. we have to use these donkey carts because there is no fuel, he says. they cut everything off to force us out of our homes. israeli troops are now in the heart of gaza city as israel's defense minister declared the entire city, w40hole of the engf popu

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home ec. >> dana: i made a cupcake pillow, also in the 7th grade. >> greg: could cupcakes sleep?en the egg white thing, the souffle, i spilled it on the oven door when it opened, yeah, i don't want to take that again, no thanks. i would take world lit again. so i could -- >> what would you take, greg? >> greg: calculus again because i got a d in it. yeah. yeah, and it was -- i don't understand -- like it still to this day, it keeps me up at night, you know, the nightmares, it's about the calculus final. >> kayleigh: i don't blame you. >> greg: and i'm always naked when i am taking it, what i did at berkeley. one more thing is up next. ♪ 'cuz we are the champions of the world ♪ businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. las vegas grand prix chose t-mobile to help power operations for one of the world's largest racing events. mlb partners with t-mobile to advance how the game is played. and t-mobile's network helps aaa stay connected nationwide... to get their members back on the road. now's the time to see what america's largest and fastest 5

affording networks a huge ec amount of political power. when richard nixon was in office, he worked to break down the economic and political power of the three television networks because he thought fi their programs at both news and entertainment, but especially news, were liberally biased and inherently out to get him. to do this he established the en office of telecommunication policy headed by clay whitehead. pictured here. the otp pursued --one of my favorite findings is this document i came across in clay whitehead's papers. toea it is the project that the otp pursued following nixon's re- election in 1972. they called it project b.u.n. which i later learned stood for break up networks. it was a very thorough and or comprehensive way to change policy and to turn to a new media technology , cable television , as a tool to wages war against network television. at the time, cable television was highly regulated median. and per the policy, it could not compete with broadcasting television. t he even entered some of the top television mar

caroline: you are backed by some heavyweights in the world of ec, box group, individuals as well.solution is not offered elsewhere? >> i have yet to see a telemedicine platform that will eat liens into continuous care. -- that liens into continuous care. parents are looking for a physician to get to know them and their family and their needs. what we have been able to do is develop that always on care by being there continuously and assigning a provider to your account. we see other telemedicine platforms basically you can parachute in for that one-off moment and step out and they do not get to know you. that is where we are moving. caroline: i was trying to get an appointment for my son or an ear on issue because i knew had to go in to see someone and there was not a single doctor available in all of the county. how do you solve for that element? a doctor has to have a look? >> we have been surprised by how much we can do via telemedicine. a lot can be done with a recorded video or a photo that we can treat. our providers come if you have issue, snap a video and or doctors can he

alphabet ceo called a china's work on the technology astounding during the conversation at aipac -- ap ecm the premise ai will proliferate. ai advances will get out all countries. it's naturally the kind of technology where i do not think there is any unilateral safety to be had. we all have a shared incentive to solve for safety. you could have ai go wrong in one country and impact every other country. in some ways it is like climate change and the planet. we all share a planet. that's true for ai. now that you know that will be true, i think that you have to start building the frameworks globally to make progress. i have seen encouraging progress . when the g7 happened in hiroshima i think that was a good start. you have seen more progress at the u.k. summit last week. the administration here, the white house has been leading the way as well. i saw good encouraging announcements even yesterday for the u.s. and china to start having a dialogue on ai. caroline: coming up we talk more about the u.s. and china relationships and the tensions there when it comes to technology. president xi ji

so this ece takes place almost entirely on a river. you know, the river, the father of rivers, the mississippi. and this river is a benevolent god,ut it's also a malevolent god, or at least a capricious god, because we this raf doesn't necessaril go where huck andim want it to go. they're they're ultimately hoping to get north and they don't make it. and i guess the question i wanted to ask you abt that is, what do you you suppose twain may have been tryg to surface when he has jim instruct huck on the importan of not beg cruel to oths in a time the 1880s when reconstructiois being completely dismantled, the promises of 40 acres and a mule have been already dmantled and put away. what do you suppose twain might have been trying to say to us with this complicated ending where jim was free the whole time? but tom sawyer doesn't tell him till the end because tom wanted to have fun. i'm wondering from a historical standpoint and maybe some insight on what you think twain was doing,ou from a vantage point of the historical location of the 1

the enemy japanese bullets are being torn to eces by, bursting bombs so now has to respond to shanghai as well as to manchuria, stimson immediately, cable said. foreign minister, the u.s. cannot watch the shanghai situation with indifference. within several days, president ordered all available u.s. naval vessels to china. he also sends thousand army men, 400 marines there. and the fleet has several tasks is to strengthen shanghai shek's hold on his government donner party always a problem as china the chese are so internally divided. the u.s. is to help maintain the open door and above all is to protect american lives and property. now there are some differences with any administration as to the use of these troops. hoover insisted that amerins will not fight asia, will not fight for. so he orders the troops to confine themselves to protecting americans. stimson believes it's important that japan fear the u.s. here. troops might help. and this is only time when the hoover administration is widely criticized during this crisis. the of the arican fleet to shanghai. there is some real ou

timing because the market had not been prepared and the fed for the first time would have 2026, like the ecn their forecast -- the ecb in the forecast. in the forecast it will be closer to 2%, so i think another rate hike is likely in the books. same for your. because it is election year, they do not want to rock the boat. so the mix of policies, u.s. a very favorable for the economy and in the higher rate for some time. haslinda: a very complicated time for federal banks because just as they thought they are done tightening, we are seeing asian banks tightening yet again, including the likes of indonesia. how does it look for the ecb? >> from our vantage point, they have, the european inflation issued to do with. inflation is relatively global. we have seen the most pronounced, the most synchronized and the steepest rate hikes i -- in history. they all moved at the same time. emerging markets like brazil have frontloaded this rate hikes in the u.s. so, emerging markets are done on average much better than any previous rate hikes. they did not see the capital outflows to the u.s. so there i

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luigi galvani, today we have ec, encephalography and so on, modern methods for studying the brain, theseund diagnostics, and dopplerography, and mri, and ct, and many other things, and mri, ct and other interesting abbreviations , and let’s ask your question, as always, what’s good today, are you able to not think about anything at all? unexpected question, and you think why i often i run, while jogging - this is probably the only place where i don’t think about anything , because it seems to me that even in a dream there are some thoughts, while jogging you can switch off from everything and there are no thoughts, it’s very pleasant, and you you know how not to think about anything, i honestly would really like to have the ability sometimes just not to think, you have to run, you have to run at night , it’s very problematic to run, but you lie there and remember such cases, at that moment i should have said, half the night with these thoughts and lie down, again you need to run, i i’ll think about it, okay, artyom petrovich, and when people in general, well, you as a philosopher should

there, alert border agents were able to seize immigrants carrying with hem ieks, explosive -- ieds, ec, really that tailor made for terrorism. he were the side of cannonballs. lauren: aliens of special interest. we know over 6300 have crossed from afghanistan, 1600 from pakistan, 659 from iran. it just takes one of those people or anybody else to be radical ielzed -- radicalized or get really mad when they get here. stuart: the headline, to me, was what the senator said about ieds. they've caught them bringing these across the border. lauren: but keep it open and blame the immigration policy. stuart: oh, please. makes you throw up. thank you, lauren. a student at cornell university has been arrested after he allegedly made threats against jewish students on campus. alexis mcadams at cornell, she has the latest after this. ♪ ♪ piring to work at a place where our patients succeed. and where we as therapists do, too. with great benefits from principal, our clinic shows they truly care about us. (♪) >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his

of its f-150 lightning pickup jim farln "special report" in september his company will continue tod eceal with evs and how do you seertt to tas today because electric vehicles for certain customers who don't travel long distances use it more commuting atmosphere that are wealthier. we're going to offer customers a choice. >> general motors is delaying the release of its chevrolet silverado and g.m.c. sierra electric pickup trucks by one year. tesla is also holding off on production of its planned factory in mexico. >> there's a lot of oversupply right now. consumers have more options. >> did the administration set the bar too high? >> they were so aggressive on this. they are way, way out over their skis. when you can't even not only force the public, you can't even bribe the public with $7,500 to buy. it's a good product. they will get there, eventually. >> bret: the inflation reduction act created a $7,500 clean vehicle tax credit for new vehicles; however, that often does not make up for the price difference between evs and gas-powered cars. "u.s. news and world report" list cheviy'

so is bob iger's imagine ec back?s going to require two more years to get the job done. stuart: i think today they're getting help because of the news that the hollywood strike is over. lauren: more content to the. on streaming. stuart: that's what they're all about. virgin galactic, investors cheering job cuts, stock is up. lauren: 18%. and they put out a fourth quarter forecast for revenue two times what wall street was expecting. stuart: okay. so they're up 29 cents -- lauren: well, they want to ship a lot of people to the edging of space, and they're making the the ships to do so. a. stuart: okay. amc down on -- what's this in. lauren: the stock is lower because they filed a perspective to offer $350 million of common stock. that reversed the stock. the stock had been up so much on earnings. barbie and oppenheimer, that was a win for them in the third quarter. and then they came out and said, well, we've got all of taye already swift's -- taylor swift's outfit changes, the concert movie, mt. fourth quarter. and th

earlier agents discovered a backpack containing ieds, improvised ec employeesive devices, the type of weapon used to kill americans in afghanistan and iraq. and we're going to follow up on apple's financial are results. the stock is down. apple's outlook for the holidays, apparently, disappointing. and, oh, yes, we'll show you again the mentalist, oz pearlman, figuring out my contact list without ever touching my iphone. we cover it all. november 3rd, 2023. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: straight to the jobs report. 150,000 jobs created in october, the unemployment rate up 3.9%. lauren: hiring slowdown in the month of october. if you look at september and august today, revised down by 101,000. wage inflation still the exists, but it is cooling. still up 4.1% on the year, however. so where are the jobs? health care, government, construction, each adding more than 58,000 jobs for health care, government, teachers and support staff for schools up by 51,000. the more important number, if you ask me, is manufacturing, a decline of 35,000. that was because the united auto

functional diagnostics, something that was only dreamed of before, electrocardiography, holter monitoring of ecg, in addition , a new method of ultrasound examination of the heart has been introduced. previously, patients who needed this study were sent to a medical institution in the city of mogilev. the new project will also help expand the capabilities of doctors. coming soon here on the hospital grounds a large construction of a modern building will begin, essentially a center for providing all necessary surgical care. the old department building will be demolished; all work is planned to be completed early next year. in return, it will build an eight-story complex, including the opening of additional coectition departments, this is a surgical department, urological, children's, surgical department and so on, these are diagnostic services in the form of computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound diagnostics of endoscopic equipment, and this is perhaps one of the largest construction sites in osipovichi in the new fast-growing microdistrict, an educational and sports center

storm drains ec also, you can actually check because with this, get flood ready website, they have a flood zone map. they have the whole thing. so you can ok, this is what could happen or has happened. you can see the flood zones right here. go peruse at your leisure and also they've been really talking about taking care of people who or on house. yeah, so that they're not hit out of the blue and suddenly, you know, in harm's way now. luckily, the rain that we're getting this week as it nears heavy as we were worried, it might be when we were talking about it last week. in fact, today's rain >> is starting to die down right now during the morning hours. look at sfo pretty sunny. john has more. >> and for the forecast, all eyes on this storm system. now storm developing in quite the interesting way as we made our way through this morning. you can see the center of low pressure from this latest round of rainfall sitting well to the west of us in not doing much movement during your overnight hours of last night. what that means is the rainfall that we've seen in the north bay is going t

it is in the deepest crisis, western europe, this very old europe, this very part of the new young ecollapse of their economies. this is a colossal internal civil confrontation, this is the absence of any strong foundations, ideological, philosophical, and so on, this is a complete collapse, this is a lack of internal unity, this is a forced unity that is organized by the united states, but there is probably something to discuss, in this himself historical moment, instead of sitting down at the table to start discussing real problems, real problems, and not... countries with this terrible fuss, global problems are on the agenda, there is something to agree on and there is something to talk about, because well, it seems to me that already everyone sees both the economic results and the political results of this terrible fraud that nato has started on our continent, but it seems to me. this speaks better than any words of self-accusation of this five, somewhere else not far from you blinkin should to be or appear at some point , are negotiations planned, is there any schedule at all for

kyrgyzstan , we will discuss the results of the negotiations with the official representative of the eche has connections with us. iya vitalievna, good evening! at the end of october, a meeting of eurasian interlaw took place in beshka and we know that as a result a number of joint documents were signed, including a regulation on the selection of joint cooperation projects and their financing. please tell me what this document is aimed at and what opportunities it opens up? indeed, the adopted provision is the main document of the new program for financing industrial cooperation, for business and directly for the countries of the union; in general, this is a breakthrough event, primarily due to the opportunities that open up directly for the member states. firstly, for countries with small economies, this will provide access to technology transfer from technologically developed countries of the union. secondly, this creates the preconditions for increasing the member states’ own production potential. further, this will also improve the competitiveness of the industrial complex not only