edmund, good morning again, i repeat that you were unlucky with the weather today, tell us how you arehere in general, how is the situation in the center of moscow, will the streets be blocked today? yes, yulia, honestly, i can’t even believe that calendar summer will come in literally 3 weeks, it’s so cold in the capital today, only 3° celsius, it’s been snowing for several hours, but of course, the ceremony will not be affected by weather conditions and... first of all, we are waiting, of course, for the presidential motorcade to pass through the territory of the kremlin itself, this motorcade will also include an updated aurus, so all attention is also on the motorcade, but the passage will be directly through the territory the kremlin, so there will be no need for strong closures in the center; only the moskvaretskaya and kremlyovskaya embankments will be closed to traffic, and some streets on the approach to the kremlin will also be blocked. and what is also important to note is that... yes, that’s absolutely right, just the day before the president held a final meeting with the g

of emergency was immediately introduced in several regions of russia due to the may zamoroskov , edmundhilbunov found out how temperature fluctuations would affect the harvest of fruits and grains. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. today its presenter is aina nikolaeva and igor politaev. vladimir putin's two-day state visit to china ended today. putin and xijen ping have met more than forty times as leaders of the two countries. they repeatedly. emphasized that their communication is warm and informal. this visit was the first foreign trip of the russian president after the inauguration. negotiations in beijing, which took place the day before, lasted until midnight; in addition to official events, they included communication in the tete-o-tet format over a cup of traditional chinese tea. today , vladimir putin told reporters that the issue of settlement in ukraine, including chinese peace initiatives, was discussed at an informal meeting. the president spoke about the impact of sanctions on the situation in... they did not refuse negotiations, unl

edmund dzhelbunov. the next episode of the london court saga of julian asandge. and they don’t extradite or release. read more, elizaveta gerson. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this is the program today. in the studio of ilmir effendiev. iranian authorities today officially confirmed information about the death of president ibrahim raisi, a helicopter carrying the islamic leader. russia was one of the first to offer assistance to iran, vladimir putin held a meeting with the heads of law enforcement agencies at night, the iranian ambassador was invited to the kremlin, and two aircraft from the ministry of emergency situations were urgently sent to the islamic republic. the funeral of ibrahim reisi will be held tomorrow in tabriz; five days of mourning have been declared in the country. come to us now. starring vladimir kobikov. volodya, well, it’s clear that now the experts are trying to restore the chronology of the tragic events, to find out the circumstances o

edmund zhelbunov, more details.f the fatherland fund met with entrepreneurs in the webrf pavilion at the russia exhibition at vdnkh. the full name of the pavilion is “cities for living come true.” it is symbolic that it was this space with such a telling name that the organizers chose to discuss plans for the economic and social development of the republic. donbass, kherson and zaporozhye regions. and at the same time, to summarize the interim results of the project "business mobilization". 300 people are currently employed. and this is where entrepreneurs also play a very important role. the business mobilization project created by the synergy corporation, together with the popular front, the support of russia, has existed for more than two years. during this time , more than 1,500 caring entrepreneurs from all over the country joined him and sent him to the northern military district zone, in total more than 100 thousand so-called. commodity units, they continue this work. initially , the movement was created to h

better explained byjohn locke, edmund burke and karl popper, rather than karl marx.ical hard left. so they argue that the prosperity of states such as the uk, us, france and spain and even australia or canada must be built on exploitation and empire. that argument is my colleague kemi badenoch has shown, is inherently flawed. but these ideas are deeply congenial to those auto authoritarian states who are ranged together against us. from iran, china, and even russia, the decolonisation narrative is meat and drink. the idea that the success of liberal western nations is built on plunder and domination, and that our attachment to freedom is me hypocrisy, is central to their efforts to advance their goals. that is why forces within those powers seek to influence the debate in our country. they want to weaken our collective resolve in support of democratic values and fellow democracies. and they know that if they can undermine support for israel by encouraging a broader lack of self—confidence in the west's values, they will have secured a victory. it is no mere coinciden

edmund zhelbunov, alexey sidorov, irina prochakovskaya, ntv television company.he country have consulted doctors due to tick bites. according to experts, if previously it was believed that carriers of dangerous diseases live in siberia in the far east, now more and more cases are occurring in central russia. repina figured out how to protect health family as possible. the fedorichev family from the ulyanovsk region has three children and one dog, a young german shepherd, rubin. rubin has recently grown up and now they walk with him not only in the yard, but in the forest, and where there is a forest, there are ticks. here he is, not only active, i would say, he is hyperactive. doesn't walk on paved paths. he definitely needs to go somewhere through the bushes onto the grass. accordingly, we... have been available to insurers in russia for about 10 years now; in general , this product is in demand due to the fact that it is not terribly expensive, which means on average an insurance product with a basic package, which is called a package, it costs from 200 to 600

podium, then to the cathedral square and temple, recorded. television cameras, our correspondent edmundhalbunov also tried not to miss the details. this is the eighth inauguration of the russian president in the last 33 years, that is, in recent history, in principle, in the entire history of our country. and despite the fact that this solemn ceremony does not take place so often, first with a difference of 4 years, and then 6 years. the procedure itself, each step turning the head of the standard bearers into the mouth of the honor guard, was practiced to the point of automatism and calculated down to the second. in general, in state protocol there is no ceremony more important than ceremony. vladimir putin walked through the st. george and alexander halls of the large kremlin palace, connected into one enfilade filled with honored guests. this is footage from a live broadcast, which was watched not only by millions of russians, but also by viewers around the world. exactly at 12:00 noon. russian federation, respect, protect the rights and freedoms of man and citizen, comply with prote

it can be as hard as edmunds or sauce is graphite. when carbon bonds with oxygen 50 comes gaseous world wide, it's these carbon dioxide emissions that we need to reduce. that's because the colorless and photo lift gas is considered the main cause of global warming. and that is the 2nd weather patterns everywhere from the polar forest in the north to the amazon in the south. the many faces of carbon coming off on tomorrow.

by artificial intelligence were sold at auctions for reasonable money, for example, a portrait of edmundlomi - a painting that was created by artificial intelligence was auctioned for more than 4 hundred thousand dollars. why do you think works created by artificial intelligence are so highly regarded? yes, works that artificial intelligence creates are now being sold and purchased by collectors, the example you gave is not the first, in the sixteenth year specialized auction in america, already a representative. google sold their works, and even now the latest news is just recently, it was that artificial intelligence has finally earned more than a million from its works, but it ’s probably too early to say that these are very large sums at the moment, especially in the art market , because as an example i can cite that just recently, also in the twenty-second year, the work of andry orkola, marilyn monroe, was already sold for almost 200 million dollars. concerning artificial intelligence, of course, understanding people understand that artificial intelligence came to art, creativity,

edmund zhalbunov. the arguments between the parties began before the trial.he us and its allies are arguing whether it is possible to issue an arrest warrant for the israeli leadership or not? vladimir kobyakov studied the arguments of the parties. built in antarctica, made in russia, alexey kvashenkin will tell you how the most modern polar station, nzk vostok, was created. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this is the program today in the studio of ilmir effendiev. exercises with practical testing of the preparation and use of non-strategic nuclear weapons began today in the southern military district. this was reported by the ministry of defense. they noted that the training is carried out in accordance with the instructions of the supreme commander-in-chief. at the first stage, missile formations practice combat training tasks and obtain special ammunition for the complex. iskander is equipping them with stealth launch vehicles, the designated area for preparation for launches. aviation is also involved in the exerci

edmund zhelbanov, natalya dudina, nikolay lavrukhin, igor venediktov, sergey dedukh and denis shuiskyfor a short weather forecast on ntv and come to us. evgenia neronskaya joins. evgeniya, should we expect further warming in central russia? yes, it has already begun, at least at least, night frosts are a thing of the past and daytime temperatures in european territory are finally rising. the fastest is in the northwest in pskov, tomorrow +23. even in kaliningrad it is more modest, but without precipitation. in the center of the volga region, the temperature is a couple of degrees behind the norm, but the spring sun is trying to warm everyone, from smolensk to nizhny novgorod p16. the warmth has only arrived in the north for a day, already tomorrow in the arkhangelsk and murmon regions it will become sharply colder, it will start raining by 10 degrees, we will have to wait for the return of spring for another several days, and the southern regions were stuck in the rain in the cool, without precipitation only in the crimea, in the ozovo region in the kuban, rain and a maximum of +18, a

edmund chelbunov found out who will pay and how much. new times dictate new conditions.arliamentary hearings on the issue of improving tax legislation, vyacheslav volodin said that we would talk about distributing a fairer tax burden, and today the speaker of the state duma explained what dictated such a step. this issue is overdue, a flat tax scale, without solving those tasks that are now necessary, we are developing, each stage of development requires, among other things, changes. legislation. specific proposals regarding the future progressive scale have already been formulated by the head of the financial government block. when preparing proposals, it is proposed to proceed from the principle of fairness. this is our key approach. world practice shows the use of progression in taxation of citizens' income. the principle applies in the countries of our neighbors, and where the top of the scale reaches 25% in non- cis countries. there we know the upper scale. in fact, and this is absolutely understandable, because we are all taxpayers, because the tax system is always

edmund zholbunov attended the ceremony.uture people's militia station: the 89th birthday of the capital's metro begins a new stage of work. the metro builders have prepared for the ceremony and further work. in accordance with traditions, they have female names. natalie will lay the left distillation tunnel, so victoria was delegated the right one, and from here, from the people’s militia station, both accounts must get to the next stop, that is, to the future general karbyshev boulevard station. so soon another new line will appear on the map of the already extensive metropolitan subway. the command to launch the cheats was given by sergei sobyanin. today we are launching two more tunneling accounts at rublevo arkhangelskaya. line, a very important line, better transport accessibility for 800 thousand muscovites, and by going onto novorishskoye highway, they will take some of the load off this very intensive and overloaded direction. in addition, sergei sabyanin congratulated everyone involved in working in the capital’s m

yes, thank you, it was edmund zhilbunov, he works in the very center of moscow, where the presidentialion will take place in the near future. well, as you just saw in our correspondent’s live broadcast, the weather in the capital today is atypical for may; it has been going down in moscow since the morning. wet snow. the air temperature in the moscow region has dropped to zero in some places, now in the capital it is +2, which is 6-7° below normal. according to weather forecasters, during the day the thermometer will not rise above +6. also strong winds of up to 14 m/s are expected. similar weather will be in moscow on may 9. the air temperature in the morning will be slightly above zero. due to the colder weather , they decided to return heating to moscow houses. expected in all regions of the central federal district, precipitation, including snow, is possible in some places, time 5:00 am. the death toll as a result of fires in the irkutsk region has increased to two, at least four people were injured, one woman is in serious condition. a state of emergency has been declared in the r

today in moscow. stable, but can snowfall interfere with the ceremony, we find out from our colleague edmundhalbunov, he is on the roof of the national hotel, of course he could get in touch with us directly, but the inauguration ceremony begins in the kremlin vladimir putin, let's watch, yes. and gentlemen, the solemn ceremony of vladimir vladimirovich putin’s inauguration as president of the russian federation begins. the state flag of the russian federation and the standard of the president of the russian federation are introduced. so, under the oncoming march , the russian flag and the presidential standard are brought in, along with the sign of the president of russia, we will see it a little later, one of the two official symbols of presidential power, its original is in the office of the head of state. standard bearers walk along the central path through all three halls: georgievsky, aleksandrovsky and andreevsky. the kremlin palace is, of course, the center of attraction today, it is the ceremonial residence of the head of state, it is there that the most solemn ceremonies take place

yes, thank you, edmund dzhelbunov, he spoke about today’s ceremony in the kremlin, and this inaugurationan occasion to remember past ceremonies. so, july ninety- first. year, kremlin palace of congresses , the inauguration of the first president of russia, boris yeltsin. i swear, when exercising the powers of the president of the russian, soviet, federative, socialist republic, to observe constitution laws. rsfsr. the flag of the rsfsr was flown over the kremlin, and patriarch alexei ii made the sign of the cross over the president , and the ode hail, the national anthem from the fall of 1990 to the end of 2000, sounded . the second yeltsin, august 1996 , the former palace of congresses is now called the state kremlin palace, the whole ceremony lasted about half an hour, the president's speech is only 45 seconds; shortly before this, yeltsin suffered a heart attack. by the way, it was with the inauguration of 1996 that the script for the ceremony was developed, which they still adhere to a certain extent with minor deviations, for example, vladimir. putin, unlike his predecessor, did not

the edmund de villiers v in a party, many of whom, if not german sympathy abuses, were distinctly anti british. so he had to very difficult balancing act to maintain so he put people like frank king into high sounding jobs with probably weren't all that he the chief censor and this meant that irish times had to send to frank and manydisallowed or bcase with this book by john of the biggles books, and this is his female hero created the for the war time quarrels of the wife and this came back completely very pro-british of smiley biding his time submitted exactly the same review, but for book he claimed could have been written called lottie look fluffer and this sale thproblem which gave him the opportunity to kick up a tremendous revealing the evil of aiken. let's come on towartime is a very difficult time for aut go on writing fiction or should they join up the armed forces, which many of the younger did? or shoul they other war work like for instance, a thriller wr dennis weekly did neville scientist or someone like archiewrote titlesf those books i've shown you from the government i

the participating countries managed to achieve over the 10 years of the organization’s existence, edmundzhelbunov learned. russia, belarus, armenia, kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan, their leaders gathered in the same st. andrew's hall of the kremlin, where the inauguration took place the day before. yaas was created 10 years ago, during which time he has achieved impressive results. as vladimir putin noted, the union has become one of the centers of the emerging one. from the date of signing the agreement on economic interaction, which means there is a reason to look back at the path we have traveled together and sum up the results of our work during this period. over the past decades, our association has established itself as one of the independent and self-sufficient centers of the emerging multipolar world. the eurasian union today is an effective and dynamic integration structure, the activities of which contribute to the growth of trade and investment exchanges, the intensification of business contacts, the expansion of cooperation ties, which ultimately bring real benefits to each of mem

1500, this scientist was not only an astronomer, in 1690 he developed a project devices. this is edmunderas, including one theater piece. no wonder he was nicknamed black, by whom? vagnev. eugene. black black 1500. chernogorsk. he's haratas. the second most populous city in this russian republic. in my opinion, this is khakassia. right. dreams 1500. do not disturb children's sleep. let a light swarm of smiles guard the peace of the night. the song was written to the melody of alexey rybnikov. for the project of a health institution where they would be treated with sleep and music, the architect konstantin melnikov came up with exactly this name from two consonant words: beethoven naveeva, and from two consonant words, sleepy sanata, exactly, dreams 900, cat and mouse. who will you give it to? igor. igor. thank you. the topic is not only about birds. 300 or one and a half. attention to the screen. name the constellation swan, right, black, black over 600. on january 1, 2024 , an indian satellite went into space, and among the tasks of the mission was measuring the mass of these objects,

edmund lee, i'm a project manager with the street resurfacing program, yes. so, we'll take note of the sfmta project. specifically on oak street. you're mentioning. is that correct? correct yes. so just in general, you know, we do have a, a utility coordination or project coordination tool that the city utilizes, dot maps . and that's a program that all of the city agencies uses, and that basically shows all of our planned and proposed projects. and we're able to use that to, to help facilitate any type of coordination that we have with our, our projects and create sort of joint opportunities and adjust project schedules accordingly to accommodate each other's schedules. so, that is that is one venue, if i'm, i'm not sure on the specific project, if that's you know, what the schedules are currently, but i can definitely take that back and, you know, update you with that. thank you. that would be great. and we raised this because early on when some of the planning was happening around the bike lane design there, it took our office recognizing that some of the

about three months after the disaster, edmund versus. george mcclellan, who was then commanding union forces. the was was sitting with president lincoln in the white house discussing affairs when. a runner came in and handed him a piece of paper. mcclellan opened it, read read it, put his pocket. never said anything about its content to the commander in chief. and that report was a report of the disaster at ball's bluff and the death of lincoln's close friend. later that afternoon. as lincoln was want to do. he wandered over to mcclellan's headquarters. and mcclellan not there. but he said to thomas eckert, who was mcclellan's clerk. anything new. and accurate says, no, sir, there's nothing new in the file. he goes into mcclellan's office and he sees they're laying on his desk, a copy of telegram reporting on ball's bluff in the death of colonel baker. to say he was in would probably an understatement. and he comes out and he confronts eckert. and he said, i asked you was there anything new. and eckert? well, sir if you'll recall my resp

assure that the country’s food security will not be affected, this is what will happen to prices, edmundroach, look, touch, touch, the same leaves melt with a stake. sudden may frosts caught gardeners in several regions of russia by surprise. the tulips are broken, that's it, the caps are bowed. a beaten hydrangea saved all the bushes, an ordinary bucket helped, they covered it, saved it, and if the lucky ones were in a bad mood, but the situation was generally not critical, then professional farmers’ income from the sale of farm products is at risk, because what will ultimately happen to the fruit and grain harvest is still unclear, quite large areas are affected by frost, but the main damage is in central russia, about 21 regions suffered from returning cold weather, from the strength of the root among the farmers of the voronezh region, they understand that in the fields everything is relatively simple, what you sow, what you reap, but what to do if, unlike the same spring wheat, the apple tree cannot be replanted so quickly, voronezh apples are sold in chains... in the rostov, volgog

the edmund de villiers v in a foyle party, many of whom, if not german sympathy abuses, were distinctly anti british. so he had to very difficult balancing act to maintain neutrality. so he put people like frank king into high sounding jobs with probably weren't all that important. so he the chief censor and this meant that the irish times had to send all its book reviews to frank and many of them were disallowed or butchered. and this was particularly the case with this book by john of the biggles books, and this is his female hero created the for the war time quarrels of the wife and this came back completely disallowed so the very pro-british of the times are in smiley biding his time and then submitted exactly the same review, but this time for book he claimed could have been written called lottie of the look fluffer and this sale through censorship without a problem which gave him the opportunity to kick up a tremendous fuss revealing the evil of frank aiken. let's come on to authors now wartime is a very difficult time for authors. what are they to do? should they go on writing fi

shevtsov, two by dmitry parkhomenok, one each by roman roshchin, anton drozdov, jeremy jordan and edmundthe latter, with seventeen points, became the most productive rugby player of the match; in addition to the scored try, he accurately scored six times. arrow came first place in the table, but as it turned out later, not for long. a day later, enesey stm beat dynamo moscow and regained first position. blue and white new recruit leighton eksteen marked his debut with a hat-trick of sorts, with the south african scoring a try. she scored a conversion and a free kick, but this was not enough to win. the krasnoyarsk team landed the ball seven times on dynamo's scoresheet. ramil gaisin added six accurate conversions, the result was 45:15 in favor of yenisei. for the second time in the history of the vtb united youth league, cska junior met in the final match and zenit em. 2 years ago, and also in moscow , 40 minutes was not enough to identify the strongest; in overtime, success accompanied the st. petersburg team. they gained the upper hand, and this time again with a difference of plus thr

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edmund zhalbunov spoke with participants in the business mobilization project.

edmund morris, later a biographer of reagan, said it came across as a strain an attempt at grand rhetoric. another dominant reaction in the american press was the speech. it sounded good, but it just wasn't very specific. well, while reagan's defense of democracy example, the new york times said that characteristically failed, to point the way from here to there or to give the russians a plausible of policy choices. jim anderson of upi the speech had few specific examples of the kind of project that reagan had in mind. the new york times and the same editorial i referenced a moment ago, reference reagan claim that democracy is not a fragile flower and the times concluded sarcastically about that flower power. it can work. but where's his spade? others thought that the speech just reflect american soviet policy, that the administration seemed, in the words of one commentator, have no soviet policy. peter schweitzer, who later wrote about the star wars program, noted that reagan was ridiculed scholars who believed he was fooling himself about the weaknesses of communism. now we have a coupl

sisters by limiting the colors of the rainbow on a bridge because those who came before us crossed the edmundoppose people like you. so i would like to declare this coming summer to be freedom summer, too. let's all of us commit to work and to vote for freedom, the freedom of women, even in florida and throughout the south, to control their own bodies, the freedom of gay, lesbian, and trans people to live their lives in a way that makes them happy and healthy. the freedom to read, including books that make you think, make you uncomfortable, make you grow. the freedom to vote. the freedom to march and to protest. to live free of gun violence, the freedom to go to school armed with your dignity and your diversity and all that you bring to the table. the freedom of immigrants to work free from fear of deportation. i'm telling y'all, every time that florida man bangs on about something with his awful self, i don't just get mad, i get motivated. let's get motivated and make this a real freedom summer. worthy of the heroes who created it, and ignore the racist governor who tried to steal it for wha

. >> and so, it took this massive, cataclysmic eruption on the edmund pettis bridge in selma in marchhe nation. and you saw the voting rights act of 1965 come into being. that was landmark legislation. >> i urge every american to join in this effort to bring justice and hope to all our people. >> it is considered one of the most important pieces of civil rights legislation ever passed. but 5-4, the u.s. supreme court took the teeth out of a law enacted 50 years ago. >> this was a 2013 case before the supreme court. shelby county, alabama, said they should no longer be subjected to preclearance which is essentially a process under the voting rights act that gave the federal government the power to approve any sort of changes to voting in that area before those changes were made. there were 13 states. there were some counties and a few other states. what the supreme court essentially said was that to subject these states to preclearance is to discriminate against these states. >> so, shelby v holder, that decision essentially neuters section 5 of the voting rights act. 12 hours later, w

when edmund morris and david mccullough did their books in the late 1970's, early 1980's, they did notbetween theodore roosevelt and his first wife, alice. those letters are all in the loves of theodore roosevelt. while i was doing the research, there was a safe at sagamore hill that hadn't been open since 1954. harvard called it the greatest discovery of theodore roosevelt letters since his death in 1919. all 11 of those new letters are in the loves of theodore roosevelt. so believe it or not, we're learning more about history the more time goes on and these incredible women in tr's life. jeffrey: you referred to his wife, edith, opening the door to the american century. now, even that's a kind of fraught phrase, a complicated phrase. what do you mean by it, and how has our conception of it and tr's role in it changed? edward: well, i think that history doesn't repeat, it rhymes. and of course, if you don't learn from history, you're condemned to repeat it. you think about tr's time, right? there was rapid technological change. they're flying in airplanes and driving in cars. he was b