defense attorney edmunds again went to court, and again won.iew, what did those victories mean for ken? >> well, from a practical point of view, it meant that indictment got dismissed. >> dismissed. as if he'd never been charged in the first place. ken was no longer free on bail. he was simply free. >> and now we're back to a point as though the case never was brought in the first place. and that's frustrating. >> how do you get your head around it? how do you process all of it? how do you move forward every day? >> and how would they make the case against ken and persuade the state to start from scratch? ken's story had never changed, that shirlene killed herself, accidentally or on purpose, with an overdose of pills. of course, the state still had evidence, like that pill bottle the sisters said they found stashed in the back yard of the condo, as if ken fed the pills to shirlene, then tried to hide the bottle from the police. but defense attorney edmunds could show ken didn't try to hide anything, that, in fact, he took paramedics to the med

edmund zhelbunov reports. from bishkek. summit, vladimir putin met with the president of tajikistan, imali rahmon. during the negotiations, the leaders discussed in detail the development of bilateral relations. after this meeting , the remaining presidents of the cis countries arrived at the building of the congress hall of the alla archa residence, with an interval of just a few minutes. everyone, despite the harsh a temperature drop of almost 20° in less than 24 hours was very warmly welcomed by the head of the host side, sadyr japarov. kyrgyzstan is presiding over the commonwealth this year; next year, just like in the cis, this right will pass to russia. the commonwealth remains a reliable and certainly in-demand and effective format of cooperation, within which the participating states build relations exclusively on the principles of partnership, mutual benefit and taking into account each other’s interests. and this seems to be such a common diplomatic formation, but behind it there are real deeds. and the real state

order to become fashionable again , whether handicraft products are in demand among young people, edmundlbunov learned. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company, this is the program today, its presenter is aina nikolaeva and igor politaev. today, an attempt by ukrainian saboteurs to land in crimea was prevented. the fsb published footage of the capture of one of the militants, and now he is giving a confession. according to him, a group of sixteen people was supposed to plant the flag of ukraine on cape terkhankut. the purpose of the landing is to put an ensign and say that the main directorate of development has entered crimea. your journey, how did you arrive here? uh, in the zadessa region - the village of vilkovoe, yeah, well, from the danube. armed militants advanced on a speedboat and jet ski. earlier , the ministry of defense reported that a night attempt to land ukrainian troops in the black sea was stopped with the help of aviation. the losses of the ukrainian army in different directions of the special operation amounted to about 500 people killed

edmund dzhelbunov figured out why this happened.ch became the longest armed conflict in us history, ended ingloriously. washington sent troops in october 2001. responsibility for the september 11 attacks was placed on al-qaeda, banned in russia, and its leader osama bin laden. who was hiding in afghanistan, however, in addition to the fight against international terrorism, the states were also interested in the distribution of spheres of influence in the middle east. this situation was used by the united states for expansion in the middle east, with the goal of creating a long-term military presence, a network of strategic military bases in afghanistan, from where it was possible to contact china, russia and iran. what indestructible freedom will turn into a crushing defeat, then, of course, no one suspected, especially since initially he... was considered a guest, this means a sacred figure in many ways for the afghans, secondly, osama bin incense belonged to relatives, already relatives, the leader, and in a word his extradition w

now, edmunds looked for a way to link chris to the murders.ail. they had shown jury photos of the murder weapon before. >> no. right, it is brand new. >> that in a follow-up interview, jacobs came back and told investigators he recognized the hammer. he said it came from becky's garage, a place chris often went to borrow tools. >> i have seen the hammer in the tool box, in the garage, and -- in my sister's garage. >> chef's deputies found -- in front of the home becky had bought for him, packing his truck for a weekend get away. >> he asked what is going on. >> no he didn't say anything. but in the car we took him to the office, put him in the interview room. >> i want you to really -- i'm telling you, right now, basically. >> she called me a lie. >> chris no longer shaking, the finally asked for a lawyer. >> i want to speak to low right now. >> as soon as i read him his rights, he clamped up. >> so his lawyers have. >> he's lawyered up. >> for investigator admins, the puzzle pieces not finally fallen into place. becky had the motive to kill k

what was john williams thinking when he and jose williams were crossing that edmund pettus bridge? i think he was trying to stay alive that day so he could stay alive the next day. somehow by some stroke of grace, mingled with human resilience, he moved to memorial park toward justice a little bit closer. he crossed the bridge and build a bridge to the future. center for american progress, thank you for 20 years of building that bridge to the future. don't stop building that bridge. keep doing the work. stand up. we stand -- because when we stand together, we win. god bless you. [cheers and applause] >> don't stop clapping. don't stop clapping. there's a little thing we are going to do together, right? i used to fancy myself a union organizer and at the end of every one of our meetings, we ended with a clap, song going to ask you to do the collective organizers clap with me. we're going to start off big and slow and building, building, building, building. [applause] senator rev. warnock, we thank you for those inspiring words. want to thank all of you for joining us in community to

edmund zhelbunov talked with those who are bringing the digital future closer.ntify, for example, computed tomography images. acute ischemia immediately on the scale aspex, please note, points are awarded. it’s not visible from the outside, but in fact the artificial intelligence examined each section in a matter of seconds, and thanks to the fact that the neural network was taught to distinguish normal from pathology, it quickly found suspicious areas, here the artificial intelligence identified an atypical lymph node and two tumors, most likely of malignant etiology , and here the computer helped determine the degree of scoliosis, and also very quickly and, what is important, when the patient’s health is at stake; speed did not affect the quality of work, it is very important when you have some kind of second opinion, and as a rule, before it was our colleagues, we received some kind of second opinion, now a second opinion is available and you have it all the time, but those specialists who do not have artificial intelligence, but the real one, with convolutio

edmund zhelbynov, now the floor to my colleague, valeria gavrilovskaya, host of the emergency programy? ilya, today we have an alcoholic drama in chelyabinsk, there an inappropriate drunk man started a stabbing near a liquor store. no, he didn’t want more, he was overcome by thirst, for whom, for what, the investigators have yet to find out, for obvious reasons , the detainee cannot speak yet, he needs to sober up, then get over the shock, he most likely does not remember that he injured the woman and one more buyer, we will tell you the details in our issue, ilya, daler, thank you, this is not only in the program, an emergency after a short pause. that 's all for now, go to nntv.ru, until meetings. up to 5% with a free sofcombank debit card. that the sale will bring us big discounts we are not lying razdutlete what is her name zagrebuks prepare your hands zagrebuks jacket baon for 2.099 fitness bombar cookies for 449 a set of frying pans for 4.999 this is the ecology of the city this is a contribution to the health of our children, this is clean air. they are talking about transferri

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edmund zhelbynov and valeria polukhina, television company ntv.ge of the sibirsky transport and logistics center was launched in the novosibirsk region today. today he took the first one. which runs from vladivostok to moscow. first deputy prime minister andrei belausov took part in the ceremony via video link. he noted that the development of the infrastructure of the country's transport corridors is one of the government's priorities. particular attention is paid to the three directions of azov-black sea, eastern and north-south corridor. today's launch of a large-scale transport and logistics center in the novosibirsk region is one of all within the framework of a departmental project until the end of 2024, it is planned to build and modernize thirty large logistics centers in different regions of the country. we expect that the opening of this new terminal will significantly increase the volume of container traffic in the eastern direction. a hub transport and logistics center with a container terminal and a railway terminal. structure will be

edmund zhelbunov examined the finest work of the masters. is literally woven into the fabric of each product. krestetskaya line, in modern terms, is a brand of what was once the novgorod province and is now. but novgorod region, this is one of the complex tablecloths, which belongs to the capsule collection, very beautiful, very openwork, takes time only for embroidery, the embroiderer takes about two months. all the jobs here are now occupied . just 10 years ago, the factory, which dates back to the second half of the century, was bankrupt. there were only 10 people left here, four of them were watchmen, but fortunately an investor appeared who took the risk of investing in the revival of the enterprise. 2 years. this premises was being reconstructed, that is , a two-story building, which is very large, completely renovated, completely reconstructed, a huge amount of money was invested here, but in general we have no analogues, it’s not that in russia, in the whole world, we are the only unique one, now we can say that nothing threatens the

edmund dzhelbunov will say. river or even sea transport? at first glance, almost nothing, but it turns out that this is frying oil. if for fast food enterprises this is one of the main ingredients, then for some ships it is also one of the main components, but this time biofuel. yes, green energy can look like this, because the oil in which your potatoes or nuggets were fried today may become so in just a few days. with fuel for a sea liner, absolutely all used frying oil is sent for recycling, this is about 5,500 tons per year. one of the important directions of our company’s sustainable development strategy is to reduce the amount of waste throughout the supply chain, direct the maximum amount of waste for recycling, and introduce elements of a circular economy. the circular economy is a closed cycle economy, and this means there can be no waste in this area. simply by definition: every morning a car comes to the fast food outlets and picks up what is considered waste material here, but as soon as you drive a

as edmund said, as edmund said, and bart and caltrain programs. if you have any questions about the accompanying projects in the report, i can try to answer them now or i might need to get back to the committee with via email and fill in any gaps that might come up in november 2014. the transportation road improvement general obligation bond was passed by the voters to make critical investments in the city's transportation system. the $501.7 million was intended to make muni less crowded and more reliable and improve safety for everyone getting around san francisco. the bond was the first component of a long term plan developed by the mayor's transportation task force in 2013, ten years ago, to raise up to $3 billion by 2030 to improve and enhance the city's existing transportation system and expand it for the future, for more issuances, have been generated by the city in june 2015 february 2018. september 2020, and most recently in august of 2021. appropriating $501.7 million total, including cost of issuance. here's an overview of the eight prog

edmund dzhelbunov, kiril yanchenko and evgeniy konovalov, ntv bishkek, kyrgyz republic.e of violence in the middle east. currents continue to rise. the israeli army is methodically destroying the gas sector's infrastructure hour after hour, turning the few remaining buildings into ashes. in response, hamas militants fire homemade rockets at israeli cities, spreading panic and death among civilians . the negotiations were rejected by both sides; no one is ready to concede. experts they predict a further escalation of the conflict with the likelihood of forces from, in particular, the hezbollah movement based in neighboring lebanon joining the fighting , our columnist sergei khalashevsky reports from israel. in response to massive israeli air strikes on the gaza strip, hamas attacked haifa, the third largest city in israel, with long-range rockets. air raid sirens sounded throughout the city all night. today the mayor of sdrot announced the urgent evacuation of all city residents. netanyahu announced the creation of an emergency government, in which the opposition will par

edmund zhelbynov and valeria polukhina, television company.d a history of helping children lasting more than a century. morozov hospital in the capital celebrates 120 years since its founding. today it is the largest children's medical center in europe. every year, the clinic’s institutions help 8,000 young patients and save many lives without any involvement. nakhidbaev met with employees of the moscow hospital and parents who entrusted their children to doctors. this is a story with a happy ending. two-year-old veronica came to her mother with a mercury thermometer in her hands, but the head of the thermometer was bitten off, then everything was in a fog, taxi, hospital, emergency room, a picture, the surgeon shows us, here’s mom, look, here’s mercury, the picture was taken so clearly, here’s mercury, they found mercury, that’s it , but he says, mom, look, you don’t only have artefacts here, he shows me in the picture, magnet balls just like a ring like that, i recognized magnets because the older children had such a toy. the operation laste

edmund zhelbynov and valeria polukhina, ntv television company.n's hospital in the country, morozovskaya, celebrates its anniversary. she turns 120 years old. every year, tens of thousands of young patients are helped here. the skill of doctors and the capabilities of modern equipment allow us to cope with almost any disease. nakhit babaev about stories of salvation. this is the story with happy ending. began as every parent's worst nightmare: two-year-old veronica came to her mother with a mercury thermometer in her hands, but the head of the thermometer was bitten off, then everything was in a fog, a taxi, a hospital, an emergency room, a picture, the surgeon shows us, here is mom, look, here is mercury, the picture was taken so clearly, here is mercury, they found mercury, that’s all, but she says, mom , look, you have not only art mercury here , she shows me in the picture - magnet balls are just like a ring, i recognized the magnets because that the older children had this kind of toy, the operation lasted 5 hours, all 11 magnets were success

moreover, ezenstein already has a prepared plan for scoring, he knows that he has a composer there, edmundhe wants to use termenvox, he takes this invention... an electronic musical instrument by lev theremin and assumes that they will take this machine, where you enter with your hand about antennas, and for you these sounds are higher and lower, yes, they will take these completely unrealistic sounds and put it on a soviet village, instead they have to earn a living with what they have to, here in france they are filming a sentimental romance, in switzerland they make a film popularizing abortion, a film called women's misfortune, women's happiness, a hymn to the art of medicine, which tise, in turn , works on to a large extent, and after that they finally go to hollywood in 1930, on parokhe, europe, but we have a small piece from the swiss film itself, by the way, where in the general plan there is a birth, it’s not just a woman lying, it’s grigory alexandrov lying, we know from his memoirs that alexandrov even had to stay in europe for a week or two, ezenstein leaves with tise, who has

another expert, professorjohn edmunds, said encouraging people to go to restaurants had sent the wrongt union says its members — working for 14 train companies — have voted overwhelmingly to carry on with strikes in the next six months, in their dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. you're live with bbc news. the other big story we are tracking very closely on bbc news... police in scotland say a woman has died after being swept into a river in glen esk near brechin as storm babet begins battering the uk with rain and strong winds. hundreds of people are being advised to leave their homes tonight in parts of scotland as the storm hits bringing what may be unprecedented rainfall. a red weather warning — meaning a risk to life — is in force until midday tomorrow with heavy rain sweeping through parts of northern and eastern scotland. fiona trott has more. the sea — sending a signal hours before the red warning comes into effect. this is lossiemouth earlier today. and here in stonehaven, another coastal community used to storms, but not like this. i think it's way over what it used to be

jessica caldwell from edmunds joining us.we come back, we will stick with the energy sector and the increase in cost to generate offshore power. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt miller --matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller with jon erlichman. cost to produce offshore wind energy is making the 2030 old look further than ever. bloomberg new energy finance is pared back their outlook by 29 percent as building costs for wind climbs to 48%. bloomberg's renewable energy lead joins us on set. i guess inflation has come back to bite even the biden administration's plans to grow wind energy. >> when joe biden came into office, he made it clear that climate would his big goal. he set out a really ambitious target of having three -- 30 gigabytes of offshore wind capacity but it is clear he will not get there. the latest forecast looks like it will be around 16 gigabytes, just about half. jon: big costs and big right down some players. will: the cost have gone up. still is more expensive. interest rates are higher. it costs more t

we actually learned about her when she was speaking here about the loss of the edmund fitzgerald before. she's an amazing speaker. she has dove and research vessels all over the world, but she spent the last 17 years really focusing on wrecks here in the great lakes. she's a graduate of texas a&m, us marine archeology program, which is really the preeminent maritime archeology program in the country. so we're we're thrilled to have carrie and as a sort of extra announcement for all of you, as was c-span and that contact got us and heard carrie was presenting and they're actually covering this evening's lecture to be broadcast nationwide. so great exposure for this topic and. carrie could talk about a lot of different topics, but we chose this one because it's it's really unbelievable. how does a 338 foot long steel ship sink in the most shallow of the great lakes and just vanish, never to be heard of again? with that carrie sowden. all right. thanks. now, just because we're on c-span, no streaking anywhere. okay. enough with my funny. thank you so much for having me here. i'm very excit

. >> reporter: what about edmund that helped you through those moments. >> he didn't make the needlebut to molly, he's part of the family. what does that means your child as a bond with something like that, in a way that not many people could. >> it gives me ease, knowing that they care so much for her, and to help her, and to make her not be scared anymore whenever she is there. it's like a good feeling. >> i was just doing my job. it really means a lot. it does. yeah. love you guys, always will. you'll always be in my heart, always, always, always. [ laughter ] >> how are you? >>> that's it for this sunday. >>> that's it for this sunday. i'm hlieal the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 related er visits are three times higher than the flu. so stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines this fall, just like you do with the flu. because you've got no time for 19. stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines. >>> n

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edmund zhelbunov, olga vailoshnikov, ilya fedosov, sergei vorobyov and alexey ermakov, ntv televisionlargest film depositories in the world is celebrating its anniversary. the legendary state film fund of russia turns 75 years old. in terms of volume of materials, it was even included in the guinness book of records. according to the law, the fund receives a copy of each film or video. released on the screens of the country, this is about 10,000 materials per year, while the employees of the state film fund not only preserve history, but sometimes return it literally frame by frame. alexey prokin, imbued with the spirit of cinema. tamara shvidyuk is rewatching the location shooting of a young girl, probably for the thousandth time, but she always exclaims excitedly, this is a sensation, it is very difficult to reconstruct the history of the film based on the grain, especially when it was filmed before the revolution, looking... into the grain of an old film on the screen in the editing room. it is even more difficult to recognize the actors after more than 100 years. tamara managed to

and also inspiring younger generations who practice in out with the p as the main medium. frederick edmund is an old kind, is the talented artist who lived in coo mazda in cigna in gunn. i love to work with it's, as it's called, because plays very plastics and this kind of thursday. and so it allows me the opportunity to ship it into whatever form i like. working with clay is a reflection of my child with memory. where i like the idea of filing your height and having fun as the nazis. also how i'm able to translate to my ideas, you know, into force in like bringing my thoughts into reality. i think play has this and i do between myself and it, where the communication is very humble. it is one of the most humbling things for me in my life. the odds of making objects with key has been an age old foxes and gum, that's the dates, buck, hundreds of us, the making of the crowd has been mostly female dominated, where mazda strows fed, the protest adult has, and other female associates will play for money, pollution of the medium plate with various techniques and phones i employed to get unique, b

so there are several factors involved, primarily the continued siege of guys a, the, a bad edmund of much of the arab world of the palestinian issue. and the notion by israel that it can continue to maintain this kind of status quote in both the west bank and gaza without any kind of negotiated solution. so, you know, desperation is certainly a big factor here. as far as you know, going forward, it's pretty clear that is relevant to everything in his power to retrieve the captives. and it's still an unfolding situation. and we don't even know exactly how many, how many are civilians, although it seems like quite a, quite a lot of them are civilians. for israel, this is a huge blow, and it is now going to have to deal tactically and strategically with how to retrieve them. it's, there are no, there are no clear or easy options right now. indeed, more of the israel says its goal is to ensure that hamas ceases to exist after this . it's mobilizing a $100000.00 reserve is so israel preparing for urban warfare in gaza. and what will that mean for the local population as well for all the p

and is evident in edmund burke's action in the uk when he turned away his constituents because he was making stand on something in the name, the whole polity. but you to watch coolidge go through this Évolue you know through his career something that struck me listening to our speakers is from service delivery to development, perhaps too many who end up in policy development, don't have experience in service delivery, meaning maybe two things. one, they're more eager to take on more policy development and they might be if they knew about the implementation of it, that being the first and the second being, you know, they just don't have the experience to know the implementation. some of the problems that you talked about, mayor matt, we were constantly to washington to explain that there's no democrat or republican way to fill a pothole. i mean, you you know, you get it done. you don't argue the philosophy of you know what's the you're putting in there you it's a very different approach to problem solving and that's why you see at the conference of mayors or the u.s. conference a natio

i am edmund chavez iii from the philippines. . i apologise for asking - a most difficult question. past, but in the present. i was really struck when i first moved to this region how so many people still carry the rusted keys of the homes that they had before 1948 and the independence war for israel. and when i met people, when i would say, "where are you from?" or, "where is your home?" they would refer to where their grandfather was born, which was a village in the west bank or in gaza or... and we now know in our time there's a lot of medical, scientific evidence about generational trauma, that you live through the trauma of your ancestors. and this is very much being lived by palestinians now, when we hear suggestions that that they should just... "why don't theyjust move?" "why don't the gazans just move for a short time?" "why don't they cross the border and just set up camps in egypt, just a temporary tent?" or, "why don't they go tojordan?" they know that when they do that, they will become refugees again. settlements, tented camps always become permanent. and that is why t

favour of lockdown, some against, deciding what to do next at the time, and that included professor edmundthe chancellor and she was asked, was that referring to eat out to help out? he said he couldn't remember but he thought it might be and of course dame angela is a the chief scientific adviser worshipping with the sunak administration. thank ou ve with the sunak administration. thank you very much. _ with the sunak administration. thank you very much. hugh _ with the sunak administration. thank you very much, hugh pym. _ with the sunak administration. thank you very much, hugh pym. -- - with the sunak administration. thank you very much, hugh pym. —— working with the sunak administration. the metropolitan police has apologised to the family of a teenage boy after an officer mistook his water pistol for a real gun. the 13—year—old — who's black — was surrounded by armed police and handcuffed while playing with his sister injuly. the boy's mother says she felt his treatment would have been different had he been white. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell, reports. hackney,

i'll just as edmund com as this report from remodel. 6 okay, i'm going that's going bucks a month at the at the pied westbank is now not only occupied, it's effectively located these really, um, it has turned it into an archipelago separation. you call and leave you hire and to go visit some of your friends and, and they bring area 3200000 palestinians. a simply stuck the show. i looked at 10 minutes ago. i am sick, but they're not letting me in. this is was them when we used mules to move around in the old days. now we can't even get anywhere with cause is really false, is of also severely restricted the border with jordan, the only crossing point of the policy. things want to travel abroad, leaving 1000 stranded say, hey, hallelujah, is the head of settlement monitoring of the applied research institute to slip. the specializes in these rel system of check points and restrictions on palestinians. but what that should be, the west bank is surrounded by more than $567.00 check points by the occupation at the green line or within the west bank. and these new restrictions. i've turned

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