everyone understood that sooner or later leonid ilyevich brezhnev would no longer be with us, the end of timesmanaged to get a job at the moskovsky-komsomolets newspaper as a journalist, that is, get this certificate, because i was not a komsomol member, and my biography just happened so that i was expelled from the pioneers, from the pioneer organization, and uh, it was at the ceremonial line that was assembled at the pioneer camp uh forest republic. camp this one, too, in my opinion, was part of the structure of the central committee of the soviet union , because my dad worked as a correspondent for komsomolskaya pravda, which was the organ of the central committee of the komsomol, so i was caught smoking portagaz, there were such cuban cigarettes, very cathedral, and i was expelled at the ceremonial assembly, in the morning they collected ruler, they put a tie on me , which i... wore as a pioneer, well, because it was meant that already in the senior detachments it was somehow not a camelpho, that is, it means that the little ones wore it there, in short, they put a tie on me that wasn’t mi

this is a podcast chronicling the end times.rly eighties there was a high-profile case, it was called the tregubov case, because it was the name of a moscow official who protected sokolov, the director of the so-called eliseevsky store, deli number one, this enterprise was officially called, 15 thousand people were brought to justice in the case of deli number one, this case was handled by a state committee. grishin's ambitions, grishin's ambitions , in any case, there was such a version, including in the western press, my western colleague, george krymsky, who, as far as i remember, was a representative of the associated press here in moscow, he wrote an obituary at the end of the eighties, and then there every 3-4 months, just six months he it’s just that... in general , brezhny left in 1982, gorbachev came in 1985, glasnost and perestroika began, but for me the fact that the end of times had come, this became a very indicator that i was in 1985 year, i managed to get a job at the moskovsky-komsomolets newspaper with a journal

, because in fact, every time... when a year ends, a new one begins , it’s the same with times, someond time in the same city, but no longer in maya beach, not on the ocean shore, but since we - we had such a format - traveling after the sun on this very cadillac, because uh. quite cloudy in winter in miami the water is very warm there 25-26°, because in summer there it’s generally impossible, in the summer it’s very hot and humid, and in the winter it’s just comfortable, but it’s cloudy, and we just, being in one place or another , saw that there was sunshine here or there somewhere, that is, there was a blue sky, we sat down - in this the very kodilak and rushed there in search of ultraviolet light. program, where a lot of modern journalists came from, moreover, it was invented by her , she was the producer of such a project as portzone, it was just such a very, very fashionable project in the mid-nineties, it was such a disco and it was there that the career of, say, gosha began kutsenko, yes, he started out as a tv presenter, and he became famous precisely as a presenter... of a

, because in fact, every time a year ends, a new one begins , the same thing with times, some times end, not on the ocean, but since we had this format of traveling for the sun on this very cadillac, because it’s quite cloudy in the winter in miami, the water is very warm, 25-26° there, because in the summer it’s generally impossible there, in summer it is very hot and humid, and in winter it’s just comfortable, but cloudy, and we just see being in one place or another. where a lot of modern journalists come from, moreover, it was invented by her, she was the producer of such a portzone project, it was very, very in the mid-nineties, so fashionable... someone else, lera, yes, this is lera kudryavtseva, here the two of them, gosha kutsenko and lera kudrya. started under the leadership of lena demidova, in short, both demidovas had a lot of plans, and they came to us, in my opinion, in total, well, on these same new year's holidays, that is, for 10 days , so these were rushing after the sun, because during these 10 days, in general, i wanted not only to drink, eat, but swim and sunbathe,

there was no official article for fartsovka, until 1987, when actually the end of times came and in generaling of foreigners. that is , the word fortsovka did not appear there for harassment of foreigners, that is, for this, a foreigner had to complain that he was pestered, the person could be detained and punished with a fine of up to 200 rubles. this was a decent amount for the late eighties, it was commensurate with the monthly salary of a soviet employee, but they were not punished for farce at all, but people still generally bought it as if they were spit head to the sides. it all happened very quickly, they didn’t want to attract attention , it ’s not even about trying on this thing, well, there was no conversation about it, and uh , a person could buy it, and really the size didn’t suit him, because there wasn’t even an opportunity , let’s say, take out the same jeans and look at them, they were just in a bag, you could see the size there, and poles sold jeans in my school era for 30 rubles, and then the price went up - during my student days, when i, relatively speaking, saying, was

movement began, things began to be brought here in an organized manner, in general, it came the end of times the end of times, and i, evgeny dodolev, told you about the subculture of soviet farcists. this is a podcast 20 years later, me and its host konstantin mikhailov, and today my guests are... old friends, dj fonar, aka vladimir fonarev, and evgeniy rudin, he’s the legendary dj gruf , hi, hi, today we have a dj broadcast, i’m also a welder, but not a real one, i’m a tractor driver, you ’re a dj yourself, you know, this is great, yes, so as not to slip, so to speak, a professional conversation and in order not to use exclusively our medical terms, so that others will also be interested , let’s immediately agree on this: that we speak in simple language, use a minimum of some dj terms, well, there are hooves, faders, kio, okay, agreed, yes, yes , volodya, turn it off, everything is possible, yes, everything is fine, we had some fun, okay , danced, had a mini-rave on a podcast 20 years later, guys, we were relevant in the 2000s, someone else was relevant in the nineties, listen, i remember

we are ready that quickly in the end times.give priority to the country, especially in places where this type of disease and these conditions are common, and it is in our plan to carry out this expansion, god willing. officials of the atomic energy organization say that by the end of next year, 50 wound treatment centers equipped with plasma technology will be established in the country so that people in different regions of the country can have easier access to this technology. sza yaqoubi azizi, sda news agency, last evening of 2020 and recording the martyrdom of about 22,000 people from gaza in just 86 days. spokesperson of the ministry of health in its latest report, gaza announced the martyrdom of at least 2,182 residents of this narrow strip and said that the number of injured has exceeded 5,651. according to the news media, the fighters of the regime. zionists attacked khan yunis many times today, as a result of which at least 35 people were martyred. officials of the gaza ministry of health say: 68 other people were mar

, because in fact, every time a year ends, a new one begins, the same thing with... times, somers begin, we come to the second episode with handcuffs, because for the second time i also found myself in handcuffs in the same city , but not in miami beach, not on the ocean, but since we had such a format of traveling for the sun on this very cadillac, because it is quite cloudy in winter, the water there is very warm 25-2, but because in summer it is generally impossible there, very summer it’s hot and humid, and in winter it’s just comfortable, but it’s cloudy, and we just, being in one place or another, saw that there was sunshine here or there somewhere, that is, there was a blue sky, we sat down - in this very kodilak and rushed there in search of ultraviolet light, because the demidovs came to us for a short time, and why not for long? i’m here because of the search, because lena demidova, in fact, is a very gifted producer, this person on television was very, very authoritative, that is, she was like that, she went shooting with bandits, because well, this is the nineties, s

not as easy to book end with start times, end times, there is just this messy run of rain seaming three, primarily focused on sunday. so, that, let's watch that again. if you look at the friday system you can see it is neat. we will clear it out. saturday, a few showers on that. more on the 9ers game in a second. as we go to sunday you can see it is more impressive. a yellow bull's-eye there on sunday. that is a second storm. if we talk about saturday at 5:15 when the 9ers are playing, we saw the time frame and the future cast. there was rain coming through. it is not one of the heavier bull's-eyes, rain is possible for the 9ers game. should not be a significant impact on the game the way it looks, still a possibility of rain. one more way of looking at it, friday's rain, a little more on saturday, a lot more sunday, going into monday. so, this, this needs watching and we will get refinement in the details, much more on it as we get closer to it. let's get you caught up in the seven-day forecast to show you what it looks like. opportunities for rain here. don't forget the chance for pat

times. by at the end of the year, 13 million tons were sent in this direction. gazettes write about this. received by vietnam, malaysia and indonesia, and in terms of the growth rate of purchases by 4.2 times, sri lanka became the leader. in general, russia supplied more than 170 million tons of coal abroad in 2023. it was economic news. short. hello, i am boris sakimov, and i am oleg stepanov, and we are the creators of the russia 2062 project of the free thought headquarters. together with experts , we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future in the next 40 years.

closely. department shares when jerusalem is no longer trodden down by the gentiles, then shall the end times be looked $21.00. there will be famines in disease and war and the jewish people are going to go back to their homeland at that point, jesus christ will come back to the air. when the king com we will all go to help. while the earth is burnt with fire. anybody jewish or not yours? that doesn't accept christ in my opinion, one of going to hell at some point, i believe that god is going to open the jewish people's eyes to really who jesus christ was. you have 2 options to know and to serve jesus christ or to know and to serve the end of christ. but you're going to serve one of those 2 who have you chosen, even though the jews are going to burn in all over again because they're not going become christians. this rarely is still what the support. it just says weird marriage of cynicism, inconvenience between the evangelical right and the, the lobbying helped us for the state of israel. christians everywhere must be brought to understand that you guys are not merely supporters of israel. yo

story rbm. is ending, time is approaching dawn , we are symbolically greeted by the site of the two-block, which should ensure the energy security of the region for at least 80 years to come. elizaveta bukreeva, alexander azarov, lead kursk. upgraded control systems, ultra-modern electric motors and navigation complex. the new diesel submarine kronshtat, which today became part of the russian northern fleet, is equipped with all this. the ceremony took place at the shipbuilding site. admirals verfi plant. submarines of this project belong to the fourth generation of non-nuclear submarines are today the most modern submarines. transtat can reach speeds of up to 21 knots, which is about 40 km/h, is practically invisible to sanars and is armed with caliber missile systems. about new investment projects with government support. support amounts to almost 4 trillion rubles, these are already quite serious funds, i would like you to talk about the results of your work for 2022-2, despite sanctions pressure, other unfriendly actions countries, our investment portfolio grows by 1 trillion rubles p

a long time ago, it ended a long time ago, i remember everything, i remember the best, first the texts, these are the texts, these such, he managed to page, photographed texts, these are photographs to live, i had to first. the text was indigestible, and he managed to do it all, it was perfect, i wonder, i looked at them, how they, how they always remember, well , why 60, but come on, they don’t think it’s 60, well 60, so what, and so in spirit, you know , you need to think about that, remember when it was 30, stop there, i think you think so too, that’s what we’re holding on to, we’re 30. “i can confirm the words of yuri sanovich, a4 format, yes page, monologue, 5 seconds, read it once for a minute like this, read it once, i’m ready, removed the entire page, so we were present at this for 20 years, 20 years, for my part, i want to explain why? i’m a very lazy person, i’m too lazy to always redo something several times, because, therefore, the most important thing for me on set is faster, look, let's film it, come on, i said the text, i forgot it now, but before i remembered

time and time again, when somebody ended _ suggestion. ended up under your gaze, each solitary, often terrified sub—postmaster sitting across an interview desk from you or one of your team would have been told that they were the only ones with the problem. isn't that right?- problem. isn't that right? that's not correct _ problem. isn't that right? that's not correct at _ problem. isn't that right? that's not correct at all, _ problem. isn't that right? that's not correct at all, as _ problem. isn't that right? that's not correct at all, as i _ problem. isn't that right? that's not correct at all, as i explained | not correct at all, as i explained earlier, depending on the branch, if the person was the only one in that branch that had issues. i've never said that to anybody i've interviewed, that you are the only one that has this issue. i've never said that and i will stick to that. what i'm going to suggest as well as you claim you are not getting the messaging from the top —— you were not getting the messaging from the top that you are

end. they came to alaska, what's in the time was like going to the moon. nobody knew what the last school was about. very feel. i don't know from the rest. and so i type been to alaska the course along like the natives. and he came and he served to his last breath. he was a well loved by the people respect that in the last it baptized many a talked many and at the time of saint herman and he wanted to come out here in service, a hermit after his 1st year's antonia and the god had other plans for him and he, um, he started at an orphanage for the orphans after a plague, killed many of the parents, some of us to some of those schools when that school in particular went to cisco later on and became a while. one of them went to the russian naval academy a crush dock, and at the end of his life was a major general in the russian army. so from spruce ireland that same and same herman to cisco, to crunch stuff and then a career in the russian military. so they, they did some serious teaching. it wasn't just something very simple. they, they learned them important

. >> the polls don't close so there is no clear end time but it was clearly a mistake.eople feel like their vote doesn't count, i'm not sure about that but it is disheartening when they have already called it. i think trump is the big winner and desantis is a loser but i think nikki haley is a bit of a loser more than a little bit. if she had won 25%, came in a strong second, we said she had momentum and then she goes to new hampshire and chris christie is gone and she has momentum. she can do well in new hampshire. then maybe sprint to michigan. but she can't claim a big win here. second or third place or tied for second. it is like splitting a doubleheader. kissing your sister? nothing against sisters, i don't have one. but i do think the idea that she would come zooming out of here into new hampshire, the core point is why? there is a wall around her. she can win areas around iowa state but pretty much nowhere else. the class divide is to me, the big story in american politics. she is on the wrong side. >> there was a narrative going into the weekend that nikki haley

end. it's time to kiss you. i wish i would break apart in the sudden explosion of your kiss, your kiss , to the high spirit of haj qasim, loud and one voice. o ali or ali, you are warm, thank you very much. thank you , thank you. ok, yes, yes. that we know how much do you have energy, he says, when blessings rise from your tongue , excitement rises from the depths of your being , you must send the blessings loudly until the hypocrisy rises up. may the blessings be your constant refuge and god willing , may you be safe under the shelter of this mention of blessings on muhammad and his family. do you want to sit down for a bit so that you don't get tired? i know you have a lot of energy and you won't get tired, but anyway, let us do the hosting. we will pay you a lot of money. we don't want to wait, sit down for a few moments, we want to call you again , but sit down for a few moments and take a break well, all over our dear iran , we are saddened by the incident that happened on the golzar shahada road in kerman.

but regarding the believers from our people, they will have a prominent and unique role in the end of times, as part of these principles and these values and these very important traits which are important and which represent a continuation of the genuine islam. real religion of god which will serve the ummah and its holy pass for the prophet may peace be upon him the islam of righteousness from its prophets and messengers and holding to the holy quran, the real approach of god and behav according to the instructions of the holy quran, this is a great honor for some of the people of the um abandoning these principles and showing loyalty to their enemies and the enemies also of the umah as a whole and also in bowing down to them and the quran has... against being loyal to these people, it is said that they will make you nonbelievers in the holy book, as some from the um commit themselves and commit their capabilities, all of them, their military, material, media resources commit this to do service for the jews, it's not only that they bow down themselves to the jews. they make others also bo

million people into the heart of the big city city. 850 the car is parked a journey by land has ended. 855 time for the city to take the air. tonight. traveling this way is simple. no stoplights, no speed limit, no no left turn and, just life hanging a string. life on a string a pretty tough string, but one that was traveled thousands of miles, left thousands of people, thousands, thousands of times. the city has brought the citizen town. now it will see that he rides safely and quickly to his place of work. every elevator is tested twice a year. the construction and plans of every new building must be approved. city engineers, all buildings that are unsafe are condemned. the safety of its citizens is the job of the city. 905 another place of work. the endless, thankless task of keeping cars. by 945, the housewife has bill monument to herself and has created for the city a monumental task. the endless job of keeping the big city. like a housewife. they come to serve the job of these trucks and crews is never ending. out in the morning. they return a few hours with the daily waste to the city. t

hold and what do you need to know about josiah manifesto, the ancient mystery and guide for the end times. israel the book you can't afford not to read. available wherever books are sold b. >> israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children in this orphanage bomb shelter. we're praying for god's help. praying to our vinamilk mill. our father. our king. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. thousands of rockets have forced over 100,000isis. have forced over 100,000isis. israelis to become refugee in their own homeland. in their own homeland. israeli families the international fellowship of christian s jews is on the ground reaching jewish the ground reaching jewish people of all ages children, mothers, the elderly, even ill maket survivors. but we can't do it without youh, your gift of $45 will make sure that the people of israel have mobile bomb shelters, emergency suppliesare work and the hot, nutritious meals that they so desperately need to them. our teams are working on the ground often at grea

aghazadeh saeed karimi and hossein mohammadi, the last time we were at hazrat zainab's shrine, until the end of time there. we were always martyrs. he was staying in the shrine until the last moment . these five people were martyred by siyim d. zionists in zainabiyah, damascus . he is falling into a dilemma that he can't come out of and it seems to me that he is making the last attempt. israel actually sees its own reputation lost and is looking to buy a reputation for itself because of the defeat it suffered on the resistance front and it can't do anything about it. the program is forced to empty itself like this do the killers of these five people, the zionists , killed and martyred about 25 thousand other people in the last hundred days. the smoky fire that they set up has gone to their own eyes many times. still , it's been three months, people don't give up resistance . an apartment, one car, one billion rials for oil and 10 years of fixed monthly salary. all and every special gift of washlan for the first person, remember that you must be a winner because washlan has hundreds of prizes

time. welcome to the 2023 nations cup football magazine program . at the end of group a games, qatar and tajikistan went to the next round. in the third and final round of the nations cup group stage matches in qatar tonight, the host team scored a single goal in the 6th minute. in the other match of this group, tajikistan won 2-1 against lebanon. in this game, first, the lebanese took the lead with a goal in the 48th minute by jay radi, but with the dismissal of zain, the team was down to 10 people from the 54th minute. and the pressure of the tajiks increased for a non-result until umerov made a breakthrough in the 81st minute and khamerkov opened the goal of leblalan for the second time in the extra time of the second half. with this result , tajikistan advanced to the next stage with four points after qatar as the second team in the group. but in the continuation of the third round of the group stage games , four games will be held tomorrow, tuesday. according to the schedule, from group b, australia will face uzbekistan and india at the same time from 15:

society headquarters, handing at least 5 civilians and creating a new born baby thought to us the end times. death, toll tops, 22000 the know things can be seen fleeing through overnight. ations building some 14000 refugees had been taken shelter that we have from united nations team, either and hong us to describe the actions of the as rating on some of them here though, i'm out hospital, it's a palestinian red crescent society facility. clearly marks with the red present emblem on the roof and just 2 hours ago you can see behind me and all around me, loose area was hits. 5 people were killed in and creating a 5 day old child. no child in the world should be killed. let alone one sheltering on to the end, the amount of tearing organizations this war has to end the palestinian red cross in the states. that is where any forces hit the 8 so of its headquarters with the adjacent auto mall hospital. so being attacked by his way, the tribes, the dead and wounded were taken to the nasa medical come in the meantime, acceptance of this stablish narrative within as well about the how las attack on t

regular time ended in a draw, but in extra time the williams brothers brought victory to the guests.rought belbao ahead, well, period. directed by the younger niko. 4:2. athletic advances to the semi-finals. and those who bet that there would be no winner during regular time began to notice an increase in their money even earlier. unexpectedly, the match involving another catalan team, girona, also ended. the leader of the spanish championship was knocked out of the cup by maleurka. the islanders took this match as seriously as possible. the proof of this was three goals in the first half. this happened between 21 and 35 minutes. the second ball turned out to be especially beautiful. pratz made an irresistible shot from outside the penalty area. in the sixty-seventh minute, raili violated the rules in his own penalty area, for which the referee not only awarded a penalty, but showed the player a second yellow card, which was converted estuania's penalty kick revived the intrigue, and savio's goal in stoppage time heated the atmosphere to the limit. but mallorca made it 3:2. and who b

time. but after that ended — for a long time. but after that ended more _ for a long time. an 20 years ago, hezbollah insisted _ ended more than 20 years ago, hezbollah insisted it _ ended more than 20 years ago, hezbollah insisted it still- ended more than 20 years ago, i hezbollah insisted it still needed to keep — hezbollah insisted it still needed to keep its — hezbollah insisted it still needed to keep its full— hezbollah insisted it still needed to keep its full arsenal— hezbollah insisted it still needed to keep its full arsenal of- hezbollah insisted it still needed i to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to which— to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to which is— to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to which is added _ to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to which is added hugely _ to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to which is added hugely in - to keep its full arsenal of weapons, to which is added hugely in recent. to which is added hugely in recent years. _ to which is added hugely in recent years. in— to which is added hugel

ticket for said performer and opening member goes on longer than thoughts or you thought there was end time them to play all your favorite songs and they decided i want to play my other music all that rise to level of lawsuit because it wasn't your preference how they performed? >> so madonna is notorious for starting her concerts late, much later than what the ticket says. however, that's not always the case. she has started concerts on time. so it's not the case that she always starts a concert two hours or over two hours late. and it's unreasonable unconscionable she does that and a lot of fans are not aware that's what happens with her concerts. >> i understand inconvenience and if you're in a certain city and relying on public transportation and yon but what is the end game? surely you could have left, somebody would say. you could have just decided not to attend the concert or left early it was time to commute for you. would a refund be sufficient or are you asking for greater daniels? >> so, at a minimum, we are asking for a class to be certified, a class-action being brought and joh

this mori costs, but - well, definitely not... the scope and ingredients had changed, it was an end-timesking about food bribes. mercy is a priest's word, that's what the hero said. it says yes about mercy, but really, in the history of european culture, mercy, the mercy that we know, that we try to live by, it appears along with christianity, so the word is unconditional... i would like it as the first one, like i call it, such a warm-up starting question to ask you, dear friends, how in your life works of mercy appeared, vladyka, we can start with you, i lost the meaning of life , i was just over 20 years old, i was disappointed in everything, in art, in family life, in everything, and i did not know what to do. to commit suicide, well, it’s kind of scary , i didn’t want to, well, yes, like hamlet, suddenly there’s something there, i don’t know, in general, well, in general, i’m very afraid of pain, that’s what to do, so i thought, there are children who are sick, they probably feel bad, i was sick myself, remember when i was a child, it was very bad, very scary, maybe someday the order

time. and already in overtime, corvajal will assist hasel, who will score the winning goal. at the endch the goalkeeper matrasnikov jan oblak will not have time to return to the frame after playing a set piece at the real goal, ibrahim diaz will put an end to the match. as often happens in hockey, an accurate shot into an empty goal. today's birthday boy carvajal will be named mvp of the semi-finals and will receive an individual award. 5:3 real's opponent in the final will be determined in the barcelona-assassuna pair. in the italian cup , two more semi-finalists became known the day before. the rome derby at the olimpica arena was traditionally emotional and a brawl between lazio and lazio players almost ended roma. by this time the mauri club. australian open tennis championship draw. the official draw took place today. in the opening round of the grand slam tournament, zarenka will take the court against italian camilla giorgi. now a rival. fifty-fifth in the wta rankings, and victoria, let us remind you, is the eighteenth racket in the world. alexandra sosnovich will play against

pavel, this was the last question of our tour, time has come to an end, we can either answer it, or, stion, ground and pound, literally translated as, get down and hit, a term typical for mma. how would you rate your game? the start was a bit disappointing, i made a few mistakes, but with boxing. it was already better i scored my points, i hope the fourth round will be successful for me, we are finishing the third period together with arseniy. arseniy, playing for dynamo olympic is your first foreign experience, tell us how it happened that you ended up in minsk, and how you were accepted into the team? well, it started with the fact that there was a tryout tournament in moscow, and there a dynamo minsk scout approached me. offered to try my hand, to be honest, without thinking twice, i agreed, came, got into the team, the team received them very well, all the guys are good, cheerful, kind and the atmosphere in the team is also exactly the same as the boys, well, that’s great, i hope that the atmosphere of our game now will be positive, but the main thing, of course, is a good result,

they have an opening number that goes longer than you thought or you thought there was maybe an end timeo play all of your favorite songs in pops and they decided i'm done with that. i want to play my other music. would all those things rise to the level of a lawsuit because it wasn't your preference how they conducted their own performance? >> so madonna is notorious for starting her concerts late, much later than what the ticket says. however, that's not always the case. she has started concerts on time. so it's not the case that she always starts a concert two hours or over two hours late and it's not unreasonable, unconscionable that she does that and also a lot of fans are not aware that that's what happens with her concerts. >> i understand the inconvenience and especially if you're in a certain city or not and relying on public transportation and beyond. what is the end game? surely you could have left someone would say. you could have decided not to attend the concert or left early at a time convenient for you. would a refund be sufficient or are you asking for greater damages? >

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the last time we were at hazrat zainab's shrine until the end. at the time we were there, the martyr always had a habit of staying in the shrine until the last moment. these five people were martyred by the zionists in zainabiyah, damascus . day day by day, it is getting closer to its destruction, falling into a dilemma where the people who have no building can't stop resisting. radio news agency. while the war continues in the streets of gaza, another war is going on in the corridors of the government of the occupation regime in tel aviv . and the foot of the american government as the biggest ally of the occupying regime has also been dragged into this war. what are the details of the war in the zionist regime's war cabinet, and does the gaza resistance mask netanyahu's real goals? will the war continue? we will continue until the end until the victory until hamas is destroyed. do not doubt. israel's excrement revealed. the cause of the gaza war and the differences of opinion about the benefit of continuing it and israel's priorities have led to

times square, new york city. the city that never sleeps feels like it is at the end of a year-long bender tonight. otests in parts of the city. times square though is as locked down as i have ever seen it. hundreds of thousands of people, i think they're expecting asman as a million. i'm joined by my partner in crime, andy cohen. >> hey, errand. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> it is not freezing cold. >> it is not. everyone says it is balmy but we are protected. >> it is our seventh year doing this together. >> seventh year. >> my 20th here in times square. we had incredibly cold nights but it is about 40 degrees and we hope it stays that way. >> yes. it will be a lot of fun. >> four-and-a-half hours. >> you have often said it is like a telethon with no disease. >> i have been known to mention that. >> yes, you have. i stole that line from you at one point. >> yes, you did. >> that's why i bring it. >> we have a lot of fun guests, henry winkler who i have been obsessed since i was a kid. >> yes, he is joining us from hawaii. john renner is joining us from tokyo, japan. have you heard of to

biden's presidential term is coming to an end, which time should put on the cover in january 2025, thenflict. he is deeply mired in it, as is the case with the prosecutor general, whom ukrainian president petro poroshenko fired at biden’s request. his connection with the burisma company, he is very afraid of these facts being made public. ukraine, using its influence to retraction. the belarusian, russian, and chinese media talk a lot about the creation of a multipolar world as opposed to an american-centric one, but is the united states ready to give up some of the tools for governing the world? an important problem of the fall of the american empire and the emergence of a multipolar world is sanctions. china, brazil, saudi arabia also have savings in dollars around the world, but what if they are arrested tomorrow? this will destabilize their economy. looking at the us actions against russia, they immediately thought. wait, they can do this to us, this is where brix and other associations come from. they now trade in their own currency, not the dollar. and our people don’t understand

time. dear viewers, i invite you to the end of this follow the news section. council approved articles of the amendment plan for the establishment of non-governmental schools and educational centers. prohibiting the establishment of a non-profit school for education managers during the tenure of office was also another resolution of the representatives.

expect that this system will gradually move out of the northeastern borders of the country by the end of time. tomorrow , we will witness rains in the northern parts of the country, the northeastern parts. we know that the intensity of these rains is expected in the eastern parts of ardabil province and the western parts of gilan province. due to the intensity of the rains in these areas, the flooding of public roads and the rise of the water level of rivers and canals are expected. you can see that in other places the stable weather prevails in the country , we expect a rain system from tuesday another one should enter the country from the north-west side, considering the entry of this system first in the north-west parts of the country. the rains will start in these areas . this system will spread in addition to the northwestern parts of the country, the southern coasts of the caspian valley , the southern slopes of alborz, and to some extent the western areas. on wednesday, the rains will fall in parts of the western southern coasts. we are witnessing the southern slopes of el bard. on thu

time to prevent 2300000 people in gaza from starving. well, food program says basics services, industries are close to complete collapse. you end has been warning for some time now. they don't see enough ages entering garza, do you think it's population risk of finding it as well as cubs on entry of much needed a trucks? and you said how much is a goal? is the advocacy office for the norwegian refugee council? in the documentary filmmaker, he describes the immense challenge people are facing to find food and water. when he bought the house at any time to arrive through the month and then they don't go with a wish list, we go when whatever we buy. we've got a small amount of people who are looking to have the financial needs because of the prices are very me, i'm imagining, but who nation was really angry. and they said it before, for imagining visits to which and after being displayed on the order of this mattress alone, barely able to get fired and update to find something here you have to look at, look and go from a place just to find if you manage to find this gets for the children, because it's, it's a full can see it on th

england'sjunior ends injust over 12 hours' time when england's junior doctors ends injust over 12 hoursk after six days on strikes. the dispute over pay has cost the nhs millions and has caused huge disruption is to patients' treatment. the film oppenheimer was the big winner at the golden globe awards in los angeles, with five wins, including best film drama. cillian murphy and robert downeyjunior were both recognised for their acting performances telling the story of the creator of the atomic bomb, while christopher nolan won best director. but barbie, the other film with numerous nominations, didn't fare quite so well, as our los angeles correspodent emma vardy reports. with her signature pink adorning the red carpet, barbie's influence was clear to see. the film won the new golden globes category, celebrating a smash hit at the box office. thank you. we would like to dedicate this to every single person on the planet who dressed up and went to the greatest place on earth, the movie theatres. but poor barbie — there was an upset as poor things won best comedy, and emma stone beat mar

okay, so it is the end times. they just can't find anything else to sell us. any more food. they've got more entertainment than they could possible consume. what can we sell these fleshbags? wait! we've never arketed directly to their bones before! that'll work. the bones don't have a brain! they'll fall for anything!" stupid bones. anyway, the bone brush features an ai voice guide that uses bone-conduction technology to offer tips to help improve your technique as you brush. like if you're applying too much pressure or focusing too much time on one side of your mouth, all through spoken directions that only you can hear. yes, just do what the toothbrush says. nobody else hears you, but i do. "wait, what's that, brushie? 4 out of 5 dentists agree? killing ronald reagan would impress jodie foster." what? what? next up, lg has unveiled the world's first transparent oled tv. it's perfect for anyone who loves watching tv but also loves watching the wall behind their tv. dumb. next up, ai girlfriend bots are already flooding open ai's gpt store. you can get a "virt

the timing on all of that could end “p the timing on all of that could end up being quite tricky forile to get through the house of lords, and when it all starts, many people are expected to be challenged in the courts, and only at that point will we know whether it is actually going to work. so, we will end up in a situation where i'm sure this bill will progress from the house of commons and go through tonight, but a large number of tori mps have openly said they don't think it will work. . ~ openly said they don't think it will work. ., ~ , ., ., openly said they don't think it will work. ., ~ ., , ., openly said they don't think it will work. ., ~' i., ., , ., , openly said they don't think it will work. ., ~ ., , ., , ., work. thank you for updating us on that, or work. thank you for updating us on that. or deputy _ work. thank you for updating us on that, or deputy political— work. thank you for updating us on that, or deputy political editor, - that, or deputy political editor, vicki young. well the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda dominated prime minist

do you see this ending any time soon? that's all indications. that is a piano determination to assess, to continue to continue with the match slots are taking the jumped ways without any kind of comforting to do without any kind of this strange outcome. strange. and this is extremely dangerous because that, that doesn't hold him sense every day. stands out of the class that he wouldn't buy . so this one was that was months ago and that they were like jesus. now his ends are not cheaper, but this was waged against innocent civilians against the 2300000 bar stools. so i finally defense this, and unfortunately the impact of that do that isn't as enjoy all of these decades, not just 2 years is now coming into play because it feeds and of course has gap in that. and i think there's really to the began to see that they are not on the invincible, but i'm factual in terms of being subject to a global level. so they are used to dispatch and where they can do what they want, get away with it. and they can keep the rest of the one was built on this thing,

one side of the settlers has ended, this time also the zionists they demand a ceasefire by withdrawing from the evacuation of sheikh jarrah neighborhood . but nevertheless, they destroyed the infrastructure of gaza in all 11 days of their war and again targeted the children. it was a terrible day for me to think about what i saw . imagine your children being torn to pieces in front of your eyes. to be destroyed, this was the most terrible crime that i have seen against children, committed by the zionists. once again, disappointed by the military battle with the resistance, they once again returned to their economic embargo and embargo policy. every one or two or three years, war is imposed on us, our children and our families. our life in gaza is indescribable. we have no life here, no drinking water, no food. we don't have electricity and hospitals like other people. with all. however, these resistance and the people of gaza do not give up. i live in the gaza strip. i am speaking to you from the side of burj al-jala, which was destroyed by the zionist regime. we are not afraid because

our time has come to an end. well, ruslan, how do you like the game?bly the average period for me could have been answered better about the national team of argentina and portugal, where i missed two options. the third period continues, we play together with ivan. ivan, you indicated in the questionnaire that you have been interested in sports since childhood, follow many disciplines, where , let’s say, it all started, where this sports one came from. well , right now i can’t say for sure, i can’t give it, but in my childhood memory, the belarus-sweden salt city match remained a bright event, where there was soot, as it was written even in the newspaper, i remember dig gave soot scored four, but abandoned the fourth goal, ours won 4:3, this is such a bright moment from childhood memory, so they say maybe it really was a bright match that went down in the history of our sport. i wish you that your game today will go down in the history of our program. thank you. ivan, what are we going to play? we have two options, this is the third extra sports puzzle.

this is the end of time for everyone, die i won't leave it like this.s are ready, sorry for my mistakes. sveta, doctor preobrazhensky. new from the series. watch the time after the program. you knew everything and remained silent in order to get the position of chief physician. rum castro is a product of stellor group. i think cinema only shows love stories. in war films, we are talking about guys' love for weapons, in gangster films, about guys' love for stealing. things really are rubbish. and the new wave brought a love for cinema. there are no films made out of love, he is a child of the cinema, he himself says that he grew up in museum of cinema in paris, he knows the role of watching old films, films are not good enough for the audience, but the audience is often not good enough for films, they say that people don’t understand my films, well, that i myself don’t understand them, matodore, jean- luke gadar - two or three things that... i don't know about him on friday at the first, private screening with '. androm gordon, you like the film so much,

time against lebanon. china best chance at the end... denied in the entry times. the bar was clipped. china need at least a point against qatar to have a chance of advancing to the knockout stage. to rugby union and hookerjamie george will captain england in the 2020 for six nations in the absence of 0wen farrell. george has been capped 85 times, having made his international debut in 2015. the 33 takes over from barrel following his decision to step away from international rugby to prioritise his and his family's mental well being. the england squad features seven uncapped players along with returns for henry slade cup and luke alan dickie.— luke alan dickie. owen farrell is a unique _ luke alan dickie. owen farrell is a unique character - luke alan dickie. owen farrell is a unique character and - luke alan dickie. owen farrell is a unique character and a - is a unique character and a unique leader and i think we are both big supporters and fans of what 0wen farrell brings to a team. so, it is not about trying to replace him, i think it is about to replace, as i