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so all this hype at the top of the clever court equated and so on. this is absolutely not a sensation. fake. yes, duck, fake call it what you want, but the beginning of this story was laid by an absolutely special case, the driver of the car turned left and did not miss the electric scooter, which was moving straight ahead , an accident occurred, the electric scooter died, according to the investigation, the driver is to blame, because the electric scooter is a powerful vehicle and it is necessary to give way to it. the driver in the traffic rules does not have a word about scooters, which means that he has nothing to do with the electric scooter pedestrian on the roadway, and therefore no one is obliged to give way to him. this purely theoretical dispute reached the supreme court in terms of contradictions. however, the supreme court did not see any contradiction and the traffic rules remained unchanged, including in terms of practical restrictions on the responsibility and duties of electric scooter drivers. what is it for limiting the obligation,

in the meantime, until the next meeting on the air, sergey brilev will be leading from the equator.ecuador this is great news with viewers from moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. two people died, 12 more were injured in a severe accident involving a passenger bus on the m9 baltic highway, a scheduled liaz that this morning followed the moscow-volokolamsk route, broke through a metal fender and collapsed overpasses. on the roadway, the investigative committee. already started a criminal case near moscow authorities. promise to support families of the dead. olga turchinova found out what caused the accident at the scene of the emergency. the rice bus was traveling from moscow to volokolamsk here at 104 km, the driver lost control at full speed, the bus demolished a metal fence and fell from a five-meter overpass. the first footage after the accident, several ambulances arrived at the scene , there were 14 passengers on the bus, two people were taken out through the hatch and windows from their injuries. died 12 were hospitalized we received nine injured in our hospital.

thank you so much for that u date equation. thank you so much for that update from — equation.to the conflict in ukraine. president zelensky�*s aides say he's been holding a meeting in the capital, kyiv, with america's top diplomat antony blinken and the us defence secretary, lloyd austin. this weekend, the orthodox church has been celebrating easter — and president zelensky took the opportunity to deliver a defiant address, saying he's convinced his country would emerge victorious, in the war with russia. from kyiv, mark lowen reports. a desecrated country is seeking its protector. 0rthodox easter, this nation's most cherished moment — now less a celebration, more a search for solace. ukrainians and their defenders engage in what they see as their sacred fight to safeguard their homeland. translation: with the war . in ukraine, christ's resurrection symbolises life over death, victory over the enemy who came to try to conquer us and enslave our people. we see how our neighbour is morally bankrupt and how ukrainians are united like never before. ukraine's church has long fought

i think the other side of the tax equation is spending. i think we should take a close look at how we spend our money as well as how we collect our money. for the u.s. government. i look at federal tax policy from the point of view of individual liberty. we should be essentially trying to limit the growth of government to ensure we actually have the liberty of all most of us see we went. the u.s. national debt and the consequent as of that debt, the reason i am calling into c-span this morning came on the political party's favor, they are supporters and that is fine. we need to reform our taxes and spending to bring down our debt. i think it weakens our country. greater taxes, essentially means less liberty in my opinion. i would like to hear the comments of our moderators and people from the industry and see what you had to say about that. >> let's start with kyle of american enterprises. >> a couple of things i would like to address here. the first is the government debt and spending. i think you are right and that lawmakers should not j

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and it will allow us to equate which of those who wants to be evacuated because it's all entirely pro put on there. on the other hand, for them as for mario, which and minority which by triple should when stores on a lot has been damaged, just a lot has been destroyed. and besides, many people remain there. and they say it's a dire situation, but you want to leave the seat, is some of them want to go to russia. thought on not to thought are there is one to go to the territories controlled by the cleaning authorities. and together, i believe the content group will be able to use all our resources to work with the 3rd is of russia and ukraine, so that we could give them the chance to guarantee the regulation of these people. these protests is going to take more time because we need to just not talk about more concrete ways of cooperation. but we are very much interested in that because we all, chris, you. one goal is to decrease the suffering of the people to make the situation better for them on the ground. like i said before, we can do that and we will join out for it's bias on both s

experts have found out that scooters are so powerful that they can be equated to a moped. and, therefore, it’s definitely impossible to drive it drunk. all the defense in the lawyer’s court was built on attempts. prove that their client is a pedestrian. he was asked to undergo a medical examination of the state of intoxication. to which he reasonably, in my opinion, refused, since he was not the driver of the vehicle. according to requirements officials of the traffic police on passing a medical examination, well, andrey semyo were not substantiated. new to the scooter sector, what is called the dog ate according to his personal statistics in recent years, the number of such accidents has increased several times, he says, the practice is always built differently every story. it is necessary to analyze separately paragraph 2.1 contains. uh, the rules, according to which a person who controls, among other things, a scooter, is equated to pedestrians. here is such a thing as an electric scooter the rules of the road do not contain de decision factors the supreme court should

in fact, the document of all owners of such electric vehicles is equated to motorists.ros. usmanov mikhail vlasenkov dmitry ermakov and alexander ermakova ntv a resident of neftekamsk felt like a master of martial arts. the opponent did not give up in the style of the master of confusion with his leg extended forward, the driver jumped right into the window of the car, pressed the gas pedal and tried to throw the man off. but it turned out to be difficult. as a result, strength both ended. they went to the police station to write counter statements. for today, that's all i'm marat syndics for your attention see you on ntv press for gas, such a development of the situation, it is quite expected how the formula gas in exchange for rubles will change the attitude of russia and the west, now a very important moment has come in our history. can moscow bury delhi and beijing for three? hello, is this the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear? i'm andrey norkin. my colleague is ivan trushkin. we are working live. but with what do we want to start the u

if you could have a computer that solve equations -- that was for a long time considered the peak; right? it would consider these machines truly intelligent in the same way that we are. now of course ai has totally blown past all of those benchmarks, the algorithms that cannot only beat humans at chess but at, you know, jeopardy and the game of go, and, you know, fly drones and make medical diagnoses and do all these incredible predictive tasks that outperform humans in many ways. so i think the tendency now to talk about what it means to be human about our emotions, creativity, these are supposed to be the skills that we need to be cultivating if we want to survive automation basically. a lot of this book is that tension. i'm interested in that sort of dance that we're in with technology where we're constantly defining and redefining what it means to be human based on the limitations of machines. and actually i think i'm going to read a passage that's sort of about that idea. this is from the first chapter. it is sort of a short passage. it turns out that computers are particularly adap

, bsolving differential equations but what it takes is a human being to decide hawhether the solution makes any sense or whether it was even the right approach totake in the first place . and our mathematics education and that people should be training them to make those judgment calls, otherwise what we are training people to do is be a very slow buggy version of microsoft xl. and what i took away from that is that despite the fact that computers are getting more humanlike every day, there's still areas of specializationwhere they are probably never going to be human . and that we should probably demphasize our specialties. what is your attitude towards that? >> my attitude towards that is i would love to believe that and i do hope there's something distinctly human machines are never going to be able to mimic. for a long time i thought that was writing. for me, writing is though language is bound up with thought. and that it seems like for a long time computers were very clumsy at writing. and now we have these algorithms just in the past year that are able to write off heads for th

solving differential equations.ut what it takes as a human being to decide where the solution makes any sense our weather was even the right approach to take in the first place. our mathematics education and people should be training them to make those judgment calls. otherwise we are training people to do is be a very slow buggy version of microsoft excel. [laughter] and what i took away from that was despitees the fact computers are getting more humanlike every day, there are still areas of specialization where they are probably never going to be human. and that we should probably emphasize our specialties. what is your attitude toward that? >> my attitude toward that is i would love to believe that. and i do hope there is something distinctly human, machines are never going to be able to mimic. for a long time about that was writing because i'm a writer. and for me what it's intimately bound up with thought. but it seems like for a long time computers are very clumsy at writing. and now we have algorithms and las

now to regulate brazoswood beulah would equate so. now leads from yesterday's brought to you to his voicemail is zip not rob yasamin or not 3 heated a little garage or some are some yet and gloss tool. glue hard though about naughty div each in that i said boss not cause more than i called the signal to truce. we'll put scott units particular lucila med eyes. say barstow only sits erica, you name out of our charcoal alti year zigler, or smoke maybe through the spoke or just me saw them warm. so janelle, go to jamalia, maryland, and i believe i stayed on the methods or not he, i can shop juicing out our this on lot in him on all that. i'm nearly sir pacina. tom, i want is docile, nay. started up nyeisha area was asking muslim on iraq exposure to little would on for that you had in belies louisiana pain of isa, not awkward, and i in a home on, i will come find you that order with national legion on near the engine our opi or the crime blocks it's got wrapped up. what we now know is that it was quite an organized system of ethnic cleansi

i am curious about the defense part of this equation.signing a deal for the first of 250 abrams tanks. poland has also said plans to increase the defense spending to 3% of its gdp next year. what does defense contracting look like when it comes to united states? can you give us more color on that? amb. magierowski: we have stressed very clearly we need to reinforce nato's defense capabilities, mostly on the eastern flank. poland has become a pivotal country. we not only had foresight in russia, but we also are an important element of this equation. we should strengthen our military capabilities. first of all we should tell you frankly we have a short window of opportunity for weapons deliveries to ukraine. i think what i said before is of utmost importance. we have to help ukraine not only defend themselves, but also defeat the russian army in the ongoing confrontation. we can see the russian army is regrouping, they are moving units to the eastern part of ukraine. i believe this will be a protracted war and we have to be determined and

enormous intellect and there was this idea that if you could have a computer that could crunchif equations and solve the logical propositions and especially that was considered at the peak we would be able to consider these truly intelligent in the same way that we are and now of course ai has long passed these algorithms that cannot only lead humans at chess but jeopardy and the game of go and fly drones and make medical diagnoses and do all these incredible predictive tasks that outperform humans in many ways. so i think the tendency now is for us to talk about with means in terms of our emotion and intuition and creativity. these are the skills we are supposed to be cultivating if we want to survive automation basically. so, a lot of the book is about that dance that we are in with technology where we are constantly defining and redefining what it means to be human based on the limitations of machines. i think i'm going to read a passage about that idea. this is from the first chapter sort of a short passage. it turns out the computers are particularly adept if of the task that we human

so it is so, you know, in every world we have 2 equations. one can cause a mold damage, but or so, and i don't equation, it was the countries that can take a most hopefully you know, for looking at history. i think her russia is displayed their willingness to cost full well what it believes. it's too well. i agree with you, but i also think that russia definitely has showcase capability to suffer a lot. but it also has demonstrated a willingness to reach some sort of a compromise with israel. tricky or many other contentious neighbors and partners. i hope the west can also learn from bad news. ok, possibly know why they've outcome won't be the people on the station. oh, okay. is there a kindly delray has already and i'm not going to join, but they don't think so. russia miscalculated is a competent, so if it's military forces and that will 2nd phone, you know, it's more go crane by then no one said, you know, one more piece it's ok. so maybe this will be, they'll come in, they be a bug, met the washington. well, time they'll tell of it for th

we are going to talk more about food prices, a very important part of the equation.or now, let's tune back into the special seminar. imf -- has to say. >> which will provide long-term maturity. finally financing the vulnerable countries -- a big boost. we signed up already $40 billion for it. so, one instrument that you should take pride of, when christine was the managing director of the imf, i remember you saying to us there has to be allocation of concessional finance linked to vulnerability. it has happened. let me take two more points, if i may. the first one is the issue of debt. in 2020, debt levels jumped, for understandable reasons. largest increase since the second world war in one year. 2021, it was easy. interest rates were low, access to finance independence for some , it was cheaper to pay for more debt in 2021 because of this drop in interest rates. 2022, different. in 2022, we have to brace for quite a number of low income countries, some middle income countries to hit the wall. we have to be honest, debt requires action that requires upfront action.

so it is so, you know, in every world we have 2 equations. one can cause a mold damage, but also another equation was the countries that can take a most definitely no for looking at history. i think her show is displayed their willingness to a cost full well what it believes, it's too well. i agree with you, but i also think that russia definitely has showcase capability to suffer a lot. but it also has demonstrated a willingness to reach some sort of a compromise with israel training or many other contentious neighbors and partners . i hope the west can also learn from bad news. ok, possibly no outcome will be the people on the station. ok, is there a langley? delray has already, and i was not going to join, but they don't i think so. russia miscalculated is a competent. so if it's melissa, we focus and that will set to the phone, you know, it's more polco crane by then no one said, you know, one more piece. it's ok. so maybe this will be, they'll come in, they build a bug met you know, washington. well, as i mean, we have to leave it here.

so the supreme court equated all this hype and so on. this is not a chick at all. what you want, but the beginning of this story was laid by an absolutely special case, the driver of the car turned left and did not let the electric scooter pass, which was moving straight ahead . it is necessary to give way to him according to the driver. there is not a word about scooters in the traffic rules, which means that an electric scooter is a pedestrian on the roadway, he has nothing to do, and therefore give way, no one is obliged to him, this dispute is purely theoretical, and the contradictions in terms reached the supreme court, however, the supreme court did not see any contradiction and traffic rules remained unchanged, including in terms of practical restrictions on the responsibility and obligations of electric scooter drivers. and what is this limitation of duty, if in the traffic rules there are no scooters, indeed, for several years already they have been discussing an amendment to the traffic rules and electric scooters monowheels gyroscooters are supposed to b

if you can compare anything, but you can't equate it.e live in a different history. talking about something about anything is good and something else if we talk about the parallels between putin and hitler, putin can be the hitler of today well, if there is no way to formulate what putin is today, then you can compare him with hitler, but also different eras, different countries, diversity or, as i say, identity, to be compared. i can say it again, it cannot be equated, because these are, after all, different historical phenomena and different geographical regions. tell me, please. we can talk about the fact that this term a-a will have its own place a-a in the historical and context e-e if we draw the same parallels yes i will use this word again with nazism in germany and with fascism in italy, it can take root this terminology is racism and acquire some scientific meaning. of course, racism is a very good term and it is not yet filled with scientific content, but it was over time, after all, during a dynamic war, scientists do not kee

revered, i think no less, and if we talk about catholicism, then in general the mother of god was equated with christ himself, like this at the same level of the mother of god in russia, the number of her icons on the church calendar speaks best. there are about 300 of them, it turns out that almost every day the church celebrates the feast of one of the mother of god. you know, it seems to me that this is due to the fact that russia is a woman's country and russia and, accordingly, russian people in russia choose what is closer to their hearts, and she is the mother of god. uh, so warm you can't. uh, let's say so much to be afraid of this power, because really it is a power. so i think that this feeling of the feminine beginning of russia and the mother of god as a woman is a unit of russians and, uh, the mother of god and the appeal to her is very, but let's say it is, as it were, like a child to his mother, probably like that. mother e has all the trusting relationships of a real mother, but even if it is e mother, the son of god, then, all the more you understand, because what, how mu

_ to equated as an equal thing, in the sense that — to equated as an equal thing, in the sense that the evidence is coming out from the ukrainian — evidence is coming out from the ukrainian side, unless i am being guiiihte. — ukrainian side, unless i am being guiiihte. is— ukrainian side, unless i am being gullible, is genuinely documenting what is _ gullible, is genuinely documenting what is happening there is some real life horrors — what is happening there is some real life horrors. the russian propaganda that is— life horrors. the russian propaganda that is coming out is prickly complete and utter nonsense, isn't it, complete and utter nonsense, isn't it. and _ complete and utter nonsense, isn't it, and should not be the given the cretans the — it, and should not be the given the cretans the reported on —— the cretans — cretans the reported on —— the cretans to _ cretans the reported on —— the cretans to be reported on? it is nonsensical, and frankly this tastefully so... nonsensical, and frankly this tastefully so. . ._ nonsensical, and frankly this tastefully so... nonsensical, an

propose to raise the issue of responsibility from international platforms, including the sbu, and equating this magnitude and a fake book with war crimes and demanding an international court over the organizers of information provocations, such as the buchansk production, as a war criminals, is an excellent proposal. i think that we will need to discuss it separately. including in our the program will now switch to a short advertisement, do not switch. by interfering in the lives of others, we change our own judge mitya, i treat you well, that's why i advise you to rewrite me while people have some water. you somehow can’t get away with the flooring of the fence you can’t know, where there is such a curtain from the barbecue, when they will be heretic every evening and that’s it. it flies through the windows to grandmothers, gray-haired cats go around, you definitely don’t want to tell what the problems are. she is waiting for my child. you don't know what to say, last year no one finds out the premiere of a serial film watch after the program time even if the damaged liver does not bother

a person must move on the strip, but nevertheless, for the time being, he still equates the pedestrianhe has the right to use the traffic on the pedestrian sidewalk along you can also ride an electric scooter on the roadway, but understand it according to your own rules. we will be with the head of the center for individual mobility, mikhail denisov. where is your helmet? many say, i'm not going to fall and so on, but the helmet protects not only from this, it happens that the branches of trees hang too low, it can catch the head, we check the wheels, the brakes, we don't forget the gaps, so that the pedestrian can see us better, if it's all right to go into a square on the sidewalks, preferably at a speed of 10-15 km / h by the way rental on a powerful scooter. will leave red limiters. if the traffic is dense, be sure to give a signal carefully. be careful not to scare pedestrians with cutting maneuvers further than the roadway, if you drive onto the roadway you need to make sure that the car is as far away as possible and only after that. we keep the movement on the right side and li

propose to raise the issue of responsibility from international platforms, including the sbu, and equatingtions of this magnitude and a fake book of war crimes and an international court should be demanded by the organizers of information provocations, such as the bucha production, as an excellent proposal for war criminals. i think that we will need to discuss it separately. including our program. today, the head of the investigative committee of russia, alexandra bastrykin, arrived in donetsk in order to hold a working meeting on the topic of war crimes committed by ukrainian neo-nazis on the territory of ukraine . fakes should be equated with war crimes. and the fact that such crimes are committed is vividly confirmed by the way our guys are met in ukraine. let's see. we are from berdyansk. thank you very much to the russian military of russia for the humanitarian assistance and, in general, for all the help. i believe that the people should be friendly and we should all be friendly and people should treat each other, as before we were all brothers. we are all slavs, we are all for a si

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she was actually a daughter of the equate investor in every consul extends that we had a similar story bid in yugoslavia in syria, in libya, some hard breaking story that served the precise purpose to provoke western intervention. and i specifically remember because i was back down on the ground in libby and, and ghazi, that story of gadhafi viagra being distributed among get his soldiers. that story had, you know, it went all the way to the international criminal court. they had of that war that, that time i think his name was lose more and accomplish. went public saying that they have the evidence that they have the testimony, the american officials, including us ad was in bryce, was very public and very certain that it did happen hopefully to find out after good after, after you know, the united nations authorized and no fly zone over libya, after good off, he was brutal murder than his country was turned into one huge slave market. it appeared immersed rather that it was was, even though that story was run by multiple outlets from bbc to all jazeera, it was all false. and it doesn'

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i think that is part— of the equation but elon musk is building solar panels for your roof that can lg to be that, - particularly for new— build homes and homes with a specific i design that can be retrofitted. i i think when you talk - about those powerhouses, once that technologyl becomes affordable — and right now, it is- a wealthy person's game — but let's bring the price down. i think that's really interesting. the other thing people don't tend to recognise is what we are also seeing as an electrification of the world as we move away from gas and oil. and once you do that and you have a heat pump in your house and a car with a big battery and a solar panel on the roof, the three can work together to maximise your energy efficiency and minimise use of the grid so in a way it potentially decentralised as power. one of the things that came out of the discussions is the suggestion from the government that by 2028 half of all new cars sold have to be fully electric, not even dual. tesla, since you mention them, have done a deal with new caledonia in the pacific region — tiny territory

you know, how does nuclear fit into the equation when it comes to d, carbonite in our power grid? and so the contours i keep changing what the debate around nuclear is still, you know, always on the table. so when i talk about this confession, beginning of the, the 18th, the 19th into the 2000, you know, if you've been in it, i knew to as well come to show your thoughts. why are we here again or why we continuing to have the debate? yeah, i'm getting a little bit older and little bit tired of this, declared reinhold day. i wasn't so much. i was in shorts in the seventy's, but the seventy's they had exactly the same to be as, as omar just said, which was about energy security and nuclear was not able to grow substantially for most of the united states, for example, because the economics killed nuclear power so in that sense, we are having the same debate and it's driven by an industry that is fighting for survival and has been it's funny you say that because actually the, the oil shock in the 1900 seventy's led to france, for example, and sweden successfully the carbon eyes, incomp

yes, here is an equation with many unknowns in a different way.his equation is time. yeah, it works for us or it works against. that's what we started to give now. we are on us we must understand that one way or another our best interests. to quickly achieve results in a special military operation, we must understand that it is not in our interests to delay. you have their interest in delaying holding us specifically during the operation. it 's unambiguously average perfectly fair, they they are deliberately delaying it and now they don’t just not say that the operation can last for years, this is what the head of nato said and the american one and they are such a macron. i just knew it was profitable to finish all this as soon as possible, but finally, who does it work for? what does it work for time works for the negative both for us and for them here the question is, no matter how, it works for the positive for the same arab countries that sell their raw materials extremely cheaply and i ’m afraid nothing for this, that the arab countries under

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action gets, the more you need to take a deep breath and consider the quantitative side of the equ equationd that's why tonight we're going off the charts a brilliant technician working on elliot wave trader.net. we last checked in with her a month ago. she told us the rebound could have short-term legs but eventually she predicted correctly, it would run out of steam. sure enough that's exactly what happened we had a couple of strong weeks followed by relentless churn lower. so how does she feel about the action now let's start by taking a look at the daily chart of the nasdaq 100. that's a tech heavy index made up of the 100 largest non-financial tech stocks, the nasdaq composite this one's important because it's been ground zero for the stock market's meltdown since november when the fed finally got aggressive about cracking down on inflation. the nasdaq 100 did bottom in mid-march, before rallying hard for the next couple of weeks it seemed to peak again at the end of march and now spent the last two weeks rolling over. if you remember, she likes to measure past swings in a given securi

she was actually a daughter of the equator bastard. well the, let's, let's listen knocked on it to, to that actual testimony we can played for years now. i volunteered, volunteered at the hospital with 12 other women who want to help as well. i was a young the frontier other women were from 20 to 30 years old. was there? i saw the rocky soldiers coming to the hospital again. they took the baby of incubators. took thank you, bears and look the children to die of the call for. when you look at the, you know, your, your hard eggs, but it was a stablish to 2 years later, they said that she was actually a daughter of the equate ambassador to the united states who lobbied very hard for the american troops to go into his country. it was the pretext for the gulf war. it was later established that a couple of babies actually died and kuwaiti hospitals, but not because of the iraqi soldiers who never asked about food there. but because of the kuwaiti doctors and nurses who deserted the premises, but all was forgotten later on, but come on in eve

and now i in the, in the west of mold over is now in the equation set me in that narrative of the equation that's going to allow moldova, and they will be concerned at being a potential next target. oh yes. and they have been concerned that again, for russia and forces to be able to reach jazz this year, they would have to take nikolai off in odessa. and that just does not look like it's on the cards. but of course russians would love to do that. the chance this eastern area model is controlled by russian forces, small contention, but russian forces and russia would like to take control of my dog as well as the crane. but ukrainian courage and fighting skill looks like it's going to prevent that from happening. well, one of the big issues that we've seen with ukraine as he would with ball dye is neetha, is a member of nato yet expects as much help from nato and from the as possible. so she's now in moldova, and brussels will be quite concerned about this latest statement coming from a pretty senior russian general. there will be concern. now, major russian political strategy objectives are

and that is very much an equation again for the late 20s. well that suggests some additional momentum toward more decoupling perhaps between the western and chinese economies, which has its own. because you know factors that could contribute to further destabilization. i would think i agree with that. i think one of the miscalculations or in misconceived analyzes in the united states is should we americans decouple from china or not? my judgment and i may be proven wrong. is that as of about 2019 xi jinping ridge to conclusion that the americans were going to decouple so why not china decouple from the united states on china's terms as early as possible in order to reduce china's vulnerability the supply chain disruption to financial disruptions / sanctions. and technology disruption by achieving a higher and higher levels of national self-sufficiency. so when i look at the the wellsprings underpinning. she's an quote new development concept as the replacement to the dongsiaoping concept of reform and opening. i see a lot of shall i say nati