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good morning colleagues good morning, belarus wishes everyone a good mood in the mogilev region.g country and despite the fact that the morning of november it is so frosty sonorous. we really hope that your mood is warm, cheerful and sunny. we help in this as much as we can. that's for sure. yes? well let's talk about events that have taken place in our region. well, firstly, we want to remember, this is the first ah-a firewood chopping festival championship, which took part in the journalists of our country. so here is our colleague. julia nashlykova. i even got into the top four in the individual score of the pit, you know from the project of giving to belarus one, so this baton is warm, now the youth has picked up the baton, recently the volunteers of the mogilev branch of the mogilev region. bersm with such a real labor landing went to the flock village, which is located in mogilev district, and all in order to help prepare firewood for the winter for ivan the remaining orlovsky. 93 years old, well, and you yourself understand that due to age and health, prepare for the winte

good morning. caller: good morning.as a former republican. until donald trump. i did not vote for him either time, so i went with the democratic party. even if somebody ran in 24 like larry hogan from maryland, i don't know if i'd vote republican then until they get some of these crazy trump supporters out of the republican party. i don't trust any of the republican party right now. host: will you be voting in a few days or are you staying home? caller: i'm going to vote. host: are you going to vote all democrats or some local republicans you can vote for? caller: no. i think the ones that don't stand up against what is going on, the republicans that don't stand up, they need to be gone. host: ok. judy in mississippi. we'll go to houston, texas. straight party. which party? caller: democrat. host: tell us why. caller: so president biden can have somebody he can work with to straighten this country out because if we don't, we are not going to have a country because we cannot survive the way we are doing. i want to ask yo

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good morning. caller: good morning sir. i just want to say they would do a better job in the senate, house and the white house. it's simple. though events are democratic republic fair elections. the last two centuries. voting rights, civil rights, medicare, social security, medicaid, all american institutions which the gop wants to destroy her institutions. host: to the question we are asking, who would you like to see leading the democrats in congress with those issues in mind. who do you think would do a good job leading democrats on those issues. >> biden. >> we are talking in the house and senate. the leadership elections in the house and senate. caller: keep it the same way. pull oc is the best. and schumer. let's keep that. why put people that we don't know. they say the younger the better. no, the older, the wiser. think about that. host: tony in texas. this is doug, an independent in ohio. who would you like to see meeting -- leading the parties in the house and senate. caller: well right now i want to see, i like t

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will, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, janai.now we're kind of allergic to ties in america, but this exactly what the doctor ordered for the u.s. men's national team, and now it all comes down to one game. this morning, as fans across america gathered to watch the marquee matchup, the underdog united states fighting favored england to a draw and now america's world cup destiny is in her own end. hands. >> christian pulisic takes it off the top of the crossbar. >> reporter: the u.s. still undefeated in england in three world cup showdowns and unbeaten in qatar. >> i think there's lot of positives to take away from the game today, i think that we created a lot of high-quality chances which we've been struggling with probably in the past couple of games. >> reporter: yesterday's scoreless tie giving the u.s. men's national team two points after two games, and for the final group stage game against iran, the stakes are simple -- win or go home, a victory would send u.s. to knockout stage. >> we put ourselves in a position to decide o

he got the good assignment. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, eva.t saudi arabia in that huge massive upset over argentina and then germany losing to japan. germany was up 1-0 for most of the game but two quick goals near the end and japan wins. their fans elated and also helpful. after the game, they stuck around and helped clean up the stadium. a great gesture from them postgame. pregame a pointed protest from the german starting 11, and each of them covering their mouths in response to fifa's demand they not wear the one love rainbow armband. germany, the team saying, in part, human rights are non-negotiable. denying us our armband is the same as denying us a voice. now, it is thanksgiving here and back in the u.s. and at the u.s. team hotel in doha the team is hard at work preparing for tomorrow's massive match against england. there's been a whole lot of upsets so far in the tournament. so, guys, why not us? >> it could be us and joining us now right beside you is u.s. men's national team star timothy weah. tim, it is so good to have you with us

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good morning, t.j. >> good morning, george.e of the highest paid, and as of late the most controversial. he wouldn't get a covid vaccine last year and couldn't play in his team's home games in new york. some don't think he should be playing right now because of what he did, seeming to promote this hate propaganda then he defended what he did. this morning, though, he's changed his tune. >> irving curls, floats, explodes. >> reporter: as calls grow for the nba to take action against him, kyrie irving is taking responsibility for tweeting a link to an anti-semitic film. >> irving! >> reporter: he issued a joint statement overnight with his team and the anti-defamation league writing, i oppose all forms of hatred and oppression and stand strong with communities that are marginalized and impacted every day. adding, i am aware of the negative impact of my post towards the jewish community and i take responsibility. >> kyrie and the club made a real commitment together donating a million dollars to fund anti-semitism education and us

good morning to you. caller: good morning, good to be with you.ost: another sort of jumbo rate hike from the fed. where does that leave the interest rates and what was the market reaction yesterday? guest: yeah, so interest rates are almost at 4%. that is the main policy rate for the fed that drives all other interest rates. other rates are likely to be above 4%. contrast that with in march they were around zero. this is just a really rapid pace of rate hikes. the market reaction was at first positive because the fed signaled in the post meeting statement they were likely to slow the pace of rate hikes. keep raising rates but do it more slowly. but then chair powell made clear in his press conference that rates might still have to go even higher than they originally thought. so even though they are going to go slower, they are going to go higher. meaning markets changed direction and really closed down a lot. host: victoria guida's headline from yesterday, slowing the alarming pace of head -- fed hikes. how many more months are we talking about he

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good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin.d leaders this morning are uniting this morning as they try to get a full picture here and figure out what comes next. overnight after that emergency meeting with g7 and nato leaders, you heard the president there saying that he does not think -- or he thinks it is unlikely this missile was fired from russia. biden and other leaders this morning are trying to dial down what could have been a potentially explosive situation because biden has said repeatedly since the start of this war that the u.s. will defend every inch of nato territory, but he also of course wants to avoid an escalation because the president has been blunt that a direct confrontation between russia and nato would lead to world war iii. as for what comes next here, president biden is making his way back home from bali, but he's saying this appears to be an unfortunate accident. that certainly lowers the temperature. george? >> it does, mary. thank you very much. >>> now to donald trump. the twice impeached former pres

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good morning. good morning, good difference. i believe that every morning should start with a good program, ranis, belarus, but also with a selection of news from the world of media, which i will share right now. recently, we discussed exclusive footage taken by the paparazzi on the set of the series the crown, the premiere of the new season will take place only today, but the network is already discussing the game of actress elizabeth debicki, the producers themselves are probably warming up the interest of the audience with new footage of the series. a fragment of the iconic scene with the participation of princess diana was published on the eve of the actress elizabeth debicki. i repeated the episode from the scandalous interview. princess of wales, journalist. martin bashar users immediately began to discuss her acting skills. someone appreciated the way she repeated the emotions and gestures of the lady, while others felt that the actress had outplayed. by the way, i remind you that in the new season, viewers will see the l

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[background noises] >> good afternoon. i'm a senior policy advisor with the center on education and labor hearing and i'm thrilled to be joined by mayor kim norton. mayor norton is the mayor of rochester, she's held this position january 2019 and before becoming the city's first female mayor, she has a long history of leadership including the minnesota legislature so many other city leaders have been focused on hundred advanced policies and practices that create better jobs and community residents who have struggled during the pandemic but even before and for good reason we know economic mobility has been declining inflation made it harder fort a lot of residents o make ends meet particularly low income individuals and unities of color so i want to hear from you about what you are doing to make sure people have access to good jobs advance economically but could you tell us about your city? >> i am the mayor of rochester, minnesota. the upper midwest. we have about 124,000 people in our community and has the states largest

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good morning. >> good morning. yes. i believe in god and everything. and i would not want nothing to happen to any kind of gay people. but in the bible it says that got destroyed saw them and tomorrow because of this. it is being taught to our children. it is not right. if you want to live that, way you can live that in secret. not out in the public. and the truth should not be allowed, christian churches, to marry people of the same-sex. thank you. >> the beauty of this country's freedom of religion. right? how we practice, how we pray, how we are in community in our faith traditions, our diverse. it is important to note is that we should be respecting the full diversity of those religious and faith traditions. regardless of how people feel about religion. regardless of what their faith traditions are. the reality is that we are a country that has to be about thriving, and we have to be about protecting everyone in our country. i don't have to agree with who you are or what you deal with hundred resent of the time

good morning. colleagues, share the news. good morning. we wish every inhabitant of our vast vast. happy waking up. and, of course, huge morning. hello colleagues. well, probably, a little more than two weeks remain before the start of our kind traditional regional charity event, let's warm children's hearts . a lot of all sorts of events take place within its framework. all of them, of course, are aimed at helping children and actually giving them a holiday, which they may be deprived of in everyday life. but the volunteers of the social and humanitarian college of the state university named after kuleshov, they have already begun to do good, they recently held creative master classes for disabled children, where the children created a real plasticine cartoon with their own hands. by the way, he is called you are not alone. with such a cute name, it really started. this is a college action and the duration of this video. it was only 1 minute, but for this it seems not too much work and just a colo

and you say you're always asked what makes a good p-3? are there good p-3's?you can give us an example of what worked out and maybe an example of something that was not such a strong p-3? >> well, i'm going to broaden the question and start it in reverse, because it's helpful. sorry. and i know you're the mayor, but-- >> i'm just the book interviewer. >> first up, p-3's, public-private partnerships, it's a term of art for many, used in lots of contexts and start way at that level. there's public and private of everything around us. the paint that i mentioned a moment ago and i've seen it used in a lots of different contexts and we're going to focus on infrastructure. that's the primary use we use it in policy debates right now. the first thing to remember, a one-on-one how to build a bridge and a road and a water system. they're all p-3's. every road, bridge, water system is built by private companies, private contractors so they're all p-3's. there's different versions of p-3's. you can have, it might be technical. design builds. you have a same designer and

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good morning, william. caller: good morning. good morning, america.ou do a great job on the weekends. that said, my opinion on military folks getting into politics, i think it is very important from the standpoint that they have experienced the horrors of war. i have no problem with people in the military signing up and doing their job and learning what is wrong with these policies which have gotten us into wars. i've been listening to tulsa gabbert -- tulsi gabbord. she makes a lot of sense. i would have no problem voting for her. my problem is the treasure and blood, it has to stop in my opinion. i'm in favor of folks who are x military -- ex-military running for congress for certain. host: paul on the republican line. caller: thank you for letting me voice my opinion. i enjoy your show every saturday morning. in my congressional district i have a veteran running and i also have an active servicemember running. i am proud that i'm going to support someone who has been in the military who has served our country and has done something more than i can

well, because consumer goods are those the goods we see. on the shelves of end-product stores absolutely, and so, uh, of course, uh, there was a ban on everything for a while, while we were developing this system, on all price increases, well, in fact, now we have limited this group to consumer goods and here, uh, in this system. uh, almost the entire chain is regulated. here's a little more detail. how is it a chain? each element of this chain will be regulated. well, let's start from the very tail, if it's popular to explain, this is uh direct trading facilities, how they regulate their e, a trade markup is fixed retail trade markup. eh, depending on the type of goods they have different. eh, there, starting from 15 and even ten percent, we turn around the fastest there, for example, the dairy group or meat, and ending there with fifty-five percent. uh, clothes, shoes and so on, maybe , but the average consumer will show that these are cosmic numbers. but in fact, this figure includes all the costs of implementation, many costs, at least

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luck and good mood, show host alexei lysenkov good morning, dear friends. good november morning. you right, dear voice from above. i am always for unity friends this long weekend. the whole country is celebrating national unity day, and i congratulate you on this wonderful holiday. russian cities host hundreds of concerts, lectures, festivals and other interesting events that tell about the common roots of our history and culture. and now i invite the studio of those with whom we are united by the desire to create a good mood for you. every sunday my wonderful colleagues. meet them on voronin victoria panina here they are in one line. beauty, good morning friends on national unity day. hello everyone, happy holiday, it is significant that this time national unity day is the year of the cultural heritage of the peoples of russia and many festive events are not only entertaining, but also educational. i wonder if everyone remembers that national unity day was established on november 4 in honor of the historical date of the expulsion of the polish lithuanian i

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good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead.aller: our elections in arkansas were pretty bad. we are going to be the lowest state for education again. we are also going to be considered one of the where states in the country if you ever want any rights or laws passed or anything for the voters. our state is so full of gerrymandering that it is so horrible a lot of people are considering leaving just because it is a horrible place to live now. after these elections, even my family and the rest of the people in my community are considering leaving the state because it is just not worth staying here, especially when the democrats are not even listed as maybe 20% of the vote but we are more than that but we don't have enough people voting against them to stop it. so it looks like arkansas is going to be in the pits of hell again for another year -- another four years so hopefully we can get out of it and get democrats elected. host: that's kathy out of arkansas, asking you to give us a call and send us your thoughts on social media