gorki and gori district, people know first of all for the academy, in general how important it is forment of the entire region. yes, indeed, gorki is not only a beautiful region with a rich history, by the way, next year we will be 480 years old, the oldest agricultural university is located here, i always say that this is the world’s agricultural mecca, because all the innovations that originated in the 19th century century, century, this was the beginning of the belarusian state agricultural academy, this is the first drainage that was laid in the rytov vegetable gardens, and it is still working, the first combine harvester, the first doctor of agronomy, these are all people who came from here from our academy and our academy is still continues the glorious traditions of training personnel not only for agriculture, but for the entire national economic complex of our country, but i think the presence of the academy obliges the entire region to be so scrupulous related to agriculture, how important this industry is also for the district , well, this industry as a whole is one of the l

baev was arrested in the city of gori, and a pistol and a fake driver’s license were found on him.ase of cyber fraudster yaroslav sumbaev is now being considered in the basman court of moscow. this is the same case about an organized criminal community that evgenia shishkina started. well, according to the position of the investigation, which was formed, it already exists. court decision , which indicates that sumbaev was, but will sumbaev be punished for ordering murder of evgenia shishkina, in accordance with the current rules, the consent of the country that extradited him is required to bring sumbaev as a defendant in a criminal case for the murder of evgenia shishkina. in this regard , the competent authorities of georgia are considering the relevant law. from russia, we can now say that sumbayev is exempt from responsibility in the abu case. as for another person involved in the murder case of investigator evgenia shishkina, ivan kochatkov, his future is still unclear. immediately after the crime, the man was announced to wanted according to the investigation, ivan kochetkov

think about all the we met in our lives that have a gory. you know, my grandmother bought ibm and she owned it until the day she died and she died with $10 million. we heard stories of people being able to take advantage of the wealth creation of american -- hundred. but these staying private for longer is depriving we investors that opportunity. that is number one, number two point yet is a fantastic business. they are great in the boardroom they keep my management team focused on the right issues, metric. they help be a voice of passion around growth and passion around business. and they do have the expertise of what it takes to run a successful and they bring it to the table every day. they've been a great partner to work with and i value the relationship have. sonali: this is all signal intent are you to invest in the private market? ken: there's no doubt that market forces is pushing one to think about private investment. the relative size of the public market shrinking about your private credit strategy and private equity strategy. thi

and they are also called gori. that is, it is not higher than this humiliation.ir view of the region. we did not want to be them. so, the first point is that we should stand in front of the zionist project. in terms of getting rid of evil, this is in terms of getting rid of a big threat to national security, that is, when a project is meant to dominate the entire system of our life order, our civil order, our government, and we blocked it, it is the biggest change. for our national security. point d. therefore , it was necessary for us to stand in front of the sahmeh front. second point, how did we want to stand? let's sit at home and say that whenever they come to us, we will be in front of them. well, it was the weakest, most passive, most ineffective way to deal with zionism. but with the doctrine of resistance we had a huge area that was supposed to make them all victims of this zionist project, we made them resistant, we helped them in their resistance , they woke up, we are not vain people, we are free and resistant people . the difference is that they are

the gory details of how many civilians were killed and what was clearly a striking, targeted, and aimed at civilians. were gone over by the russian ambassador and eventually when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations for your sins, then you go to responsibility. you fold them will be borne by find the key every gene and the executive orders. and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons, which as we know also i coordinate the goals of the strike and the washington, which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in yugoslavia. afghanistan and the middle east desk to coal such treasures is collateral damage. stephen, during the iraq war in 2003, the united states made repeated attacks during the work of emergency and other services, part of its military tactics. the crating on force is a diligent students. now the bends you also pointed out that it seemed like some of the western countries saw this meeting about what isn't a parent violation of international law on a crime against civilians as

uh, you, i, i have, i don't know, i've been trying now for years actually to avoid showing anything gory on purpose, so so you you, i don't afford them the possibility to do something like this, and and even that. is actually um uh bizarre because um you know it's it's it's not that like we're interested in showing people these horrific scenes from gaza but we must show them so people know the truth you know i don't understand why it's okay for israel to butcher people but we can't tell people about the butchering we can't show it to them you know lest we be punished uh by the algorithm or but through censorship and now once again i i i you the whole time i tried my best to you phrase things very clearly uh you now spelling out hamas's right to resist through the geneva convention and the un charter uh, but i still don't know why. the only thing i do know is that i was covering israel's uh crimes in gaza and now they took away my primary source of income, so there's european press freedom for you. oh, indeed, indeed, indeed. david, i mean, i wonder whether you might just sort of give us

and finally: gory jasno. today, someone violated the rules of fire safety in the far east of russia and lit a cigarette in an unspecified place in russian, still russian buryatia. the fire broke out at night at the azorny mining and beneficiation plant in the village of the same name. according to local media, the total area of ​​the building in which the fire was burning 15 km, but it was completely engulfed in fire only 500 km. it is said that finishing materials were burning, but thick black smoke could be seen for many kilometers from this place. the cause of the fire is currently unknown. well, for today i have everything in the column world about ukraine, everything for today, tomorrow there will be more, well, there will be more in our further broadcast, a few minutes after the commercial, meet my colleague oleksandr... who will always competently tell the latest information from the world of money. i say goodbye to you, see you tomorrow. pain can become an obstacle, walking stairs, no with my knees, f

the gory details of how many civilians were killed. and what was clearly a strike targeted and aimed at civilians were gone over by the russian ambassador. and eventually when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations, the 3 us and is unable to use my sponsored policy for them will be bullied by find the key of regime and the executives of the orders and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons, which as we know also i coordinate the goals, the strike and the washington which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in yugoslavia. afghanistan and the middle east deaths to coal such tragedies, collateral damage, even during the iraq war in 2003. the united states made repeated attacks during the work of emergency and other serves as part of its military tactics. the crating on forces a diligent students now and eventually also pointed out that it seemed like some of the western countries saw this meeting about what is an apparent violation of i

think about the home quite a gory -- the home category.se after the pandemic but not their thinking can i upgrade something in my home? etsy sells a lot but that is not where you go for your home stuff right now, you go to wayfair for amazon or target. caroline: interesting that etsy is saying shoppers are focused more on essentials. we look at the latest on the trial of the sam bankman-fried. jurors might be living -- jurors are beginning deliberation today. we will talk to kristin smith about the overall impact. ed: paypal is a mover to the upside. this is the first earnings alex is overseeing as a ceo. announcing a new cfo, jim and miller, who joins them. they also received a subpoena relating to their work related to stablecoin and they say they are compliant with the sec. shares are up almost 5%. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ed: with the ftx trial wrapped up, jurors are beginning deliberation on sam bankman-fried's fate today. what does it mean to the crypto industry and sam bankman-fried? let's bring in kristin smith, ceo of the

while the snow gives adults extra trouble and children certainly enjoy it, the track on vorobyovy gorypty in such weather, here athletes train and amateurs try not to give in to them, it’s very lucky that there was snow, there ’s not a lot of it . nowhere to go, highway good, normal in terms of difficulty, this weather strengthens our character even more , the children are very happy, we already have a lot of snow , now here are the children, they are 8-9 years old, they are happy to conduct classes, we have 95 skiers in our sports school and biathletes are involved in these sports, the neighboring hill is also popular, where children ride on cheesecake tubes, well, let's go, the main thing is to follow the technique... very, very fun, there are so many opportunities now to ride here, snowboarding, skiing, whatever you want, on north winter will delight the country in the first days of december, weather forecasters report snow and frost, not like now in grodno, a slight minus and not a single snowflake, this is how this autumn day turned out in the north of the country, we monitor the

while snow gives adults extra trouble and children, of course, do n’t enjoy the track on vorobyovy gory it’s empty, here athletes train, and amateurs try to keep up with them, it’s very lucky that there was snow, a lot of it and you don’t have to travel far, the track is good, normal in difficulty, this weather strengthens our character even more, the kids are very happy, we already have a lot of snow, and now the kids are 8-9 years old. they are happy to conduct classes, in our sports school 95 skiers and biathletes engage in these sports, and the neighboring hill where children ride cheesecake tubes is also popular. well, let's go, the main thing is to follow safety precautions so that winter fun is only a joy. and winter is such a cool time, when you can ski on skis, on tubing, on letyanki, it’s very, very fun. so many opportunities to ride now here? snowboarding, skiing, whatever you want. in the north of the country, winter will be pleasant even in the first days of december; weather forecasters report snow and frost, not like now in grodno, a slight minus and not a single snowflak

but for some of the pumpkin producers, it is not a gory time. >> you're at the mercy of mother natureee pumpkins need some, soil, and water. they are like 90% h2o. and by some estimates, they need to have at least an inch a week, so when there's not enough, they can radically limit pump in production patience we got up pretty early in the year that our reservoir supply were pretty low, and we were only going to get about half the water we normally get on a normal year. spent the summer was arts hottest summer record according to nasa, and some parts of the u.s. south and midwest saw exceptional drought, a problem only by climate change . mechanism again, you know, i want to put money in an ocular return on it, so i made the decision right off the bat that the plant has probably 60% of what i would normally do just in case i would have to get up for a hotter summer pittsburgh some farmers lost 20% or more of their expert revealed. the patches were spared though in much of illinois, the nation's top producing state we came out okay, there are parts in illinois to struggle just like othe

because it would be unfair to have all the gory details if the government cannot connect it to the defendantnald trump and whatever you may think about him, the issue is, can you connect the violence to him? i think one of the ways the government says they should be allowed to use it is how the former president was using it after the fact, where he saw the violence occurring and then used that to try to intimidate and coerce people. it's an interesting argument, but i think it's about how much of this evidence comes in. >> you're reminding everyone, there's fairness to every defendant. you can't throw out every inflammatory thing. we're familiar with the concept of guilt by association and prejudice, what is the burden on the government, the job you used to have, to prove this person knowingly did this thing. when you look at the trial, people don't know what they don't know. they're supposed to come, supposed to be fresh. they have an idea of what they think january 6th was. if they think it's a riot, that premise would cut against the government's theory of the case. did you glean anything

. >> for a slasher, bloody, gory movie called "thanksgiving"? >> what brought you to this project?versation. i read the script. yeah, let's go do this i had a lot of fun we laughed a lot and it was a great experience. >> you're the sheriff. are you the bad guy? >> no, i'm just the sheriff. i'm a small town sheriff and you know, what happens is this event happens black friday where they go in and a lot of unfortunate things happen during this moment. >> politely you're saying. >> then it sets up the movie and why. >> do you like those kinds of movies. >> i don't go see them, no i haven't seen this movie. but it's fun it's a fun ride. it has a lot of twists and turns it's fun to see in a group situation. >> with friends. >> i remember doing it as a teenager it was a great date night type of thing. >> they were always on at those high school parties. >> yeah. >> drinking beer and -- >> have a good time. scream and then you laugh and then you get freaked out again and then you love it >> yeah. i know. >> then you have nightmares for a week. >> real quick, you have another film coming u

details but what all the gory details but what will find inside?jobson, the >> yeah. robert jobson, the royal spoke to the paper royal author, spoke to the paper overnight and said that it's overnight and he said that it's a assassination of the a character assassination of the princess wales or at princess of wales amid or at least source in the says least a source in the book says that the princess of wales that that the princess of wales case is the monarchy's last shiny thing for many years to come. also her of come. and he also accuses her of being part time working royal. being a part time working royal. i think perhaps it's just a different way of being a working royal. let's bear in mind she's got three children, most got three young children, most of of of which are under the age of ten. has several patronages, ten. she has several patronages, but a very small number compared to perhaps the late queen or prince philip, because she and prince philip, because she and prince choose to focus prince william choose to focus on topics very close

a historical ponno has been restored in the moscow palace of pioneers on vorobyovy gory. and covered with thin cracks. part of the wall was lost during the installation of utility networks; the surface was covered with layers of putty and paint. the surviving parts of the mosaic had chipped abrasions. recreated in full exactly in the form in which it was originally presented in 62 by the architects who, in fact, built this palace, pioneers. right now we can observe in full the completed panel, which, well, strictly speaking, pleases our eyes. as a result, the panel was washed, the lost part was restored, and now it looks the way the authors of the moscow palace of pioneers intended it. in the stavropol territory, as part of the program for the preservation and development of culture, the reconstruction of the famous lermonov house was completed. the poet lived in it until the fatal duel and wrote his last poems. the roof of the historical building was replaced, and restoration was carried out using 19th-century technologies. report by vagharshak, asriyan. white walls, gra

but there is no gory details.possibly could do. >> charles, i was going to ask you, there's going to be the usual fuss. and one of the reasons i stopped the reasons i stopped watching the crown, charles, i just got fed up the fact that so many up with the fact that so many things didn't happen the way it's but course, i it's portrayed. but of course, i have to myself and remind have to pinch myself and remind myself not myself it's a drama. it's not meant an historical meant to be an historical account, you're absolutely account, but you're absolutely right, andrew, and i'm i'm furious because i've seen the first part and there is a part where she comes out to a boat, a boat that was on. >> and i'm annoyed that i haven't been portrayed by robert redford or brad pitt . redford or brad pitt. >> be serious. >> be serious. >> they have distorted that that that event out of all context. i mean, she comes across like some brazier model and says, hello, boys , this didn't happen . um, boys, this didn't happen. um, and th

and i put some pictures on on the internet which seems to have gone the internet which seems to have goriow. >> i think showing now. >> and it was really quite frightening. it's the frightening. i mean, it's the worst storm down here that i've seen about years. seen for about ten years. >> mean, i live on the >> i mean, i live on the promenade and the waves were coming hitting the hitting promenade and the waves were corrwindow1itting the hitting promenade and the waves were corrwindow of.ing the hitting promenade and the waves were corrwindow of the the hitting promenade and the waves were corrwindow of the office :ting promenade and the waves were corrwindow of the office where i the window of the office where i live, which is probably 70, 80ft. >> i mean, not really forceful, but was definitely i mean, but there was definitely i mean, i'm now lots of i'm looking now at lots of seaweed on my window. >> pretty, pretty disastrous seaweed on my window. >> eveningj, pretty disastrous all evening. >> and it got very, very bad with the wind. and then this morning, there was morning, you know,

here’s a t-shirt, by the way, here’s our whole company, sister, son, and my baby too, on vorovyovo gory the war in israel and it’s so amazing, god really protects, thank you lord, that this is happening, that my whole family is alive, that. we are here , we are in russia, we are safe, and i can happily now share the good news that my son semyon is going on the stage of the kremlin palace again, he will, he will fulfill his dream, he will sing with his idol, blogger dim dimovich, he will sing pinocchio, and will be happy again, and i will be happy that i could for my son. make his dream come true, and i couldn’t even imagine that a child with special needs could go on stage in the kremlin for the fourth time in just 2 years, and perform and sing, and be among ordinary people, so i i have something to do, i have a charitable foundation for helping people with special needs, we are now preparing new trips with performances for children. at home, in rehabilitation centers, it seems to me that if i do good , then this good will definitely return to my family, will return to my children, and

. >> well, if you want the gory details, you know it will be porridge. banana. honey egg on toast . that's the. that's the little, little secret . but let little, little secret. but let me talk about the business voice . first of all, i have really valued the interactions that i've had with you and the cbi . i've had with you and the cbi. and indeed, many of the people in this room. and we're we're very grateful for that . this is very grateful for that. this is a moment when, having made progress on inflation, we want to focus on the long term growth of the british economy. you are all business people. you understand hand that rome wasn't built in a day. we're not going to get there immediately. i won't be able to do every single thing on the list that you've asked me to do, but i hope you will look at wednesday's measures and apply to those measures and apply to those measures the same definite signs of success as you would apply to your own businesses . and that is your own businesses. and that is to say, what matters is not the headunes to say, what matters is not the headlines

kamchatka. to see them you need all-terrain vehicles, and how else can you quickly climb the active gory not for nothing that it’s called that, approaching the edge of the gorge is dangerous, its walls are very steep and easily collapse, but who will stop that, sheer cliffs with a beautiful waterfall, but not the deepest, but the landscape is impressive, people come from all over the world to see a natural monument of world significance, and where else you can scream like that while no one sees you, this is why tourists go to kamchatka in the fall, altyna and urumbaeva, elena savina, channel one, well, we continue, we remind you that it’s friday on the calendar, the weekend is ahead, which means you can forget about the office dress code and dress up somewhere, and many, by the way, will start doing this tonight, yes, you can even get an interesting manicure for yourself, to complement your image, for example, with gold. shiny elements look good on a discreet matte finish. i have an idea, i suggest diluting a plain manicure with fashionable decor, it’s called liquid metal. i apply a drop