because the future is already here, the future is today. live news now in the studio sergei lugovsky hello unioneopolitical situation the president of belarus is on a working visit to russia negotiations between alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin started before noon the states regularly hold meetings, synchronize watches on key issues of belarusian -russian cooperation, as well as on the international agenda, the leaders recently met in sama.

hello union agenda and geopolitical situation the president of belarus is on a working visit to russiashenko and vladimir putin started at noon heads of state meet regularly compare watches on key issues of belarusian-russian cooperation, as well as on the international agenda the leaders recently met in samarkand

the chairman of the gomel regional association of the organization of trade unions , alexei neverov. alexey nikolaevich hello, please tell us about the gomes regional association of trade unions and as chairman, what do you do. what is your role, responsibility and overall tasks for the coming period, well, you know at the beginning, probably your answer. i would like to define the trade union as a lot of understanding of our society gifts or sanatorium vouchers. this is absolutely not the same, of course, and without this there are gifts, if motor vouchers and so on. but the most important thing is in four areas that should have been immediately identified so that our viewers understand that trade unions. today it is first and foremost. this is legal protection. uh, socio-economic labor rights of our workers, the second is labor protection, the third is information work, which is important, and work with youth is the fourth, these are the main areas that we have identified in our current activities. and uh, try to follow them. uh, the fact is that hmm legal protection is a very important factor in our work

the chairman of the gomel regional association of the organization of trade unions , alexei neverov. alexey nikolaevich helloease tell us about the gomes regional association of trade unions and, as chairman, what do you do? what is your role, responsibility and overall tasks for the coming period, well, you know the initial of your answer. i would like to define that trade unions, like a lot of understanding of our society gifts or sanatorium vouchers. this is absolutely not the same, of course, and gifts are not without it. naturally, not vouchers, and so on, either, but the most important thing is the four areas that had to be immediately identified so that our viewers understand that the trade union is today in the first place. this is legal protection. uh, the socio-economic labor rights of our workers, the second is labor protection, the third is information work, which is important, and work with youth is the fourth, these are the main areas, which we have identified e in today's activities. and uh, we try to follow everyone. uh, the fact is that hmm legal protection is a very important factor in our

several years he headed the eurasian economic commission, the executive body of the eurasian economic union hellod afternoon, let's start. let's start with a general question. uh, the world is changing structure. and if until recently it was believed that everything important happens at some high level, and then descends to the regions there to the continents, now it seems the opposite. now the activity and viability of regional organizations is becoming a key factor for success. eh, yes, it really is. this is how it seems to you, when we switch from one polar bipolar world to a multipolar one. this forces many countries to rethink the content, including economic associations, and each country is looking for forms and content for the realization of their comparative advantages. the second important factor is so fundamental - this is what is happening now. the search for a new economic structure after the industrial one, that is, a society is being formed after the industrial one, where the basic process of co-organization within the state is no longer the production of goods, but the production o

in november at 19 the president of the national automobile union anton shaparin. hello okay, let's not burn about the fact that the measures are late and so. completely not very safe. well, here are the lead concepts will fix its aggregator. uh, taxi, and what kind of responsibility is implied responsibility , it should be distributed between all participants in the process and between the driver, because well, in fact, the key star is the link he drives the car and the aggregator and the taxi fleet, if there is a taxi fleet, but the main thing is that this should all be based on insurance instruments. aggregators now have internal insurance funds. they close, and the costs arising there for passengers and so on in the case accidents. but unfortunately, many drivers now don’t have osago, because insurance companies refuse to sell, they don’t want to, that’s all, and there is still no legislation responsible for refusing to sell osago. what other requirements for drivers the key requirement for drivers, he must have experience, and he must have a disabled driver’s licens

it affect the policy of the most vocal supporter of the kremlin in the european union, viktor orbán, good evening, helloing is very serious, because in the government of the czech republic, for example, which currently chairs the council of the european union, they generally allowed hungary to leave the union, noting at the same time that they would direct their efforts to keep it in the european family and in the european parliament, with their vote today, they confirmed that hungary is moving away from democracy because it violates the basic values ​​on which the european union is based, among them freedom of speech, for example, the rights of national minorities the independence of the judicial system and four years ago the european parliament noted already voted for a similar report, but since then the situation has dramatically worsened. today, hungary is considered a hybrid regime of an elected autocracy. this is the wording reached by political groups. in essence, the eu legislature calls on the council of the eu to launch a procedure that can to attract severe sanctions against budapest , namely

diana gorban, chairman of the kuban regional branch of the russian union of journalists hello, we arelad to welcome you. tell me who was the first to notice, in general, that this fake news was published on the site that the site was hacked, as i understand it. our colleagues are journalists, and i want to say that i reacted quite quickly. eh, the same control. uh, when they realized that, uh, there are a lot of fakes, by the way, in the yeysk district, which is right there at hand , as we say at home in mariupol ah, there, uh, endless fakes appear last, and the explosion of the oil storage facility in yeysk, uh. hmm, this information was heard that ammunition allegedly got there. it turned out that it was a fire on this one in one of the warehouses of the technosklad network; it spread in local e, publics, which are still on our side. correctly understand or yes. yes, yes, yes, yes. yes, mistakes made by administrators play a big role. uh, fact-checking journalists, as it seems to me, and the operational work of the authorities. i understand perfectly well that it is not journalists

union hello, on the eve of the first weekend of the fall of the turbulent 2020, we are discussing thethat are being discussed these days, everything, let's talk about the day of knowledge and the open lesson of the president of belarus, the lessons he taught about party building. we will definitely talk about belarus, we will talk about ukraine, which is rolling into the abyss, and the west, which helps ukraine to roll. e down. although already according to the information that comes from the west itself does not begin to take a shower according to the schedule and then with cold water, but we travel in the west, and we do not need it. at least until the change of power. it will happen there. uh, by the way, some countries in the united states of the baltics, by the way, are proposing to russians to ban entry into the european union, in general, completely irrevocably, but it seems to me, brilliant decisions after this shower. e in the west, they will generally stop accepting . e, so to speak, with napkins, and then reusable, but we 'll talk about all this today. oh let me introduce y

cynological organizations of russia, the head of the international cynological union , vladimir urazhevsky, vladimir good morning. hello first of all, let's figure out what it means the ministry of nature proposes. is there no obligation to monitor the regions now? of course there are in e. in 2018, a law on the responsible attitude to animals was adopted, which provide for this. the problem is that when the laws were written, they forgot to invite specialist cynologists, and, of course, amendments must be made that will solve those problems in a reasonable way. you are now in our country. the first is to deviate from historical norms. yes, you need to move away from extremes so that there is no stomach problem. rent out a shelter the shelters are so overcrowded that it is impossible to place an animal shelter by entry. you said that there is one reasonable and not very expensive solution. in this state the fact is that uh problem with uh animals from stray dogs and cats. this is the same organism as a person, when you get sick you need to take a pill to be in a warm house, and so on and so forth, the same as animals.

but no, it costs them gone, but nothing nastya hello problems with communication complexity. we have a european union obvious. let's get back to anastasia. save about uh, sound voices you know, here. eh, today. uh, surprising uh, the letter appeared in response to uh, the most famous american economist. well, really famous. jeffrey saltseva, everyone knows his last name, he decided to answer the one that you quoted here with stoltenberg financial. times head of nato yes who revisit again urged ukraine to pump up weapons on the eve of the rammstein rammstein and so on. and here is a very well-known american economist sax says, listen, well, i understand. nato has always aspired. this is how saving countries destroys them and gave this examples of afghanistan and so on, and he says, listen, look, ukraine is being turned into afghanistan the only way to solve this conflict is to return to the march negotiations, when there really were some kind of uh from the point of contact . particularly neutral status ukraine is not nato expansion and so on. he says this is the only way. you are turning ukraine into

hello, you need them. those from the shuttle of the union or the shut social over the dishwater each could you put them on chronicle coastal getting dish quarterly. where did they need this one? she said, what punch that that was a full class can for she still wanted to give you a dog. oh, ah. ah, lou. in august 2022 the true beginning of ukrainian soldiers and officers accused of massacres and mass rapes in maryville. most of the crimes they committed in dumbass have no statute of limitations. busy busy busy according to local laws, the punishment for the most serious atrocities. the death sentence. lou ah ah ah, the only we i'm so glad i should get what is the best time with them? this is a little bit of a complicated with lady new who didn't really know what i to school car wasn't report backwards, but something something that my scheme importantly had cut order. the status of a national crime by the 15th, which it is said to jeff. i mean, the mean you to, when you don't can be comma a utah and the couple of somebody mp community that div comma a lovely. not all right. you supposed to this out. thank y

cynological organizations of russia, the head of the international cynological union , vladimir urazhevsky, vladimir good morning. helloirst of all, let's figure out what the ministry of nature offers. isn't there now regions responsibilities follow up of course there are in e. in 2018, a law on the responsible attitude towards animals was adopted, which provide for this the problem is that when the laws were written , specialists were invited to join the cynologists, and, of course, amendments must be made that will solve those problems in a reasonable way. you are now in our country. what is the first thing to leave? norms yes, it is necessary to move away from the extreme so that there is no problem for the animal to hand over the shelter. the shelters are so overcrowded that it is impossible to place the animal in the shelter by appointment. you said that there is one solution that is reasonable and not very expensive. the posture was hiding, which is a problem with animals from stray dogs and cats. this is the same organism as a person, when you get sick you need to take a pill to be in a warm house, and so on and

today in our studio timofey leading expert raciid and timur shafer, secretary of the union of journalists of russia hello, thank you for coming and we will deal with endless fakes. well, that's what our program is for. let's see the first of them, uh, a heimer with supposedly super, definitely worked on a large russian military base. what does it look like on social media? well, have you definitely seen? i think, like most of the inhabitants of our country, saw these shots, in my opinion, last year, and especially residents of st. petersburg, because these shots were taken. there it is clear that this does not sound quite right, but even if it’s just not yet to deal with those details. uh, if you don't remember what happened then in st. petersburg, what we were referring to now, does it look like a military base? it’s just that, looking at these shots, a military base is never a huge building, in which literally everything is concentrated, which is designed for a huge number of people, the buildings of military bases, yes, they are always concentrated along the perimeter territory, because, well, respect

union more. not up on there, michael. hello, marcell. i've got your number. i've got one wonderful. i wish to know about the door. oh no, no. you didn't or guzzle more or less than a jealous i had to put on with them whether or not buddy bill could you could help us out. oh boy, good to go on. what on this the wow. she might knew. i know i'm on site is and more on all said, mom didn't i don't the year you'll not put them out. thank you, but i got a forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point obviously is too great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence. real. somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with wish would say so easily. yes. so, so, so for the normal financial sort of stuff with which you see numerous top political expert dmitri babich didn't believe it was the 3rd year at 1st. the uss

headed the eurasian economic commission, the executive body of the eurasian economic union of tigrants before. hellod afternoon, let's start. let's start with a general question. uh, the world structure is changing. and if until recently it was believed that everything important happens at some high level, and then descends to the regions there to the continents, now it seems the opposite. now the activity and viability of regional organizations is becoming a key factor for success. eh, yes, it really is. this is how it seems when one is a polar bipolar world. we are moving into a multipolar state, this forces many countries to rethink the content, including economic associations and each country is looking for forms and content to realize its comparative advantages. the second important factor is so fundamental that this is what is happening now. goods, and the production of new knowledge , and this also forces us to rethink the economic doctrine of the development of nation states and the third such fundamental factor, with which we are dealing is the search for new content, new new meanings, name

hello, my name is sergey sergeevich , head of the district unions.l us, please, about your work, how is the work organized, how is food and rest organized? uh and mid level wages in a cone, the average wage level is from sixty to 200,000, and the workers live in our town, equipped with three meals a day. e that at night, that day shift three meals a day, working conditions are good good. thank you. thank you very much and all those who work with us. thank you. thank you. we are glad to ask further. well, key is waiting for your command to start the movement. command back. go. dear colleagues, at the end of this part of our work today, i want to once again to thank everyone who organizes it, and uh those who work with in the relevant relevant departments, uh in the relevant companies, first of all, of course, working engineers of other specialists who uh ensure the quality and timeliness of the gun in such large uh large objects. we have a very big, uh, big job. there are big plans ahead of the funds reserved by the state for this work. it is extremel

talking about notable events in the economy with you veronika hello the level of food self-sufficiency of the common market of the eurasian unionhile belarus shows the highest results 94%. next come russia kazakhstan, then kyrgyzstan and armenia the eu completely closes the key positions - these are grain, pork, vegetables, vegetable oil and sugar, lagging behind only in fruits and berries, by the way, the topic of food security, which was not included in the official agenda of the last eurasian intergovernmental council, was nevertheless touched upon during bilateral negotiations, where they discussed how to increase the level of food self-sufficiency? in addition, on the sidelines of the council, they talked about joint cooperation projects and financing for them, and svetlana luk will tell about the decisions made. the result of the dialogue between the five countries in kyrgyzstan was the adoption of decisions that will move the integration and develop the entire economy of the eurasian union so the big trade market is waiting for activity on the part of buyers and sellers of the premiere made a fundamental decision to crea

union. but the pressure was really government to release her. hello dear. he got released the so the brush are, it's the only way to, to give the blessing and their rights include the prisoners. and actually a very, actually supposed to be modus, thrown in order to hold. is there any government to accountability? there is no a can to, to accountability because of the seed serrita conducted. there are war crimes and crimes against humanity against me. the same people in garza or fife, a military operations against the innocent people. and there is no reaction and no accountability nor accountability. it's mean it's carriage, is there any government to carry on their violation of human rights, or they don't give any consideration for nearly action because there is no strong reaction unfortunately, which gives the bit of senior specialty. the activists are under human rights, so frustration because if there is no international law, the people will go for the rule of junkin. i mean ward white university. okay, thank you so much for your time today. and they bri

union. the man who helped bring down the iron curtain, allowing east and west germany to become one. we have live cup ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. germany pays tribute to day to the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. a minute silence will be observed in the parliament and the bonus talks president will deliver a speech in his honor. gorbachev died last week at the age of 90. 1 is reform policy is led to the end of the cold war and want him a nobel peace prize. he is also considered a major player in the re unification of germany. he was buried the weekend in moscow next to his wife. and as we, as we wait for the collaboration event in the german parliament to get under way, we bring in dw political correspond it, nina has. if you know how unusual is it, i'm told we have, we have a live feed now from the bonus tag, speeches about to get underway. let's cost stayed over to that. he built the world and made it a better player. awesome rubbish. he made jojo possible on doing brushing things that seemed inconceivable for decades and wanted to find a peaceful end to the col

you might think it was the union, my should we officially doesn't think about that assertion. several hello, it is so funny. it's more than a, particularly as soon as it's meanwhile, alexander going yelton's, deputy and vice president of russia against all odds was able to fly from moscow to photos where he somehow got into garbage after residence and met the soviet leader . me. it's been a little bit unusual to me, original dos, actually, can we just expense it religion for us or what mr. nisha was, or this is maxine was, was crazy. you blush it good the damo of religion. i said the stores back there. we were watching the flow washer smoke when you get a sure router would or re issue. so story song rush ga and this person junior one. and they said you in the person i talk to you as soon as you me, she is and, and your message or the router mission cross. she and i'm just going to measure my missing, she is better. so really, if i were but at the school then and later many wondered if got a bunch of new of out or suspected a q or even that the state committee on the state of emergency was h

and any kind of annexation in ukraine. european union plans further sanctions after moscow says occupied regions of ukraine voted to join russia. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. it's one of the strongest storms to hit the united states. hurricane ian is slowly moving over the state of florida where it brought catastrophic flooding authorities war and it's continuing to heat rain on already inundated areas. the storm has knocked out electricity for almost 2000000 residents. let's take a look at florida's daytona beach. these are live upside down, images high winds blown over the camera. there in has been downgraded to a category one storm it. as you can see, it's still causing havoc. authorities of scrambling to respond in her warning of a long, clean up a hat slamming into florida. hurricane e and hit the states west coast with winds of over 240 kilometers per hour. so this is a devastating storm for parts of florida, not just on the south west coast, but also inland, associated with some of these impacts. this is going to be a storm we talk about for many years to come. it's one of the most powerful storms ever recor

the world we have a glorious city, donetsk, victor el-khukhali special correspondent channel union victor helloto say that donetsk is in such a languid expectation of a real miracle. a historical moment will happen very soon. but the ukrainian militants do not allow this to be done literally. about seven arrivals in the city center in less. in general, i worked out kilometers from the highway, then thank god now there is no data on the victims. well, they beat, as usual, 155 caliber, but apparently. in principle, the militants, in particular zelensky, do not particularly like the fact that the donbass is preparing to finally go home forever. ah, will these shelling today affect everyone? i ask you this question as a journalist, as a voter, as a person who will make his choice at the referendum. will affect whether these shelling somehow for 8 years, in fact, donbass is in time and 8 years in that country somehow it was all the same what we feel, what we want, but now people actually have it, even despite the shelling gradually on foxes an onion smile appears from the fact that this story will f

hello comrades, hello. on the air the first program of the all-union radio moscow time 6:4 minutes pouredindia and see how much you can. the well must be it is necessary to draw from it alive so that the water does not rot, so i choose it. for all neighbors. for your buckwheat yes, and for you, you will draw out a teapot of antonia very much, and in this well the water is special and alive. what are you doing freak? at the holy well this water soothes the soul. and you vasil tell me for the life of me i don’t understand. you are just an idiot. or just pretending to be old, his water is not just water, i won’t go from here alive. don't worry, my heart, the street is not yours. then get off the bench from my bench, i did it myself. kurkul leftover canteen has already opened. nikita i know. go goulash collective farm, eat some water, drink from my well and go and go. and you are an empty potato, choke. today i will have breakfast with bacon and eggs. i have everything of my own all my life i fed myself, i feed, and will you feed yourself until your death? breshesh money is a pity the last li

dmitry sidorin big data specialist timur shafer, secretary of the union of journalists of russia and military expert dmitry drozdenko hellou for coming from the finnish border. i would like to start saying, in any case, some characters, that the procedure for passing boundaries and now slightly changed. let's see how this fake looks on the network. in order to demote the finnish border guards and get a pass stamp , some russian tourists had to sing and dance on the finnish border. in this video , the russians, hungry and thirsty for a stamp, were summed up by a stupid choice of song, the finns are not happy. all clear. interesting, the most important thing was missed. what do you think of them after that or not? i think, yes, it was even possible not to check passports perfectly. people are asleep. yes, come on, well, in general, this is possible with passing the border. here's what you can say now from the point of view of the legal procedure for passing. i have not yet heard of anyone being really forced there, for example, to sing. and although really in the leadership of the european union now eh? so to say, trying to

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union" with jake tapper and dana bash starts next. thank you again for sharing your sunday morning with us. have a great rest of your day. >>> hellohere the state of our union is waiting for the largest gather in world leaders, all waiting to say good-bye to a queen, who took throne before many who were not born. any moment president biden and the first lady are expected to pay her respects at west minister hall, a place where londoners have been queueing up just to say a brief final good-bye to their monarch. this morning, the estimated wait time in that line was 14 hours. in a moving moment yesterday, we saw the queen's eight grandchildren, including, of course, princes william and harry standing vigil aside their coffin. in this hour we're expected to see president biden sign a condolence book, and then attend a reception held by the king. kaitlan collins, and max foster, and royal historian kate williams, thanks one and all for being here. let's set the scene for us. what are we expecting to see and hear from president biden this morning. we have some footage of president biden. there he is right now. let's listen in. he is pa

hello , we just need to cancel the documents on the dissolution of the cadet union, and then legallynion will be updated, then all the actions actually there of all independent states in the world there are measures that have become non-legislative very cool very helpful in some way has a measure but the problem is that we do not live in this marichka in the world and how should it affect i do not i know for me it's just a signal for our own russian society, it's just a legal basis for using mobs mobs in the occupied territories and then maybe also conscripts and nothing more. well, they had to throw something, they had to throw themselves a bone lepse would explain why it happened that the invincible second world army in kharkiv oblast was chased for a person with pennies, and this is their answer . in the head, where they have already defeated everyone well, in principle , it's just uh, it's such a transition to defense already in the media field, let them be the driver over the battle, it will just eventually turn into north korea, which will win the world championship every year.

. >>> hello, i'm dana bash and the state of our union is hitting the campaign trail. happy labor day weekend. the unofficial end to summer and kickoff to campaign season. president biden is heading to key midterm states tomorrow, two of them, he's visiting wisconsin and pennsylvania, after he warned americans that his predecessor, former president trump posed a threat to the future of american democracy. today we're going to test how that speech and other top issues like the economy, education and abortion are resonating in the midterm campaigns. we're going to get the view from both candidates in a race that could determine control of the senate. democratic incumbent senator patty murray and her republican challenger tiffany smiley. >>> we begin with the crisis that surpasses politics. americans living in conditions unfathomable for most of the u.s. in the city of jackson, mississippi, today water pressure is back for many of the thousands who have been without running water for a week, but the water is still not drinkable after weeks of residents being told they nee

ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan, in doha, with a summary of the news allows is europe. russians have been paying their respects to the last leader of the soviet union, the head of his burial in moscow. mikhail gorbachev who relates rest later on saturday. the kremlin says the president vladimir putin will not attend out zealously, a haunting reports. huge thousands have lined the streets of moscow to bid farewell to the last leader of the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev was credited with changing the course of the 20th century by indians. the cold war president vladimir putin has paid his respects, but is not attending the funeral. other western leaders are not attending either. the kremlin has been so far, quite respectful of, of li issues because garbage was not received it strongly to inclusion wants to an appears to be and, and, and betrays himself as a strong leader. ah, forgot about your gorbachev was often respected and revered, more in the west than at home in russia. you're losing you old us. when did you just can you to be honest, that a warn us one more that highlighted in this television advert from the 1990? i got you all out. unfortun

hello and welcome to cross stop. were all things are considered? i'm peter lavelle. does the european union have a death wish it would seem so ramp and inflation growing energy and security, demanding unquestioning solidarity regarding ukraine's and punishing democratically elected governments are only some of the blocks maladies. to make things worse, there is a dangerous leadership deficit. ah cross stocking the fate of the e. u. i'm joined by my guest child laughlin in budapest. he's a university lecture and in history and political philosophy in paris. we have rachel marston, she is a syndicated columnist and archie contributor, and in london we crossed marco gassett. he is an international affairs commentator har, across our girls. in fact, that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st out of the corner of my on the plaza way. i can see you nodding your head after every single word i said in my interject, and i'll let you take it from here. go right ahead. well, you said in your introduction that europe has a death wish and you were i

hello, i'm jake tapper in washington, where the state of our union is watching international crises build. one thing that was clear, as world leaders garded, the western world is fighting battles, on two fronts. with its forceful recap purse of its own land, and second against global economic peril, with inflation continuing to soar and recession looming, people around the world struggling to keep up with energy prices and other costs. one leader facing a particularly stiff challenges is liz truss. she officially took on the role just days before the nation's month narc,e 2k50id, after ten or 12 days of mourning, in truss's first major move as the nation's leader, she announced massive tax cuts at a volume not seen since the 1970s, sending uk markets into a tailspin and crashing the pound to the lowest levels since 1985. truss is facing perhaps the biggest set of challenges for any new uk prime minister since sir winston churchill. i had the rare opportunity to spend time with her at ten do you think downing street. thank you for doing this. >> great to be here. >> reporter: one of the qu

hello we mice went to the union.e of us, so let's get started. i want to join this trade union, nikolai i also look carbon monoxide, or of course, it seems that i am in a turkish hotel now the animation has come out and will light up. the girls are begging. are you crazy? thank you thank you very much. how many points did this union score. 77 votes is very cool. i thought it was a clip from the movie alvin and the chipmunks. here are so bright you are so straight three such juicy chipmunks, cheerful incendiary sports. here is the strelka group, uh, incomplete composition, right now, the former members of the strelki girls group, first of all, thank you for simply total bow. that's right, the nineties. excellent, you completely conveyed the atmosphere. you saw you just broke all the ranks, except for this, i don’t know what’s with him and there the pension sits, probably don’t pay attention. you conveyed the mood. honestly, i didn’t even hear the notes you sing out of notes. you sing you are just an artist and you mad

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is remembering at home and abroadwe begin in great britain where queen elizabeth ii just completed the first leg of her final journey through the united kingdom. she traveled from balmoral castle and arrived in edinburgh a short while ago with crowds of people paying their respects along the way, honoring the monarch who served them for more than 70 years. an honor guard welcoming the queen's coffin at the palace of the holyrood house where it will remain overnight. her children, princess anne, princes andrew and edward on hand for this first stop as the coffin makes its way to london on an eventual path to westminster abbey for her funeral eight days from now. meantime here at home, another solemn day to remember. in new york officials are still reading the names of nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives on 9/11 in that horrific attack 21 years ago today, honoring the victims who died at the world trade center, the pentagon and in a field in pennsylvania. >> joining me now former secretary of state and first lady h

in fact, the co-chairman of the all-russian union of patients yuri zhilev yuri aleksandrovich began to speak to our guests today hellowe were really surprised. uh, we uh, like we have uh, free medical care. you know, the ministry of health also explains in a letter that money for pcr was allocated in the hospital. all received. this system has been purchased, what happens a few moments, firstly, and the hospital administrations are insuring themselves, they want the patients to have it already in advance. uh, negative patients thus increased safety, the hospital itself. in general, we are talking only about planned hospitalization within the framework of compulsory medical insurance. listen for free. well, this story about the fact that the money has been allocated, that everything is there, it should not be discussed at all, because according to the law, this is already done within the framework of compulsory medical insurance and is done free of charge for the patient, so patients should absolutely not worry about the allocated money. there is no allocated money. this is a direct violation of the law, probably, whi

union cooperation. we talked with our ambassador in russia during the visit of the delegation of the belarusian government to tatarstan, dmitry nikolayevich helloe are with you, the visit of the riddles of the government is now in tatarstan, before that there were negotiations bashkortostan, after all. here is the russian vector of cooperation, how active is it today, is there a lot of potential? and in general, is there a region? wherever we, well, really would like to enter in the near future, well, if we start with a region of about 80 regions assigned to our officials, and we analyzed the results of january august for about 13 regions. our trade turnover is declining, while with everyone else it is growing, so of course we will focus on this. for those who are lagging behind today, a kind of competition. it even appeared between our ministers who is responsible for certain russian regions. nobody wants to be outsiders, therefore, of course, the regional agenda with russia is now the number one big task of the president, which is set to reorient exports from ukraine and the european market to russia ; 28% for services by 22% and, for example

oh, the soviet union's last leader mikhail gorbachev has been laid to rest in moscow. ah, hello, get adrian finnegan here in doha. this is al jazeera, also coming up a new life in a world destroyed pakistan's, devastating floods force. pregnant women and girls give birth in shelters. the big count on his began master's. most powerful walk it ever is on the launch pad for a 2nd attempt to head to the boons or bit clos, ah, tennis to serena williams loses in the 3rd round of the us open and what's expected to be, but must match if a korea russian backed officials and southern ukraine said that europe's largest nuclear power station was knocked off line by shelling on saturday. the report and electricity light inside this operational plant has been damaged. comes just after the visit of the head of the u. n. z nuclear watchdog to the facility. this could live that a key vouchers here as gabriel elizondo is the 1st one more to we know about these reports, game of the plant being taken offline. based on our calls and reporting here over the last several hours. we just don't think tho

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is watching internat internationalsis build. one thing that was clear in new york city this past week. the west were world is fighting battles on two fronts. one, against russia that ramped up nuclear threats as ukraine pushes ahead with the forceful recapturing of its own land and second, against global economic peril with inflation soaring and recession looming. people struggling to keep up with rising energy prices and other costs. one leader facing a particularly stiff challenge is the brand-new prime minister of the united kingdom liz truss that officially took on the role days before the nation's monarch died with the nation in economic crisis as garwar rages in ukrai. after mourning the loss of the queen on friday truss' first move as a leader markets went into a tail spin and crashing the pound to the lowest level against the dollar since 1985. truss is facing perhaps the biggest set of challenges for any new u.k. prime minister since sir winston church hill and i had the rare opportunity to spend some time wit

hello and welcome to cross thought were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. does the european union have a death wish it would seem so rampant in place and growing energy and security, demanding unquestioning solidarity regarding ukraine's and punishing democratically elected governments are only some of the blocks maladies? to make things worse, there's a dangerous leadership deficit. ah, cross sucking the fate of the e. u. i'm joined by my guest. i laughlin, budapest, he's a university lecture and in history and political philosophy in paris. we have rachel marston. she is a syndicated columnist and arti contributor. and in london, we cross demarco gassett. he is an international affairs commentator across elk grove. in fact, that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st out of the corner of my on the plaza way. i could see you nodding your head after every single word i said in my introduction, i'll let you take it from here. go right ahead.

hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera alive from dough. also coming up the european union at russia. both systems suspect sabotaged off the gas leaks. appear and rushes nord stream pipelines plus i over here in baghdad. supporters of cheer, clinic, montana, or seller, come from police during a parliament session, over the resignation of that speaker. and up to 13 years guineas, former leader, mussa camacho, and 10 of us go on trial for the killing of 150 people at a stadium. ah, a powerful category for storm is bearing down on the state of florida. how are can in, is expected to make landfall along the southwest coast in the coming hours. early up, it knocked our power in cuba. people in florida, bracing for its impacts and have been born of catastrophic flooding. the states covered up is warning of a nasty 2 days ahead. leah harding reports the warm waters in the gulf of mexico are making hurricane in even stronger from space . it's seen swirling over the caribbean. oh yeah. this woman in cuba weeds through waters inside what's left of her home. it also went to italy. it was the dis

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is pointing fingers over our broken immigration system. president biden and the first lady are right now in london where they will join leaders from around the world for tomorrow's funeral for queen elizabeth ii. we'll bring you today's events in a little bit. but we begin on the migrant crisis in the u.s. where blue state leaders are scrambling to care for the thousands of migrants shifted up north without warning from texas and florida. the roughly 50 flown to martha's vineyard are currently being cared for and moved by republican massachusetts governor charlie bake tore a military base on cape cod where there are better facilities. florida's governor ron dean tis says this is just the beginning saying, quote, he'll use every penny of the $12 million allocated by his state to relocate more migrants out of florida as he and texas governor greg abbott say it is time for blue states to share their burden. on saturday, according to "the washington post" that burden included a month-old baby sent from texas and drop

glory goddess of the sun of your world earth union this panorama live summing up the main results of saturday september 10 in the studio sergei lugovsky helloholiday under the roar of engines for the first time olympic day and hockey rally minsk together thousands of bikers from belarus russia lithuania latvia estonia at this moment continues to congratulate the capital and close the moto season. ahead of the climax, the poles massively cut down forests and stock up on european firewood. farmers. production is being shut down urgently. what are western sanctions leading to because the food and energy crises are just beginning and the new rules on the road, which will change in the traffic rules from october 27. we will discuss with a representative of the traffic police the information picture of the day will be supplemented, my colleagues of the military cities 1812 pages of the history of minsk, a lot of music meets 9505 birthdays. the world is changing and new centers of power are emerging everywhere, promising horizons for cooperation in the region, and for belarus in particular , were also discussed within the framework of the eastern

union cooperation. we talked with our ambassador in russia during the visit of the delegation of the belarusian government to tatarstan, dmitry nikolayevich hellore we are with you . here is the russian vector of cooperation, how active is it today, is there a lot of potential? and in general, is there a region? wherever we, well, really would like to go in the near future, well, if you start from the region in order we have 80 assigned regions for our officials, and we analyzed the results of january-august for about 13 regions. we are seeing a decrease in this turnover, and growth with all the rest, so we, of course, paid the main attention . for those who are lagging behind today, there is already a kind of competition. even appeared between our ministers. who is responsible for certain russian regions. nobody wants to be an outsider, therefore, of course, the regional agenda with russia is now the number one big task of the president, which delivered on the reorientation of exports from ukraine this european market to russia, it is being solved. uh. we see that the numbers are very good over the 8 months for goods, we added 28% for services

with hello and welcome to cross thought were all things are considered i'm peter lavelle . does the european union have a death wish it would seem so rampant inflation growing energy insecurity, demanding unquestioning, solidarity regarding ukraine and punishing democratically elected governments are only some of the blocks maladies. to make things worse, there is a dangerous leadership deficit. ah, cross talking the fate of the e. u. i'm joined by my guest, y'all. laughlin in budapest, he's a oversee lecture and in history and political philosophy in paris. we have rachel marston. she is a syndicated columnist and rti contributor and in london we cross demarco gassett. he is an international affairs commentator across elk grove. in fact, that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st out of the corner of my on the plaza way. i can see you nodding your head after every single word. i said in my introduction, i'll let you take it from here. go right ahead. well, you say it's in your introduction that europe has death wish and you were implied that