of social facilities, institutions. a friendly football tournament starts in hanoi today. the first opponent of the national teamam vietnam. after valery karpin's team will meet with players from thailand. how the preparation went and why the matches are unlikely to be one-sided, despite the difference in the level of the players, staz redikultsev found out. even after sunset in the capital of vietnam, hanoi, it is incredibly stuffy - 32°, humidity 75%. in such an atmosphere, under the sight of several dozen lenses , the russian national football team begins its training. hello everyone! the training of the russian national team in vietnam in hanoi causes an unprecedented stir among our colleagues. literally the entire the sideline behind the goal is littered with journalists and this is not surprising. the vietnamese national team has never had opponents of this class . the authoritative portal transfermat estimates the entire cost of the vietnamese national team at just under 7 million euros. psg paid 20 million for matvey safonov alone . the french legionnaires of the russian national team. and safonov got to

exhibits reflecting the history of financial institutions and banking activities, the history of money circulation in belarus, as well as the history of the national bank team. the museum of money collection contains more than 53,000 museum items. olga, good afternoon. hello. please tell us about the history of its creation. in reality, it is an accumulation of materials on emission practice of the national bank, that is, materials on the creation of banknotes, then the collection began to expand, we acquired nomismatmatic artifacts, that is, now nomismatics is the basis of our fund, the basis of our nomismatmatic collection is nomismatmatic complexes, monetary, monetary material, complexes, for example, consisting only of... there are rarities from banknotes, that is, things that cannot be seen anywhere else, only with us, very, very rare exhibits, for example, from the 14th century, the 15th century and so on further. what are the most unique? well, for example, we have a treasure from the second half of the 14th century, it contains a silver ingot, tatar, or otherwise, called som. this is the only registered find in belarus. there is a unique collection

director of the institute of physical and organic chemistry of the national academy of sciences of belarus, alexandra. hello, hello, let's start with the latest scientific developments of your teamstand correctly, we are talking about unique membranes that are in filters? we have two quite interesting directions, these are membrane technologies for water purification ion-exchange technologies for water purification, they solve different problems, but are in demand, here let's talk about the tasks, membrane technologies are the second direction. if i understand correctly, each one purifies water from some specific elements? there are certain requirements, for example, for water for drinking needs. in our country, in general, there is an artesian water supply, our artesian wells, as a rule, have an excess of iron, sometimes there is an excess of manganese ions, well, in general , our country is not threatened by a water deficit, this is already good, this is already good. well, accordingly, there are traditional technologies for iron removal, they are well-developed, widely used in industry, we, in turn, well , are trying to introduce something new, and for these purposes we use b

most notable of my 17 years of experience is that in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, my team and i at the national instituteseloped a leading covid-19 vaccine and therapeutic antibody. mr. hrabowski: [laughter] a young woman who grew up in rural north carolina. we recruited her at 17. now she's on the faculty at harvard. a wonderful story about the power of education to transfer lives. she was a meyerhoff scholar. peter: can large donors have outsized influence on thinking -- i am thinking bill hackman, claudine gay? mr. hrabowski: they can. the ideal situation is for donors like bob meyerhoff to want to know more about what goes on, to want to be supportive of campuses as they work on the projects they are finding, but to respect the expertise of the educators to make final decisions. it is perfectly ok for any donor to raise questions in a respectful way, but the real question is, who was it that has the real expertise? we would not try to tell a neurosurgeon how to go about the operation. one of my meeting meyerhoff scholars is a full professor in neuroscience out of montgomery county schools. he's a memb

of my homeland, continuing my education at our educational institution and being like our great commander suvorov and become a great military leader. tatarstan. typhoon yagi is approaching the capital of vietnam, where the russian national football team is currently located. according to meteorologists, this will be the strongest storm in the east sea in the last 10 years. our special correspondent stas ridekultsev has details from the scene. superstorm lehi is rapidly approaching vietnam and its capital hanoi. a powerful downpour has already passed, yes, it lasted about 40 minutes, but a few seconds are literally enough to get wet through and through, now the vietnamese are trying to get to their homes and some shelters as quickly as possible, so as not to... get caught in the brunt of the elements, it must be said that there is something to be afraid of, the wind speed in the epicenter of this superstorm reaches 200 km / h. its main force will be tomorrow on september 7th, on the same day a friendly match is planned here for the russian national football team against the thai national team, and this evening at 19:00 local time a rally is planned for valery karpin's team. will it take place it depends largely on the weather, althoug

of the german national team. the process of choosing a name for the new inhabitant of the zoo. turned out to be quite large-scale. the staff of the institutione than 20,000 proposals before settling on the final version. the decisive factor was the consent of rüdiger himself to become the patron. pet. the native of berlin promised help the baby. tony and her mother can be seen daily at the zoo. also, videos and photos of her constantly appear on the park's social networks. an oarfish, a rare deep-sea fish, has surfaced off the coast of california. it was spotted by kayakers riding in the sea near san diego. since they included oceanographers from the university of california in san diego , the oarfish was pulled ashore to be preserved for study, and it took several people to get it out of the water and load it into a car. the seldy king is considered one of the most unusual fish in the world's oceans. it has a snake-like body, the length of which can reach 11 m. many believe that these fish foretell cataclysms. before the devastating earthquake that occurred in japan in 2011, about two dozen seldy kings washed up on local beaches, these fish

team. they did a real disservice to the voters of america and put in jeopardy the institutions of debate. >> harris: that's plainly put. the nation's 45th president donald trump has vowed he will not debate again. understandably in this case, despite kamala harris's team calling for another match-up almost immediately after tuesday night. trump said he doesn't think there is any reason for it. no need for it. cassie and brad is here. brad, i want to come to you first. this would be the third debate and not trump or anybody else's fault on the right for the fact that you guys changed your ticket. three debates would be a lot. he has done two. what do you say? >> look, i think any time that the candidates are put together on the same stage at answering questions about their positions on the issues is generally a good thing. i thought we had it right when we did the presidential debate commission. the reality is when you shift to a broadcast network like abc. >> harris: that's a good point. >> you switch to a broadcast network they have a self-imposed journalistic integrity standard trying to uphold. because they're on the broadcast a

national counterterrorism prosecutor says the plots included plans to attack israeli institutions or representatives of paris during the competition. the prosecutor told a french media outlet, the israeli olympic teams not specifically targeted. the people who planned the attacks have been arrested. investigators say five people are in custody. well, now that the paris olympics are over, all eyes are on la 2028. mayor karen bass says the bar has been set high and la will be ready. plans include work on public transportation, building new units for the homeless and working with companies to shift employees to remote work. actress jessica alba, who's on the la 2028 board of directors, says the games will present all different aspects of the city's culture from hollywood to fashion to food. we have a lot more news ahead. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, right now at six, a san francisco organization that helps people living with aids has reached its finish line. we are in the city tonight. why aids life cycle organizers are ending their annual ride that benefits the aids foundation. also, less than eight weeks until the presidential election and oakland based group is now

of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content accuracy.] >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "amanpour & company." here's what's coming up. israel approaches one full year of war as the conflict expands to lebanon and prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses the u.n. the

national counterterrorism prosecutor says the plots included plans to attack israeli institutions or representatives of israel in paris during the olympic competition. the prosecutor told french media outlet the israeli team itself was not specifically targeted. the people who planned the attacks have been arrested. authorities say five people, including someone under 18, were given preliminary charges and are in prison right now. well, combining art, music and community on the peninsula, the new project that's celebrating local artists and governor newsom securing new funds to fight fires in southern california. an update on containment as the flames continue to rage hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work when you're writing a mystery and i knew i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear, much sharper. i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. from media this morning saying that he died yesterday and they are grieving his loss. i want to make

team, republican, voted for a. to deliver shots in the arms to vaccinate the nation. one of the most sophisticated and logistical operations in the american institutei found it incredibly difficult to plan that. without protecting our nation with covid, our economic recovery would have never taken off. it also delivered immediate economic relief for those who needed it the most. in individuals earning less than 75,000 dollars a year received $1400 checks. so a family of five earning less than $150,000 a year could receive as much as $7,000. by the way, the middle class that i grew up and in many of you grew up in, that is a game changer. it saved people's sense of being. it also prevented a wave of evictions, bankruptcies and delinquencies that the previous crises weekend and left working families behind. secretary yellen called the economic scarring. the scarring hurt so many americans and left them behind in the past. we delivered sensible funding to stay in local governors to keep essential services going, to keep teachers and first responders on the job. to keep small business is open, and to build more housing. and also expand the child tax cr

national teams. this will be the first time san jose's paypal park hosts a gold cup match. levi stadium also hosted number of soccer matches for the 2026 fifa world cup. san francisco institutionking a huge milestone today founded during the gold rush, butina bakeries, one of the oldest businesses san francisco. and this morning they celebrated 175 years serving the original san francisco sour dough does not look good. well, professional baker fernando told us you won't find anything like it anywhere else. >> this is the original regional, this big backed leaking. 49, we're unit that's today is though and actually brought a little piece we can see it right here. wow, right here. so i'm going to listen everybody right in weather this is the more you could got. it back with 49. so this is regional. this is the original. never lost that ever since. not even the weight. so athletes and all >> well, to celebrate, boudin is offering a special anniversary week of deals all of their locations. and happening tomorrow, the koreana pop culture wave hits san francisco. how you is the newest exhibition featured at the asian art museum with 300 items gone from hit movies, k-pop groups and p

national institute of forensic medicine the israeli police, and the idf military cabinet. this is to ensure identification and ultimately burial in accordance with jewish law as well as the idf manpower directorate hostage team and they send their condolences and say that they're operating with all means to bring home all the hostages as fast as possible. but of course, after this grisly discovery, there are fewer of them alive hundred and seven or so hostages still believed to be in captivity in the gaza strip. about a third of those are already believed to be dead and as we heard in the response from the hostage and missing families forum, which it put out on saturday evening they're calling effectively for a nationwide shutdown, nationwide protests on sunday, september the first, which also happens to be the first day back to school for israeli children in their statement from saturday evening, they said netanyahu abandon the hostages starting tomorrow. that's sunday, september the first the country will tremble. we call on the public to prepare we will stop the country. and of course, the other context of this is just a couple of days ago, this quite mind-blowing always transcription of this spat between

institute before joining a campaign call aimed at mobilizing young voters. this as her team releases a new ad appealing to asian american voters. and on the heels of her event with the national association of black journalists, cnn's priscilla alvarez is traveling with the vice president, priscilla. what are you hearing from team harris? >> well, dana, this is certainly a push by the harris campaign to bolster the democratic coalition taken together the events and campaign activities over the last week amount to a campaign trying to bolster that support is putting millions into spanish language ads speaking to the national association of black journalists, as you mentioned, and that ad targeting asian-americans here at the congressional hispanic caucus institute she'll be addressing hispanic lawmakers and that they know voters and extension of what her campaign has been doing over the last week. and then later she's going to be joining that national youth organizing call. again part of that push to make sure that young voters are registered to vote come november. again, we talk a lot about the vice president and her campaign targeting voters who may lean republican or who ma

brest native egor khodyn played last season at the institute of national teams for the u-17 team, where he transferred from the pinsk hawks school. in the regular championship of the top league, he spent 26 matches and reflected. 92% of the shots, here is khomchenko from magalev defended the colors of the u-18 team and played 50 games in the regular season in the major league, scoring 60 points. it should be noted that as part of the junior team of belarus in november last year he became the winner of the presidential sports club cup in minsk. dynamo will play his next game, we recall, on monday away against the mikhailov academy. on the final day of the youth world weightlifting championships , belarusian weightlifters managed to add to their medal collection. on the platform the day before, robert kurovsky, who competes in the heaviest weight category over 109 kg, came out. at the beginning, the guy won a small gold in the snatch, and in the disciplined clean and jerk, the strongman won silver. in the sum of the biathlon, robert rose to the second step of the podium. thus, at the yout