creating a project for the mitkron station, which should become a worthy competitor to the american james babyart of the roadmap for quantum computing, in fiani, in my estimation, in any case, the strongest, most powerful in russian quantum computer, work done in the laboratory. corresponding member kolachevsky, our director, by the way, i think you won’t, won’t blame me if i say, this is a brilliant young scientist who works great and keeps the institute in very good condition, although i also did a lot of this, i was there for almost 12 years director, but it is a rare case when the new director praises the new one who has arrived. work is underway on scientific refurbishment, designs for laser technology, microelectronics and sensors are being created to ensure technological sovereignty of russia , i think it is very important that in the implementation of these works a lot of attention is attracted by young scientists, students, the institute has very good connections and creates... created its own departments at moscow state university, the physico-technical institute, in mythology, and w

promise british aid worth about $125 million, to help mothers and their babies receive health care. 0ur diplomatic correspondent jameshospital, in the northern tigray region, are all acutely malnourished. their mothers, little better. tsega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breast milk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north, across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. there, with the africa minister andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here, fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but once again, women are queuing up with their children, who are hungry, some are starving, desperately in need

drought. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, travelled with mr mitchell to ethiopia and sent this exclusive report. once again, hunger is stalking ethiopia. the babiesd. their mothers little better. sega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breastmilk. "that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. "i just didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. this is not where the malnutrition is... there, with the african minister, andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here — fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but, once again, women are queuing up with their children who are hungry, some are starving, desperately in need of help. mr mitchell pro

diplomatic correspondent, james landale, travelled with uk minister andrew mitchell to ethiopia and sent this exclusive report. once again, hunger is stalking ethiopia. the babiesn, are all acutely malnourished. their mothers, little better. tsega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breast milk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north, across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. there, with the africa minister andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here, fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but once again, women are queuing up with their children, who are hungry, some are starving, desperately in need of help. these are for children... mr

james of the german marshall fund, thank you so much for your time. by your officials in ukraine say a russian drone attack and har cave has killed 7 people among them. a 6 month old baby. the regional governor said the strike on your grant, 2nd largest city, hit homes and infrastructure, causing several large fires. this falls, ukrainian president will let him or is it less because announcement of a new chief of staff just a day after he replaced his popular military commander in chief. this jacob comes at a stage of the war when ukraine is under pressure. after months of limited battlefield victories, use in the field and central ukraine. a shy head drone lies almost intact. a rainy and supplied drones like this have become a key partial versus air war. relatively inexpensive, their use to drain ukrainian air defenses and spread fear among civilians, burned cars and damage building show the aftermath of a successful drone strike in a village in the eastern hockey region. 7 hits were recorded. the force of the bloss blowing at windows and this has little to show that it could be so the so that includes, i thought they would never come here. it's all remote, but do see

baby out. boing! not an actual child. did you reallyjust do that? tough love. works every time. and don't go in the water. james clayton meets a shark tracker who's made a great white discovery. are there any moments that you filmed where you felt nervous for the people in the water? i'd say yes. we're starting the programme in kenya, where agriculture plays a huge part in many people's livelihoods. in fact, the industry employs more than 40% of the total population. but climate change is having a real impact on the crops there. and you might be surprised to find out what one of the most sensitive crop types is. flowers. they have a specific window for being grown and sold, and if the weather is out of sorts, it can completely derail the process. but technology can help, and shiona mccallum has spent a day on a rose farm in naivasha to find out more. our years are punctuated by times that we want to buy flowers — valentines, birthdays, christmases — and the chances are when you look in your bouquet, one of the stems would have been grown here in kenya. but like most places, this part of the world is not immune

baby out. boing! not an actual child. did you reallyjust do that? tough love. works every time. and don't go in the water. james nervous for the people in the water? i'd say yes. we're starting the programme in kenya, where agriculture plays a huge part in many people's livelihoods. in fact, the industry employs more than 40% of the total population. but climate change is having a real impact on the crops there. and you might be surprised to find out what one

james longman in israel again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fresh horror in the last remaining refuge for palestinians in gaza. israeli bombs raining down on rafah. this baby pulled from the rubble alive. prime minister netanyahu tonight order civilians to evacuate rafah, where more than 1 million palestinians were told to flee for safety. but it's unclear where they'd go. many, like this, crammed into tent cities. "we've been suffering for more than five months. the place they said was safe, they entered it. there's no safe place," she says. israel claiming it must destroy four hamas battalions still in rafah. hamas says the gaza death toll has soared to nearly 28,000 people. president biden offering his sharpest criticism of israel yet. >> the conduct of the response in gaza, in the gaza strip, has been over the top. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has learned one of the israeli hostages held in gaza may have been killed in an israeli air strike. israel telling the family of the 53-year-old he likely died when a building adjacent to an idf target collapsed. a big question tonight, where are the more than 1 million people in gaza supposed to go? they've al

babies. they would do anything for my kids sake will be get the top all james, victoria, and to of her half sister say they are caldwell's biological children are born within four years in the 1980s, it's only through commercial genetic tests that they >> can track their growing numbers none of us knew and every single time it comes up, we end up having to relive what that experience was like. so jeanine, you went >> and saw dr. caldwell yes. >> you snapped a picture? my did you take a picture >> i wanted proof, but >> i >> still when i see that picture, it's this sick feeling. i felt strongly that i had to meet him to make him and the whole situation real and tried to make it make sense. >> jeanine pirro some filed a civil lawsuit against caldwell last year. it's all she can do for some sense of justice. >> we don't want this to happen to anybody else, right >> dr. caldwell stopped practicing some in the early 2000s, but he still lives here in connecticut so we decided two stop. can see if we could chat with him >> okay. so i saw dr. caldwell. he appears to be frail, quite elderly. i chatted brie

why he's joining the likes of superstar lebron james and russell westbrook we'll discuss candidate john edwards cheated on his cancer-stricken wife, had a baby with his girlfriend, and then tried to pass it off as a campaign staffers kid. we're here to get your side of the story. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper, new episodes sunday at nine on cnn >> i was only 23 when i was first diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer i'm sorry 40 years later, i've had almost 20 moles surgeries. i had just accepted that the pain in the scars we're going to be part of my life but when i was diagnosed with to basal cells on my face, i became determined to find an alternative to surgery. >> if you like millions of others are affected by skin cancer, it's important to know that surgery isn't the only option. there's another choice >> gentle >> care. >> it sounded like everything that i had been looking for. >> gentle cure uses low-energy x-rays it kills skin cancer cells with a 99% cure rate. plus there's no cutting, no surgical scarring, and no downtime >> i'm so glad it yes. it was successful in every way to learn more call today or go to gentle

james is at home. we are glad you are here made by the way i'm told those children their mama and i know are those babies come from and we are made and waiting on some more right. [laughter] [laughter] no pressure. [laughter] lieutenant governor pamela and her husband david are here tonight with her state constitutional officers. please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you. finally for the members of the best cabinet in the nation south carolina please stand and be recognized. cabinet members. [applause] if you're looking for the a-team, there is right there. also like to acknowledge members of our supreme court in attendance tonight including chief justice beatty who will retired this summer after more than seven years of chief justice of our supreme court more than 30 years of service to our state. we look forward to working with our next chief justice. ladies and gentlemen we thanknk you. we thank you. [applause] thank you. ladies and gentlemen i believe there is no higher honor than earth and being t selected by te people who know you best to serve in positions like this. i think you and i w

james bays at un headquarters in new york. or is there any mandatory still in the village of baby tom or east of bethlehem and they occupied westbank as far as, as a rated the homes of his aspects and the shooting attack that occurred earlier on thursday around 25 is really military vehicles have been seen in the area. well that's shooting. incidence was near occupied east jerusalem. it happened close to the illegal is really the sacrament of molly. i don't mean at least one person has killed them. 5 others are injured. 2 of the 3 guns were shot dead. the, the abraham is near the, all of them check finds where the attack happens. what we know is that 3 tell us the needs of arrives. so this area is 2 separate cards and that's committed. issue thing that's led to the injury of 5 is really is a police at the other 5 that we were told them that they had suffered the queue, acute minor injuries, and some anxiety. this is why we're talking about the number is decreasing, but also we're talking about one is really has been killed. now we are in this read this read the things in the goal is really supplements to jerusalem. allow me just sh

james foley not since many evil times do they chop off heads, chop off heads. who the hell ever heard of this? we're in now the worst period of babyever. medieval times. boom. i read. i loved history when i was in high school and i'd read about medieval times. boom, boom, chop off heads. yeah. when was the last time you heard about chopping off his? now they chop off. it's okay. so now they look at me. mr. trump, how do you feel about waterboarding? they think i'm going to say, oh, it's a terrible thing. it's so horrible. it's so mean. it's so terrible. in fact, it's supposed to be you know, the big question is, is it torture or not? in other words, it's so borderline. it's like your minimal, minimal, minimal torture. so they said, mr. trump, i'd like you to answer the question. how do you feel about waterboarding? i said, i feel great about it. i really i feel well. i said, i feel bad. and then i said something that got me in a minor bit of trouble because it wasn't politically correct, i said. but i think we should go much, much, much further than waterboarding. i said, we have an enemy in the middle east. isis's and others that

baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ maria: welcome back. breaking news earlier in the program from both house oversight committee chairman james comer and judiciaryeir investigation into allegations of influence peddling and bribery against president biden. joining me right now with reaction is "the new york post" columnist and fox news contributor miranda devine along with former department of defense chief of staff kash patel. thanks very much for being here, both of you. miranda, i want to kick it off with you particularly about this information we got about mr. galanis, the committees did an interview with him on friday from prison, and it matched exactly with what bobulinski told them two weeks earlier. your reaction. >> yes, maria. what bobulinski and also devon archer told them, this fits a pattern of the sort of biden shakedown behavior of their foreign benefactors. hunter biden got his father on the phone twice, once we're told in brooklyn with his russian benefactor, elena if bat arena, who's with vladimir putin and, again, was not sanctioned on friday. she's described to his father by hunter biden, hello, say hello. we're doing busines

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, the oakland zoo not only treating that rescued tiger cub, it's also celebrating a birth a baby baboon was born on zoo grounds this week. >> the zoo says this is the first time their baboon, named cody, has given birth. she had her little baby boy on sunday. zoo officials say mom and baby are in good health and spending lots of time together in their habitat at. ah i got to head to the zoo now. >> i love the oakland zoo. you guys too, i do. >> it's so good. >> it's so fun. hi everybody. today in oakland we had a high temperature of 67 degrees. wow now, for the first time this winter season, we did realize temperatures in the 70s. check out napa at the airport 70 degrees hayward. same morgan hill same high 60s and santa rosa and also in san jose. it was 68 degrees in mountain view. so you're getting the feel that we had some warm air mass in place and we're going to see one more day of it. all right. here's a live weather camera. this is a beautiful view. i believe it's christopher towers now at the helm providing us with these beautiful shots. you can see all the way to the robi

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. ♪ it's a love story, baby just say yes ♪ >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm willie james supreme court will hear arguments today on whether or not donald trump is eligible to run for president. the former president is appealing a ruling from the colorado supreme court that said his actions tied to january 6th violated the insurrection clause in the 14th amendment. >>> presidential candidate marianne williamson announced she has ended her long shot bid for the democratic nomination. that leaves just minnesota congressman dean phillips challenging president biden, who comfortably won the nevada primary on tuesday. >>> and keegan-michael key will host the nfl hon s tonight from las vegas. it airs on cbs and streams on paramount plus at 9:00, 8:00 central. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, america retaliates. what we're learning about the u.s. military taking out the militia commander it says is responsible for attacks on american service members in the middle east. ♪ >> announcer: this i

secretary, has apologised to the family of a baby whose birth certificate was allegedly returned to the parents with the word israel as the place of birth defaced. >> jamest's commercial partner has suspended staff members, posting on x, mr cleverly said the matter was totally unacceptable and we will not tolerate anti—semitism . not tolerate anti—semitism. meanwhile his majesty the king is back at work meeting face to face with the prime minister rishi sunak, for the first time since being diagnosed with cancen since being diagnosed with cancer. king charles met mr sunak at buckingham palace today , marking the restart of their weekly encounters to discuss matters of state. speaking to mr sunak, the king said he'd been reduced to tears by the many wonderful messages and cards he'd received since his diagnosis . beforehand, the diagnosis. beforehand, the monarch held an in—person privy council at the royal residence. it's the first time the 75 year old king has been filmed, carried out official duties since his diagnosis of cancer. for the very latest stories, do sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slas

babies. but after complaints about the practice, the medical director of university hospitals sussex nhs foundation trust, which is a mouthful, doctor rachel jamesk rising medications are sometimes used to induce lactation , often like the lactation, often like the natural hormones which develop when the baby is newly born. the evidence which is available demonstrates that the milk is comparable to that produced following the birth of a baby . following the birth of a baby. all right, well, it'll come as no surprise that no surprise then, that this particular was the particular nhs trust was the first use woke terms like first to use woke terms like chestfeeding and birthing parent. so no mention of a woman there at all. and of course it's a member of stonewall's controversy diversity champions programme . so tonight i am programme. so tonight i am asking is the nhs trying to eradicate women? let me know your email your thoughts. email me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. while you're there, make sure you take in our make sure you take part in our poll. the results will come shortly, before we into shortly, but before we get into our hea

apologised to the family of a baby whose birth certificate was allegedly returned to the parents with the word israel as the place of birth defaced . the place of birth defaced. >> jameslaims and confirm the department's commercial partner has suspended staff members . posting on x, mr staff members. posting on x, mr cleverly said the matter was totally unacceptable and he said we will not tolerate anti—semitism and the king is back at work. meeting face to face with the prime minister, rishi sunak , for the first time rishi sunak, for the first time since being diagnosed with cancen since being diagnosed with cancer. king charles met mr sunak at buckingham palace today, marking . the restart of today, marking. the restart of their weekly encounters to discuss matters of state. speaking to mr sunak, the king said he'd been reduced to tears by the many wonderful messages and cards he'd received since his diagnosis and beforehand the monarch held an in—person privy council meeting at the royal residence, and it's the first time the 75 year old king has been filmed carrying out his official duties since his cancer diagnosis . for the very latest diagnosis. for the very l

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apologised to the family of a baby whose birth certificate was allegedly returned to the parents with the word israel as the place of birth defaced . the place of birth defaced. >> james cleverly has ordered an urgent review of the claims and confirm the department's commercial partner has suspended staff members . posting on x, mr staff members. posting on x, mr cleverly said the matter was totally unacceptable and he said we will not tolerate anti—semitism and the king is back at work. meeting face to face with the prime minister, rishi sunak , for the first time rishi sunak, for the first time since being diagnosed with cancen since being diagnosed with cancer. king charles met mr sunak at buckingham palace today, marking . the restart of today, marking. the restart of their weekly encounters to discuss matters of state. speaking to mr sunak, the king said he'd been reduced to tears by the many wonderful messages and cards he'd received since his diagnosis and beforehand the monarch held an in—person privy council meeting at the royal residence, and it's the first time the 75 year old king has been filmed carrying out his official duties since his cancer diagnosis

now the home secretary, james cleverly, an urgent cleverly, has ordered an urgent investigation after a jewish baby's the home office returned from the home office with tears and with the birthplace of israel scribbled out. >> that's right, out. >> that's right , the child's >> that's right, the child's father said his family feel like a target and compared it to 19305 a target and compared it to 1930s germany. >> well, we're joined now by the chairman of the national jewish assembly, gary mond. morning to you . this is frankly shocking . you. this is frankly shocking. absolutely >> and it's just yet another example of institutions , example of institutions, anti—semitism coming into our society. and it's been the case now since the start of the war on the 7th of october. we've seen it examples in academia , in seen it examples in academia, in schools, in the health service . schools, in the health service. and now we've got a home office situation . and if they ever situation. and if they ever identify the person who did this, that person needs to be fired. and what's also happening ? sorry. carry o

baby for five nights a week, four hours a night, every night for weeks and weeks. people were tortured, were demented with pain over what had happened to this child. jameseen these two children take him. they'd seen him from the bus . it seen him from the bus. it started to become this ridiculously big story. started to become this ridiculously big story . and i ridiculously big story. and i then became the voice of liverpool throughout the world. not that i wanted to be, but i was chosen because i broke story. i then got involved with denise. i got involved with ralph. i went to the trials when they were found and i went on they were found and i went on the marches to keep them in prison. i've heard the stories about them coming out. venables in particular, and telling everybody who he is . there's everybody who he is. there's been whispers that he's been by, um, denise s home, which is petrified her and she's lived how she has lived through the torturous times . and because he torturous times. and because he appears to be a dreadfully bad person, i think people should know if he's going to get married , who he should marry, or married, who he should m

james. it is tough on our friends, who knew our kids from when they were _ who knew our kids from when they were babies and that is the aspect people do not see, how hard it is for everyone _ do not see, how hard it is for everyone who shared a life with grace — everyone who shared a life with grace. lt— everyone who shared a life with grace. , . , , ., ~ ., grace. it is incredibly hard. i know grace's friends _ grace. it is incredibly hard. i know grace's friends have _ grace. it is incredibly hard. i know grace's friends have been - grace. it is incredibly hard. i know grace's friends have been a i grace. it is incredibly hard. i know. grace's friends have been a comfort in many ways and knowing they are still holding her memory close. and her love of hockey was clear. you have something that perhaps helps with the memories? it have something that perhaps helps with the memories?— with the memories? it certainly does. members _ with the memories? it certainly does. members of _ with the memories? it certainly does. members of the - with the memories? it certainly does. members of the public, l with t

james landale, travelled with andrew mitchell to get rare access to the northern region of tigray. once again, hunger is stalking ethiopia. and, once again, women and children are suffering most. the babiesr mothers little better. sega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breastmilk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. this is not where the malnutrition is... there, with the african minister, andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. so that's after nine weeks. that's still seriously malnourished. the nurses said the numbers were getting worse by the week. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here — fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but, once again, women