about 2000000 citizens live here, whose backs kara kal, packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. that's it for now. one is peter scott's on the back again at the top of the i with all the latest news on views here on all scenes, national as the new week gets from the way ah look 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 artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to rates trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with .

about 2000000 citizens live here whose backs kara kal, packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. that's how the world is looking in the early hours this monday morning. my name is peter scott. my be back with more than 30 minutes, but you stay tuned. fault worlds of parts with ortiz asana by co. ah . to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic, development, only personally and getting to disease. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with me.

the regime made a particularly vigorous effort in this regard following the downing of kal flight 007 in 1983. while this propaganda effort appeared to backfire in the west soviet citizens to judge from reporting of western embassy officials accepted the soviets version as correct. party leader constantine chernenko has called for an increased counter propaganda campaign to resist what he calls the full-scale information and propaganda invasion launched by the united states against the soviet union. this campaign features greater vigilance against the alleged efforts of western propaganda to undermine the ussr internally. in addition soviet counter propaganda denigrates all dimensions of life in the west charges the united states with acting to increase the danger of nuclear wars and accuses washington of engaging in a wide variety of transgressions in the international arena. these allegations include formatting terrorism in the third world supporting the apartheid policy in south africa and establishing hegemony over latin america. at the same time the regime has acted more vigorous

about 2000000 citizens live here whose backs kara kal, packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. thus all the worlds looking at 7 30 am at moscow time this monday morning on is peter scotts on the block again with another look at today's biggest stories and about half an hour's time. ah, ah, to what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development only personally and getting to disease. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time. time to sit down and talk ah mm mm. mm. hello and welcome to worlds apart. for the last 3 decades since the collapse of the soviet union, russia has been floundering through an identity crisis. unsure about what it is, an insecure about what it wants to be a duplicate saturation with the west proved short sleeved and rather reciprocated. while the relationship with the rest of the world was more talked about than attended to them came the military operation in

stand flew to the capital of the region while the president promised to preserve the norms of kara kal paxton no right to secede from the country in the constitution. right now, the situation in the republic is returning to normal. kara cow faxed, an as a sovereign republic, within his pakistan. it occupies about 40 percent of the entire territory of the country. about 2000000 citizens live here is max care, cal packs, russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. or i, let's move on to the news that shaped the week. the you and human rights office is calling for an independent investigation into the recent killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. the deadly incident took place when around. 2000 people stormed the border of a spanish enclave in northern morocco, wanting the following. footages graphic ah side from those killed, hundreds were also wounded, including a $140.00 border guards. the un say's moroccan authorities used buttons and stones to repel the migrants as they tried to skill offense to enter. what is

this max kara kal packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. k 12 minutes past 7 p. m. here, this sunday in the russian capital. let's move on to the news that shaped the week . the un human rights office is calling for an independent investigation into the recent killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. the deadly incident took place when around. 2000 people. storm the border of a spanish enclave in northern morocco. a warning the following footage is graphic ah. aside from those killed hundreds roll. so wounded, including a $140.00 border guards. the u. n. c's moroccan authorities used bought sins and stones to repel the migrants as they tried to steal a fence to enter. what is a you tertiary rights activist, claim police deliberately refrain from helping the injured. the instant later spark protests in the spanish capital human rights won't save the skirmishes show the contrasting attitudes towards migrants from different continents. on

killed as violence broke out at a demonstration through the capital of your thomas province of kara kal paxton was pakistan's presence is declared a state of emergency in the province. this is dw news life from ballin still to come. he didn't win the race for chinese driver. jo. glad you is one of the luckiest man informed middle one after surviving for so other a growing concerns about a potential turkish offensive into kurdish controlled territories in northern syria for weeks turkeys president and has been threatening to attack cody's troops near the border saying it's necessary to bolster turkish national security. now africa, body and chemistry have been the kurdish all plays in northern syria, dominated by the people's protection units, or y p g militia. turkey regards these places are threats to route security, which is why it sees control of afrin back in 2018 now and cra wants a buffer zone containing no kurdish elements along its border. tensions have led to an influx of refugees in the city of mand beach, people there, and are being caught between pro turkey malicious and the

kal, you are one of the best foreign friends of our country during its prime ministership. estonia provided us with a lot of military, financial and humanitarian aid. well, when she spoke about putin, she usually did not choose the words. her resignation was the result of disputes in the coalition government that she led, well, she didn't panic on the video, ah, but in any case, i thank her very much . well, of course, i will say this gratitude in estonian. let the estonians forgive me for my demanding pronunciation , tenan tate vega. thank you very much. well, on to bali indonesia held a meeting of foreign ministers of the g20 member countries for two days, where they discussed energy and food security in the world. well, the main topic was the russian war in ukraine, according to german foreign minister anna elena berbock - this meeting made it possible to condemn russian aggression in the presence of the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the moksha region of sergei lavrov well, besides that, ladies and gentlemen, the ministers held a series of bilateral meetings

this backs kara kal, packs russians. they live in peace and harmony and we hope that everything will be fine soon. yeah, we'll continue to keep close eye on that situation. but let's move all know to the news that shaped the week. the you and human rights office is calling for an independent investigation into the recent killing of at least 23 african migrants by morocco. security forces. the incident took place when around 2000 people. storm the border of a smallish enclave in northern morocco. morning the following footage is brofy ah. aside from those killed, hundreds were also wounded, including a $140.00 border guards. the u. n. st moroccan authorities used buttons and stones to repel the migrants as they tried to scale offense to enter. what is e u? territory rights activists claim police deliberately refrained from helping the injured. the incident later spar protests in the spanish capital. human rights watch sees the skirmishes. sure. the contrasting attitudes towards migrants from different continents on the ot

about 2000000 citizens live here whose backs kara kal, packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. a local mer in finland has suggested opening a nato military base in his city, which lies close to the russian border. lapin ranter is just 30 kilometers from the frontier with the russian city of rebooted close by. earlier. moscow warned it would take retaliatory steps of the military technical nature if such faces in finland and sweden was both nordic nations recently applied for nato membership over the finish. busy minister states that there is no need to place the blocks forces on finished territory just yet. currently, finland does not need to host nato forces on its territory. finland has a common border with russia and it is safe there. now. political analyst and commentator alexander povich believes that nato is trying to escalate tensions between europe and russia. you know, i would say this is a deliberate provocation and it was probably ordered from somewhere outside of the finished government.

becca. stan, more than 240 people were injured during fridays unrest in the autonomy region of kara kal paxton. demonstrations were called after the government announced changes to the constitution. the amendment would strip the province of its right to succeed . the president has since back down on those plans. the palestinian justice minister says us officials have examined and retained the bullet to kill the al jazeera jenna showing. the abbey acclaim earlier, the israeli military said it would test the bullet with american oversight. but it's unclear if that happened, palestinian leaders say the bullet was given to the us with assurances, israel would not be involved. sharon was killed by israeli soldiers in may while reporting on rights in the occupied west bank. and the whole debate i handed over the bullet to the american side it let me make it clear that they have return it back to us to the palestinian authorities because we are the sole authority that i've been involved in the investigation with the project. that was returned to us after the americans conducted the needed fore

se done more than $240.00 paper way injured during fridays and rest in the autonomy region of kara kal paxton, demonstrations were called on to the government announced changes to the constitution. the amendment would strip the province of it's want to succeed. that president has since it back down on those plants the west african block eco was, has lifted economic sanctions against molly, imposed after a series of cruise. leaders say there's been progress and talks with molly's military rulers. decision came during a meeting in ghana, where officials also discussed military takeovers in guinea and picking a fossil amen interest reports from a cra the using or sensuous key miss. molly's military junta indicated willingness to hold elections earlier. marliss will true rulers want to have a course on their side, as they deal with huge security and economic challenges. after the discussion, the hurdles did to clue the following decision. the 1st 2 decided to lift all the economic and financial sanction that were taken on january 9, 2022 isn't a course. economic and financial blockade won'

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instead they were filled with mysterious neumer kal codes. granny smith.her's last name. i tried everything i could to crack this conspiracy, i listed every number i could think of, even seven. but it was no use, the codes were unbreakable. if i was ever going to blow this conspiracy wide open i would have to go undercover. >> i love fruit, just love buying fruit. just an ordinary guy buying lots of fruit. >> you probably wondering why i am buying so much fruit, because i'm having a fruit party later. >> okay. >> unfortunately you can't come, so. >> okay. >> yeah, hey, i did notice that on all the fruit they have these stickers, you don't know what that is about, do you? >> i guess so they can track the fruit or something. >> oh my gosh, she admitted it, run. >> who are you talking to. you forgot the fruit for your fruit party. >> oh my god, oh my god. thanks to my espionage skills we established the codes are used for tracking. but now it is time to find out who is doing the tracking. does anybody know. >> after my usual investigative techniques turned up

nbc's kal perry reports. >> the urgent battle to save one of yosemite's most valued treasures is heating the mariposa grove, home to the largest collection of giant sequoias in the park now under threat from an out-of-control inferno that has been tearing through drought stricken brush since thursday. >> at some of the oldest trees that they are. they are massive giants would you stand next to them. >> crews are fighting the fire from the air and ground. this is already ripped over more than 700 acres. hearts of the park closed during some of the busiest times. they typically attract more than 1 million visitors. the flames of forced an estimated 1600 people to be evacuated from the nearby community and popular campgrounds. >> we been training and preparing for this, and that's what we are here to do. >> all of yosemite is under what the california drought monitor calls extreme or exceptional drought. with almost no rainfall in recent months, conditions are primed for fires to burn hotter and for longer periods of time. >> we are now here in the mariposa grove, as you can see, the fire h

1980s, including the work done by the koch brothers, you mentioned it is more ideological than practice kal now because climate change is going to lead to such a financially unstable world. tell me what you mean by that. >> well, look, the current high end estimate for economic damage from unchecked global warming, the last n-numb i saw was $551 trillion by centuries end which is more money than currently exists on planet earth. i mean we're talking about an issue by far the largest thing that human beings have ever done. while the supreme court is playing these kind of ideological games, on behalf of the vested interests of wanting to delay our energy transition for a couple of decades, while they're doing that, the arctic is melting, the seas are rising and we're seeing fire and flood and drought in areas we've never observed before and this couldn't be more serious and they couldn't be at some level less serious. all they're doing is carrying water for the fossil fuel industry. they've gotten their money's worth for the, you know, ever since citizens united, what they've poured into the

kal distinguished possession with a yogurt enema and a rigid diet based on ground boiled corn. died corn and forgot it on the stove. and when he tried it a couple of hours later, the burnt body, he found it to be quite a tasty brother. john whit kell, who had a business sense, laughed that he dried the dry porridge, the aroma of money, dried it more through the waves shattered into pieces. added sugar once packed in boxes and began to sell the entrance went to the most aggressive and ingenious marketing corn flakes were advertised as fast, convenient, only a spike not in a plate with milk and a super healthy breakfast in the supermarket. so they handed out magazines that told how to eat breakfast, and radio and tv advertisements suggested that nutritionists consider breakfast the main meal of the day. he even wrote that the best morning advertising campaign was under the slogan, what's a good breakfast? good? will you to work all day, yes, and to save energy, to fill up with energy, and, accordingly, to say that a breakfast is the most important meal of the day. here such all e

kal, talk to us. >> i want to show you very quickly before he sneaks behind a tree, this is one of theing to lay down what is called a back lace. they have let this entire area on fire and he is basically putting out hotspots with just hoses. they are not a group of firefighters because again they are intentionally burning this entire area as a way of playing defense around these sequoia trees that you mentioned. 5 to 600 of them normal nearby. you can see there are still fires in hotspots popping up but again it's to try to clear the brush. to try to clear these trees to protect those sequoias. they are sacrificing some of this area to protect these groves. we are talking about 535 firefighters and 2000 acres have already burned and one of the conversations will be about the climate. it is hotter and these fires burn for longer. staffing it and resources on a federal and state level to protected these national treasures is going to become vitally important in the coming years. >> if we are at 0% containment, how long do they expect to go on before they can actually contain it? >> look

danny, is it going to be difficult to prove this kals, gi given that it happened six years ago in a differentountry >> yes, i think it is a defensible case because the reality is you don't have a u.s. or one of the united states police departments responding to this crime taking -- or this alleged crime, taking photos, getting evidence and it happened six years ago, so witnesses' memories fade. and really most of the government's case here is motive motive in the form of a girlfriend or life insurance proceeds reasons why the dentist may have wanted to kill his wife. but relatively short and understandably so on evidence of the actual unlawful killing because it happened in a foreign country many years ago >> well, i amedical examiner in colorado says he believes it's really impossible that she shot herself based on her height and the size of this gun >> you have a longer gun, over 3 1/2 feet, and then you have a relatively shorter person. so yes, you can make the argument, the prosecution can, that this was unlikely but look, unlikely doesn't get you to beyond a reasonable doubt. and that's