from the usa prohibits or restricts ethnic russians from resettling in central asia, but in 1873 kaufman signs the general plan for peasant colonization for the entire governor general, which takes into account the interests of both the indigenous population and the settlers and the russian administration of the empire nevertheless decided to allow those who wished to move to the turkestan region. here, they moved to ten thousand people, and it was not only russians who moved, for example, germans , protestant colonists from the volga region and the black sea region away from the vigilant eye of the imperial authorities, kazan and siberian merchants tatars moved, mastering new ones, which are still little studied, but most of the settlers are almost 90 % were peasants exhausted by landlessness, from central russia and their little russia. and so along the main roads of the turkestan region, countless alexandrov nikolaevsky petropavlovsk pokrovka new pokrovka, lebedinovka and yablonevka appeared along the main roads. fled to turkestan under the auspices of the russian tsar and persecuted

the kaufman has set up rehabilitation facilities to treat patients free of charge. but the centers a working at their limit cache me is main drug rehab clinic now sees 200 patients daily up from 4 patients every day. 5 years ago. doctor said there's also an increase in female patients and addicted children as young as 10 good rider to link between mental health and substance abuse. so annoying diag, we are had go, undergone so sociable to go students from past few years, phosphorus, decades, in fact. so there had been mental health issues and i know origin and that collective sense of trauma made worse by the pandemic, and resulting economic fall out. authorities in the region seized over 80 kilo's apparel and in 2020. but experts say this is only the tip of the iceberg. and when it comes to addiction, it's the few rather than the many who are on the road to recovery or love, probably because of my addiction. my family suffered, my parents fell ill and they had no one but me to take care of them. i thought of if i remain like this, no one will help them. so i decide

and are now speaking about the limitations both the chinese and hong kong kaufman's have imposed a limit on the number of people who crossed a border every day. so initially on the government allow $60000.00 people per day from each sy both china and hong kong to cross the border. every they'd so that only counts for non resident. and so the actual number of sha for those could be higher than or like $60000.00 are from each side of the government, wants to increase their prototype gradually. and hopefully ahead of the learn a new year holiday, which is in 2 weeks time. and people also have to our pre booked on lie on the government system to rochester for a time thought to pass through it or bother. so it's not like you can travel whenever you can, because you have to make reservations before you pass that boy there. and a bar your tech has to, i was traveled with hong kong or to china on vice versa. and also my understanding is that the travelers need a negative test. so clarify something, hasn't beijing just been criticizing other countries for mandating testing for people coming from

earlier kaufman du journalist and ruba, as he, carrie told us more about the countries poor ations safety record. we have an a vision safety record, not so encouraging safety to go to the last few years. that is true. as was reported last in the me last year there was, i'm of the cash area. not exactly and broke it up, but the gradual resulted in the death of 22 lives. 22 people. so this morning, when the incident happened, the prime minister held unable to meeting and after the emergency meeting, the deputy prime minister voted came out of the meeting and told the public that the government has formed an inquiry panel which will submit reports in $45.00 days . and also the government decided to declare. a f morning for monday, tomorrow. and i was journalist of arte curry, speaking to us earlier. and he's a reminder of our top story for you. rescue f his and the ukranian city. often he pro say they're unlikely to find more survivors of the russian missile strike. saturday's attack brought down an apartment building, which ukrainian officials say killed at least 23 people. the death toll i

would make certain that make it flicker machine and no behind the door stealing incredible. mikayla kaufman will be back to you next fellow for the next installment. thanks so much. all right, that is all for this al, coming up next. it's wild stories the week in reports. remember this much more news on our website? that's the deputy dot com. and you can find the some instagram and twitter handle the dds at the w news. please join us again. in the next coming hours, we'll have the latest from washington, d. c. on all of those, jo. ah, what secrets my behind these walls discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites.

we're joined now by michael kaufman, dean of the college of sciences at san jose state. michael great to have you on here. fascinating project you're working on. explain to everyone. why are you tracking the movements of these penguins? yeah, that's a great story. uh the researchers led by dr geeta mcdonald, who's a professor at sanity state are down in the antarctic trying to understand precisely where the penguins go in order to find their food. what the penguins are doing right now is they're raising their young on the ross ice shelf. and they have to leave the ice shelf to go out to sea to find the fish and krill that they used to feed themselves and also to feed their young and the purpose of the study is to see how that behavior might change as the sea warms and the ice melts as a result of climate change. so how far are penguins typically traveling in order to find food? and are those trips? does it look like becoming longer and longer? so this particular study is setting a baseline for what will be a series of studies like you mentioned over the next several year

general konstantin petrovich von kaufman, a veteran of the caucasian war, was appointed the first governor-generalnd became the main builder of russian turkestan in may 1868, eliminating the threat of raids on new russian lands. the troops take kaufmann, samarkand a 5 years later, at the beginning of 1873, he went to subdue the khiminsky khanate. the khanate of khiva was by no means enough , uh, to enter into any contacts. uh, with russia, the british warmed them up very well. well, for the first time the name of mikhail skobelev sounds loudly, a young lieutenant colonel leads two companies, the soldiers are ordered to storm the city, they are ordered to stop , they are waiting for khan to enter into negotiations and even threaten to be shot for disobedience, skobelev sends an answer to go back, it’s scary to stand still. it remains dangerous to take the khan's palace. at the end of may 1873, they sign on august 12, slavery is released and the death penalty is prohibited by the russian authorities in all territories of russian turkestan, high-ranking officials from the locals automatically receive

the kaufman has set up rehabilitation facilities to treat patients free of charge. but the census a working of their limit, kashmir, main drug rehab clinic now sees 200 patients daily up from for patients every day. 5 years ago. doctor said there's also an increase in female patients and addicted children as young as 10 gazette rider ritual link between mental health and substance use. so annoying diag, we are had go undergone some social political instruments from past few years. phosphorus de goods in fact, saw there have been mental health issues and i know vision and that collective sense of trauma mate worse by the pandemic, and resulting economic fall out. authorities in the region seized over 80 killers of heroine in 2020. but experts say this is only the tip of the iceberg. and when it comes to addiction, it's to few rather than the many who are on the road to recovery, lot love probably because of my addiction. my family suffered, my parents fell ill and they had no one but me to take care of them. i thought i'm, if i remain like this, no one will help them

but as far as this particular crash is concerned, the plein or yet the airlines, it took off from kaufman to the capital city of the fall. and in fact, was supposed to land in full crowd. the flight from god, monday for crowd takes about could see minutes. but 20 minutes into the take off a we heard the news of the plane crash. this was around 11 am local time. and what the local media reporting now is that there is a possibility that the pilot in order to not crash into a settlement. a took the lean towards the settings report where the plain in fact crashed on the bees. the setting device at this. in fact, almost a can no matter and a half from the pool, cry international and port where the plane was supposed to land. now, as far as the authorities are concerned, the army, the local police, even the locals, are trying to help in the rescue or provisions. as i pointed out, or what the dead bodies have been rescued at this stage, when not sure whether or not there are any survivors, but it looks extremely unlikely at this stage. the prime minister of ne paul push mac mall has in fact call

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you've got to kaufman today, which is having to deal with multiple issues and economic crisis. and energy crisis is the pakistani government in its state today capable of fighting this insurgency? well, it is a challenging task. you can say there are darting right now. nation is somebody's session is going on and i believe they will discuss about it about attack and be show or what i would say that and statement will not serve the real and please this is not going to be that this is opposition. less parliament government should images the someone on pocket conference. they should discuss this issue. they should make a strategy to deal with this manners. and also i would say, i would mentioned yet. that opposition allusion can see iran con betty in so they should also party spirit in this part of your confidence to jock out as did you to me that is in need of unity to deal with this issue. it is right now, are we going to for anything. now you've got in the, in the aftermath of this attack, because as you know, iran con, has been very much opposed to this government has been cal

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there are more customers seized kaufman east cove igniting policies. but i am selling fruit and nuts and serves us do not good. these things are not daily necessities. and since people don't have their money, they are more careful with spending. a widespread coated 19 outbreak in china in recent weeks has crippled consumer spending. millions of people have caught the virus or stayed at home in the hope of avoiding it. the government says everything is under control, but there is science. it's rapid dismantling of pandemic policies. last month is undermining the economic rebound. exports fell in december and century production shrank the most since long term locked downs. 8 months earlier. in some places, frustration is boiling over the, at this factory and central china, police confronted workers who are protesting against layoffs and low wages. i must say that chinese cove in 1900 challenges have global implications, as some of the world's biggest companies, from automakers to smartphone makers. they think disruptions to their chinese production lines

i don't the for strawman either the bureau kaufman certain them to come most of them on shown here is that i need to, if i'm in the, in, in, from endeavor to help us afford me almost off the phone and from gods. but he and, and because of the unlock it, you had food with the electrician life since on the 5th, why 601-6000 killer watched him ja shuttle, most of the come out i must feed them in gospel, says sober isn't so much one of the come out of the speaker that somebody ah, within politic speaker and stuff, is that some of the discovery published turned it on. do this on the look on literature live don't miss on the side of the in the, in the be a little bit. but if you are doctors who are the i didn't do now it's organ cronan and the national ending. some of the log out comments you said the other show me knowledge of the flung the hit me up inside me to put a c and the politic and the steff give you to stop and then ah ah no, no. the chandler street door ghazi, an offer put a hare crust, warm it near the imperial, defeated nest. the blame got it. i had more straits than caesar, s

however, the blaze was quickly contained, as the pain was flying from kaufman due, and had already spend all of its fuel on the way. so that when the currently, so we were at an old airport near the napoleon club parking lot. at one point we saw the plane landing and it was already very low at the time. my colleague and i realized something was wrong. then it dropped sharply by about 20 meters in the plane disappeared over the horizon. there was an explosion and fire and that was it . typical loss of speed and corkscrews, with the unverified armor to fetch, apparently shows the moment before and after the crash, the claim was reportedly trying to make an emergency landing before it fell to the ground. the napoli government has declared january the 16th the day of morning and has ordered inspections of all domestic aircraft. that's the passengers had to survive traumatic experience before they died. as the following disturbing footage shows. this video, also in verified and circulating online, allegedly filmed by a passenger shows the moments before the aircraft plummeted to the ground. o

, all the editorial publications of the economist are there, for example, the speeches of michael kaufmanyiv and appears there at the end of december, the american a well-known expert, also a military man, says, well, that is, it is all about the fact that the russian nuclear blackmail somehow works for us. for example, it took us literally a minute to admit that mr. in a minute, the same noise was also made in the caribbean during the caribbean crisis, and then mr. khrushchev told us what was going on there, how talking cakes are made of the chronic record of the russian soviet union, but here at that time, the soviet union had only two uh, inter-content political missiles, that is it was an exaggeration on the part of the mite, but it worked now this triad of russian nuclear and exaggeration power have already played a computer game and calculated that in order to destroy all the ranks of the nato bloc, six there are only six hours of people, there are no roses, that’s why you can be afraid further, but when the harrows of god , these sleds will already be driven around europe , russian

it happened about 200 kilometers west of the capital kaufman due on the crash sites is between the car is new international airport that opened only 2 weeks ago and it's old one domestic flies of yeti airlines went down in a forest along a river ram into limbo reports from cat monday. the plane was flying low and due to land, when it came down in the tourist town of poker. along with the plain made a loud noise. we turned around and saw a bamboo tree fall down. i told my friend that the plane was falling to the ground . then we heard a blast. blow rescue brokers raced to the scene, finding parts of the wreckage on fire. local people joined officials to search for bodies and survived with god. why not over your school? the incident was already tragic. the full force of the new ball army and the police have been deployed for rescuer creations. having been this guy with a new challenge that security agencies have to accept the challenge difficult is the work that is not in our vocabulary. we are actively working to retrieve and identify the bodies as soon as possible and hand them over to

in march 2018 and aircraft landing at kaufman do came off the runway and crashed. 49 people on board died. 19 passengers on a side seeing flight around mount everest lost their lives in 2011. 167 people were killed when that play and had a mountain range near cap bandu. in september 1992 a month early up a ty, airways flies also crashed into a mountain near the capital. 99 passengers and 14 crew members died. sean moffatt is a navy ation analyst. he says that the pol has a pool, air safety record. they actually recently and he had 5 aircraft not only got full and so they're not a very big line. but in general terms, a nepali alons are not thought of globally as being particularly safe. in fact, no airline from nepal is allowed to fly into the european union because their safety record. and it does appear though that the aircraft stoled. and that's the ation term. when you lose lift from the wings, and usually you lose one wing before the other, which is what seems to have happened here. the aircraft was pointing upwards, and then one wing the left wing drops and it then spirals into

how many address is following the processing kaufman will probably know results. we now have to be endorsed or rejected by the constitutional court by law. the court has up to a week to decide whether or not to reject or to accept the results and by the election commission. what was official from the electoral commission told us that we may hear a decision probably in 2 or 3 days time. what this decision or what these announcement means if there is all stands as they are on the democrat, the main opposition group is back in parliament with trinity. it's a good start, according to some political analysts. yes, but not enough for the party to move through its agenda in parliament, which is which include of course, the repealing of sutton laws. it considers in, in culture, democratic growth and democracy in been republic. but again, it's also helpful when it comes to endorsing candidates to run in the presidential elections in 2026. basically, the electra law provides that for a candidate to run in the presidential election. he has to, he or she must be in goes by so

. >> according to michael kaufman a leading military analyst what we're giving ukraine may not be enough to defeat russian forces without adjustments to how the ukrainian military fights, future ukrainian offensive migh require significantly more artillery ammunition to make progress against entrenched russians defense is very u.s. i making up the difference from its stockpiles, but that is doubtfully a sustainable solution. it means the u.s. is taking on risk elsewhere. i'll say. but do our generals even care about that? our taking on risk elsewhere? just america security matter to them anymore? what about defense secretary austin? what does he say? are the even telling biden that ukraine is in fact not winning this war currently? remember all the boasting that happened, just recently, within the last few months, victory fo ukraine was within reach? the angle told you at the time that was happy talk, it wasn't grounded in reality. nevertheless, as the destructio and death mounts and ukraine, w keep hearing that same stuff from our geniuses. >> we are going to stay with ukraine until the

i want to think ron kaufman, vicki, and kyle drummer, you have been amazing to work with. thank you very much. and doyle web served during my first two years as general counsel, thank you for your leadership. to the entire rnc team i appreciate all the work you've given to help republicans up and down the ballot. we have a lot of memories together and am going to always treasure them. in a huge shadow team cochair , you are amazing to work with, your skills and your intelligence, we punch above our weight class. and pierce, defense incredible to work with, the sky is the limit in terms of potential for this woman, she was able to work on so many different things at once and got them done faster than you could ever imagine. cole avery is about to work for congressman matt -- max miller, and cole, i called him and warned him about investments -- endless rants about democrats and lsu athletics and satterfield was in here today, she's incredible as well, she got a gift with people and can deal with presidents, vice presidents, governors, senators, congressmen, ceos and she's g

except for january six, the fellow that ran the transition, ted kaufman, who was biden's long aide, probably his best friend, put together to streams of work, one he called conventional issues and one he called unconventional conventional were all the things that a transition normally does. personnel agency, etc. the unconventional was all the threats that could occur if. trump did not cooperate and the biden presciently predicted every single issue that happened. delays lack of agencies not opening except for one thing they never predicted. january 6th. nobody could have predicted that. yeah, i think that's a good note to open it up for questions that people have some. we have a microphone there. people want it just go up and ask their question question. hi, thank you. what the date of your article about the transition. the trump was good. it was sometime in september. of 2020. it was prior to i gotcha. and i had heard dr. burks, who was trump's medical service very specifically that trump was responsible specifically for like 130,000 deaths. do you think that was about she was speaking abo

meet chad kaufman the owner of public restroom company. >> i want to show why prefabricated solutionse cost effective and easy. >> he wants the publicity. the donation saves the city 425 thousand dollars while public restroom company has similar projects throughout california he is not allowed to sell this bathroom in san francisco. the reason, the company is located in nevada, one of 22 states and by san francisco for its policies on abortion, voting rights, lgbtq rights. and while san francisco cannot do business with these companies, they can get a gift. >> people are sincerely grateful for the donation. >> it's nice to have a bathroom for a bunch of senior citizens who hang out here on thursdays and have a little chat. you've got to go. >> the recreation and park department has to dish out $300,000 for other costs, like landscaping design, permits and environmental reviews. >> staff time, permit fees, architecture and engineering are required to make sure everything fits together. >> that leaves san francisco with extra money from the initial grant of $1.7 million, which wreck and

we did the first screens of the play arthur kaufman back in 2019 i want to say, the play didn't happen reading in 2021. and it's just really gratifying to be seeing a play which hasn't been seen since the 1960s. >> stephen: speaking of which this hasn't been mounted since 1964. your part iris was started by rita mowerno. have you met right ah? >> i -- rita? >> i haven't. >> at 91 she's a spry -- >> rita's amazing. i know that oscar has been texting with her a little bit and see if she could check out the show. >> stephen: did she say anything back to oscar? >> she did. >> stephen: positively? > >> positively unless he's lying to me at rehearsal. >> stephen: this is not the first time treading the boards professionally or otherwise. i understand did you some high school theater. >> i did. >> stephen: i'm curious if you could describe this role for me, what's going on here? >> before cats was brought back into the public consciousness famously, recently, i was in cats in high school and there was absolutely no excuse for what this cat costume is. >> stephen: do you know what is going on

christopher lloyd, andy kaufman, tony danza, marilu henner, you, danny devito who's going to be herehing you want me to pass along? >> he doesn't like something, he throws it in the garbage. >> jimmy: is that true? >> that's what he did with the first script for "taxi." >> jimmy: he didn't like it? >> "who wrote this --" and threw it across the room. >> jimmy: that was his audition. you wind up on this show together. jim burrows, who's here, i read his book, he writes about the parties you guys would have after the show once a week. not only would it be your cast but casts from all the shows shooting on the lot. >> paramount, we were all -- all the shows were on the same night. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> "three's company." "happy days." >> jimmy: "laverne & shirley," all those shows. >> you'd know everybody. we'd visit each other on our sets. robin williams would come over once in a while. first time i met him, "so you're english?" i thought he was a shakespearean actor. he spoke like that. why, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he did have a -- >> i don't think he actually w

it later it's hilarious, "i should have laughed." [ laughter ] it's this weird -- almost like andy kaufmanny. >> jimmy: you don't know if it's a character or -- >> where it begins and ends, it's brilliant, she's brilliant. >> jimmy: will she be at the premiere tonight? >> yes. >> jimmy: the whole cast? >> the whole cast is at the premiere. i can't wait to see it with an audience. that is the type of movie -- you want to see comedies with an audience. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah -- what's that? do you guys hear something? [ helicopter sounds ] >> jimmy: what that is? something is occurring on the roof of our building. guillermo, would you mind going to see what is happening there? oh my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> did i mention lenny kravitz is in the movie? >> jimmy: very funny in the movie. how are you? good to see you. what's happening? >> the premiere of "shotgun wedding" is tonight. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> it is tonight. >> i came to invite the entire audience. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh my gosh! yes, yes, yes! >> jimmy: very generous. >> the chopper's waiting. >

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i'm cory kaufman in for alex. we begin this hour with breaking news. and investigation is underway after three nypd officers were attacked with a machete. police say the incident took place to 7:00 last night. outside of screening zone in times square. not far from the new years eve festivities. according to the nypd, the 19-year-old suspect swung this large knife at three officers. hitting two of them in the head before being shot in the shoulder and arrested by police. nbc's kathy park joins us now from new york city. kathy, what are police learning about the suspect? and whether the attack was targeted? >> cory, several law enforcement sources are telling nbc news that the suspect has been identified as a 19-year-old trevor big fareed of wells maine. authorities are saying that he doesn't have a criminal history. but he was known to law enforcement because of a social media postings. now they are taking a look at previous postings. possibly jihadist ratings on line before he came here to the new york city area to potentially target officers on years

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i'm cory kaufman in for yasmin today. we are continuing to follow this breaking news out a moderate park hill formula. this bjosh lederman, josh, can u recap this all thing for us? the latest that we are finding out about the suspect. people can see on the bottom right hand corner of the screen, this image now put out. what else is your reporting telling you, josh? >> any minute now we are expecting to get an update from the county sheriff and other law enforcement authorities. it was supposed to take place about a half an hour ago and was pushed back. the big development that law enforcement is now expecting to address is that police have now released more information about the suspect who, is still believed to be on the loose. they are describing him as an asian male, five foot ten 150 pounds. dark complexion. they have released these surveillance photos of this individual as they asked for the public's help in identifying and apprehending him. they identified the closing he was wearing. a black leather jacket, a beanie