and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and from the fredric j. ridel living trust. ♪ ♪ >> on the morning of october 29, i was woken up by a colleague who alerted me that a lion aircraft crashed. he said, "it's the max," and i was surprised, because it was a new aircraft. my company provided the air data for aircraft flying ound the jakarta area. so i went to the computer and looked at the data. it was immediately apparent that, ok, something was wrong. (indistinct radio chatter) the plane went up to about 2,000 feet, just over a minute after takeoff, and the plane had a bit of a dive. and then the plane climbed to about 5,000 feet. (indistinct radio chatter) but then, at 5,000 feet, the plane was fluctuating up and down. and then the plane just started diving. it, just didn't make sense. you don't see planes diving on departure. i was baffled. why did it go down? ♪ ♪ >> lion air flight jt610 went missing from radar... >> narrator: 189 people were killed in the crash of lion air flight 610. >> the boeing 737 ma

possible that we will remember bach with a kind word, against the background of the possible arrival of kooo is still capable of tightening the screws against us. and even when he could, at first he gave the go-ahead to all federations independently decide the issue of admitting russian athletes, it was coe and his organization. banned our athletes from competing in the world athletics championships, the president of the russian olympic committee stanislav poznyakov called coe the most famous russophobe in the sports world, although in 1980, when the western bloc countries boycotted the moscow olympics, sebastian coe became the only british athlete who came, competed and won a gold medal in the 1500 m. there is a saying, the next one is always worse. previous, i would not like it to be so. the skow option does not assume a warming of relations with the russian olympians, but there is a scenario in which another candidate could be the representative of zimbabwe, kirsty-coventry, who heads the commission of athletes mog. unlike coe, coventry has always advocated for the admission of russian a

koos of all armenians gorigin ii.iness was conveyed congratulations on behalf of the president of belarus on the occasion of his birthday. the ambassador wished the supreme patriarch success in his work for the benefit of further development of strengthening belarusian-armenian cooperation. the meeting participants discussed issues of bilateral cooperation in the relevant sphere and emphasized the traditionally friendly nature of relations between the peoples of belarus and armenia. today there is an important date in our calendar: august 28, 1994, the city of polosk was the first to celebrate the day of belarusian literature. 30 years ago, our president officially established the dedication to book printers and masters of words. and today it is already a significant cultural event in belarus. the holiday of the native word is moving. to cities that are associated with book printing and the birthplace of recognized writers, most often read in the language in the vitebsk region, it was seven times, three times in polot

frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler, and adtional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. ♪ ♪ >> it's been this roller coaster of days. the president of the united states, who's under enormous pressure to drop his bid for a second term, ends up being sick and has to isolate. he has covid. he disembarks from the plane. he takes a couple of steps and then he just stops, inexplicably, for no reason, it seems like. and he looks over to the right, where, there's nobody there. and he just looks halting, unsteady, uncertain. and you saw the lowest point, in some ways, of his presidency. >> (shouting over jet hissing): any response to chuck schumer? >> (inaudible) (reporters shouting questions) >> he disappears into the presidential limousine, and that's the last time anybody sees joe biden for six days. >> he was self-isolating for health reasons, but politically, he was incredibly isolated because there were mounting calls for him torop out of the race. people were wondering, is this the end of joe

koo with a capital k is how he spells it when he writes about it , is how he spells it when he writesrong. you know, it's i mean, it was a coup. biden did not want to go. he was pushed out. he was forced out by nancy pelosi, by barack obama. it seems , and it's barack obama. it seems, and it's an extraordinary thing that the democrats are doing. they are pretending , that, you know, pretending, that, you know, kamala harris has gone from being this incompetent vice president who couldn't possibly take over because joe biden is so great and she's so bad to suddenly being the most exciting political phenomenon in the planet, and it's amazing how much of the media are just sort of going along with this story that, wow, you suddenly along with it, freddie. i think there's certainly a lot of excitement among democrats, but it's a lot of it comes from relief that biden is no longer there , i think it will be very there, i think it will be very interesting if they can keep the act up going till november. and trump is quite right to point out she hasn't done a proper interview since she becam

she koo have picked any up -- she could have picked any one of them, it would have been sufficient foremocrat party. i really enjoy the way she took her time and they picked out the right person. i believe it's going to unite not just some of the real republicans, but the independents and some of these white guys who were really actually looking for something to change this maga. but you know, we had a guy that called and the first thing he did was talked about who kamala is and who waltz is now. but look, just the other day, trump gave putin praise, he didn't give this administration praise for bringing the people home. but he gave putin praise. so what will he call putin and j.d. vance? we'll call them mussolini and hitler? but look, i thank you, man, forgiving me this opportunity to speak on the matter but i think it's a very good pick. i hope the people enjoy. host: again, you can make the comments and give your thoughts on this decision by the vice president, (202) 748-8001 for republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. and it's (202) 748-8002 for independents. we showed you this ear

everyone is good when it is very hot, for example, in sicily, because of the drought , the local breed of koosd, a state of emergency has been declared in the region. if the long-awaited rain does not come soon, the animals from the farms will have to be sent to the butcher. yes, water is delivered by tankers once every two weeks and its cost has grown very, believe me, a lot. save the goats, pour something, save everyone, they say. we have maria borisova in the studio, she just brought us the weather, we will find out what we will have on the thermometer, our summer is ending on a very warm note, otgu. thank you. sunny weather will linger in southern russia. only in some areas may there be pockets of powerful cloudiness, bringing short showers and thunderstorms. but they will not have a noticeable effect on the daytime temperature regime in the caucasus in crimea 28-33, in the lower reaches of the volga and don 30-35, in kuban up to 32-37. sea water off the coast of crimea 24-27 on the black sea coast 25-28°. on average , the weather in the volga region will be controlled by an anticyclone, a