[doorbell rings] [ring] woman: wei-lai, hello! luca! luca: wei-lai!nning footsteps] wei-lai, what do you want to do today? wei-lai: oh. i'm--i'm actually here to see you, mrs. francis. let's be honest. we both know luca is a bit...academically challenged. luca: accidentally what? mrs. francis: no. wei-lai: well, remember that time where we got our math izzes back and you said you wished he was more like me? mrs. francis: uh...no, no. wei-lai: well, here's your chance. i'm offeng myself for adoption. [zipper slides] [papers rustling] here's my report card. you see i've continuously exceled in all fields. the only class i'm behind in is physical education, but i think i can surpass him with the proper training and tutelage. so you feel like an upgrade? [birds chirping] isn't this great? we start off as best friends, and now we're proper brothers. hmm. if we move your bed to that side of the wall, we could fit my bed on the other side. luca: what?! we-- wei-lai: or we could have bunk beds. that would give even-- luca: why are you doing this to me? wei-la

she may lay up to 1000 eggs per nesting season, buried in various locations.t light of morning, the turtles attempt the journey back to sea. many don't make it. renato bruno, a biologist based in tortuguero, has found the remains of a turtle. it was killed and butchered for meat. renato: the turtles that nest in costa rica migrate to their feeding grounds on the caribbean coast of nicaragua. green sea turtles are also illegally hunted on the coast there. they kill up to 15,000 turtles a year. reporter: but it's not just the animals themselves that are at risk from poaching. during the night and early morning, poachers are on the prowl for clutches of eggs. scientists keep finding nests that have been looted. keylor: this is the situation we face every night. although we monitor most of the beach, there's not enough staff to prevent this kind of thing completely. wherever we're patrolling, they just raid nests somewhere else. they poke the sand with sticks to feel for resistance, that's when they know the stick has hit some eggs at the bottom of a nest pit. onc

was left that it goes as anger lay home in. he recently discovered a lot of cave paintings here, though he's not sure how old they are. good. it did it at a 100, some in the us, in the caves is an invaluable piece of human history, or let's come with the whole. there's another rock are, is not that only pretty story or are there are value there has value because even historical period row art is actually an evidence of the human past humane director of the landscape. so there's a multi layered meaning m let embedded within the se, escape from pre historical period to historical period. so all this, i think are significant to me, at least because it shows how human evolved true time back up on what could i touch, helps the archaeologist document the engravings and paintings afterwards. so true, hey, will compare the images with others. the 2 of them are worried that this cave to will disappear one day. they want to document as much as possible of the valleys, cultural heritage. before that happens, i don't think i heard, you kno

find their way on to the beach to lay their eggs. they only come out of the sea at night. a single female lays up to $120.00 eggs for clutch. spending hours digging a hole in the sand, and asked him that can take until morning. after laying her eggs, she covers them with sand to protect them from predators. she may lay up to $1000.00 eggs per nesting season, buried in various locations. in the 1st light of morning, the turtles attempt the journey back to see. many don't make it granado, bruno, a biologist based in tor to wear or has found the remains of a turtle. it was killed and butchered from me as ester torres canny. then in the turtles, that nest in costa rica migrate to their feeding grounds on the caribbean coast of nicaragua, e and acosta. korea, any carrying sea turtles are also illegally hunted on the coast there in a gal that they are to as much as they kill up to $15000.00 turtles of year. a sport i knew but it's not just the animals themselves that are at risk from poaching during the night and early morning. poachers ar

before weather sets in, the female when ready to lay eggs first probes the soil or side for the right spot. then she depositing an inch or two under the ground in tunnels, burrowed out for the egg ponds. because a single grasshopper from 5 to 15 pods, one hopper can average 200 to 400 eggs. weather conditions can determine how many baby hoppers will survive. cold, wet weather. long periods of high humidity are unfavorable. extreme drought conditions shrivel. the eggs low temperatures, reduction of plant growth and young hoppers starve. on a cool and moist spring, followed by a hot in april forward. then watch out baby hopper is called hatch about the time are planted. the image of its parent except for size and lack of wings, but equally voracious. those crops are susceptible to attack during the 40 to 60 day growing season. and with fully developed wings. final growth achieved how you know when control is necessary. excavating teams a federal state cooperative operation spot checks various regions in the grasshopper states, knowing where grasshoppers prefer to lay their eggs is highl

big tech laying offloads of people. has the mood changed? are we seeing this at a microlevel in and around san francisco already? and that will expand over time. are these tech layoffs impacting the local economy? ed: not necessarily. mike is going to talk about the headline or announcement of layoffs doesn't necessarily materialize or show up in the jobs data. on bloomberg analyst technology, we hear from employers, large companies, on the big tech side and venture katter -- venture capitalist, many of these people are able to find new jobs very quickly. the job count in terms of layoffs announced, we are already above 80,000 year today. we are only five weeks into the year. however, they are a tiny proportion of what jobs were added throughout the pandemic period. the big part of this story, undoing the blows. specific roles cup -- look at specific roles cut, many of them have 10 year, stock compensation. a lot of big companies are giving significant severance packages as well. alix: are we going to see a different labor market for private

the laying of communications has been completed, due by the end of the week.fter completion of work , the territory of the yard. they promise to improve alexei knor. anton dubnov ekaterina 200 will complete the renewal of the oncology service in the next 2 years. as i said today about my blog. sergei sobyanin, the introduction of the new moscow standard began in 2019 . during this time, on the basis of large hospitals, multidisciplinary, oncology centers and outpatient care centers were established. there, patients can undergo all the necessary examinations and start treatment in a timely manner as a result of detecting cancer in the early stages has increased to 65% according to the new medical and diagnostic buildings. they will also be opened at the loginov center in kommunarka and at the sixty-second oncological hospital. in a new way began to work in moscow and the system of radiation diagnostics to receive a medical opinion. after the study, patients now they can much faster, if earlier it took more than a day, now it has become possible in 30 minutes th

he lays himself down.age the canvas and it was easier for the master. please tell me, in principle , a person on his own, i think, can do everything on his own. in each tube, there is an instruction and if you follow it, then, in principle, any person who made repairs he will cope on his own if he has an assistant technology, of course. let's work. after all, we have the opportunity to trust professionals. so why don’t we trust them, and jewelry work requires speed and clarity, it is necessary to smear with glue, not only the fresco, but also the ceiling, so that the canvas certainly does not fall off, we raise the roll with the fresco to the ceiling and gradually unwinding and removing the film, we smooth it with a cloth further wallpaper remove air with a spatula. from the center to the edges, then we trim the creation of the work. eat universe. kandinsky spoke about the work of artists. well, about our look, what an amazing result. yes, it looks impressive. in fact friske after drying immediately very d

they were supplies and laying -- they were surprisingly not that different than the general tradition of the state of the union. at that time it was referred to as the annual message to congress, or the annual address to congress. they laid out some ideas, and then they laid out some problems and policy solutions. it ranged very widely, they emphasized foreign policy, and that the domain of the president to lead the nation in foreign policy again. a controversial subject of interpretation. but they laid out what they believed the country should do with some of these contexts. and what they would like to see over the coming years. >> what president decided to do this in person and why? prof. azari: let me back up a little bit, george washington livered this in person to congress and thomas jefferson was the one that decided to shift it to writing. there are theories why jefferson did that, that he was trying to downplay the role of the executive, or there are some theories that jefferson wasn't -- speeches weren't his domain. he was more a person of written letters. but they were writt

it was necessary to replace eight superstructures, lay two layers of asphalt and install masts.ation of the renewed crossing through the kerch strait was seen our correspondent yan shcherbataya snow-white arches of the new asphalt a month ahead of schedule the builders completed the restoration of the crimean bridge the branch of the sweat pipeline from the peninsula to the kuban launched cars today drove along all four lanes the builders replaced all elements on the damaged sections of the crimean bridge new fencing, lighting fixtures and 250 m of the roadway to understand where the same section is now possible only by the color of the asphalt on those that have been restored and it is a darker repair, which usually takes the year was completed in just four and a half months, the bridge was not closed in principle. although this would have made it easier for the builder, the car traffic was launched a few hours after the october 8th terrorist attack, the unprecedented speed did not affect the quality, unique technologies were used by more than 500 people, 51 technicians were in

do for peace, saying there could be no justification and anyone who is: themselves a christian must lay down their arms. he has that role he could utilize on the visit. of course, he does not have specific policy proposals. he comes as a person of faith and try to change the hearts and minds of people. that is the main resource he has at his disposal. you can see today there is a million people turning out for mass, that is a huge soft power influence and of course the catholic church has been involved in trying to transition to democracy. in south sudan we will see similar self power to moderate and try and get the leaders to agree to peace. that is how he approached these things. >> this where there is a slight problem, certainly the catholic church. the pontiff is head of state and we have senior bishops and clergy who have been very open and being involved in politics, overseeing elections, making sure their witnesses. pressurizing a former president to relinquish in breaking with tradition of the constitution. little history. does this create a problem where the pope feels uncomfor

the city and activists has been expressing frustration over the at d lays. they said that the bodies of the victims arrived from turkey to city are much faster than the aid supplies. the turkish government said that they were overwhelmed by the situation and that they are now working on a plan with the international community to deliver aid to syria. rescues have been battling against the ot syntax and syria, but time for saving victims is running out. the number of dead now exceeds 25000. ah, the moments of prayer for life. cut short as hopes of finding survivors fade. public attention turns to burying the dead in hot i province. skulls a lay to rest in mass graves. as more bodies continue to arrive on the streets of untouchable, there were concerns over security and civil unrest. a shop saluted an atm ransacked is a big deal. if people take diapers, food and drinks from supermarkets, it's normal. there's been no help for days. but some people are strange, they take a cooker or a coffee machine, l. a market that we watch our houses, our vehicles, looters, l

the report lays out in detail how the previous administration prioritize politics for public health and a pandemic response. engaging in an unprecedented campaign to undermine federal agencies responsible for protecting americans health and lives. importantly, the report lays out recommendations to combat the main instances of fraud, abuse, and interference that fled the country's pandemic response. it was shameless he observed, those that cannot room or the past are condemned to repeat it. you must remember the response to the coronavirus crisis so that we do not repeat them in our responses to future crisis. i commend the work of the select subcommittee. over the past two years, and the vital work of this members and staff that worked tirelessly to assume that our country would be better prepared for the next public health emergency. thank you, and i yield back. is anybody seek recognition? >> mr. chairman? >> mr. jordan. >> we wish to speak on the report. >> you may. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the report is strong on bashing president trump but there's nothing in the report about th

we lay it down, we lay it down, we lay it down on it with the lower edge of the shoulder blades, twoands, we put the lock in the lock, we put it on the neck in front of us. here thus the elbows. this will not allow us to recycle our lower backs, we tear the pelvis up, we begin to smoothly roll up to the first rib, and down to the last rib, without stopping at the lower back. the most important thing here, and the element of what we need to relax. uh, i mean, you're rolling in roles, but you're not tense. relax calmly, that's the feeling. just imagine, as if here you are as relaxed as possible, like a water, which right now wants to soak into the ground. and here you are completely falling into it. let's start second exercise. with emphasis on all fours , we go down to the elbows. this will allow us to limit excessive mobility in the thoracic region, but we will concentrate on the movement in the lower back, and from this position, it begins to round the back, round the lower back. to be more precise and to bend the lumbar region , pay attention, then what a we do not do, here is a qu

turkish border and advanced team from a spanish eat organization is paying the hospital a visit to lay the groundwork. it's hoped though, soon have an emergency hospital up and running to help boost treatment capacity here. are corresponded. ma much tracy has been covering events in southern touchy. he sent us this update on the difficult condition. so i was now faith. hundreds of thousands across both countries have been left homeless in the middle of winter. many have camped out in there cause it on, on the sidewalks and in makeshift, a shelter as often desperate for foods. a heat ends at water, 8 convoys have ordered the arrived to the devastated area in turkey, but delivery is looking much, much slower in northern a city, a city, an activist has been expressing frustration over the at d lays. they said the bodies of the victims arrived from turkey to city are much faster than the aid supplies. the turkish government said that they were overwhelmed by the situation and that they are now working on a plan with the international community to deliver aid to syria. he got the law much s

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and only 2 years lay either did the puppet regime in saigon fall. however, the vietnamese paid a high price for their freedom. more than 1000000 vietnamese people became the victims of american aggressors. assume of what we saw your, your worst through. this is you do, it seems to through the denique new idea of what you progress. you know, how to start with it. not only if you just throw it with, then you gotta start with us. you know, it's one of us. you get some parts you suppose you did to get a vehicle? well, you, us involvement in the move of various a cleaning government officials to the ukraine was basically to bring back retired or out of the service. ca, officials who had major contacts, major knowledge, and then they a great deal of ability to organize these things to build up as they build of special funds to creating a government of thin air essentially. so basically it was the caea again pulling the strings. mondays are for sale. but that was the annual young still not feeling it is not 1st communion. ah no. the principles of pushing w

walls we insulate the loggias in a metal frame made of galvanized steel profiles, we lay plates, with mineral wool on top of the membrane and gypsum fiber knauf super sheet in two layers humidity and temperature difference are not terrible for them, we cover the floor with polyethylene, followed by molded polystyrene foam plates to connect them into a solid base helps lock along the edge around the perimeter , we lay the edge tape and cover everything with floor elements from a gypsum window, which we fasten the glue with foam and self-tapping screws. the rework continues, and we sent our heroes to another journey, this time virtual , with the passages of the school of watercolors by sergey andriyaka. what kind of landscapes you will not see, and this completely confused svetlana and denis what they should expect in the future kitchen, a marine style or maybe a rustic one like ours. the artist natalya voblikova, in one of our programs, has already shown herself in business, gilded the ceiling , settled the sun on it and turned the platinum cabinets into a blooming garden for a month,

to all the things we tie into what would make you be more lay to die from covered? we were already more likely to have those is this kind of perfect storm where there's not really any area of social life from education, from health, from criminal justice. we're not disappointedly impacted. how you are quite as likely to be on free school meals. if you have a black army and you are 5 times later, let women to die in childbirth, you are more likely to be in our credit. has any feedback, any benedetti? those are the real issues we should be talking about. but as you were not, they were not talking about them. could have been distracted by this culture was an identity. we should not support a demonstration, but is in all probability. going to end him deliberate and calculate you value that johnson government is really expending a lot of electrical energy trying to concoct to cultural around britishness around whiteness. and it's an echo of the fact right? concoction the bringing together of racist fears, homophobic fairs, nationalist reason as is defined by it is not wh

ah m, but as lay a soccer by a munich finally got back to their winning ways against ball spork. the defending champion started 2023 with 3. busy draws, but they've dominated the wolves in recent times, and this game was no exception. as they coasted to a 4 to victory. ah, buyer munich, needed a victory in wolf spur to retake the table. lead and kingsley co mom helped with too early goals. komatt put just enough on the ball, and thomas mueller played decoy to put burn up. come on 2nd was assisted by a buyer newcomer defender jo alcuin cielo showing his value at the other end of the pitch. by the 90 minute buyers were up 3 nail. thanks to thomas miller, a header off the free kick. in the walls, fans were not amused. the 1st half was all wire. however, the wolf soon a bit of bite from yoko kaminsky just before the break buyer and joshua timothy was sent off for his 2nd yellow car just before the aramark in kim ich didn't like to call at all, but it was buyer who struck again through jamal muse yala to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah winding his lay past the wolf bird to fit

music shells, lay down in a heap, obviously hit, aiming at the residential sector.ou are alive, oh yes thank god broken windows, splintered walls in an actor of a music college. it seems that she still does not understand how lucky she was by chance that it went here more than jumped out. i do not even know where to run and fell loudly. today , also in the rear proletarsky and front-line petrovsky district of the city, a. there, a shell exploded next to an ambulance. four medics came to rescue the wounded, but they themselves came under fire today, unfortunately, as a result of shelling from the armed forces of all ukraine, an ambulance brigade of the city of donetsk was killed. the fifth substation of those killed in thursday. uh, three immediately on the spot when providing assistance, and our colleague died already on the operating table. also under fire was a detachment of republican rescuers, they just arrived at the call and an explosion was heard. i just laid my ears was a flash and the creation in the dust as a result of falling under fire from the armed for

and lays lays specifically at us, accurately or not accurately, as much as he poured well, i want to tell you, well, just like that, our shelter was good minus up to 100 m 50 100 m, that’s what he laid , what they hit, but how did they sleep then, as if the sleepers were lying shorter, too, around half past ten in the evening , how many meters are there, 50 let’s go to the damn house in the house, the mirrors are still visible dead bodies once thrown on the edge the second time the third time and why do you need to get dressed there, the fence is shorter, such meters, we go one fire, the border guards in the direction of bakhmut work with 82-mm, more powerful 120-mm mortars, the enemy is trying to surround the settlement and for this purpose mostly uses artillery as well as infantry attacks, this is precisely against the manpower of the enemy, such means are one of the most effective wild boar went went went to the side of the river to the side of the river with salt went once two three four five six seven eight nine 10 11 is catching up in the back, shoot them all in the direction o

lay their proposal on the table. and we can sit down and we can agree, disagree, we can fight it out. when i introduced my budget, you'll see that it is going to invest in america lower health costs and protect the strength of social security while cutting the deficit more than $2 trillion over the next ten years. [ applause ] by the way -- i want to make it clear, i'm going to raise some taxes. many of you are billionaires out there, you're going to stop paying 3%. not a joke. the idea that a billionaire, we used to have 600 or so in the united states of america. now there is 1,000. the idea that they pay at a rate that is lower than the rate of a police officer, a schoolteacher, a nurse, is bizarre. you're going to see the people making less thanhe very beginning will not pay an attentional single penny in any tax. [ applause ] if i can hold a second -- one reason i was able to keep the debt down this time around, the fortune 500 companies. they're good companies. by the way, i come from the corporate capital of th

he lay lay face down here lay. yes, when i climbed it, like this.nd on the planet how how to apply products, how they stood. you stand like that, yes, wear a blow and jumped it, jumping it, we decided to meet with the accused brothers kravchuk attitude towards journalists. they have different ones, for example, a vengeful welder. andrei from communication with reporters, flatly refused in court. it was short. semyon kravchuk, a father with many children, agreed to meet with us in the pre-trial detention center and without concealment he told why he decided what was best for him seems to protect his brother? felt divorced a second time. uh married zammy children took appeared their own children. and here the water is already not young. consider that the whole life collapsed, so to speak, and it began to set up the children. i know that the eldest daughter has to treat his daughter, she stopped communicating with him. if i don't know, to be honest, i don't know why jr. what this development is. it could well have been avoided. yes, and now, in princip

there seems to be a lot of lay-offs. goldman sachs canned 3,000 people.plans to fire 10,000. microsoft and meta have had big lay-offs. companies like apple, morgan stanley have cut ceo pay. what does this tell us? what is the reality and how is it different? charlie gasparino is a senior correspondent for fox business. thanks for coming in. 3,000 people at goldman let go. that's not firing selected nonperformers. that's a mass lay-off. >> yeah, we should point out all firms have stellar esg records except when it comes to people employed. and jumping the gun on the recession. clearly the fed rate increases that were designed to quell inflation are having an impact. the economy is slowing. there's always a lag between the economy showing -- the slowing economy, recession showing up in the numbers and people cutting jobs. that's what we have right now. the lag. this is a really rough economy in so many ways. if you're employed, your wages are still being eaten by inflation. inflation is still high. we're talking 6.2%. i can't remember the latest cpi number.

we mentioned and you probably saw his twitter account this weekend just laying out how the president was going to camp david to focus on his speech for tomorrow night. i don't have an update on his return. i'm sure will be sometime this afternoon. [inaudible] >> it's a dimension and you heard my colleagues from nfc that we are prepared the intelligence community is indeed prepared to offer key officials as you were just laying out in the trump administration to brief the surveillance program and so i don't have -- i don't want to get into the court is key officials. from here i would refer you to the intelligence community and those logistics on what is going to happen and who those key officials would be. again we are prepared and we are willing to have that conversation to do the briefing but not getting into the specifics of it. >> the majority of democrats don't want the president to have a -- and now getting into whether or not the president will. as a president believe he has to address those concerns with his constituents? >> is he just laid out i'm going to be very careful. i

it is preparing to lay off 15% of employees. about 1,300 people, according to the head of the company, such a decision is due to the current uncertain situation in the global economy. for the same reason, they can reduce the staff of about 20%

kids to feed and she lays it in house up for. but in the 3rd. so one point game, washington's charlie's ledger, walker changes that 3 points hard way she'd make the freebie. she had 25 points. cao fall 70 to 60. they will take on arizona state on friday. stanford then up in colorado among the buffaloes rabid fans card looking for their 6th straight win. look like they may get it early on. nice play off the inbounds. they work it inside to brandon angel lays in 2 of his 14 points. game was tied at the break. but after that too much, tristan da in the 2nd half. >> silva backs into the key over the mismatch and throws down the hook. 25 points for him. the buffaloes outscored stanford. 45 23 in the 2nd half and the cardinal have their winning streak snapped. 84 62. >> so we just killed this team are about to see mark fox and the cal bears visited utah this aftmrnoon and they held their own early on largest diamond gets inside. nice touch there off the glass. he led to bear with 12 points. cows only down 5 at the break. but the utes went on a 12 1 ru

it creates jobs and businesses too places where bricks and rubble once lay. the tragedy was terrible. but the folks here know that it also provided a incredible opportunity. i think about the young girl from that school i visited in dylan, south carolina, a place where the ceilings leak, the paint peels off the walls, and they have to stop teaching six times a day because the train barrels by their classroom. she had been told that her school is hopeless, but the other day after class she went to the public library and typed upbeat letter to the people sitting in this chamber. she even asked her principle for the money to buy a stamp. the letter asks us for help. and says, we are just students trying to become lawyers, doctors, congressman like yourself, and one day president, so we can make a change to not just the state of south carolina, but also the world. we are not quitters. that's what she said. we are not quitters. no these words and these stories tell us something about the spirit of the people who sent us here. they tell us that even in the most try

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newly elected san jose mayor matt mehan laying out his goals and strategies tonight , promising real change for the city. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. from crime to education to the ongoing housing crisis, and jose mayor matt mehan says he is ready to get to work. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach this evening. the mayor held his inauguration ceremony. new tonight ktvu is lamonica peters was there and as a closer look at his top priorities. considered a newcomer to san jose politics, matt mayhem and is now the new mayor of san jose . no city is a better place to be than san jose, a after briefly serving on the city council, mehan won a tight race last november against santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez over and over again how we will bring this city together with so much political division truth is, we have more that unites us than divides us. and that spirit. i'm grateful that supervisor chavez is here tonight. the inauguration ceremony included performances from diverse groups from across san jose. about that. those who came out t

a aggressive lay unwarranted lay shooting the balloon down. so i think the tension, the nationalists, the people who are escalators and both united states and certainly in china again, other people we have to worry about in any conflict between the country. and it was a real shy and. ready diplomacy, which is the cooler heads, didn't occur this weekend. yeah. just, just a final thoughts on that brand. and i mean, whatever the evidence this has been an embarrassing episode for the chinese and marks as you say, a low point in the us, chinese relations. how much diplomatic damage has been done and how do you see both sides recovering from this? well, in some ways, we hope that this incident provides maybe some ground rules to deal with these types of conflicts to be able to get on the fi. so negotiate and discuss these things, rather than let them play out on the domestic media. there's plenty of people in the u. s. congress who want to make a lot of this might be suggest, the biden has brought this on, the bottom was to wait. so i think barton w

gomel lay in ruins.m the memories of hope, greek cold horror seized from what he saw, the buildings of all industrial and municipal enterprises were completely destroyed and burned. the health care network was destroyed by trade; all schools were looted and destroyed throughout . historical monuments were almost completely destroyed by the housing stock. there was no water supply in the city, the streets of the city were deserted and lifeless. everywhere. there were signs with inscriptions mines are dangerous, and there are rubble all around . they were collected throughout the city, pulled out from under the rubble some fragments were tried to be made by hand, but all attempts to lay them out in a certain sequence ended in the same thing, first they disassembled the scheme, then they argued when everyone tried to prove their case, then they tried to assemble either a pump or a steam boiler again, but everyone understood that they needed to hurry lack of water supply threatened with an epidemic. at the b

it is preparing to lay off 15% of employees. this is about 1,300 people, according to the head of the company, such a decision is due to the current uncertain situation in the global economy. for the same reason , about 20% of american companies may cut staff. previously, plans to quit 2,000 employees were announced by boyang management. also, a lot of layoffs were announced by dell computer manufacturers. companies twitter amazon and microsoft belarusian senators, officials and other civil servants are in constant communication with citizens, solving pressing issues in various spheres of life. this is why receptions of citizens are regularly held. including field trips however, this is far from the only way to find out what worries belarusians. today, the details were clarified with dmitry baskov yes. uh, the citizens are really interested. uh, such processes tomorrow, by the way, i'm leaving for the first citizens in pinsk here. and what worries the belarusians, such a serious question, to answer it, you need to, as i like to

the global aviation giant plans to lay off 2,000 employees this year, the us corporation boeing will off employees of the financial department and the personnel department, some of the functions of those who will undergo layoffs will be outsourced to an indian firm, the company's communications director explained that the upcoming changes to streamline workflows and cut costs were such economic news have a good and productive day. see you. morning air on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program on x and alexander smirnov hello, the work found it by itself . a wholesale drug courier was detained in minsk. in total , the investigators found over 3 kills in the suspect, a paraglider of ephedron , a 21-year-old boy. he took weighty batches from caches. and then painstaking work at home began, and it was a rented apartment, the guy packed up a psychotropic drug, after which he built storages with bookmarks for future consumers or small- caliber couriers, and the identity of the suspect is not reported so much. he is a foreigner officially does not work anywhere with word