try another school, like yofa landau or kapitsa did.loped some kind of kindergarten. that you have little work at the institute, or what? listen, are there any interesting teachers here? stop it. how did you talk to kovalev? oh, what do you know that i'll tell you so, i'm yours pedagogical antimony. i'm the back of the lab. excuse me, patches and all. well, well, there are you in his reasoning, so to speak. something to chop off the shoulder so you can beat off any desire for independent thinking. i'm taking it to my lab with that, i think it says it all, what more do you want from me. you know what i 'll tell you, we graduated from a regular school and that's okay , we became doctors. and why now for all children need? do you see special schools? yes , because time is running forward and the system of transferring ready-made knowledge and i lived myself in convinced of this. and what can replace the research method? catch research? actually, how did you talk to the deaf? the ability to formulate a hypothesis, well, defending its truth

laura: james landau reporting there from kyiv.upreme leader has called a wave of schoolgirls an unforgivable crime. . more than 1000 girls at schools across the country have been affected by unexplained illnesses since november. some politicians have suggested religious groups opposed to girls education may be to blame. let's get more from our correspondent. what do you make of iran's supreme leader himself weighg in on these suspected poisonings? >> it comes after almost three months of these pointing's -- poisonings ongoing in schools across the country, shocking the nation. but also a reminder of the fact that sizable portions of iranian society does not believe that the government's hands are clean in this crime. therefore, the supreme leader might be making an attempt to saying we have nothing to do with this, but there is a long history of criminality happening against positn figures, poets, writers, people who have been kidnapped and killed. the supreme leader has come out after it was made clear the had something to do wit

it would be nice if there was a school, like yofa landau or kapitsa had it.e kind of kindergarten. work at the institute, or what? listen, are there any interesting teachers here? stop it. how did you talk? i am your pedagogical antimony. i'm a lab. excuse me, patches and all. well well, are you his reasoning, so to speak? something, but in general. you know what i'll tell you, we graduated from a regular school and that's okay, we became doctors. and why now for all children need? do you see special schools? yes, because time is running forward and the system of transferring ready-made knowledge has lived itself, i am convinced of this. and what can replace the research method? catch research? how do you talk to the deaf? the ability to formulate a hypothesis, well, defending its truth and finally defending your decision in front of the team of the whole class. you know what, i'll tell you. all in all it's tempting, but i'm sorry for my sasha until they transfer to your school, it's a pity an intelligent guy. i 'll tell you low-quality and in general, it see

that's right, on the occasion of landau's birthday. yes, i 'll be late. a bottle of champagne took out bird's milk and i immediately guessed that you are katya shumeiko's dad . she sometimes visits us. beautiful girl i'll tell you a secret my grandson is in love with your katya yes, yes. so what else, maybe we will be born, this is not necessary. this is not necessary. hello andrey in general. decide what is it? told the science to the castle. do not close well, he said, wash your face and come to my office. i ask from the whole account we will do repairs. behind me what am i saying? oh, i say andrey andreevich tell me, but the mass remains calm. speeds, yes, at high speeds, no, or maybe energy at low speeds is more likely to be conserved no big ones. sheep well, don't you know that the french academy has not been considering since 1775? this golematism associated with the invention of the perpetual motion machine, and in 1965, landown said that a mistake is not so terrible as a subsequent error is dangerous. so i think that since 1775

james landau reports from kyiv. reporter: this is what a cruise missile can do.tial parts of lviv in the far west parts of ukraine. holmes turned to rubble, s torn apart, lives turned upside down. five people died. this may be hundreds of miles from the fighting, but this morning it was on the front line. aidenala of northwest give, -- kyiv, cars were damaged by shrapnelfter a russian drone was shot down. two pple were injured and taken to hospital. sky.here was an explosion in the i saw smoke and fire. reporter victor told us how his car was damaged and how he tried to help his neighbors. >> cars were set on fire. we took fire extinguisrs to try to put tm out, but they did not succeed. the fires spread. >> i am fed up, can't stand this i do not have the strength anymore. why are they doing this? they are scaring the children. reporter: these strikes may have been targete against energy infrastructure, but here, not so much cars damaged, some burned out. windows blown into residents' blocks, and debris littershis children's playground. smoke on kyiv's skyline, th

this is actually the place where new curly new kharitons, zeldovichs and landaus will have to be born this is exactly the place that should provide breakthrough technologies in the field. ah, physics. you know this is the so-called new physics, yes, and super computer technology. the second building is a center for collective use, which will house the first scientific laboratories. and where actually scientists will receive. eh, really. uh, world- class results in laboratories will create unique and large-scale installations. they are called mega science. these are scientific complexes for development and research. we have three of our flagship projects from the megans rig, because rigs by definition are rigs with unique world parameters. here they are nowhere else. she us must be three such installations, and one is the field of accelerator physics of particle physics, the second is in the field of laser physics, and the third is in the field of modern computing. also, on the territory of the center , comfortable buildings have already been built for students in the branch of moscow

james landau, kyiv. david: what does moscow make of all this?rt time ago i was joined by r russia editor steve rosenberg. how significant is this move by the international criminal court's and what has been the kremlin's reaction? steve: from a practical point of view, don't hold your breath. russian police are not about to slap and cuffs on vladimir putin and dispatch him to the hague. russia does not recognize the jurisdiction of the international criminal court and russia does not extradite its citizens. however this arrest warrant does send a pretty strong message. the message is there are judges in the hague who consider putin allegedly to have committed war crimes. that makes the russian president even more of a pariah than he is now. putin is still trying to play the role of global statesman. we have the chinese president due here for a state visit. the kremlin is clearly furious. vladimir putin's spokesperson organized an emergency conference call for journalists tonight. that is something he rarely does. he was brief. he was angry. he d

guys who have a very high potential, which andrey rogachev was preparing for this director of the landauchool, physics and research, schools at mipt are called faculties, and according to essence. these are clusters of higher education science and production. we have here inside not only, uh, institute departments, but there are also imagine. the bodies of our base organizations are essentially partner organizations that educate students on their site and involve them in real activities, which is a profile for these organizations such an approach to organizing the educational process in the russian interuniversity. the environment is called the phystech system in reality. here, the same bachelor's, master's and postgraduate studies, but with a special internal structure, the first 2 years are given to students otdali's powerful knowledge base introduces various professions in practice. that is , in fact, at any stage of education , the institute produces specialists ready for work. there is simply a really classic mipt system that comes from the good soviet traditions of the old e, devel

this is, in fact, the place where new curly new kharitons, zedovichi and landau will be born.is exactly the place that should provide breakthrough technologies in the field. ah, physics. you know it the so-called new physics. yes and uh, supercomputer technologies are already located on the territory of the center. these are the townhouses , these are residential buildings for students and in the near future their construction will be continued in the sarov branch of moscow state university. students not only receive theoretical knowledge, others apply it in practice. this is an example of a laser laboratory. we are with you in the laboratory of adaptive optics. here the guys study questions. how to form certain parameters of the beam, this is used in medicine in stranomy, this is the master generator of the laser installations that form reference radiation are actively using it in the energy sector and the defense capability of our state now. students will receive even greater world-class results in buildings that will be ready by the end of the twenty-fourth year, the constr

will make me by next monday a comparative analysis of dostoevsky's white nights with two component landaui named correctly. what is the rationale behind this paradox? what do you think? kovalev you never gave me an essay according to mayakovsky, it can be answered orally to see. the fact is that i prefer shakespeare to mayakovsky. excuse me. it's better to be a sinner than to be known as a sinner. in vain, more terrible reproofs and joy perishes, if it should not be judged by ours, but by someone else's opinion. and mayakovsky's reinforced concrete uncle? it is not true. listen now. all that owns, my soul. and her wealth eat death to her. the splendor that will adorn eternity, my step into my very immortality, which, rumbling through all the ages , the knee of the bent ones will gather world speech. all want it. now i will give at the same time only the word of an affectionate human being. another female voice thanks for the congratulations. that's it for the birthday. i got bird's milk. so we will not give, but a misunderstanding. verochka excuse me urgently summoned for the winter . and

let's take it to david landau at deutsche bank. rate model a successful experiment? richard: you mean negative interest rates as we saw on the euro zone, switzerland? tom: in europe, japan, the united -- somewhat in the united states? richard: look, i have not followed that situation at the fed. we chose not to go negative. my observation across two oceans is that negative rates were pretty complicated to implement and explain. i will leave that up to those officials if it was worth it. we did not go down that road in the u.s. tom: i wish you could come back. jonathan: he is coming back in the next segment. richard clarida sticking with us. tom: i think of the late marvin goodfriend and adam posen with marvin goodfriend about the efficacy of negative rates. the courage to go negative rates and what so many people said is you can go sort of kind of like negative interest rates. landau said if you're not going big time to clear the system, it is not going to work. in hindsight, you wonder. kind of like economics. jonathan: negative r

desantis retaliated, you'll remember by going after disney's special tax status around its sprawling or landau area theme parks. okay so we have a lot to discuss with my panel. jay michaelson is here. he's a rolling stone writer slash rabbi. we have l leoni. he's our cnn senior legal eagle . who's going to explain everything tonight under jones is a former democratic congressman, and evan siegfried is a political consultant and millennial expert. okay gentlemen. great to have you here. what just happened, okay? it turns out that for a long time now disney has been given quasi governmental powers over itself. basically the state of florida has allowed them to run their own shop to make their own rules and get special little tax breaks. okay, along comes this law that sometimes called the don't say gay law. disney opposes this ron desantis in his sort of typical ron desantis fashion sees a moment of political opportunity, he says. oh, good. i can go after disney because they don't like this law. and so he says, i'm going to take away your special shil privileges. disney. i'm going to take back c

we can go straight to our correspondent, james landau, who is in care for us.ing confirmation of precisely what is happening. the main source of information at the moment is from the americans, who have put out a statement saying that around seven o'clock local time over the black sea one of their reapers, unmanned drone, was carrying out its usual business, mainly surveillance. and to russian warplanes, su 27th, fighterjets, long range fighter jets, started coming up close." the americans, they behaved and what they described as a reckless environmentally unsound unprofessional manner. why did they say that because not because the americans claimed that these fighter jets dumped fuel on the american reaper and then they flew in front of it in a reckless and unprofessional way, and during that process, one of the russian aircraft clipped the propeller of the reaper and it brought down the american drone. that had to be ditched in the sea. and the americans are clearly not very happy about this and they are accusing the russian pilots of being unprofessional and

here is our diplomatic correspondent, james landau.ard. street by street, house by house. for those few civilians who remain in the city and in villages nearby, conditions are terrible, with little access to water, heat or power. translation: iwant peace, silence, calmness, and just to be _ at home in our own land. the ukrainian army still holds the centre of bakhmut. they can get in and out from the west, but... this ukrainian soldier says the situation is tense, tanks are shelling the road and bridges are broken. defending this city is coming at a high price in ukrainian lives. translation: i would like to pay . special tribute to the bravery, l strength and invincibility of the warriors fighting in donbas. it is one of the toughest battles — painful and challenging. russian forces continue to bombard the city and their troops continue to make small advances from the north and south, but at great cost. british military officials say some russian soldiers are even being forced to attack with little more than their spades. and while ru

pamela price agreed to a 15 year sentence in exchange with the landau longwood.harge of manslaughter. that would mean he'd be eligible. we released after serving three years because of time he's already spent in custody. it is 5 16, a measure limiting oil company. profits in california is now moving through the state legislature. state senate committee passed the bill. it allows california's energy commission to penalize oil refineries that charge more than a preset margin with the price of gasoline. now, this comes as gas prices in the state reached a record high of $6.42 last fall. according to the governor's office. that was $2.61 higher than the national average. today is the last scheduled day of a three day strike in the los angeles school district that's keeping more00 e classroom. mm hmm. thousands of cafeteria workers, bus drivers, custodians and teaching assistants are on the picket lines. the support staff workers say they earn just about $25,000 a year. they're seeking a 30% pay raise better hours and better health care benefits. this has just stopped