lina. recently, angelina began to be haunted by an oppressive feeling. she was being watched all the time. near the entrance, the woman involuntarily quickened her pace, fearing that someone dangerous would run in after her. but the most terrible moments came when the elevator doors closed endlessly slowly. friends, there, well, excuse me, mistresses, konstantin kurakov, 89, district inspector of the tambov rvd, tambov uvd regional executive committee. according to relatives, there were no quarrels in the family, on the contrary, the spouses spent all their free time together, often visited, and olga did not miss the opportunity to be proud of her husband. he is so caring, after all, several details alerted the detectives: dear, what are these pieces of iron called that you keep in the box on the mezzanine, and what are you interested in, bolts or screws? i just wanted to say, the screw has a head for a screwdriver, and the bolt has a key, these women cannot figure out basic tools. what did she want tell me to screw the shelf, you know, but i'm so tired

lina, thank you. there is a growing - hezbollah targets. lina, thank you. and many people have also had to leave their homes. we have some pictures that have just come to us about what people in northern israel are going through, taking through someone �*s car and you can see a rocket coming through the sky and hitting a target there in israel. what i'll be hearing from the israeli leadership, from benjamin netanyahu, to try and reassure people? netanyahu, to try and reassure --eole? ~ ., netanyahu, to try and reassure ”eole?t ., netanyahu, to try and reassure --eole?~ . , people? what message is he aaivin ? i people? what message is he giving? i mean, _ people? what message is he giving? i mean, people- people? what message is he giving? i mean, people have| giving? i mean, people have been asked to show resilience in the coming days. there is broad public support in israel for an intensification of israeli military efforts against hezbollah. people feel that what has been going on in the north is intolerable. they want hezbollah very much pushed away from

i would back to you know moments, lina, the school to i moments, lina, the school to jerusalem and danielat the israelis are saying because i read that benjamin netanyahu seen in the last few minutes, telling lebanese people to get out of harm's way, but where is harm's way? are they being told? hat way? are they being told? not specifically. — way? are they being told? not specifically. it _ way? are they being told? not specifically, it started with the israelite militaries saying they— the israelite militaries saying they would carry out air strike in southern lebanon and sainted people _ in southern lebanon and sainted people who lived there that if you live — people who lived there that if you live near places where hezbollah scores weapons then you should get out of harm's way, — you should get out of harm's way, and _ you should get out of harm's way, and there was a similar warning _ way, and there was a similar warning for those living in the northeast— warning for those living in the northeast of lebanon, but no specific — northeast of lebanon, but no specific injections about wh

people of african descent, we have contacted lina plat, the co-author of ants will come and tell me a chronicle of the band family in gayana's history. well, i thank you for giving me the opportunity to address these issues which are not being addressed adequately and properly in the western press. also joining us in this discussion today is veteran journalist. he is. is the former press secretary of the prime minister of santa lucia and the chairman of the country's national reparations committee, i'm glad to be here to be able to share with you whatever we can. this is africa today and i'm mubarak kenya. stay with us. the international day for people of african descent is celebrated every year on august 31st. through this observance, the united nations says it aims to promote the extraordinary contributions of the african diaspora around the world and to eliminate all forms of discrimination against people of african descent. around 200 million people identifying themselves. as being of african descent live in the americans, many millions more live in other parts of the world outsid

thanks lot lina plat for that very interesting perspective. we now take a short break before we continue our discussion on honoring people of african descent. stay with us. african's rising in our upcoming show we delve into these. finus israeli summer camps operation in the northern west bank now in its second week, a blatant aggression that seeks to achieve what was unsuccessful in gaza, displacing palestinians under the pretense of voluntary relocation, as israeli occupation forces employ brutal tactics such as sabotage and blockades, resistance factions in janin and tulkarm are pushing back with increased effectiveness using advanced tactics and explosive devices. we'll explore how the resistance strategic operations including impactful actions in hebron khalil are disrupting israeli entity military plans and changing the dynamics on the ground. west bank rises strong this week on the media stream. africa's pre-colonial history showed the existence of several rich civilizations. the people of african descent have contributed significantly

lina tutaeva behind the scenes on stage - these are two completely different people, when lina is just getting ready for the performance, she is silent, frowns, to it's better not to approach her, but as soon as she goes on stage, she instantly blossoms and you immediately want to admire her, let's not drag it out, let's greet her with applause, meet linata. well, she told me all sorts of things so that i wouldn't believe her, so that i wouldn't think that i'm not hers, she just told me that, for example, the aista doesn't leave for you, as usual, the aista brought, they found cabbage, and then i found out that no aista brought me, i was born in winter, i say, how could the aista bring me in winter, or how i was born in cabbage also in winter, there is no cabbage anymore. then mom confessed, there was no cabbage, no aest, tiny lina was abandoned, left on her porch, and she took the baby for herself, she couldn't do otherwise, i like my mom, i want to be with her and i don't want to meet my parents, lina doesn't know anything about her biological parents and is a little afraid, suddenly

however, there is also good news, lina chuchenina will tell about them, her word. well it is difficult to fight against russian propaganda, it is also difficult to fight against russian propaganda in cinema, because the russians produce an incredible number of films, and they are quite competent and, as we can see, unfortunately, effectively affect various audiences and are able to influence westerners, regulars of various film festivals, who mostly have such a left-wing point of view, left -wing views, who are not very aware of our context and... who look at art, not as propaganda, but as a manifestation of culture, and well, many moments really propagandistic ones, they don’t read it, unfortunately, the russians are actively using it, we can see, observe that the film russians at war received quite favorable reviews after its screening at the toronto film festival, which was first canceled, then restored there.. . incredible security measures, because the organizers were afraid that angry ukrainians would attack the members of the film crew, but you understand th

ilina skhodovskyi, well and now we will be in to congratulate lina chechenina, but first i will tell you what she plans to tell us about today, and what topic she has taken up for conversation. there is no stopping russian propaganda in cinema, the film russians at war received numerous positive reviews from the canadian and american press, and the head of the festival in toronto condemned the protests against the screening and even announced threats of sexual violence allegedly coming from ukrainians, but there is also good news, lina chechenina will tell about them, her word. well, it is difficult to fight russian propaganda, it is also difficult to fight against russian propaganda in the cinema, because the russians produce an incredible number of films, and they are competent enough and, as we can see, unfortunately, they effectively affect various audiences and are able to influence westerners and regulars of various film festivals, who mostly have such a left-wing point of view, left-wing views. who are not very aware of our context and who, well, look at art not as propaganda,

reinforce commitments to end racism and all forms of racial discrimination. now let's start off with lina pratt, what in your opinion is the importance of this day and how has it impacted on people of african descent? well, it's a very important day for people of african descent all over the world, particularly in countries like in the carib. and south america where the slaves were brought to from africa, and the day is usually marked by lot of celebrations, very colorful, vibrant celebrations with lot of music, lot of drumming, lot of dancing in particular, because it's a celebration of the fact that their four bears, their four fathers and four mothers actually successfully fought to liberate. their race from slavery and it's very important because it is the idea that emancipation and emancipation proclamation of i think it was august the 1st was somehow um awarded or given as some sort of benevolent gesture by the slave owners and the british in the case of my country is entirely erroneous. the year 2024 marks the end of the international decade for people of african descent. the un se

khan and we have a lot of common ground as conservatives with lina khan because she let conservatives i think we as conservatives were a little late to the party, now we get out the concentration of power is actually upstream from some of the censorship and suppression of free speech and our understanding what it means when there's not genuine free market when competitors are stifled and innovation is stifled from the big monopolist, as google was ruled last month. david: let me push back is a libertarian perspective. i don't like google search mechanism i think when you look at things like climate change it's obvious it has a bias or even worse very political subjects but is a free market and there are competitors out there for search engines and there is talk that elon musk my actually present us with what i consider a more fair and balanced search engine, shouldn't if you believe in the free market shouldn't you go ahead come off market competition from google. >> the problem is google is warping the free market, first of all in the case of elon musk that's on a repeatable strategy

chechenina will tell, and we will ask whether lina actually praised, watched, word to you, good evening, please, good evening, vasyl, good evening to our viewers, i can't say anything yet, because i watched only 15-20 minutes, but i will already say that one of the main features of the ukrainian adaptation of this film is that dante's voice was voiced. volodymyr dantes, i will tell you more in a moment, so volodymyr dantes, as a star of our show business and comedy, he was invited to voice the main character of this film, edmond dantes, who is unjustly convicted by the court, and who must sit and serve. life imprisonment, but escapes from prison, gets rich and begins his process to avenge the people who did this to him. i still can't really appreciate the acting talents of volodymyr dantes, after all, he treated himself quite ironically at the presentation, said that natalka denysenko, who also worked with him, voiced the main character, she came somewhere and in half an hour everything voiced as we do. said, and volodymyr had already been working on all this for about a month, and ther

live news in the studio lina melnitskaya, good morning, watch this episode. five gold medals for igor bokov. first place for egor shchelkanov. belarusians continue to conquer the peaks of olympus at the paralympics in paris. business on blood, how the czech republic and poland make money on war. new school year, new menu, what was added to the schoolchildren's diet and whether the cost of lunch in the cafeteria has changed, we will tell you. new judges on factor byy talent show announced an updated four mentors, among them three debutants. loud triumph of belarusians on the paris paralympics continues. the athletes gave a new reason for pride and joy the day before, plus two gold medals and two broken records. our legendary igor bokii once again climbed to the top step of the podium. in the 200 m medley swimming, the belarusian showed a time of 2 minutes and 2.3 seconds, thereby setting a new world record in this discipline. alexander lukashenko congratulated the athlete and his team on another resounding victory. we are proud of your. successes, you have ach

. >> lina serna tenÍa apenas 14 aÑos cuando dio a luz a paula a su corta edad, dice debiÓ sortear elonsabilidad del hijo o hija de la menor, la deje al cuidado de una seÑora porque yo tenÍa que salir a buscar empleo, me la quitan y empiezan pues como una serie de exigencias para poderme devolver mientras cubro todos estos requisitos que me pedÍan, la entregaron en adopciÓn. >> no? >> mientras paula, a sus 14 aÑos, empezÓ a buscar respuestas sobre sus raÍces, su madre no perdÍa la esperanza de volver a abrazar a su hija. >> lina compartiÓ su historia y las pocas fotos que tenÍa en grupos de bÚsqueda. un joven en espaÑa que tambiÉn fue adoptado y se dedica a reunir familias, le ofreciÓ a la madre una prueba de adn ancestral, lo que permitiÓ localizar a su hija, quien tambiÉn se habÍa hecho una prueba similar. >> me siento muy feliz por la familia. claro, porque es una. es una pieza de tu. de tu alma que. que faltaba durante toda tu vida. >> ahora las emociones han llenado el vacÍo de no conocers. >> but now it starts to think in a bit that we are here and this is my family. >> aunque p

you very much, well, we wish. and we will continue the cultural topic a little, thank you very much linareally here i want to wish success, you know, not so much to the ministers, as to wish success to the directions that they are currently leading, because ukraine needs efficiency, and not in a year, but as soon as possible , and people who read a lot are effective, started for the second time in the capital book forum kyivbookfest. this year, the festival was divided into two formats: a large book sale exhibition and an industry forum. until september 8, guests of the event can expect a book fair with more than a hundred participants, more than 200 events, including literary meetings, poetry readings, and an autograph session. the festival has a charitable component, the organizers plan to collect 1.5 million hryvnias for the renewal of library funds, five military educational institutions, in particular, they want to purchase almost 7,000 books. we have a very rich program, a keybookfest takes place for the second time this year, it is more eventful, we added one industry day, that is

thank you very much lina, lina chonina talked about the news from the world of culture, and we will continue in just a moment. well, we will continue the cultural topic, but now we will turn to literature , so women at war, stories of heroines that are worth hearing, stories of 20 women soldiers collected by tv channel host khrystyna parubiy, women at war, that is the name of the book about a brave man who was taken arms in hand to defend ours state, the publication was presented at the kyiv bookfest festival by khrystyna parobiy. the author and editor of the book women at war, says: the idea to record the stories of ukrainian women who fought appeared in 2021, with the beginning of the great war, she became convinced that the project must be implemented, so by the day of defenders in 2022, she recorded the first plots, the first five stories were successful, and i would continue this project, which has now resulted in 20 stories. in this book, but there is much more to the story, 65,000 women are currently in combat positions, if i'm not mistaken, the last numbers, that's why people should

chuchenina will tell us and... we will ask if lina actually praised it, watched it, you have a word,, please, good evening vasyl, good evening to our viewers, i can't say anything yet, because i watched only 15:20 minutes, but i will already say that one of the main features of the ukrainian adaptation of this film is that volodymyr dantes voiced demon dantes, i'll tell you more in a minute. so, volodymyr dantes, as a star of our show business. and comedy, he was invited to voice the main character of this film, edmond dantes, who is unjustly convicted by the court, and who must sit, serve a life sentence, but escapes from prison, becomes rich and begins the process of taking revenge on those people who did this to him. i still can't really appreciate the acting talents of volodymyr dantes. still, he treated himself quite ironically at the presentation, said that natalka denysenko, who also worked with him, voiced the main character, she came somewhere and voiced everything in half an hour, as she herself said, and volodymyr had already been working for about a month over all this, a

thank you very much lina, and really, here i want to wish you success.now, it's not like the ministers to wish success to the directions they are currently leading, because ukraine needs an effect. tivity, and not in a year, but rather faster, and people who read a lot are effective. the book forum kyiv bookfest started for the second time in the capital, this year the festival was divided into two formats, a large book exhibition and sale and an industry forum. until september 8, guests of the event will have a book fair with more than a hundred participants and more than 200 events, including literary meetings, poetry readings. and the autograph session, the festival has a charitable component, the organizers plan to collect uah 1.5 million for the renewal of library funds, five military educational institutions, in particular, they want to purchase almost 7 thousand books. we have a very busy program. kaybookfest takes place for the second time this year, it is more eventful, we added one industry day, that is, on the one hand, it is an event for the

thank you very much, lina checheny. so, we talked about the prizes, the stuse prize and the golden dzyga. well, now, let's get to the realities of military life, and the realities of military life, which we can influence, are our donations, because they are real. make a difference and let's move on. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund continue fundraising for the purchase of modern drones and systems electronic warfare for the third separate assault brigade, as well as for the 110th and 47th mechanized brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. the defenders in the donetsk direction are holding back massive enemy attacks every day, defending our freedom, our future, and our lives with you. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction of that infernal spring. when there was a shortage of ammunition, our goal is 3.5 million hryvnias, we can collect them, we have already collected more than 1800 thousand, there is already less left, you can see all the details on the screen.

has been talking _ to avoid exactly what lina has been talking about.ork for the meeting — world leaders in new york for the meeting of the un general assembly, the annual— meeting of the un general assembly, the annual meeting, that they are working _ the annual meeting, that they are working on— the annual meeting, that they are working on a peace plan. it is for a short-term — working on a peace plan. it is for a short—term ceasefire, the idea is to avert _ short—term ceasefire, the idea is to avert a _ short—term ceasefire, the idea is to avert a wider — short—term ceasefire, the idea is to avert a wider conflict and then revive — avert a wider conflict and then revive negotiations between israel and hamas over gaza. to give you an idea of— and hamas over gaza. to give you an idea of their— and hamas over gaza. to give you an idea of their thinking, emanuel macron— idea of their thinking, emanuel macron told the general assembly earlier— macron told the general assembly earlier today, macron told the general assembly earliertoday, israel macron told

i know you were talking about lina khan earlier.the companies drive on their own and go public. i can see that argument made. it is preliminary. >> i can understand if you want to put a $5 billion investment in it, that would be like a big deal like a warren buffett thing where you get warrants alongside. to come in and take over and do it? >> and accept that money and all the strings that come along with it.unproven. it's a weird time for intel. >> it shows how long and slow this process is. >> a $200 billion market cap on intel. >> steve, thank you. when we come back, more on "squawk box." more on lenovo and how to help you make new friends. >>> reminder, get the best of "squawk box" and get the best of squawk pod on your favorite podcast app. we'll be back after this. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." entrepreneur andy dunn is the lead of bonobo and now making new friends called pie. it is backed by twitter co- founder. we have andy dunn with us. appe andy, it's great to see you. tell us about this new business. i know some adult

i am lina milnitskaya, hello, we will tell you about this: a holiday for sports fans at the minsk arenarepovets severstal are fighting for the victory. ladka with refugees from africa. crashed near the canary islands, nine people died, 48 are missing . parliamentary elections in austria the right-wing party is in the lead, but its success.

so, lina khan clearly disagrees. >>> let's get the opening bell.f argentina here in new york for the u.n. general assembly. at the nasdaq, it's climate change makers from around the world, including loreen kyle jobs and tom stier. an interesting piece in the "times" over the weekend about jobs and sam altman of openai and johnny ive working on a.i. devices. i noticed you've been toying with your new iphone. >> i got the new iphone, the 16, but there's no a.i. on it yet, i guess? >> no. steve kovach will tell you it's a couple of months away until you get the full software upgrade you're going to need. but you have sara intelligence, so you're fine. >> i'm excited about the bubble gum pink and happy that they had it in stock, which may or not be reflective -- >> in talking about devices, there is this question that as we move deeper into the a.i. world, what is an app going to look like? what do you really need? what is a device? if a device can be fully run by a.i., is there an opening, perhaps, for some sort of competitive device to apple that is,

i checked the ticket database, a complete namesake, andrey lina, bought a ticket for a flight to sochisitting for, let's fly. hello, andrey, lin, yes, and what, to the sea are you going? yes, to sochi, why? i don't understand what the talk is about. yes, run for me some more, go, come on, go, servants, that's enough, andryushka, there won't be a sea, this will affect absolutely everyone, winline will distribute bonuses to everyone who is with us, have time to register before september 12 , freebies are available to everyone, winline makes a difference. i will find yulia's killer, i need to find out how this machine gun could have ended up in st. petersburg, my wife was killed with it, all traces are clear. "frozen, barrel on the ground, revas hired a killer, i will personally bring you to him and put the barrel in your hand. nevsky, today at 22:15 on ntv. you are super, new season, on sunday at 20:20 on ntv. enter business with sber. open a free sber-business card, connect to the program. reality sberbusiness thank you get 10% cashback in bonuses for purchases with the card. sberbusine

vova, ukhova, it was absolutely, it was he who brought you, yes, yes, uncle vova, he always told me, linagood night, i say, well, no one invites me, so one day to ostankino, i'm walking down the corridor, the call signs are heard, i think: well, uncle volodya is here, he'll probably say good night now, suddenly whole teams of people run out of the director's room, grab me by the hands, pull me into this studio, sit me down on a chair, i say, guys, what should i do, are you crazy, i don't know the text, what are they, don't worry, we 'll do everything, then the light on the camera lit up, i say, good evening, dear girls, he said, but he didn't just say it to me, to tanya and i told you when i retire i will be the one under the table, it is true, and phil always writes memoirs 20 years under the skirt of aunt lina or aunt tana, and do you know who was the first puppet character who hosted the program good night, no, i don't know who 1968, phil, especially since he had a different name then. friends, the first to appear in the program good night, little ones was the faithful friend of the tv

world, the inventor of the first domestic antibiotic, we are of course talking about our penicillin, lina stern, the first woman in our country, an academician. i listed the names outstanding russian scientists, but only then these women... at the turn of the xix-20th century had to fight for their right to engage in science, today such an opportunity exists, but perhaps every girl, my colleague, artem pashnin met with young and experienced scientists. the majestic architecture of this capital skyscraper is well known to the entire scientific world. moscow state university is one of the fundamental pillars of russian science. lectures are held here every day, research is conducted, scientific discoveries are made. women play a role in this, choosing difficult scientific professions for themselves: studying at the faculty of physical and chemical engineering is not for truants, the subjects are complex, requiring a considerable amount of basic knowledge, and teachers often teach technical courses in english. more than half of the students at the faculty are girls. academician of the russia

lina stern, the first woman academician in our country, i listed the names of outstanding russian scientists, but only then did these women at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries have to fight for their right to engage in science, today there is such an opportunity, but perhaps every girls, my colleague, artem pashnin met with young and experienced scientists, the majestic architecture of this metropolitan skyscraper is well. familiar to the entire scientific world. moscow state university is one of the fundamental pillars of russian science. lectures are held here every day, research is conducted, scientific discoveries are made. and more and more. physicists are the engine of progress. today, for example, the entire industry is tied to the creation of new materials, and chemists develop polymer products , diagnostic systems, catheters. science - it is a very interesting area, because it is not a routine, you are always with something new, you discover something, you learn something, you understand that your work can contribute to the fact that the future will change. if we talk about pure

listen, lina, you're right, this should be a mandatory condition of the contract.omehow we missed this fact. well, let's go, let's listen to what this zotchy has to tell us. yes, we'll take the witnesses first, yeah, uktar, come to me, didn't have fun, little one, you're a good husband, let's go to work, to work, to work, that's how you go to work, you don't have to be flexible, unlike your o-sago, bend your osago to suit yourself on renins.ru, get it as long as you want, for a year or a month, in just 3 minutes. flexible osago from renaissance insurance. this is no longer just osago. 18 years old, her mother herself took her to an expensive salon, for a lip augmentation procedure and bitterly regretted it. i had a complex since i was twelve. i didn't like the way i looked. my mother seemed to tell me: we'll fix the shape lips, let's make them beautiful. to the horror of the young girl, her lips did not increase, but deformed. instead of beautiful lips, i just got brows. today she is 22, her lips have reached such a size that people turn around to look at her, and

we try, your health and yours, yeah, the carp was probably quite fat, yeah, yeah, yeah, very tasty, linaed you most today, well, i was most impressed, of course, by the scale of fish that they grow here in general, yeah, the lakes, what surprised me was that here... we thought that it was all mechanized, and so many people are involved in such manual labor, that's what impressed me, yeah, you know, what impressed me, probably, was how much fish our citizens consume, if they grow it here on such a scale, then it turns out that it is needed, it is loved, it is bought, it is eaten, well then bon appetit, let's not get distracted, otherwise it will get cold and... what a fish soup, in fact it was a wonderful day, we went fishing, although we didn't catch anything, we learned a lot about fish, how it is grown, how it is cooked, how it is fed and in general we saw all these scales with you, in my opinion, we succeeded, really, and we spent the day very well for your company, thank you, and if you want to become the hero of our program to visit where you have not been yet, record a video, send

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lina khan is the head of the ftc. i showed you that clip because we rarely see him speaking in that way. he's code switching just like all the other politicians, right? i mean, this guy knows roi over rr because of his experience as a venture capitalist. but when he's in small town pennsylvania, obviously he's not going to talk about, you know, that sort of stuff, right? he's from those small towns. he is from in ohio? yes. yes all right. thanks, scott. you bet. well, happening. starting today, there may be some music at your fingertips in san francisco's golden gate par. i wish i could play like that. oh, practice makes better. i know chopsticks. today marks the return of the flower piano festival in the botanical garden. this is video in fact, from last year. but for the next ten days or so, a dozen decorated pianos will adorn the garden. and anyone who wants to play can play. or you can just listen to the masterpieces being played by others. isn't that cool? that is cool when that person plays. yes. yeah. when i sa

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ftc chair lina khan says this was a deliberate strategy to really create revenue, even though it was coming at the expense of on us renters invitation. homes says the agreement contains no admission of wrongdoing. it says the settlement, quote, puts this matter behind the company. >> and they will move forward to better serve its customers. it's a win for families. but let's be clear. these abuses are symptoms of a much larger problem. oregon democratic senator jeff merkley says corporate investors are invading the housing market. >> a forecast by metlife investment management found institutional investors could control 40% of single-family rental homes by 2030. >> they're driving up the price to buy a home, putting a stake through the heart of the dream of homeownership merkley is sponsoring a bill he says would stop that it would ban hedge funds from buying single family homes. >> and make them sell the homes they do own. these are common sense. guardrails berkeley's bill has stalled since he introduced it last year, but he says he's encouraged by the ftc's actions in washington. m

lina talked about how many there were 1,147 objects of cultural heritage are those objects that are inte real estate register monuments, of course we will propose an international mechanism, an international instrument, that is, an international... agreement that would provide for an implementation mechanism, how exactly to bring the occupier to responsibility, so that he also observes the fourth geneva convention on humanitarian law, actually as an occupying power , and conventions on the protection of cultural value. an exhibition dedicated to the centenary of the restoration workshop of the lavra museum was opened in the kyiv pechersk lavra national reserve. among the exhibits. 100 works of art of the 17th-20th centuries, in particular ukrainian icons, crosses, church utensils, liturgical fabrics and old prints, restorers worked on their restoration for up to 10 years, the exhibition is open every day in the house of the governor of the kyiv-pechersk lavra. here , for the first time, not only rarities are presented, but also objects that were very difficult to restore, that is, here

we have asked lina khan to come on bloomberg a number of times.the past. we still welcome her appearance. jonathan: still no appearance? katie: still no apparent. jonathan: disappointing. vice president kamala harris also facing pressure, not exactly vocalizing her support for lina khan. lisa: we don't have the clarity on what this merger policy will look like or what the ftc will look like. people are wondering whether we will see a surge in mergers to be completed after the election. jonathan: at the start of the conversation at the beginning of the year, bank of america made this point about the deal flow being held up by the fact that we don't know what kind of deal gets through washington. that is the problem. lisa: kroger's and albertsons are part of the problem. if they are looking to compete against walmart and amazon and they are being held up and creating more expensive groceries, that creates an issue at a time where you have a lot of banks that will potentially look to merge and other sectors that are looking for a certain academy. jon

. >> south valley middle school teacher, san jose earthquakes legend chiasson linas and current players. >> tommy thompson and michael ball. gilroy mayor murray blanking is glad kids are excited about the sport. >> this is such a healthy way of living the exercise of stock or what it does for kids, especially in communities where maybe a nutrition, you know, health screening doesn't happen as frequently as it should. so very, very proud to have hearing, goering that the santa fe saw fit to come. join us. >> every kid there got assigned soccer ball which had to be a thrill. all right. sunny there, sunny, here, sunny everywhere. one of those days where it's late september and the feels like we're in arizona. well, it's great if you like it, hot. yeah, right here. you don't have to go to arizona this the time of year where you get this for just a little bit longer into october and then. >> things begin to switch gears that we really start to talk about some major changes and some cooler temperatures. but right now we're in that sweet spot. if you like the heat. we're live in the day like t

lina spoke about how many there are 1,147 objects of cultural heritage heritage - these are the objectse in the state register of immovable monuments, of course we will propose an international mechanism, an international instrument, that is, an international treaty, which would before... see the implementation mechanism, how exactly to bring the occupier to responsibility, so that he also complied with the fourth geneva convention on humanitarian law. precisely as the occupying power and conventions for the protection of cultural value. the first vedel seal was born near the ukrainian antarctic station akademik vernatskyi. this was reported by ours polar explorers at the place of birth, scientists took samples of the placenta to study it for the content of toxic organic pollutants. currently , the baby weighs about 30 kg, but thanks to the mother's milk, he can gain up to 90 kg of weight in... 3 months, ukrainian polar explorers on their facebook page offer everyone who wants to participate in choosing a name for the little one. for now, this is all the news for me as of this hour, we

to him, tell him that i want to interview him about these hostages, let's make a hero out of him, lina, are you out of your mind, what kind of hero are you, come on! lera, come on, hello, dima, listen, it's true, it's true, yes, zenka, i can't talk now, the garrison will arrive, then we'll talk, okay, bye, come on, get moving, marat abzalov, from the spring draft, a difficult character, let's say, didn't fit in with the crew, was here doing housekeeping work, refused to follow orders, ran away, and what did you do? didn't you turn everyone upside down, what were you waiting for? your mug is really stupid, it's strange that we haven't been convicted yet, well, what are you doing, his friend on the other side transported, swapped clothes, listen, let me have a friendly talk with him, comrade rear admiral, with all due respect, after all, this is my diocese, sort it out yourselves, thank you, yeah, look at me, chicken... i'll take it too, there might be traces of blood on it, i've known him for a long time, but i saw him for the first time today, he promised me money, yeah, but he didn't

lina khatib is the director of the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london'sshe told us more about israel's strategy in its conflict with hezbollah. what israel is trying to do is prevent hezbollah from using this military capacity by, for example, infiltrating its communications infrastructure, and causing disarray within the organisation. let's not forget that an attack like the pager attack will mean hezbollah will now become suspicious about practically any equipment that it has imported, and so this kind of chaos within a militant group like this is in a way more crippling than large—scale military action against it. let's look at the timeline of all of this then because the latest strikes come after four days of deadly attacks in lebanon, widely attributed to israel, though israel has not confirmed any role. on tuesday, handheld pagers which were used by hezbollah, exploded across lebanon killing at least 12 people and injuring thousands of others. as some people were being laid to rest, at least 20 more others were killed by walkie talkies that exploded

let's speak to our middle east correspondent lina sinjab. there are a lot of developments. quite a lot to get through. first of all, we see the live images of beirut and smoke rising, tell us what you are hearing and seeing on the ground there.— are hearing and seeing on the ground there. you know, today is relatively _ ground there. you know, today is relatively quiet _ ground there. you know, today is relatively quiet because - is relatively quiet because people are still waking up from yet another attack that happened overnight and this time, in a kola area, not very farfrom where i live time, in a kola area, not very far from where i live and time, in a kola area, not very farfrom where i live and not farfrom where i live and not far from where i farfrom where i live and not farfrom where i live and not farfrom where i live now. it's a residential area close to bus station, it is not a hezbollah area. they use it to move around lebanon. it is predominantly a civilian area. as we hear, the target was one of the hamas members, we are still unable to confirm who was living

and as our great lina kostenko used to say, because there is a struggle for the will of ukraine, anda wrestling match, so a wrestling match is valued more, well, there are two ministers or, one is deputy prime minister and minister of justice stefanishyna and matviy bidny, who was appointed head of the ministry of youth and sports, and they have problems with stefanishyna's law enforcement agencies. there is a trial and it continues, but on october 3 , another session of the higher anti-corruption court is scheduled to take place judges, we are talking about the period when lukash was still in charge of the ministry of justice, and there this case drags on and until now it is about embezzlement of state budget funds by abuse of official position, how correct is it, how about you, as a former prosecutor general, i will ask when mindust is headed by a person against whom there are complaints. of the higher anti-corruption court, her case is being heard there, she is one of the accused, it is wrong, i will say it very simply: a person who, well, not directly, but has a certain influence

lina khatib, an associate fellow at chatham house and director of the soas middle east institute, toldignificance of these escalations. it's a transformative . moment in the conflict, because a ground incursion| basically means full—on war will begin. this is a scenario - that many had hoped would not happen, including hezbollah itself. _ but at the same time, - this means that this conflict is not going to end any time soon, because a ground - incursion is going to be . something that hezbollah is well—prepared for. hezbollah has a lot _ of experience in asymmetrical warfare, so this is notl going to be a swiftjob. so what are the... you mentioned there, this asymmetrical warfare. what in your eyes, then, are some of the advantages that hezbollah would potentially have here? first of all, hezbollah foughtl israel through ground warfare for almost two decades, i during the days when israel was occupying southern lebanon in the '805 and '905. _ and this experience i has been passed down within hezbollah. and let's not forget, - hezbollah has also been fighting similarly in syria, so a l

lina and johan, sven�*s children, were going round the hotels last night, seeing old friends and relativese to say farewell to their father. you mentioned david beckham, and he went to visit sven before he died because sven played a huge part in beckham's redemption, didn't he? he did. i mean, petertaylor was the one, as caretaker before sven, who appointed david beckham as captain in turin. but absolutely, eriksson and beckham's careers with england are pretty much intertwined. i thought it was very beautiful the way that david beckham flew out here a few months ago to say a sort of private farewell to sven. and in a typical gesture from beckham, he brought wines of a vintage of the years that meant so much to sven. so i thought that was very thoughtful. but also, it shows the type of respect and affection that sven engendered in his players. you saw it with the outpouring of grief from his former players, gerrard, lampard, gary neville, players like that, but also from the public generally. because even though sven wasn't england's greatest manager, three quarter—finals, possibly could h

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