mam, for example, the construction of an automobile plant, which is given to us by a certain capacityla by the great wall company. as for traditional energy sources, the flow is also redirected to the asian direction. oil exports to china amounted to almost a third of the total volume, some of which are pipeline deliveries. there, for frying moss, 30 million, and through kazakhstan , 10 million is 40 million. ports such as novorossiysk osmino primorskoye, luga and this is 26 million tons already. i think that in the future these volumes will be.

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kind of hats there, what it is, and then i liked it so much that i decided to ask my mother, what's mamd me and somehow she sent me first to a modeling school, and i went to a modeling school as a child, and also participated in many beauty contests. one of these, but the main titles that i received was the princess of estonia in 2008. and then to the next most important title. it was the ba princess. in 2013, then after that, i already left the modeling school and went to study. rather, work is already a modeling agency. and well, by the coincidence of how i left the modeling agency. i started six months before i prepared for the international miss your contest, and now i won international mister 2018 when i moved to belarus. they just had other plans. i enrolled in medical medical initially took away. i have a lot of time, as it was difficult to last exactly this wednesday, but since now i have very ambitious plans. and i am working on a very large project here every day, that is, i spend it. actually a lot of time. here. i see that excellent conditions have been created in belarus fo

we areere today, mam secrary, twelcom y and thank you for your great gt amera, your sheer competence. >> today's sole wness i united states treasury secretary janet yellen. the committee has received your written statement and it will be made part of the formal hearing record. you have five minutes to liver your oral remas. secrary yell, you m again when you're read >> chairn smith, ranking member nealnd memrs of the mmittee. thank you for invitg m to discuss the administration's fiscal year, 2024 budget. the president's proposeals prioritize growth enhcing investments that will build on the economic progress we've made, along with significant tax reforms to substantially reduce the deficit, improve our longrun fiscal outlook and redu fcal risks. over the past two years the united states has experienced a historic economic recovery. in january of 2021 our country was in the middle of an economic calamity triggered by the coronavirus pandemic. when congress and the president took decisive action to the american rescue plan and our vaccination campaign. this january, two years after the

interesting how things are pam out the next couple of days will soon we'll be sure to keep and i am at john mam. zagan former us marine angie ramos. great childrens you. so thank you so much for joining us here. and i'll see you as well. oh, okay. and are potentials now. so the african continent now thousands of protesters of taken to the streets of kenya's capital to protest against rising cost of living in the east african nation. a local reporter gave us the details about the demonstrations as well as the international response. let's take a listen. the blood, the aftermath of the anti government protest, called the attention of the international community with africa now calling police and restraint in kenya. the 1st round of the monday protest, people killed their home set ablaze. what other looted from businesses and destroyed private property, incubate on, it'll be known to be the bedroom, that opposition supporters never see anything that didn't weigh the position you really trying to fight 3 election was being you very good. it all and some of the stuff. but actually you will be to wai

thank you all very much, mam i'll go as won't you stay? is your room ready? thank you.t my things. tomorrow come on, i stopped friends, there is a transfer today. friends, and when you wait tomorrow, i'll call. eh good. tomorrow is a day off. you, please, come early, we have a lot to talk about, a lot to talk about, okay? goodbye. all the best. elena i think about what you said. yes , flowers, unlike people, do not respond to love betrayal, but not all people evil vile. indifference is sometimes worse than cruelty yes here is my phone number. contact, not only for medical issues. i really wanted to talk to you. continue our acquaintance. lena you didn't recognize me? has it really been that way for 10 years? what did you know, of course? hello mom told me that you came back and made a beautiful hairstyle. are you cold. maybe we'll come to my place, we haven't seen it yet. for as long as i can remember, you have always had a room for rent, is it free? yes, why would you? can you live in your parent's house? i'm not for myself. as for me, i promised my mother to live for

then one day our luck will run out and cast sun. 3 people were killed waiting for a bus or me no good, mam, super slow. it is just 50 steps away from my house. boom. i feel so sorry for yonah, she was such a good girl, and more people died in cost. danton, if counted on yet residence, clear up, they feel overwhelmed by the destruction would not be road horak. they're destroying our city, destroying the people every day. there is shelling every day, geron evening, morning all the time. and here are the results of the shelling. everybody is in shock. sure. everybody's afraid to see what we have no words to describe it to the address. i go to bed and i don't know if i will wake up the next day. elsewhere in the east, the battle for back murder is intensifying with the russian saying they now control the east of the besieged city. the ukrainian military though, still hanging on for now, but russia has reminded ukraine with this latest set of strikes. it has the ability to strike anywhere. charlie angela al jazeera, curtis as a back on the streets of george's capital tbilisi for a 3rd line. thu

uh male mam what and now that the blind mam well, this is an intelligent person.ell, why do you express yourself like that, and what is cable a literary word? we had an acquaintance, uh, handsome. uh, in the crimea, only vlad was called bacon. no , it's a joke. mom, what's the joke? say thank you that you didn’t fall in love with bezrukov without a leg. and? i think he doesn't loves. wait, you know him. danik, tell him not to fool her head. mom, forgive me. i still can't sleep now. but if you come it will help him a lot. thank you very much. who were you talking to? with the bone girl she will come tomorrow. mother tell. have you ever been with anyone? manya, you live in an unrealistic world. you know, sometimes you have to be simpler in these matters. but you like him, but he did everything that you like and that's it. and there is no need to wind up a complex dramaturgy here. are you sure it's easier that way? hello. excuse me. i need to pick up an iv. yes, i should probably go. bye. kostya give me your hand, please. yes, masha, you are a very kind person. didn'

grigorievsky pass so, the village of northern mam hello.are you doing, we mark on the map the places where before disappearing? why you need it? i want to find a helicopter. why what will it change? mom? what are you? how is it, what is it to change? your father died 20 years ago, what do you want to find? why are you poking around in the past? let's continue to live, at least the memories of him remain. and i have nothing but a patronymic last name. i don't remember him at all. i also have the right live. without this kindergarten. these cards of yours will not return your father, and i don’t want to poke around in the past. don't want no rights, father disappeared and we took it for granted it's wrong. we must know everything to the end. i want to understand where he was and with whom he was, and they would ask me. i'm also human. and it hurts me, hear me, it hurts me to go through all this again. shurochka your eyes are red. what were you crying? because of me, i don’t quite understand, you misha started this mess with the investigation.

cox's bazaar in the country se, which is home to people who escape violence and neighboring me, and mam, tanveer chandra reports. now from dac off. oh, this is not the 1st time this ringo has been flows from their homes years ago the fled oppression in me on mark. i know a major fire at cox's bizarre refugee camp in bung with us. again, love thousands with ard roof over in this he comes to the while hopping around $100000.00. if you use on leaving and 50 percent of them are children. unicef on the porton us, we are on the ground. and we are trying to meet that immediate and i can meet of, of the children and their families, ah, firefighters and volunteers were able to get the blaze under control. but by then there had been extensive damage. aid groups have been distributing water and basic necessities. but it's not clear whether those left without homes will find shelter . cox's bizarre is home to more than a 1000000 drawing or refugees. i can't this size with so many living and cramped condition makes fires like this. difficult to avoid. doing the giant season. it is quite easy that so

this congratulate this historical are up for us mam, between iran and saudi arabia. this is truly master romantic stroke. however, mr. wong e, the head of the c p. c. foreign affairs committee emphasized that as a matter of fact, this is a victory for peace. i think it is truly very accurate description. chandler does not want to address the spotlight for itself. i think we congratulate both the kingdom of saudi arabia as well as iran, for demonstrating vision, courage, wisdom, and resourcefulness in reaching, rob, push, mom and a very critical moment in history. it whenever chinese food is truly what china need to do. because china, for all these decades, has been a good friend of iran on the one hand and a good friend of some the area. and we treasure our relations with saudi arabia on the one hand, but also with iran. on the other hand, you may know for many years i've been an advisor to saudi or ankle. i know for sure between tar wrong and agree out. there were deeply rooted animosity against each other. each time when china reached out to saudi arabia, the expec

ay mam where are you? why is he such a paradise? well, what can i do ? i told you about the geyse, dress warmly warmly. are you sitting here sitting here? came better. i met and this is how her yashkin cat passed the medical examination , did not say everything, when you can’t figure it out with your love here. and what kind of troops son? tell her what to say? what didn't cry? come on, let's go to the table and collect quickly. it goes a little. sashka buy some money, what do you need? not enough more bribe. oh, and bread, son of bread, run, there, broom, ban it on the wall, he must have raised some kind of guy. lyonka don’t interfere with me, duck, the course of a young soldier . and when i served with us , they pulled barbed wire. let's let the pigeons fly goodbye. listen son. wait, maybe we, too, will go with you to the snow maiden about life, a planer. and he won't see it. no, let it rise a little more. lost us held out. he understands that she is here. my god! good morning eugene wake up. the weather is beautiful outside, how about a morning run, e

specialized needs of patients that can be performed in the centers that have about 100 infertility centers in mam razavi. due to the large population, 5 centers are enough. not from the country of afghanistan, ilam province, arak, saqqez, the most couples in testing centers, about 85% of infertile couples get pregnant with the usual treatments, in article 41 of the law on the protection of family and youth, the population and specialized centers are emphasized, and now the ministry of health is establishing an infertility treatment network in 131 provinces is not possible according to the population, it is necessary in some places to increase the number of centers to the level of two, because there was no written ritual before . first, referring to the plans of the government and parliament for the fair distribution of the 4200 toman currency in the budget, the president said that all the country's forces are ready to take steps for the fair distribution of the 4200 toman currency by increasing interaction and cooperation in such a way that there is no pressure and harm on the society, especially

susan: you dedicated the book to one person you met there, mam a rose. who is she?eff: she was a counselor there. when i say counselor, it is what you would think of as guards and what most people think of as guards. within the juvenile hall spaces, the people responsible for discipline. they actually spend more time with the kids than anybody else, including the mental health counselors, etc. so, it is a hard job, but they do see themselves as counselors and the people with the most faced to really help the kids through. anyway, mama rose had been doing that job for over 40 years, mostly in the girls unit in san francisco. there was a female unit. she was just -- i could go on and on. she was a very special person in the sense that -- gosh, i have so many stories. she could sit with the girls and just talk about life and books and cooking. it would be like sitting on your front porch or something, but she could also say one word to the toughest boy in the place and just shut him down. yes, mama rose, sorry, mama rose. she was that. we miss her. i thought it was app

things i want to sayi we found this man had been manipulating and lying and cheating with people froe mammany years and he was able to h e convince jurors to give outrageous amounts of money,h successful attorney. it reminded me of the old saying you can basically pull some t people all of the time, all thep people some of thele time but yu can't fool all of the people alu of the time and he ran out of runway last week in front of the jury. >> i want to play equipped for you and ask you on the other side mr. attorney general. >> the family came to triale ot every day for six weeks expecting to hear proof positive he killed maggie and paul after six weeks of trial, they came away more convinced that he did not do this and they steadfast in his camp and support him. >> there's a reason family members don't sit on the jury. they don't objectively evaluate the facts. not going to put you against the family. ainsnt to ask you, how difficult is it when some of the family wants one thing, some of the family does not, how difficultdo was it for youesr office when yu have victims that don't consid

yagu mam how are you? well, is he whose as a result , lover-tonin or yours?va my his anina i say, and they gave birth to mulberries, she has her own boy, like, nina is now dating some boy, give birth to a new one. yes, nina succeeds, and the brother of this mother's brother is, uh, the peasant from whom she gave birth. yes this is his brother and she is with him now meets. i am not 100% information, as i am, as he himself vova told me that this is his brother. listen, he doesn’t meet us, he doesn’t even seem to be eighteen. and how many years they are now, 21, you are not afraid for your other sisters, of course, i am very afraid. true, they are animals suitable for veronica 18, 15. yes, i am very worried about them, so i turned to this program so that finally, in the end, it dawned on my mother that, well, you need, well, think about children, because it can happen anything, if he is one or the other pissed on mom. well, to niva where is the likelihood that this will not happen to the rest of the children. and mom generally understands that you talked to her

we have such an original more on the apartment building is probably similar, but for this our half-mam girls appreciate it, the home environment almost comes to visit. we will be very happy. if you e make this office an even more comfortable place. marina , how much time, you are here more time than i actually spend at home, because i love my work, so you can spend so much time here. how much, well, he wants. i can say i live. here he is in the office and they don’t regret it at all, if you turned to us, it means that something is missing. it's obvious what it is outdated in any way now modern studios, where everything is very concise, but i want comfort, because not just a client is already coming to me, but already such my, uh, friends. these are the ones with me, probably, even from the very beginning there are, and there are so many of them these are my regular customers, who are already such a family family, i can even say so, so i would like it to be, well, the situation for this, well , maybe i don’t even know at home, i don’t know what is there, yes, why can’t you live in this

that means i'm sitting in my office , sorting through the papers, the fool is lying around mam yes, ifn't done this, there would have been nothing, no clinic, no you, no me, nothing. i'm sorry, don't suck up, not a mother. you can't do anything yourself , they do everything for you. i know that you will torment about me. i love you too, but don't suck up, go. fine. victoria petrovna wait for you? not yet free, pick me up in exactly 2 hours. may be you call me if you're late, and i 'll do it. in two hours it's good. i am never late. wedding anniversary, the man caught a cold mom and dad will arrive soon, oksanochka, i don’t know, probably, he was kept at work and turned off the phone, it’s unlikely that something happened to him. he was in a hurry to get home by car. nagy don't be silly if it happened. you called a long time ago, he has his papers with him, right? why don't you eat anything? we that in vain have prepared so much, of course. tired there are a few. maybe lyoshka will go away they have a holiday there, probably in full swing. go, unwind. are you a family friend or what? wh

mam, the days when denis cried with us for years, probably 12 years ago, have already passed.es, and since then it has already been arrogant, loaf, my friends. i congratulate you. welcome. no, wait, welcome. my name is anna agafonova i am 26 years old. i'm from the city of kazan , i'm a singer, i also teach vocals to adult children , 15 years old, i entered a pop jazz college. moved from moscow for the first time. i felt like a mole in moscow, because i i didn’t see the light of white, only the metro was studying, the house was all someone else’s friends. there are no relatives. no. i remember that my mother and i talked 10 times a day. she really supported me a lot. now i already understand that these are all tests. i needed them to temper my character, so that i wouldn’t try at all in my life. i always go back to vocals. for me. this is something special. in the future, i see myself on the big stage with a huge orchestra. where do i solo this is my dreams? beauty talents are always together on this stage for the spectacular images of our participants are responsible the offi

thelma cabrera is a maya mam environmental and human rights defender, who also ran for president in 2019ng an unprecedented wave of support. got about 10% of the vote. rodas served as human rights prosecutor from 2017 until last year when he was forced into exile for allying himself with anti-corruption efforts. while they are being banned from participating in the election, the guatemalan constitutional court has confirmed the presidential candidacy of conservative zury rÍos, the daughter of deceased former u.s.-backed military dictator efraÍn rÍos montt, who rose to power after a coup in 1982. rios montt was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity 10 years ago. rÍos had been prohibited from running in 2019 due to a constitutional measure that doesn't allow figures who came to power by coup, or their blood relatives, from running for president. cabrera and rodas took their fight to the inter-american commission on human rights in washington, d.c., last month. they also traveled to new york, where democracy now! spoke with them. i began by asking thelma cabrera for her response

do you get more ma'am mams? >> you have to make individual judgments.for testing sometimes to see if they are carrying an abnormal gene. you can't give a blanket recommendation to everybody. it has to be individualized. >> you have a warning for people. so, for example, i called to make my mammogram point for this summer. ful i do it every june. you have a warning for people not to walk in and say something, right? >> i think some people can say i am only going to get in a mammogram using a.i. to help the radiologist. it's not standard of care. we are using it, studying it, trying to get better at it. but indeed a skillful radiologist is still your best protection. the biggest protection is get imaging. half of people who should be getting it are not getting it right now which is an awful thing. we had a slowdown because of the pandemic, too. the most important thing, get a mammogram and go to a good railologist. >> anyone over 40? >> yes. >> thank you very, very much. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> i'm taking over this plane! >> oh,

anton mam what happened? dad went to the store for dinner.iploma. this is just a consequence. here what do you need? what are you doing here? actually, i live here. i live here and rent an apartment. and who went down? yes, how is it? four years every month he is a healthy, adult man. well, you treat him, since he is in the second year in the third grade, and in the third grade of the school for morons. mom, dad doesn't like opera theater, he just hates ballet and change of sexual orientation is the same for him, wait, don't feel sorry for me. you need to take a break from each other. basically, of course, dad he was tired. he was tired, i offered him. and greece in visiting the acropolis, my mother is not so tired. he is tired of you. sorry mom. but it's true. mom i won't be back anyway. why die? i 'm getting married as a hot spot volunteer and dying in the first fight. funny soon 50 i'm sitting here like bum rather than no money. and nowhere to go to devour seryoga seryoga smash me loudly, seryoga come to me, send seryoga help you will be t

no good, mam, super slow. it is just 50 steps away from my house. boom. i feel so sorry for yonah, she was such a good girl, and more people died in cost yankton, if colonel on yet residence, clear up the feel overwhelmed by the destruction would not be road. what are their destroying or city destroying the bill every day? there is shelling every day general evening, morning all the time. and here are the results of the shelling. everybody is in shock for everybody is afraid to see, but we have no words to describe it to that. or if i go to bed and i don't know if i will wake up the next day. elsewhere in the east, the battle for back much is intensifying with the russian saying they now control the east of the besieged city. the ukrainian military though, still hanging on for now, but russia has reminded ukraine with his latest set of strikes. it has the ability to strike anywhere. charlie angela, i'll desert above both oregon howard the defense and military analyst in moscow. and he says the russian attacks were strategically targeting ukraine's power g

computer shooters , where they endlessly killed glass-blooded people, that is, you understand, this is mammany people who spent the country remembered the war well, and they understood very well, even andrei gromykh. i even wrote on telegram yesterday. he also had the principle that 10 years of negotiations are better than one day of war. they understood the price of e human life and military conflict, and then a generation came that saw the war on tv and played endless tanks, ran in a computer with machine guns, and it seems that it somehow got lost. yes, we sometimes consider military events. he understands that we won these, as if for scoring a goal it says, this is a painful state of a bad state of society, because this is definitely a bad war, any kind is bad. and of course, the first step is to identify the circumstances under which this happened, and here it begins always a huge amount of speculation manipulation. the search for the guilty the creation of the guilty media field, which is tightly controlled, also plays a big role in this. all this does not set me up. let's be honest

kat mam and we have guests hello, borenka. hello anna sergeevna and thank you for this beauty.o you'll accept my apologies, what happened got in the face from your daughter and it's your own fault slaps are not offended, on the contrary, imbued with bright memories, when your daughter beat me with a briefcase at school, she even burst into tears of nostalgia. you're a fool. let me make amends atone for the work carried out guilty punished the faucet delivered let me solemnly hand over. thank you bye. he has a lot to do. the most important thing i have today is here. katerina, i kept my promise with the sinner , sorted it out and sent him to retire. that it should have been done for a long time, not one, you complained about him. you're a bit too harsh. i suggest you take it. his position wants so that i become the head of housing and communal services yong in general, i live in moscow well, are you still here or do you want to watch tv all day? you are a business woman. here you go. never. i've already talked to our public utilities, a nightmare. she worked for herself now for

m his campaign manager, a guy o named david gordon, took it right out of his mouth like he mam was a mama. so you need to lose ten pounds because you're ten pounds fat on tv. ten pounds. >> weight loss y way like that.o to going to iowa, weight loss. you go to iowa, you're running n for president . oh, corn dog. >> everything's corny and you w wash it down with ethanol. asne wita man i would love i wov a corn dog shake cat. do you think it's fair that i mean, do you think it's righti that people have to lose weightu before they run for office? or does it display a kine ord o self discipline that we look for in leaders who i don't know. i don't i don't think thate they everybody loses weight before they run for office. >> i don't know. w >> i think it was just weirdseeh to see the words reportedly and putting. >> yeah, same headline. i also think i agree with kayleigh. some of it was unfair becaus oe another thing they said thatunfa he's alwayirs this is their words, not mine, that when he's eating, he's always, quote, getting eatin everywhere. and that's a little ablestleep because w

here it is tanya mam i really need now. your support. everything will be fine. room, now he doesn’t come out. well, nothing to sit, sit on me, you understand? sorry. you me out for jeans. la, you forgave me, mom, listen, well, maybe you still go to her, see how she is somehow not calm to me. well, she treats you well. well, just look at how she is, please, won't won't. i beg you, go fox. and where is masha mama, i can’t do this anymore. why did you lie that dad is on a business trip? i don't want to live in this house, you don't have to call me. i don't need masha. please. oh, you're right. well , indeed, since the pioneer camps , i haven’t been to any discos there for a long time. it’s hot it's noisy there. in general, i love to dance. and what about a club vacation oh, they love to dance, look at me, relax, drink. listen , i love to relax, kill, but only at home with you some kind of boring feeling that you are 50 years old. well. you guessed it, in 10 years it will be 50, i'm sorry. she's just trying to keep you. listen, i'm going to get changed quickly. okay

. >> i am calling you mam cretary because you have capital level status. you e also from uisiana which i'm prouof. we claim you as our cretar does it embarrass you and i know it mt because it embarrass me, that the federal government continues as we have for a while to send money to did people? and they ch the checks. >> you and i talked about this a couple of years o. of course, thashould not be happening. >> he's what i am hoping the administration wl take on. during the stimulus period when we were trying to keep our society on its feet, we sent out checks to th tune of $1 billion to dd people. and they were ca, obviously. as best i can tell, we d't know for sure but we sent out more than $22 billion of checks per year continuously to dead people and they are cashed obviously fraud. we passed a bill that said social surity, which get the information abo who is alive and who is deadrom the states, has got to talk to the dertment of treasury to make sure that it's do not pay list includes peoplwho ardead. it was a shame we had to pass a bill to implement

se sullin: good, thank y mam chair. chair cantwell: now, via remote, senar markey. sen. markey: chair. can you hear me now? beautiful. i just wanted to echo what you have been saying, madam chair that there are critical workforce issues. diversity is lacking. the numbers are incredible. less than 20% of aviation workers are women. less than 10% of pilots and maintenance technicians are women. workers of color makeup less th 10% of pilots and flight engineers. that just doesn't fly. miss lutte, can you describe what your research shows in terms of lack of diversity in aviation in our country? dr. lutte: you did a nice job of summarizing some of the data for me. as you mentioned, this major gap within women of aviation and peoplef color, less than 20% of the workforce overall, for women. 5% of airline pilots, 3% are maintenance thnicians. you mentioned racial gaps the workforcein -- in the workforce. we need to address what the primary barriers are in order to address those gapsnd what we know, as has been mentioned. one of the barriers includes things like outreach and aw

. >> mam secretary, the president says he does not -- when the program goes broke in nine years, there will be a 24% benefit cut for those currently using it? sec. yellen: he's clear that social security. >> is the president aware that when social goes broke in nine years under current law there is a 24% cut in benefits for pple who are currently receiving? sec. yellen: if we don't do anything about it i think that's about right. but the president wants to strengthen social security. >> and the four .5 trillion in taxes that the president has proposed, or any of those taxes going to shore up social security? the 4.5 trillion in xes he has proposed, not a dime is going to ore up social security. does the president know anybody who is dependent upon social security and if their benefits are cut by 24%, they will slide into poverty. it's hard for you to know. sec. yellen: the president knows many people on social security. >> so why doesn't the president care? sec. yellen: he cares very deeply. >> so where is this plan? when a biparsan group of senatorsas repeatedly requested to meet th h

chairman, and thank you, mam secretary, -- over here. we're doing -- i'm sorry. thk you, madamecretary, for joining us today. as we are meeting today weust got the administration's budget sterday and try to dighrough the numbers and get an understanding but just from toppling ove the nexten years we are $8.2 trillion in spending. we are rsing in revenue or bringing in in revenue 5 trilon whi equates to of course funding deficit of 17 trillion. i know you said we are having aa $3 trillion cut in the deficit but budgets because we're not making the $20 trillion deficit is still $17 trillion increas over the ten year period. we talked earlier little bit about the 15% increase in the department after already getting the 80 llion last year and with u being in debt, and actual nt year or o out of four dollars that is being spent in the 2024 suggested budget is borrowed. it's almost one out of three dollars is borrowed. 30% of the spending next year. today i want to focus a little bit and follow up on my colleague from georgia talked about the oecd and particularly talk

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