information technology infrastructure of organizations and institutions , the direct customers of martin equip and actually purchased it. i want to present to the world, there are banks, there are public organizations, there are private organizations , and the product will be launched on the market without any problems or defects. if it is on the servers, the hardware will be returned to you and the problem will be fixed. after i am ready , we will load the devices for 72 hours in this part for the stability test so that we can prevent fire problems and follow up on security problems caused by the use of imported equipment . we can accept it in the field of hardware now let's be sure that in fact we have elites in controlling the security of infrastructure equipment and in fact the situation has improved until i was just trusting that the country produces almost 45% of the exchange rate of the sectors that, in addition to providing part of the domestic needs for export, we negotiated with the three countries of iraq, syria and russia . according to the officials of this company , the country's

information technology infrastructure of organizations and institutions that are direct customers of martin equip and actually purchased from us. i do to provide to our account, either they are operators, they are banks, they are public organizations , or they are private, the production equipment should be launched on the market without any problems and defects. after preparing the necessary hardware and software, this server section will be installed. if there is a problem on the servers, the hardware will be returned to you and the problem will be fixed. after i am ready , we will load the devices for 72 hours in this part for stability test so that we can track the fire problems and security problems caused by the use of equipment and acceptance in the field hardware, i can't be sure now that we actually have elites in controlling the security of infrastructural equipment, and in fact the situation has improved, until when i only trusted that the black box would enter the country, we produce the device. it is produced domestically with three countries, iraq, syria, and russia, and we negotiat

the information technology infrastructure of organizations and institutions, direct customers of martin equip and actually buy from us to provide service to owners or operators, whether it is a government organization or a private company. this part of the head it will be installed after preparing the necessary hardware and software, and if there is a problem on the servers , it will be returned to the hardware time and the problem will be fixed . we are carrying out a stability test in order to be able to follow up on ignition problems, prevent security problems caused by the use of imported equipment , and have an acceptable level in the field of hardware. i just trusted the box black has entered the country, the machine we are producing now has a 45% reduction in exchange rate from the parts that are produced inside, in addition to meeting part of the export needs with three countries, iraq, syria and russia, and we negotiated for the export of the product, according to the officials of this company, the country's total need for processing equipment is 50,000 units , of which this company

well, for us it is a bloody war, for them it is an opportunity to sell their equipment, their weapons, for example, lock martin, they have theirs... they can for the next year generally bet on zero marketing, zero dollars, zero cents, because the whole world knows what hymars is, yeah, what, what a great story, how cool, you can just play on tv there 24/7 these videos of our military launching hymars, how they are flying in, and i think a lot of companies, including from south korea, from japan, they are looking at participating, but there are, for example, certain restrictions for japan, right? they cannot directly help, directly export their goods, but they can get out of certain there there, well, to work out certain situations for myself and, for example, to export to third countries technologies of semi-military purpose there , that is, i think that many countries will want to participate in this by consorts, ivan, i wanted to return to one component, from the first days, from in the 14th year, actually from the first days, after the attack and annexation of crimea, and up to today. today we understand ho

. >> reporter: jim martin says he witnessed cavalcante's carpet from outside the farm equipment storee camouflaged trooper had his gun, and then they were walking him up and they loaded him up. >> reporter: law enforcement posed for photos with cavalcante shortly after the apprehension. >> i'm not bothered at all by the fact that they took a photograph with him in custody. again, they're proud of their work. >> reporter: the search for cavalcante ended about 20 miles from the prison where he escaped after being spotted multiple times in different parts of southeastern pennsylvania, leaving residents on edge. >> it was a scary couple days. >> reporter: now kathleen brady says her community can finally relax. >> everyone can just exhale finally. >> reporter: state police say cavalcante was cooperative while being interviewed. his preliminary hearing is being scheduled for two weeks from today. norah? >> nikki dementri, thank you so much. >>> some big news here in washington. with utah senator mitt romney announcing he won't seek re-election. one of his reasons, a dysfunctional congress.

. >> jim martin says he witnessed cavalcante's capture from outside the farm equipment store where hen, and then they were walking him up and they loaded him up. >> reporter: law enforcement posed for photos with cavalcante shortly after the apprehension. >> i am not bothered at all by the fact that they took a photograph with him in custody. again, they are proud of their work. >> reporter: the search for cavalcante ended about 20 miles from the prison where he escaped after being spotted multiple times in different parts of southeastern pennsylvania, leaving residents on edge. >> it was a scary couple of days days. >> now, kathleen brady says, her community can finally relax. >> everyone can just exhale, finally. >> reporter: state police say cavalcante was cooperative while being interviewed. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for two weeks from today. norah? >> norah: nikki dementri, thank you so much. some big news here in washington, with utah senator mitt romney announcing he won't seek reelection. one of his reasons? a dysfunctional congress. and it comes on the same day rep

to a natural disaster. behavioral biologist, martin sikowski and his team are exploring the so called $0.06. as part of the icarus project, the scientist equip animals with transmitters. it currently gets yes more. were you able to observe animals around the clock, wherever they are? just be boy. this means that for the 1st time, we can receive continuous information about them, which is then fed into the internet of animals. yes, because i'm inside it. it works by giving them little electronic devices, if we call them wearables, provide life even getting in and this wearables for wildlife. the wearables sensors send information in real time by a cell phone network or satellite. and can even exchange it directly effectively from animal to animal. the data is then analyzed using artificial intelligence is shown as decent one to take off the american ear tag on iran, authorize the. the beauty is that the tech doesn't just record data like the something you to worry about. so the animal, but it also interprets the data into the games. all that is we have artificial intelligence and the air tech that we train before has all of that allows the an

equipment? but what about the need storing excess power for wind periods? batteries work in some cases, but today another option exists. martin greenwald of thompson new york, gets some of his from a two kilowatt windmill on his farm. the greenwald what energy they need and excess generated by the windmill is fed into the utility grid building up a credit on their account a situation exists in another part of new york new york city while the urban environment is generally not conducive to wind machines because of high and unpredictable turbulence caused by a tall building. it was here. the legal precedent was established to tie in small systems with the utility grid tenants in wind energy engineer explains the importance of this action we establish the right for people produce power from decentralized wind systems and interconnect that wind energy conversion system with the utility company. now, that's an important precedent it's much more expensive with smaller wind energy conversion systems to have battery storage. so especially with small installations it's important to interconnect with the utility company whereby they se

to a natural disaster. behavioral biologist martine zukowski and his team are exploring the so called $0.06. as part of the icarus project, the scientist equip animals with transmitters they couldn't get some more work, you know, able to observe animals around the clock, wherever they are, just be doin. this means that for the 1st time, we can receive continuous information about them and which is then fed into the internet of animals. yeah. else is i'm in charlotte. and then it works by giving them little electronic devices. we call them wearables, for lack of life, even getting in and this wearables for wildlife. the wearable sensors send information in real time by a cell phone network or satellite, and can even exchange it directly effectively from animal to animal. the data is then analyzed using artificial intelligence, as shown is these are one tag, often american ear tag on iran, authorize. the beauty is that the, your tech doesn't just record data like the somebody, you know, whereabouts of the animal. but it also interprets the data into the games. all that is, we have artificial intelligence in the air tech that we train beforehan

martin. good to have you with us. since russia launched this war on ukraine chief has been pushing its western allies to supply ever more advanced military equipment. but in a video address on thursday night, ukrainian president belonged to me as lensky boasted of what could be a game changer. long range weapon made a new crane, which lensky claims has hit a target 700 kilometers away. while the president rarely comments on ukrainian attacks inside russia, he appeared to allude to a devastating strike earlier this week. or you tack damaged several military transport planes in the western region. the bas golf are roughly 700 kilometers away from the ukranian border weapon. with that range could potentially put moscow within striking distance. raising the stakes as keep tries to bring the war home to russians. so what kind of weapon could kids have up to sleep? i put that question to military analyst marina, and they're on, well, it could be a drone. so there are a couple of weapons that would come in question. the 1st one is being the u. j. 22 drain, which is a long range drive in which has been allegedly used on this on the strikes was in moscow.

forces command of the usa in europe and africa, martin o'donald, he noted that the training was extended at the request of the ukrainian side until the re -equipment of the 31st american tank, which they are preparing to send to ukraine, the training is taking place at the american military base in germany, three explosions of equipment went off on a russian mine in the kherson region, these are sappers of the organization the hill of trust, it is engaged in humanitarian demining, noted the head of the region, oleksandr prokudin, a 24-year-old boy received severe head and neck injuries, he is currently being operated on two more men received shrapnel injuries secret visit former prime minister of great britain boris johnson visited the capital he visited the kyiv regional center of rehabilitation medicine spoke with the soldiers who are being treated there, thanked them for their courage and protection of the world, the deputy head of the kyiv regional council , tetyana semenova, told about it, johnson also spoke with the doctors of the cleansing of the lavra from the moscow patriarchate, representatives of the uoc mp closed in the hotel facilitie

martin. thanks for joining us. since rush i launched, it's war on ukraine cube has been pushing as western allies to supply ever more advanced military equipment. but in a video address on thursday night ukraine present blogging me as a landscape boasted of what could be a game changer in a long range weapons made in ukraine, which is the last the claims has hit a target 700 kilometers away off president rarely comments on ukrainian attacks inside russia, he appeared to allude to a devastating strike earlier this week. the attack of damage several military transport planes. and the western reason of this call, roughly 700 kilometers away from the ukrainian border. another target you ukraine's mysterious new long range weapon would put within striking distance moscow. raising the stakes significantly as keep tries to bring the war home to russians or more, we can talk now to military analyst, marina mirand, it with kings college london. right? what kind of weapon could zalinski be referring to? hello, terry. um, well, it could be a drone, so there are a couple of weapons that would come in question. the 1st one is being that you j 22 drain, whi

martin. thank you very much. thank you. well, since the started approaches invasion of ukraine, the government in keith has pressured it's western allies to deliver ever more advanced military equipment and weapons. now ukrainian president volume is zalinski has boasted of what could be a game changer, a long range weapon made in ukraine, which the landscape claims as hit a target 700 kilometers away on the president. really comments on you creating attacks inside russia. he appeared to allude to a devastating strike that took place earlier this week. the attack damaged several military transport planes in the western region of the scope. and it's roughly 700 kilometers away from the ukranian border. a weapon that could, with that range could potentially put mosque out within striking distance, raising the stakes as keep tries to bring the war home to the russians. a frank flood, which is a senior lecturer in strategic studies at port this university. he's a former u. k. military intelligence officer frank, it's good to see you again. maybe you can enlighten this here. what kind of weapons do you think president zelinski was referring to? a great expense is probably a drone coal. the

martin. thank you very much. i so thank you all since the started approaches invasion of ukraine, the government in keith has pressured its western allies to deliver ever more advanced military equipment and weapons. now ukrainian president volume is zalinski has boasted of what could be a game changer, a long range weapon made in ukraine, which the landscape claims as hit a target 700 kilometers away on the president. really comments on you creating attacks inside russia. he appeared to allude to a devastating strike that took place earlier this week. the attack damaged several military transport planes in the western region of the scope. and it's roughly 700 kilometers away from the ukranian border. a weapon that could, with that range could potentially put mosque out within striking distance, raising the stakes as keep tries to bring the more home to the russians are frank flood, which is a senior electorate in strategic studies at port this university. he's a former u. k. military intelligence officer frank, it's good to see you again. maybe you can enlighten this here. what kind of weapons do you think president zelinski was referring to? a new friend. it's probably a drone coal.

martin f-35b is a $100 million fighter jet. it is supersonic, can go about mach 1.6. it costs about $42,000 an hour to operate. not exactly a piece of equipmentould lose at all. congresswoman nancy mace tweeted what a lot of us were thinking. we know the f-35 is stealth, but this is ridiculous. how is there not a tracking device? and we're asking the public to, what, find a jet and turn it in? the question that's running through everyone's mind at this point, in terms of the list of organizations and agencies trying to help with this search, joint base charleston, marine corp. air station bow fort, the civil air patrol, the faa, navy region southeast. this is an all-out effort to find a missing fighter jet. >> that's serious stealth technology, unintended as it may be. thanks so much. boris? >>> a major shakeup to tell you about today in ukraine. all but one of the country's deputy defense ministers have been fired. it comes weeks after president zelenskyy fired the defense minister saying new approaches were needed. it comes ahead of a busy week for the ukrainian president. he's set to address the united nations general assembly and meet wit

martin fighter costs $100 million, according to the company, it flies at supersonic speeds of up to mach 1.6, now its flight costs $42,000, according to government data. this is not a piece of equipmently lose or, frankly speaking, that you should lose at all. so there are questions that come to mind. now everyone, taking into account the list of organization of departments that were involved in the search, therefore marine corps air station beaufort federal aviation administration northeast military district. they were all trying to find one missing fighter plane. this happened with civil aviation aircraft. but why is this case so unusual? the f-35 had crashed before, one of them crashed in about the same place a couple of years ago, but this is too modern an aircraft for such things to happen to it. this is the most modern fighter in the world. it's simply unthinkable that they just lost him, that he just disappeared, like the most high-tech and ultra-modern fighter in the world. let me remind you that the government spent 1.7 trillion dollars trillion on the development of this aircraft. how could he just suddenly disappear? we are waiting for answers from the french military mari