that's what is called the next morning before the political middle east in general. a question. and what will happen to you? that is, apparently, how do we look at the americans, why is the question different? that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, from uh we find ourselves, well, abandoned, or what? that is , this is a story that i named for myself. uh, and now you yourself, that is, the americans, uh, turned around and said, but guys, you yourself are now sorting out your big problems. and we will be engaged in political constructions that will allow us to go further. to maintain his sword in this situation began the processes that we now see in the middle east turned out to be parting words of the americans. now you yourself, apparently, the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something according to the principle themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here. the peace agreement is still preliminary, but apparently they will be implemented between saudi arabia. well, there is a lot of talk about the fact tha

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, i mean the big middle east in general, the question arose. what will happen to us? that is, apparently, as we watch the americans begin to run away. why is another question important to us, as a political person who was dependent on the united states of the time. that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, we turn out, well abandoned, or something, that is, this is such a story that i named for myself. and now you yourself, that is, the americans turned around and said, well, you guys are now sorting out your own big problems here. we will deal with political ones, which will allow us to continue. maintain your image one way or another. it was in this situation that the processes that we now see in the middle east began. and which ones have we begun to notice? what, it turns out, the united states is not really needed. in fact, the middle east turned out to be the parting word of the americans. now you yourself, uh, apparently, the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something according to the principle themselve

cory, line drive up the middle, sending in two.5-0 after three and the a's did not have a response 5-2 astros, final score, as i mentioned earlier in that game of ping-pong they lost nine games in a row. >>> fifth inning, bases loaded for the wildcats, that is trouble. davis, the grand slam, flood gates were open. arizona upsets the top seeded cardinal, 14-4. some r&r for stanford before regional play begins. al right, to durham, north carolina, stanford softball taking on duke in the super regional. the freshman pitcher brilliant. landed the blue devils to one hit. striking out nine, pitched a complete game and stanford with the plush bea in the dugout was celebrating. 3-1 the final score. a win on saturday. back to the giants an more good news for their fans, logan web takes the hill tomorrow. web has been really, really good. six straight quality starts a pitcher's duel as burps from saint mary's college from milwaukee. should be a good one as they look to continue their sizzling play >> they have been drinking the water at orac

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for the middle is going that costs. ready the operation aerodynamic begin shortly after world war 2 and lost it almost 3 decades . it was a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union. us intelligence together with hitting his executioners drain hundreds of 7 to us to be deployed in the soviet union. this focused was one of the stuff of, well outside of open dispatch joiners to this was the on site or shoot me somebody else today, security service of ukraine uses. not only does it does take methods, but also the idea elegy of the nationalist the the what else seemed wrong? just on the safe house and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will support we choose to look for common ground the the let the middle of this government as the the sealants are they me and it is a lot of the in sick was increasingly maybe they'll say give us the appropriate title. and you have video video a way to yeah then to they've got to put it through carlos and movie up when we just show up in the

lower to middle 70s in the santa clara valley. lower to middle 70s.ching into the middle and upper 70s. middy 60s in san francisco, upper 60s for oakland and the east bay. those temperatures are very close to average for mid-may. dropping down even more as we head towards the weekend. lower 70s for the north bay. the temperatures will warm up more the farther inland you go. into the 80s northward. lake county still getting toastier readings for tuesday afternoon. looking ahead for the weekend. bottle rock happening in napa. temperatures in the middle 60s on friday. a little warmer for saturday and sunday. the temperatures up in the 70s, comfortably cool conditions, seeing a mix of clouds and sunshine for the three day festival and that is the kind of pattern that we will hold in memorial day on monday. the long-range forecast, it shows we will be in between strong with above temperatures to the north and below normal temperatures for southern california. on the cool side through the memorial day weekend. the same general pattern holding into the early

that's what is called the next morning before the political middle east in general.ently, how we look americans. why is the question different? that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, from uh we find ourselves, uh, abandoned, or what? that is, this is such a story that i named for myself, uh, and now you yourself, that is, the americans, uh, turned around and said, well, let's u engage in political constructions that will allow us to continue. maintain your sword one way or the other. it was in this situation that the processes that we now see in the middle east began. it turns out that the united states is the most interesting, that washington began to understand, it turned out that the parting words of the americans. now you're on your own, judging around the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something on the principle of themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here peace agreement, but so far preliminary, but apparently they will be. well, there is a lot of talk about what china has done. no, it wasn't chi

illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? the meeting point of humanity and history. 'the ddle of th chitecralu welcome to the middle of everything. >>> the port of long beach is about to launch one of the biggest wind farm projects the state has ever seen, setting up thousands of wind turbines up and down the california coast. why officials say this is the time to get it done. >> reporter: is this the wave of the future for clean energy in california? giant wind turbines as tall as the eiffel tower, floating in the ocean. the port of long beach wants to dip their toes into the water. here. before they would be shipped in and installed. >> we're not reinventing the wheel here. and the largest of its kind in the country. >> with the capability of having that type of wharf that could handle the turbine. >> reporter: he said the turbines along the coast could reduce the energy cost for $5 million homes and create many mirror time construction and manufacturing jobs here in so cal. >> about 17,500 jobs that are produced. >> we ha

i said in phase the middle of all the art of the khorramshahr mahi missile , which is in the middle phase of the control system. it controls that the guidance that we already have for you, the middle game, the deviation of the publications from ballistic missiles, etc., the missile, the missile was not strong , the mother phase of entering the dense box, we were just adjusting that to the circle target, and in fact , here we have the system in control and doing a good job of electronic warfare may not harm you and your love what is the difference between this khyber or khorramshahr 4 missile and the previous models? let me tell you that the khorramshahr missile was a platform or a platform , and with the passage of time , we changed it to different versions. it means that on the same old fixed platform, you added new technologies, new technologies that actually came from the launch platform, the launch platform has become more complete , the speed of movement has almost tripled, and compared to before , it means the transportation of rockets on the mobile platform. it can be done very qui

the middle class was getting hollowed out.nd at the same time, we had the promise -- the promise of globalization which would in time circle the globe and in time -- let's be honest with ourselves we were not being straight with ourselves about that either. we talked of the superiority of our system but turned a blind ida -- turned a blind eye to the environmental degradation on the other side of the break and that our prosperity relied on. that prosperity, those in charge were not making sure it was shared across the board as well. we were not living up to the promise of progress. [speaking foreign language] if we do not step up, other forces will step in. as a like-minded democracies and major economies, we need to work together to meet this moment. we need to stand up for what we believe in. and be honest with ourselves about where we are not doing enough. we need to engage with the world and put in place policies that reinforce our values. everywhere. if we believe in freedom, equality, a healthy environment and rule of la

oh well , i’ll add a remark about the middle class.sical middle class is people who can accumulate savings. those who can do this accumulate and save. it's middle class classic they're all in the end the sixties early seventies turned they began to appreciate. uh, middle class in spending. it doesn't matter if you spend. where do you take the inheritance from? it is at the very beginning that you eat up your savings in loans. it matters how much you spend, and then the middle class died. now it will be stored very quickly by colleagues of the american studio with a very famous photograph, where, during the caribbean crisis, in the midst of president john f. kennedy went to the previous president, and then the council and they walked - this is along the path. well so photographed. and there is what we see, but the brooms of the global war and the government of the country, which, in principle, the president is the enemy of the traitor, this is when you know how the seventeenth year of our propaganda germans rasputin is the empress enemi

edits to increase the volume of middle policy. so do finally decided to take matters into her own hands on family and she owns on the outskirts of unit. here she set out to produce her own high quality ducks and female as a research pointed to the importance of good quality green photo for the production of nutritious and safe to drink. minutes to go hell the photo for her gutter. she optic for the organic hydroponics technique. plants have grown using water based fusion solutions instead of site without pesticides or for the license. so it takes around 7 days, uh, to go completely and uh, uh, it is prepaid as a florida. so normally we gave a 2 dates to each call. so then we started giving uh, is this high do $24.00 to to work out. uh we have seen drastically. that is like, uh, the quantity do have medicaid increase and quality of middle kids defends. we saw that the 23 percent of the increased and then 11 percent of the value is new. additional values are changed. but for most of india, as the farmers and they've gotten, the stor

the temperatures in the middle 60s. sunday, the clouds tick up again for the system with a chance of rain for monday morning. but, that one is really going to be unimpressive mainly the north bay getting a few showers on monday morning that is what it looks like for now through tomorrow. a quarte of an inch can fall, 0.10. and that snow it is not unheard of. you can get snow like this in may. getting late in the year for this to still be happening. that is another six inches of snow on the passes. a winter weather advisory here. on the weekend. it is going to impact travel. be advised and let anyone you know, highway 50, it will be slow, you probably at times will need chains going into early may. in terms of th temperatures for the weekend. here is saturday. i want to do the comparison with monday. if you pick out your part, lower 60s, going to move saturday out of the way and move sunday in. sunday it is three to four degrees warmer. now, pick out your part of the bay and you will see there is a slight warm up. i don'

the, by the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colonial empire was in an acute crisis. a particularly 10 situation had developed in mozambique the people of this country were put in a humiliating position, income inequality ramp, and illiteracy. this respect by the portuguese for the local traditions led to mass unrest. in 1964, the liberation front of mozambie for a limo began its arm struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders through the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders board to gaze, responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency. however, pre limos 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist regime in portugal in 1974. the new what the already surrendered a year later, lisbon fully recognized the independence of mozambie. but the victory had been gained at a high price during the war, mozambique had lost tens

is it finding it difficult to get them to meet in the middle? obviously if israel has indeed suspended their products, van pot in the tools, then it's going to make negotiations very difficult. but oh, if it's still being made to reach and say fine. rebecca, thank you very much. our correspondent rebecca rivers in the is really tell that ask alone now let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. un says $200000.00 people have plans to don since violence erupted their last month. thousands of arrived in chad and recent days. meanwhile, stands warring factions have signed a deal brokered in saudi arabia on. russo enabled the delivery of humanitarian a, such as the expiry of 10 democrat or immigration rules that allowed us border agents to quickly send migrants back to mexico. has led to a huge gathering of people at the border, looking to cross, many more are expected to attempt to cross in the coming days made confusion over new asylum regulations introduced by the by and administration. and it on mosque says he has r

east, which has seen a significant decree hours in the middle east when the region is starting. i mean, while a bipartisan bill that would allow washington see permanently sanction iran has been introduced in the u. s. congress is to make threats against democracy and actively sponsors terrorism around the war hammer legislation. we can prevent iran from possessing nuclear well, well, peace. the ran sanctions act is one of the most important ran to abandon is dangerous and destabilizing behavior. if around stops is threatening behavior. iran . contra not. the legislation comes amid a visit to israel by the parliaments, accusing her on of aggressive behavior in the middle east. and diplomatic ties with saudi arabia and iraq, a cause, the rogue radian regime. the turmoil in this region of violence and instability can be traced back to that source with arms its proxy, malicious and pursues nuclear. i ran, seeks to destabilize iraq missiles in syria. it empowers its villa in lebanon, and it is fueling a brutal civil war in yemen. and among all this go to encircle israel with hostile

in the middle east. no, i can be sleep easily. they are homes. so after the election in monday, good people come to his line, the correct the, his opinion of the party and policy direction in peace. build it established by them and stuff like that without the fees at home and piece after wards. misery, talk to you, the shane, professor of international law international relations, an export of international terrorism, military and history. thank you very much. earlier recross live to local corresponding as their own truck reporting from a police station at nissan bull. she gave us the latest updates on the ground on election day of the most part to charlotte, 8 o clock all around to kit and will continue until 5 pm. today we have almost $64000000.00 registered voters all around to, to, to go to the point of tears and then cast their ballots. 5000000 of them, our generation, the there, the 1st time voters. and most of them have seen president ed on during his prime ministry or presidency since the day the

the middle group, while he was buying from the market, was making her daughter really 64 months. the child suffered from a serious stomach infection, several medical debts liter. he'll be the addition confirmed the source adam street admin. when doctor i says this ball for me, so really no 100 has improvement. and during that they might be searched for more on the quality of media available in the market. so i came to know that 79 percent of the minute, which is available in the market. these are the middle media does treated by farmers or the dealers, by mixing water or other additives to increase the volume of mental proceeds. so do finally decided to take matters into her own hands on family and she owns on the outskirts of meaning. here she set out to produce her own high quality ducks and female as a research pointed to the importance of good quality green photo for the production of nutritious and safe to drink milk, to grow healthy photo for her gases. she optic for the organic hydroponics technique. plants have grown using water based fusion solutions instead of site with

as a way to re make the middle east. and of course, like all neal con plans to re make the world, they both ended an abject failure. and along comes biden with a lot of, uh, obama retracts and he says, hold my beer. i'm going to have the regime change in a rush, you know, forget about this middle east stuff. so i think that's exactly what we're seeing now. there hasn't been a lot of emphasis placed on the us borders for a number of reasons, but certainly the borders of ukraine, or what was ukraine speaking of crimea, and the eastern provinces that are now legally part of russia, according to russian constitution, are those are border issue, but again, i would say it's law as part of a larger us and nato regime change operation targeting russia than anything else. a permanent washington. i like to call them that be elected bureaucrats. they seem to cherry pick when to respect or observe borders or the sovereignty of nations. take the years of illegal us bombing in syria. as one example, no more between syria and the u. s.

wallace resides, america's pursuing a forward strategy of freedom in the greater middle east, george bush at the g 8. this sum of 2004 june, announced the greater middle east project that washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market. paradise like the turn poland, and the countries of eastern europe was struck there. the more than 5 years we have been actively engaging with was active as across the middle east and north africa the we saw president obama dispatch as a special on voice. frank listener junior, whose father, by the way, was frank, was your senior a long time c, i a official, frank, was there juniors and background is a diploma and also has been accused of having his own links in the c. i went to basically tell him president mubarak, you've got to transition hi, david groves, a policy research or the rand corporation, which is a non profit institution that helps improve the policy and decision making for research and analysis. that means good. eh, what would it be important to change this to the maybe county a lot more. i look for you to get some food

good relations with the east and with the middle east as well. folly: let me ask you about the east and west. he has one fought in nato and one foot towards russia. is this a position that is tenable? >> this will continue. it is a balancing act since the very beginning of the republic. especially in the last couple of years, we observed that he is going through a lot with the neighboring countries, including syria. this will continue because it is quite beneficial for turkey. it is very important to improve turkeys soft power which was lost with the increase of the hard power. i also expect there will be a handshaking between erdogan and assad in syria. i think if erdogan cannot manage that the problem of the syrian refugees will be solved by sending them back. folly: one about the relationship with washington dc and nato? one of the points of tensions within nato was turkiye agreeing with sweden to join the military alliance. do you see that happening and how does the relationship with president biden move forward? >> turkiye received just over

but it was okay for middle school students. poppy?ote they had a problem with? >> that's right. so, we reached out to miami-dade public county schools asking for all of the documents related to the complaint as well as the work that was done by the committee members. we were told that information would be provided to us in due time. but it's unclear whether the committee members at any point were identified exactly the portion of the poem they took issue. we don't know what part they deemed was appropriate for x students in middle school but not age appropriate for students in elementary. >> that's so bizarre. they move it. its not clear what exactly it is that they were able to obtain. >> we have the actual complaint. >> and she responded, we should note, thank you. amanda gorman said she was surprised that it was a single complaint from one person. >> and concern about more books being moved or banned as well sfw. >> yeah. >> also this morning, target is pulling some of the lgbt merchandise after there was customer backlash to the p

near the experience that i had in the middle east.but that and that kind of censorship is now it doesn't matter whether. it's msnbc or fox or it's wholesale. so, yes they're the same people and they're and know you go back and all go all the way back to the wars in central america where their primary job was to discredit what. we were reporting on the ground. that's what kagan's was. and abrams was. special to be polite, but that's their job and and they are beating drums of war in ukraine now i it pains me to be here and agree with henry kissinger but in fact he was right on ukraine this is extremely dangerous and even the new york times wrote an editorial this idea that zelinsky is going to all of the territory in ukraine, including those parts that have the ethnic russians, is a fantasy. this is the new york times. so they wrote an editorial, i think in may saying this. and kissinger said of it correctly that, we we can't corner and humiliate putin. he's a major power. and there has to be it doesn't excuse what putin did because as

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i'm inform our adversaries in the middle east seeking de escalation and restoring diplomatic tide. plus the white house refuses to comment on the cia association with notorious sex offender, jeffrey epstein, as new revelations suggest a former us spy chief, met with the convicted offender back in 2014 ah, reporting live from moscow. russia. this is our to international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. is really forces have carried out in put it shows huge explosions, lighting up the night sky of gaza air raid sirens can be heard in southern israeli towns around the border with palestine and israeli defense forces say they're air strikes, hit military sites. israeli media reports that 37 rockets were launched from the coastal enclave. throughout the day, several people were wounded with the israeli prime minister convening an urgent security meeting of his cabinet. but to get more on the story now we're going to cross live to gaza, base journalists, sana, come all. hi there, sana. so what's the latest you can tell us about the situation on the ground there . ri

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. >> he's definitely the man in the middle here. he may at some point need to determine whether, to decide between the economy and his job as a speaker. he could be recalled as speaker very easily thanks to the roles that he agreed to when he finally got that job on the 15th round of voting in january. he needs to find something that can pacify conservatives in his on caucus. he has the slimmest of majorities. while he might be able to get something through the house he really risks his on political fate in doing so. >> and at the same time that's if biden is willing to negotiate, right? because he still maintains we are passing only a claim debt ceiling bill. the white house continues to say this happened three times during the trump mr. risch and so they want them to pass it clean. we see some angst but at one point -- what point does its are to pay attention? >> it will start to ramp up as may goes a long maybe next week no one is expecting any kind of breakthrough but after that markets, there will be scrutiny on when the treasu

capabilities in syria and change the fate of syria and then the fate of the region to reach a new middle east that the americans wanted to give birth to many years ago . here in another area to determine destiny there was the resistance of the syrian people and the support of friendly countries, and it determines iran's support for syria in this world war, which brought the two countries closer to each other, islamic iran to fight terrorism, their iranian martyrs, qassem soleimani, were buried on the ground and entered the prayer hall. and this was one of the results of the unity of the countries of the region around the axis of resistance , the holding of various negotiations , the process of the threshold of the complete withdrawal of american forces from syria was put on the agenda. the rule of law based government in syria should enter the era of peace in the region of these actors to the closest network. the season of political and security cooperation between iran and syria has reached the season of economic prosperity with the withdrawal of non-regional actors. in terms of bilater

this is the airline's way to meet in the middle here.ou don't need so many people at the ticket counter if you're having most of the passengers checking in at home or online. >> neil: it's a machine. right? there's no people in the machine. >> that's true. there's no people in the machine. if you do need help though, there are people at the ticket counter to help you if you're encountering an issue using the app or checking in online. it also serves another purpose where the airlines are able to gauge an advance how many backs will be checked or how many people are checking in to make their way on the airplane to gauge how full and how heavy these airplanes will be. >> neil: how are we doing on fees now? it depends on the airline. a lot of them will tease you with the discounted fares and the like but they're harder to find. assess it for me. >> yeah, you know, depends on the airline you're flying on. the airlines that deem themselves low cost carriers, you're looking at fees for everything. looking at fees for calling the 1-800 number,

this is wednesday, middle of the day, downtown atlanta, and now a huge police presence, shots fired, an hour later the shooter still at large. so, people are afraid and they are wondering what is happening in the heart of their city. >> john: and again, we asked the question of joe cardnellie do we know any specific area or danger posed by the person on the loose if he encountered someone, or are they just casting a net far and wide across the city as we see some pictures of you mentioned medical personnel exiting the building. some are wearing hair nets, may indicate they were involved in administering medical procedures at the time. again, this is an office building, it's not an actual hospital. northside hospital, the affiliated hospital is up at the intersection north of the city, but phil, i'm sorry, steve, do woe know if there is a specific area or just casting a net across the entire metropolitan atlanta area? >> i think they are trying to cast a wide net but also prevent the means to escape, by shutting down the marta and schools as well. schools are put on lock-down, how the

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middle to upper 50s along the coast. otherwise, 60s, five degrees below normal. most inland parts of the east bay, should be well into the 70s in the middle of may. the temperatures in san francisco, barely topping 70 degree 60s in the east bay. farther north we get up to 70 degrees. all of the numbers tomorrow are below average for middle may. things will change a lot. take a look at where to go. average tomorrow, to where we are on saturday. the temperatures are 10-20 degrees above normal by the time the weekend rolls around. felt like february, march, this past weekend next weekend it will feel more like th middle of july. highs in the 70s around the bay. close to 80 for oakland. upper 80s, lower 90s farther inland. the record territory in the 90s around triple digit territory. not that hot. it is going to be a noticeable turn around from where the temperatures have been recently. let's look at the seven-day forecast. a gradual climb. you will start to notice a little bit of a difference on thursday, thursday, friday, saturday. that is the time frame with the

appropriately cool in the middl of may. the fog is going to be widespread to start the day tomorrow. it will not take lon to dissipate. some of it spill into the inland valley, east bay, santa clara valley. watch how fast it retreats, gone by 9:00, along the coast, plenty o sunshine heading towards midday the temperatures start off tomorrow morning, mix of upper 40s and 50s normal for this tim of the year. below average temperatures we will be above average tomorrow. just a degree in san francisco. it counts. several degrees above normal fo most other parts of the bay area. zooming in for a closer look at where it leaves us. nea 60 near the coast, 70s on the peninsula and lower 80s in the santa clara valley. up to 78 degrees in san jose. upper 70s low to middle 80s. inland in th east bay. your temperatures will be the warmest. even hottest as we head into the weekend. around the bay, it is going to be mild. i would not call it warm just yet. 60 ins san francisco. lower 70s. heading north of the golden gat until you go farth

how can we be in the middle innings? we just started. >> middle innings is the price of where the stocks can go from here if you take a step back, it's not just the ai tail winds you look back to where the market was, last year, the capitulation, the negativity, the managers positioned offsides that now some have to chase, and i think there's money that can still come into the market and there's very, very constructive -- i think the fundamentals right now -- although you can say a slowing consumer, can continue to be a tail wind. i think there's a lot of reasons to look for this market and grach tate higher. it doesn't mean we can't have a pullback but this is breaking the range and there's a lot of roof >> what, if anything, breaks these stocks is it more fed tightening than the market expects that's what wells fargo is talking about, you look at '99 into 2000 what breaks that, what broke it, you get fed tightening, and obviously rates go up and the economy cracks and i don't care really where you are in the market, th

and he and versus with the middle east as well. right . so, i mean, again, which issue is a comp plan that game? okay. henry, let me ask you about the relationship now with the east and west present drive. the one has got one foot a nato, but he's also got one foot turned towards moscow towards russia. is this a position that's tenable in your view? yeah, this will continue and this is in total harmony with searches for additional for in the policy. of course it's a balancing act since the very beginning goes to the fall they for this reason, especially in the last couple of years we observed that's an add on. and his party is going to kind of fructose one, with many of the neighboring confusing, including syria. we are getting closer with egypt with the golf countries with united arab emirates. so they r o b a. they will grease in the west and disrupt 1st one will continue because this is quite beneficial for thursday at calling on. we think we need this to approach model with the neighboring countries and as well as this they also, this

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today it is not higher than plus 14, as patchy rains will pass in the middle of spring.ay of summer. clouds will dissipate and get warmer, but will resume on friday. precipitation, and at the weekend another wave of the arctic invasion will break through the city, readings from thermometers will be at the level of plus 14 and 16 °. that's all for me, goodbye. and vsu fired on the cities of the lc. and shebekino , belgorod region, we are waiting for a live broadcast our correspondents. at the un security council discussed with the safety of the zaporizhzhya npp what decisions have been made? the bank of russia warns of a possible acceleration of inflation, such forecasts are still being made. the international monetary fund agreed with kiev on the transfer of the next tranche of funding , we will tell you more about the situation in ukraine, the april coolness and our roads will give their weather forecast. poultry farm and now live broadcast from the region goes our correspondent igorkhanov. igor greetings what is your latest information up to this minute? hello, alexand

so where do you middle of the road, republican sit builder, sit? i mean we have, this is not like 2020 and he will absolutely be contested in this primary. so he's given a bunch of fodder to his opponents. this answers this pack has already come out and you live tweeting the event is referring to his age a lot, which is a fun tactic considering that's his typical sort against spider. so say he's stuck in the past saying he's picking these wedge issues. so i don't see middle of the voters wrote voters for hopkins being a part of to be captured. he captured today, he riled up his base. and as we know, primaries are about those middle of the rug voters. unfortunately, they tend to attract the fringes and that base that can get most excited me and he's still at this point is, you know, the most likely and the most popular contender for the republican primary nomination. do you think that so many trump back candidates did poorly in the mid terms last year and that had at all to do with the fact that he wasn't present in the media or have people simply g