petersburg mining university, in this case we are counting on their help, technology support and support the lake, this is very important, the kurchatov institute and siberian the wound department is molecular biology, in which the ocean of geology is the bottom sediment in the lake, the polar sea expedition of rosneder. this is necessarily a remote method of geophysical research, and the ras institute of geography is laboratory research by kernov, which should answer many questions, we plan to include funding in the federal budget, and literally in may we will submit this application for the next three-year plan for future years, because the project, according to our estimates, together with scientific articles will last 18 years, which we plan to lay down now, dear. i would also like to congratulate our belarusian colleagues on the first inland campaign under the leadership of alexey aleksandrovich gaidashov, which ended just a week ago. 570 km, 10 people walked across antarctica, well, it’s a round trip with mileage and they returned, this is their first trip. i am sure that our frien

came to the country with her husband, they studied in the ussr to become an engineer at the mining universityl cement plant for 2 years and decided that she wanted to have a more humanitarian specialty. what is the weather like in muanza? about the weather, the feeling of african time, this is a very interesting question, they are never in a hurry, for them being late somewhere for a couple of hours is completely normal. i explain to the students that such a time system does not work in russia. in russia you always need to be on time, and it’s better even a little earlier than to be late. that's why we try to train them a little here. the clothes are perfect different, not to mention the language, so here we pay a lot of attention to the russian lifestyle, we definitely celebrate all russian holidays here, we study what food is popular in russia, what they will encounter when they arrive, and then we all together we go to the kitchen and make olivier salad. to study in russia, and then return home, the majority of applicants who will go to apply all the acquired skills for the benefit of the

number of acquaintances, friends who are now studying at higher educational institutions such as mining universityersburg drilling rig and others, but unfortunately, the interest of my friends is falling every year in their specialty, due to the fact that the salary still does not suit them on a large basis, and pilots of an aircraft, say the same airbus, can receive 100,000 rubles, that is, an aircraft pilot, as well as a chief engineer or not even a chief engineer, the average engineer receives a salary from 60 to 100 thousand rubles, while a taxi driver in moscow earns from 100 and above, why does this happen, well, as for pilots, this is due to the fact that these airbuses there or boeing, at one time, we were forced to attract specialists from the international labor market, those who felt comfortable at the helm. but as for say, taxi drivers in moscow, yes or? yes, it is regulated by the market, it is unlikely that a good engineer, even if he earns a little less than a taxi driver, wants to work as a taxi driver, because besides, this is very important, salary, level, i agree with you, but i

petersburg mining university, i was still at the botanical institute today, that everything will workhis situation is another proof that a miracle really exists, thank you very much , first-grader sonya, dressed up with a festive hairstyle , is of course embarrassed, their entire large family was invited to the administration of yekaterinburg, festive tables were set, communications deputy prime minister of russia, tatyana golikova, she fulfills the girl’s wish, gives her a pink bicycle, probably... the time has come to fulfill what was written in this ball. pavel vladimirovich kindly agreed to help me, turn around, sonechka, turn around. sonya. the daughter of a participant in a special military operation, she has four brothers, she loves dance classes and school lessons, i love to study, and i am in the first grade, i really love my teacher, muscovite kiril dreamed of steel for tennis, his dream was fulfilled by the deputy prime minister alexander novyk, congratulations to you happy new year, kiril, you know, i was very happy when i saw wishes on the tree. and pulled out your wish t

petersburg mining university, today i was still at the botanical institute, i didn’t even know that everythingn is another proof that a miracle really exists, thank you very much. first-grader sonya, dressed up with a festive hairstyle, was, of course, embarrassed; their entire large family was invited to the yekaterinburg administration, and festive tables were set. deputy prime minister of russia, tatyana golikova, is in touch. she fulfills the girl's wish and gives her a pink bicycle. perhaps it's time. to fulfill what was written in this ball, pavel vladimirovich kindly agreed to help me, turn around, sonechka, turn around. sonya is the daughter of a special military operation participant, she has four brothers, and she loves dance classes and school lessons. i love to study, and i'm in first grade, i really love my teacher. muscovite kirill dreamed of steel for tennis, his dream. performed by deputy prime minister alexander novyk. happy new year, kirill. you know, i was very happy when i saw wishes on the tree and i pulled out your wish, uh, that you be given a real tennis table for the n

democratic center as brian kayak time and now he's a professor of political science at the university of mines and an expert on populous radical right move ends in europe with a focus on the rise of the a, f d in germany. welcome to the program and thank you for joining us. courts have ruled that some prominent of team members can be called denazi's. so why is it been there for so difficult to take legal action against the party? so that's the course, the hurdle for bending a party in germany are really high. that's the rule of law for you. so the government would have to prove that the party is working actively against the constitution. it's not just enough to have an extremist ideology, they would have to bring proof that the party is trying to undermine the constitution. even then the court would have to route with the super majority. so 6 of the 8 sitting couches would have to team the party unconstitutional, which is obviously a high risk for any government. studies have found that the majority of people who currently say that they would vote for the a f. the do not have a closed extreme

station that you have chosen, will not miss the elections now, and excellent student of the mining universityrt in st. petersburg in honor of the big date. the conductor created his famous ensemble in 2004, when he worked in novosibirsk. opera and ballet, invited masters and graduates of the conservatory and was right; very soon the orchestra became known all over the world; in honor of the orchestra’s birthday, bruckner’s ninth symphony was performed for the audience. today alone. since 1919, the most popular russian bands, musicians have been rehearsing in st. petersburg in the house of radio, where a large cultural center has been created, combining educational programs and experimental projects. these were the st. petersburg news. all the best. a new day begins on the russia channel, the main news from the studio. tarasova. hello. president vladimir putin spoke about the growing authority of our science at a meeting in the kremlin with ras president gennady krasnikov. the russian academy of sciences is preparing to celebrate 300 years since its founding. on the eve of this date, the head

so while ago i spoke with kind of time, uh, a professor of political science at the university of mines and an expert on the far right, populism in europe. he told me what he thinks the most effective approach would be for dealing with the api. i think the approach is discussed in the field so far. we're all about legal measures against the ac and why we, why we should look into the use of these matches. i think it distracts from that. this is mostly a political problem and should be solved by isolating the if the politically and pointing out the extreme is tendencies within the party. so argue that all this attention on the a, f d is only making the party stronger. what do you make of that? so well, in a sense this is right because the almost any kind of news seems to be good news for the a 50. on the other hand, we're in the territory where many people still have not formed a definitive opinion on the 8th day. so bringing these extreme, his tendencies to the, for discussing them in public protesting them is not necessarily helping da's the doesn't turn hot. the core a is the supporter

more in this we can now speak to kind of time, a professor of political science at the university of mines is an expert on populist radical right movements in europe with a focus on the rise of the a f d here in germany. welcome to the program. now we've just seen various approaches that could be taken to stop the a f d as a party with extremist tendencies. which approach the use think would be the most effective. as i think the approach is discussed in the field so far, we're all about legal matches against the ac and why we, why we should look into the use of these mattress. i think it distracts from that. this is mostly a politic problem and should be solved by isolating the a if the politically and pointing out the extreme is tendencies within the party. so, or do you this all this attention on the a, f, d is only making the party stronger? what do you make of that? well, in a sense this is right because almost any kind of news seems to be good news for the a 50. on the other hand, we're in the territory where many people still have not formed a definitive opinion on the 8th day. so br

this increase from actually dealing with tax evasions, the government's new mining identification goes to the universities, and we take the rightful tax of the people for the sake of social justice from the big ones , we give exemptions to the small ones, based on the general policies of the resistance economy, the contribution of the development fund should be made annually. national resources from the export of oil and gas should be increased to stop the dependence of the budget on oil. 3 new varieties of the product that were unveiled at gilan university. the manager of the kibi new cultivars project says that having 20% ​​sugar at the time of fruit ripening and 2 to 3 times the amount of vitamin c are the characteristics of the new cultivars. gilan with having 7,500 hectares of kiwi orchards is one of the most important kiwi producing provinces in the country. now the researchers of gilan university have succeeded with 8 years of effort. three new varieties of kiwi were produced. the unveiling ceremony of these new figures was held at gilan university. three new kiwi cultivars are unveiled and these t

darkness, you know how, how big explosion, the universe was created, christ was born, the universe was created inside mineought me a woman at night, she was a variable , it wasn’t a very complicated operation, but it had to be done urgently, she was forty weeks pregnant, that is, she was about to give birth, everything had to be done on another patient, i operated on it, in the morning i was with dad's anniversary concert and it was as if goloshchokin and butman had arrived, alexey alekseevich kuznetsov was here, i met them in the morning, in general, suddenly i was here the right half of my body was paralyzed, i had a stroke, i should have done it sooner. recently, one nun told me: listen , you need to become a monk, but this is not my path, really, i serve differently, i heal people, some woman wrote to me that she had some kind of lymphatic edema, and could i help her, i said that i was suffering a stroke, she said, at least...

a video showing the university explosion caused by 315 mines and circulated on social networks. the mines destroyed, not only the main building, but the national museum and the mosque, as well as that, as the investigation and findings will be presented to the army chief of staff soon . all right, let's cross live now to criminal justice and human rights analyst. dr. amar and the shelby dr. good to have you on with us. what are your, what's your reaction to the idea of the destruction of the university and gaza as well? you know, there's a case in the international court of justice going to being, being reviewed by the 15 judges on positions of genocide and genocide. that includes a separate crime such as murdering people, but also destroying anything that could have the possibility for a normal life. so this drawing the university like that in a systematic way seems to be part of the plan for, you know, a racing any signs of life and gaza. that that, that seems to be the case because this is a sort of demolition that was done in the systematic way. and as you mentioned, you kno

here with a wonderful new book, maurizio valsania, a good friend of mine, a professor of history, american history at the universityf turin, italy. i'm happy to say that maurizio, through his incredib

create, create, every day, invent, communicate, with some kind of inner voice of mine, to be in this harmony with this universalviewer, and i am pleased when someone... i was very pleased, i called him, and he offered me a very serious big project, this is a memorial to children dedicated to the great patriotic war, any interesting project, it always evokes the most unexpected opinions, the most unexpected views, so to speak, so that it’s downright shocking , well no, so to say that this is some kind of scandal, i wouldn’t say, but in general, interesting architectural and artistic solutions always cause resonance, this is normal, returning a little to vladimir. a very personal story: after vladimir ivanovich left, after some time, about 40 days, maybe i had a dream, this is a park near glebovka, early. autumn , such pleasant, fresh air, yellow leaves, and we are walking ahead in our group, and vladimir ivanovich is walking a little further away, i look at him and say: vladimir ivanovich, it’s somehow strange that you are no longer with us, he looks at me and says: “yes, max, i’m no longer with you.” you define

technical university, we are talking about development and training, the university trains specialists in various fields from miningp truck drivers to mining engineers . perhaps this year russian students will undergo an internship in the belazov’s small homeland in zhodino. but from tomsk the russian region is working together on the production of drones. what details are already known? this year, the creation of a scientific production center for serial production of drones will begin in tomsk. already highlighted. our company will also participate in a tender for the supply of passenger equipment. tomsk is currently undergoing a large program to update urban transport. of course, our main partner is russia. we are also increasing our presence. asia and africa, the trend continues, the asian market has grown 1.4 times, the chinese market has... in 2019, we increased food supply threefold , it would seem that even earlier we thought these figures were unattainable, the latin american market has more than doubled the growth of exports, and the growth of exports to the african region, a new region for us, we have id

the university trains specialists in various fields, from mining dump truck drivers to... these are thently identified as basic - these are unmanned aircraft and these are microelectronics, they are very well suited - to our agreements at the government level to determine the main priorities on the topic import substitution. ideally, of course, to enter into some kind of medium-term program on the topic unmanned aircraft so that we do not duplicate each other. tomsk region special equipment; they plan to open dealership centers in the region for the sale and maintenance of our tractors, trucks and combines. we are powerful in science , and the science of belarus is powerful, and these two. even earlier, the directions in such a serious approach were not defined, now they are defined, in science i can definitely say that we are moving correctly, we will achieve certain results, their technological sovereignty and personnel sovereignty, which is important for both states. our company will also participate in a tender for the supply of passenger equipment. tomsk is currently undergoing a l

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and old buddy of mine from the university of arizona, we classmates together in planetary science, the other guy with the wild hair, cliff stoll, had found hackers breaking into computers when he was working the lawrence berkeley labs. it turns out they were spies for the soviet union who thought they were in the lawrence livermore lab computers. very different kinds of places. one of them explores subatomic particles. the other explores how to build bombs and he somebody oh, you're about to write this up. he wrote up a serious and how you find hackers in a computer and he sent it off to an agent the agent said cliff this is the boring thing i can imagine. go away. and then it made the front page of the new york in the agent called afternoon and said cliff i've got 20 different publishers looking for we're going to auction off the rights can you write a and cliff goes i'm not a better writer today than i was yesterday you can go ahead. you write the book. i'll sell it. he had no idea how to write a book which i was bizarre because cliff is one of the most fantastic i'd ever come across

the university trains specialists in various fields, from mining dump truck drivers to mining engineers russian students will undergo an internship in the belazov’s small homeland in zhodino. but from tomsk the russian region is working together on the production of drones. what details are already known? this year the creation of a scientific production center for serial production will begin in tomsk. equipment in the region they plan to open dealership centers for the sale and maintenance of our tractors, trucks and combines, we are powerful in science and the science of belarus is powerful, these two areas were not defined in such a serious approach even earlier, now they are defined, in science i i can say for sure that we are moving correctly, we will achieve certain results and technological sovereignty and personnel sovereignty. which is important for both states. our company will also participate in a tender for the supply of passenger equipment. tomsk is currently undergoing a large program to update urban transport. of course, our main partner. russia, we are also increasing

is this a place to enroll fi city and a northern gauze or the id f used 315 mines to blow up a deserted palestinian university building according to published. and you know, far as he's old universities and does that have been damaged or destroyed, indonesia is preparing legal arguments for an international court of justice hearing to challenge as well as, or keep patient of palestine that's for him. and his the written note must suit. he says on tuesday, the international law must be upheld the right of the pal student and people to self determination must be respected. israel's occupation of palestine which has lasted for more than 70 years, will not raise the right of the palestinian people to independence. less close live now to a hick mine, so do you want to international law, right? but moneys, thanks for joining us on the program today. we do appreciate your time so we understand the suit in the news. your as mounting is different from south africa as i c j. k is one of the main differences between the 2? yes, that's correct. uh, the lesion um, proceedings that though we are taking is on issue of advis

the gaza through the northern gals that the idea of saves it's used over 300 mines to blow up and abandon palestinian university building. the euro med, human rights monitor, watch, doc sees it was the last university still standing in the into, according to local authorities, all education facilities in the strip of either being damaged or completely destroyed. doesn't and scholar my timer. i will say the leaves is really is trying to erase history and culture in the palestinian territory. the salt of this is why you the water goodness, the gauze of the is where it has been very much pounding and the bombing of civilian interests of charter, whether it's palestinian civilian homes for hospitals, the clinics most are you name is the one of those institutions that is, run, has gone also also for the university at the beginning of this is why the bomb boost and it's, you know, there's the end of the university where i used to or was also uh, have really done as a result of this bothering. and now the bomb, the under slot university, is where it has also bombed some of the who stood. it comes sites and goes, well

use 315 mines to blow up a deserted palestinian university building. according to policy. you know, stores. he's old universities in dogs. i have been damaged or destroyed. your and that's human rights monitor stays. it was the last university still standing in the enclave. as was live and i was a former professor at all as hall university in john's and my time i see on so many thanks for joining us today. so as we just had the idea stored, yes, another palestinian university one is as well as russia now behind attacking such civilian sites. well, good evening there many thanks for the hosting name with you. um. well, let me say about since the start of this is what you do, what our goodness, the gaza strip is where it has been very much pounding again, the bombing of civilian interest structured without it's palestinian civilian homes for hospitals. the clinics most are you name is the one of those institutions that is run has gone also also felt i'll send you an address at the beginning of this is why the bomb boost in this universe, the end of uh the laws are university

relocated, po the essence of a higher educational institution from the crimea, mine is the alma mater of the tavriy... universityducation has the idea to actually incorporate the tavriy national university into the kyiv-mohyla academy and whether this means the complete liquidation of the university, about this and not only in the next program, and now i thank ayder muzhdabaev and the entire team of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel for the fact that we can do this project together. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon. we are looking for three-year-old esfir pavlovska. the girl lived on the left bank of the kherson region in in the city of oleshka. this settlement was occupied from the first days of the war and the situation there is still very tense. i hope that the connection with the child disappeared precisely because of the occupation with the girl. everything is fine, unfortunately, it is not known whether the child is still on the left bank of the kherson region, maybe esfir was taken somewhere, that is why it is important for us to know any information about the child. if you have it,

see the experience of my children studying there, they brilliantly graduated from technical universities, one minetant of the arts, although you said correctly, there was no cinema yet , there was no art, but there was already that, there was further added and the circus of that lenin was called lunacharsky, who is 30 years old, you will remember strongly, strongly a lot of films that we shot, so this experience it’s better not to touch lenin with such hands and disgustedly evaluate him as a person from this side. i absolutely agree, but there is a nuance, what you are talking about is no longer lenin, of course, well , this is laid down, this is very important, this is not stalin, what you are talking about, this is brezhnev and him, firstly, you have moved on the individual, what shouldn’t have been done, what shouldn’t have been done, it’s just now in america, no need to say shit? what need to do? you need to supply them with naval missiles, that’s all, or say about this that if you supply the ukrainians with long-range missiles, we will put it there , we will put it here, we will put it here,

that's why everyone needs to pay attention to a new university that's been set up by friends of mine ally. neil ferguson who you know joe lonsdale, barry white in texas and they're build ago world class university free of all this garbage and focuses on the core mission, which is educating people and being a forum for the free and open discussion of ideas. that's the answer. don't try and reform these totally broken institutions and build something better. stuart: sign me up, steve. there's this too. defense secretary lloyd austin in the hospital and he didn't tell the administration for days about this and listen to what john keysto kirby said about the defense secretary. listen. >> secretary austin staying in the job and leadership position and going for the demonstration. stuart: what a mess, steve. could it be it's slightly differently on this and it's covered up on purpose and it's hospitalization and we didn't want our enemy to know the defense secretary was in the hospital and is it legit to cover up the hospitalization? >> no, it's in the legitimate but actually the story here

relocated. in fact, from the crimea of ​​a higher educational institution, mine is the alma mater of the tavria national universitystry of education has the idea to actually incorporate the tavria national university into the kyiv-mohyla academy and whether this means the complete liquidation of the university, about this and not only in the next program, and now i thank ayder muzhdabaev and the entire team espresso tv channel and atp tv channel for what we can do. this project is together, my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon, there are 10% discounts on lactiale at the psaryznyk, pam and oskad pharmacies, there are discounts on hepargin, 10% at the psyasnyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. greetings to all, this is a football format, it's time to sum up the results of the week and take a little look at the next week. i, oleksandr vashchuk and andriy malinovskyi will do it. hello, andrew. good afternoon everyone, even though it 's the offseason, we still have a very hot, very hot topic, and that's the appointment of the president of the uaf, which will already take place. next week, despite the fact that we have k

the northern gauze, or the idea of saves is used over 300 mines to blow up an abundance published city and university building your met human rights. similar to what stokes. as it was the last university still standing in the enclave, according to local authorities, all education facilities, and this trip has either been damaged or completely destroyed, golf and scarlet mccain. my obviously also believes as well as trying to raise history and culture in the palestinian territory. there's the salt of this is why you the water goodness the girl's us to is where it has been very much pounding. busy in the bombing of civilian interest structured without it's palestinian civilian homes for hospitals, the clinics most are you name is the one of those institutions that is run has gone also also felt i'll send you an address at the beginning of this is why the bomb this and this universe, the end of the university. well, i used to or was also uh, have really done this as a result of this volume. and now the from the on this on university is where it has also on bob, some of the who stood. it comes sites and

mine is the alma mater of the taurian national university and why now the ministry of education has theincorporate the tavri national university into the kyiv-mohyla academy and whether this means complete. the liquidation of the university, and not only about it in the next program, but now i thank ayder muzhdabayev and the entire team of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel for the fact that we can do this project together. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon. attention, total sale from unpacking. super warm and very comfortable boots alaska style with a discount. your ideal solution for cold time of year at an incredibly favorable price. only from uah 699. perfect fit, water-repellent material and a feeling of warmth even in 30-degree frost. alaska style boots have a versatile design and practical black color and will suit both men and women. sizes from 36 to 46. therefore, take two pairs at once - for yourself and for your husband, because she is. so comfortable and warm. side zippers will ensure a perfect fit even on the widest leg. the heater perfectly preserves h

the university trains specialists in various fields, from mining dump truck drivers to mining engineersns are currently underway, possibly as early as this year. in this matter, it was important not to follow the path trodden by our neighbors, decline and destruction. it wasn’t always easy; sometimes it wasn’t possible the first time. agency those. continues to exercise its control quality, this time the film crew went to the vitebsk region, to increase the number of goods 10 times, to open new workshops, to remove the label of backward production. how the arshan tool plant, which the president visited back in 2018, has changed. the picture then was, to put it mildly, depressing. from the state of the premises, some of which were simply abandoned, to the outdated equipment of the seventies. the wind of change, nothing dripping on your head, light, warm, from which workers used to run, the equipment is old, the salary was small , there was practically no work as such, but after a reboot they returned, due to poor working conditions, employers are losing good specialists, well , it turns

mine. when this orange drone ends up in the pool of the kaliningrad state technical university, a lot of peopleidays. teachers, researchers and technical staff are all interested in seeing with their own eyes what this remarkable invention is capable of in every sense. if you make it, say, from aluminum, then it will have a immersion of up to 900 m. also, if you install a radar on it, then it can be used not only for visual or some kind of physical study of the underwater bottom, but also for studying reliefs and weather conditions . some data. approximately half of the components of andrei staiko’s drone are exclusively manufactured. on a 3d printer using your own project of the creator, the remaining parts were purchased on marketplaces or simply caught in the depths of boxes with home electronics, a control panel, for example, from a popular game console. in the future, the first-year electrical mechanic is going to replace all the parts with original ones. development potential, i see literally, well, half a dozen, a dozen, probably directions that can be developed in a narrow manner and ge

i happened to be a student at the american university at the time from 60 onwards where edward's sister was a classmate of mine, so i got to know the family, i got to know her, and then in the us, i chose what i was interested in and studied english literature. i was really interested in literature and made lot of effort. finally, i got my phd from harvard university. i wrote my doctoral dissertation on joseph conrad, about 20 or 21, i'd read literally everything had ever written, and then of course i knew that he wasn't english and he was an outsider, and i didn't make any association with myself, although obviously he was answering to some very deep um affinity that i felt with him. like me, joseph conrad was originally from another country and was born in poland. he traveled to many countries and finally came to... the us and wrote his famous novels in english just like me. i had a good life in the u.s. and everything seems to be in order until the event of 1967 that came as a great shock to me and completely changed the course of my life. israel attacked the egyptian army in the sinai peninsula. so six ara

students of kyiv polytechnic university developed reset systems, a project of drones and mine detectorystems and presented them. all this at a conference in washington, and it all started a year and a half ago with the desire of students to help the military defend ukraine? this is just a caring team of students who at one point decided that we need to help the army more, that what we are doing is not enough. we have a member of the student parliament, this is student self-government in kpi, a member of the student parliament hondzheruk vlad, he said: "i have a development, here it is already used by the military , let's spread it." since then, all volunteers from different faculties without any special knowledge began to gather after couples and learn to create things needed on the front lines. fourth-year student yulia worked on reset systems for drones. we took a small course of a young fighter. to us vlad came. he was telling us what exactly the reset is made of. we checked in practice how to do it. the reset system, it's trivial, it's just gone. there will be more, it has very few

i happened to be a student at the american university at the time from 60 onwards where edward's sister was a classmate of mine, so i got to know the family, i got to know her, and then in the us, i chose what i was interested in and studied english literature. i was really interested in literature and made lot of effort. finally, i got my phd from harvard university. "i wrote my doctoral dissertation on joseph conrad, about 20 or 21, i'd read literally everything he had ever written, and then of course i knew that he wasn't english and he was an outsider, and i didn't make any association with myself, although obviously he was answering to some very deep um affinity that i felt with him. like me, joseph conrad was originally from another country and was born in poland, he traveled to many countries and finally came." to the us and wrote his famous novels in english just like me. i had a good life in the us and everything seems to be in order until the event of 1967 that came as a great shock to me and completely changed the course of my life. israel attacked the egyptian army in the sinai peninsula. so six ar

university, professor, student, class and board. there is a word about an expert. another expert. he gives an expert's opinion , why is there a mine, why is this road here, why is this project or this plan there? i give an opinion when faced with the experts stopping. then i gave an opinion. no, you can criticize . he says, "no, go here, two experts, three experts, five experts, seven experts, bring nine experts. this is knowledge." there are scholars who give their opinion. we also believe in expert opinion, but not in stopping work. we will certainly use the experiences of all countries and predecessors. whatever country has experience, we will go and see and learn from its experience. but we are not willing to take other people's versions lightly to act prescription is not for our country. the version for the agricultural industry should be localized. our experts should come and comment. our scholars and scientists should come to discuss and find out that this version is worth it. we have to see what is compatible with our environment . we are ready to use the experiences of the whole world , but if we want to implement the ver

the intellectual brought is pervasive and will not stop spreading until universities return that their purpose is to liberate mines and not engineer utopias. do you have confidence in the united states today? diane from st. paul, minnesota. caller: john, good morning. i do have confidence in higher education because i had it not being for that system lifting me out of poverty. i was able to obtain my masters degree from the university of minnesota. had it not been for the campus we had, during apartheid during south africa. i believe that is wha's happening with the students how ordinary people of palestinian dissent have been treated ever since israel was created in 1948. i have five kids and four of them are college graduates. i agree that they should stop killing those people over there in palestine. and treat them like they are doing, like they are animals. i have been to 14 countries in israel so i have seen what has been happening around the world. i have a brother and he things just like most of these people calling in today. i am native american and african-american. we need to learn our history. there was

not long because the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. how long? not long because minethe glory of the coming of the lord. he's looses the faithful lightning of his terrible swift sword. his truth is marching on. glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. his truth is marching on. >> dr. martin luther king jr. in 1966. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from washington, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm carissa lawson in new york. cbs news projects former president donald trump wins the iowa republican caucuses, capturing the first state in the race for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. he carried more than half of caucus-goers in what is the biggest winning margin in iowa history. >>> ron desantis is projected to edge out nikki haley in the battle for second place. desantis telling supporters, we've got our ticket punched out of iowa. nik

position strongly, but well, this area of ​​mine has an economic vice president, constant investment is monitored. my economic vice president has a universitytorate , that is, his major is marketing, that is, i hired an expert . they are constantly monitoring those stocks that can be advantageous. he also makes good and productive investments. you also have a claim from the government. how much is our 401 based on the amount sent to us? about 15 years ago, it was my reason that the governments did not pay the full insurance premium of their legal share . that the government should give us the legal share, the previous claims that have been accumulated , now up to 41, if i count 402, the end of the year. current account. my estimate is that there are about 25 equals. now we are trying , god willing, we have come up with a program in the decrees. wherever the government asks for social security, give it to us . god willing, the figure is correct for us, but it is not a big figure for the government. god willing , give us a good share. we can, god willing. this is my follow-up. you also have demands from the insured, not the insured, when they

mining for lithium in the u.s. will stress a vital resource -- water. this story comes to us from the howard center for investigative journalism at arizona state universityompson has more. caitlin: in the dry, desert landscape of central nevada, nyle pennington is checking groundwater levels outside america's only active lithium mine. >> the water goes in through the hole in the bottom, and when it just kisses that, then you read the tape. that's how it's done. caitlin: pennington is a longtime water scientist, who works for a neva water authority. >> and since we're here, i'm going to give it the old nyle pennington test. caitlin: he drops a rock into a water monitoring station. >> bone dry. if that would have had water in it you would have heard a pronounced loud splash. caitlin: this well typically held 30 feet of water. for pennington, the hollow sound is a warning bell about the impact from lithium mining. the mine here needs billions of gallons of water every year, taking it from underground aquifers. the mine's owner denies it is impacting freshwater aquifers, but pennington says the evidence he found shows otherwise. >> they're overdrafting down

universities in belarus. russia signed in moscow. the appetites of the kiev regime have reached africa. ukraine is trying to negotiate the purchase of raw materials from niger's uranium mines. the main task is the prevention of emergency situations of injury. the city council of minsk controls the movement of regular buses and minibuses. belarus sees. updated strategic documents, military doctrine and the concept of national security should help strengthen the protection of national interests, ensure peace and stability in various fields. it should be noted that acceptance. due to the fault of the collective west, it is developing into a geopolitical situation, which is led by the united states of america very deliberately against the russian federation, against. belarus, that is, in this rather difficult situation, of course, needs coordinated actions, which are laid down here in strategic documents, and this today precisely characterizes the leadership of belarus and the armed forces, the people who strive for a peaceful policy open to the whole world. despite the unfriendly steps of individual governments towards belarus, the documents are fundamentally peaceful and def

here with a wonderful new book, maurizio valsania, a good friend of mine, a professor of history, american history at the university of turin, italy. i'm happy to say that maurizio, through his incredible leadership and vision, was the first one to get the mount vernon ladies association of an international conference in their 160 year history. and we did it in turin, italy, and we celebrated on on common ground, walking in george washington's footsteps. it was all about the creation of nation states in the 19th century. and of course, turin was the original national capital of the first nation of italy. and we had an incredible conference of scholars. but i remember best was the extraordinary food in turin, and there were restaurants that have been around since 1720 something, and they were 14 courses. and there was maybe there might have been a glass of wine drunk on that trip, but it was an extraordinary thing. and richard put this incredible conference together. we were delighted to partner with him and it led to great things. we did a conference in paris in 2019, and then we just got back from an incredible co

here with a wonderful new book, maurizio valsania, a good friend of mine, a professor of history, american history at the university of turin, italy. i'm happy to say that maurizio, through his incredible leadership and vision, was the first one to get the mount vernon ladies association of an international conference in their 160 year history. and we did it in turin, italy, and we celebrated on on common ground, walking in george washington's footsteps. it was all about the creation of nation states in the 19th century. and of course, turin was the original national capital of the first nation of italy. and we had an incredible conference of scholars. but i remember best was the extraordinary food in turin, and there were restaurants that have been around since 1720 something, and they were 14 courses. and there was maybe there might have been a glass of wine drunk on that trip, but it was an extraordinary thing. and richard put this incredible conference together. we were delighted to partner with him and it led to great things. we did a conference in paris in 2019, and then we just got back from an incredible co

control of all types of drones and remote mining vehicles, these are only part of the skills that cadets of the tyumen engineering command school receive. the university produces unique military specialists, and special operation veterans help with this. report by albert musin. with tank cover and house curtain. svetka boem is a huge complex the latest unique skills taught at the tyumen engineering command school. there are no others like them in any other army in the world. all types of drones are being mastered. reconnaissance units help to discreetly identify enemy groups. volkia reception detected a sabotage and reconnaissance group in the square 22:10 i am transmitting the coordinates. the highest skill is mastering kamikaze drones. for this purpose , the school built its own square. rum and developed a virtual training system, including for flights by roy, several teams of three drones. we fly in stabilization mode. another brainchild of tyumen military engineering is the rosamakha remote mining machine, which seriously complicates the enemy’s movement. essentially, rosamakh is an on-road atv with an installation of eight such cassettes with man