nothing valentina vasilievna director of the national institute of education i want to talk about the code of the republic of belarus on education and the state school standard, which came into force on september 1 , 2022. hello , on the air, the program, say, do not be silent in the studio, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and at a party. today we have valentina genchuk and we will talk about education. hello. good afternoon. hello valentina vasilievna, on september 1, a new code on education came into force and, in particular, it says compulsory general secondary education. this is what, in general, well, somehow everyone raised, so to speak, to knowledge. yes, that's it, they say, necessarily , and one of the parents began to resent that they say. and if my child has completed the ninth grade, and then wants to go to college, ah, he still must complete the 11th grade no. in this case, we are talking about mastering the program of general secondary education, and it can be mastered as a secondary school in a gymnasium in a lyceum in a college in an institution of secondary spe

i don't know from deconization or where the nation's institute of national memory grows. ave an authorized protection of the conditions in us in the end - the rest and the prosecutor's office and other bodies that monitor the implementation of our laws, our institution is sufficient - the main thing is to adopt the relevant laws and have the desire to implement them, and the most important thing is to think and understand that we must repeat the slogan now it's exciting to say the hetman of moscow forget everything that connects us with this past empire, start building a modern, modern european nation, what do we hope that it will somehow come to fruition, in the end, to implement it. i don't know, mr. mykola, you said that we have ukrainian institutes of national memory, but i was trying to find some news, the latest news about institutes of national memory . this about this institution - this is a flash mob launched by public activists themselves with the hashtag tear me down completely. where do they write on certain monuments that should no longer be standing on our st

you very much for the conversation roman vlasenko, head of the department of social strategy, national institutec studies, as well as lesya zaborona, chairman of the committee on state budget expenditures of the verkhovna rada committee on budget affairs, were with us to work for you tv channel rada nazar long olesya nitsevich, we give the baton of air to our public colleagues, it is possible to rake again guns and a tank with me, wheat on a rope and there will be a placard, i went to have lullabies and go to war, someone will kiss me at the end, and someone will not shed a tear will fly away and maybe some people will lose their faith and strength , saving their lives, but not me, i will not stop, no matter how much it hurts. for our dear and beloved land, i am glad to take on all the fires of the family , love grows in the family, warmth lives and thousands prayer, the family protects and never leaves the family is sacred and without a family there is no nation and people , the family is unbreakable, we are all relatives, the family is ukraine already, courage, intelligence and heroism of the

and today our guest is the director of the national institute of education valentina genchuk.ur help. in the first part, we found out that there are specialized classes, basic classes appeared, but here is the situation , for example, a child of 9 years old went to one school, it turns out that the tenth grade in this school will be specialized, and he does not pass the exams there, what should i do? let's note right away that educational institutions, in which there can only be specialized classes, definitely a gymnasium and a lyceum. there are only specialized classes in a regular high school. e at the request of parents and students along with the profile classes, a base class is formed in which all subjects are studied at a basic level and the subject of labor training is studied, within which students receive a profession. passing an exam in this subject. you can even get a diploma. relevant. of course there are selection rules for specialized classes. they are the same as in principle, in the gymnasium class and in the lyceum in order to get into a profile class must hav

and we are in touch with oleksia ezhyk , experts on security issues, representative of the national institutegic studies greetings to you on the air, is it clear how many russian troops can be surrounded by the estuary, well, there are different estimates when they will surround you. equipment, just like in izyum, when it escaped from there, after all, the russian troops were mostly theirs, and here not all will even escape because there is already an operational encirclement and it will probably be full. in fact, this is the first such cauldron for the russians during the war. this is how the ukrainian military managed to do it. well, i think this is a continuation of the operation that was launched in the kharkiv region. this is just a continuation. which we still got, although perhaps without tanks, but with armored vehicles, more mobile, and of course this is a good preparation with the help of artillery and these wonderful systems called hahaha himers uh, although you already know this, this is a meme rather, but simply the technique works. it allows you to destroy the enemy's logistics,

i would like to remind our viewers that leonid polyakov, the advisor to the director of the national institute studies , spoke about the fact that we need bigger weapons on the espresso channels indeed, this is one of the serious challenges that today really partially restrains the increase of our combat potential when we are talking primarily about armored vehicles and air defense and aviation. at the same time, a significant number of american-made weapons are already actively used on the battlefield and provide a significant advantage over the enemy but in addition to the fact that this weapon is actively used, it needs repair and maintenance, so now the united states and ukraine are implementing completely new formats cooperation, so that these weapons were really combat-capable for a long time, the pentagon deployed a new unit in poland, which can be called a center for rapid remote assistance for the maintenance and repair of weapons and military equipment that the united states has already transferred to ukraine. there is hardly any historical example of such a unit, because most likely

let's give the floor to yaroslav zhaleva - this is an economist, the deputy director of the national institutee oleksiy ustenko, this is the chairman of the committee on rent issues payments of the environmental tax and taxation of the agricultural sector of the verkhovna rada of ukraine committee on receipts, tax and customs policy, i immediately have a question for mr. yaroslav. coronavirus, everyone fell on their heads and said that now ukraine will definitely be left without small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, but now that the war has started, we understand that, in principle, those challenges were well much smaller than what we have now. well, you know, when the war started, it was one of those powerful foundations that preserved the stability of our country, which preserved the functionality of the country , people's incomes and viability, and so on, it became a small business, a small medium-sized business small business, e.g., physical entrepreneurs, so they calculated that they learned to work decentralized independently, have their own reserves , their own resources, their own rela

oleksiy ezhyak, an analyst at the national institute of strategic studies , i will say one thing to lesya operations forces announced a training course, willingly took down the website with a record e this is reported by the representatives of the special operations forces themselves, they say that due to the large number of applications for participation in the selection for the qualification course of the special operations forces of ukraine there was a technical failure in the work of the soft mil.gov.ua site, where is it in the message, who submitted applications again, write them, i'm just saying to people well, the deadline for submitting applications is october 16, apply we need cool special forces, every time we say that we are the rest, again we prove that we are different. putin is probably biting his elbows that his citizens are clearly not reaching, but the jackals are running away, that's why. well , that's how we finish our next marathon. now , for your attention, a news release. angelika sezonka is already on the alert and will tell us what happened for that hour thank you,

is our scientific expert olga kostritskaya, deputy head of the methodological center of the national institute of education in case of disputes. she will decide which side is the truth. hello olga. good afternoon dear guys. you are super finalists of the tv project. i know among the eleventh graders. and that means you are the best graduates of 2022, judging by your performance in the finals, a bright and memorable holiday awaits us today. i would like to wish you to meet with honor all the intellectual tests that await you. no fluff in the exams for all 100 points at the shopping center and good luck in the game guys. we are glad to see you again on our playground, before we proceed to questions and answers. i would like to offer you, according to tradition , to wish you good luck to yourself and your colleagues in the game. right now, my colleague, yulia, is in the teacher's room with your teachers. pertsova, to whom i give the floor, i can’t hide my emotions, since this is the last superfinal of the 5th season, so i want to sing. it's great that we are all here today . but seriously, talkin

it will help reduce the burden on students with such an opinion, the director of the national institute of education shared. according to valentin genchuk, now 11th graders will take two final exams, russian or belarusian language and mathematics. so the student will receive a mark in the certificate we will teach secondary education and a certificate on a 100 point scale it will need to be submitted upon admission to the desired university valentina genichuk. she emphasized that a centralized exam is also an increase in the objectivity of assessment. the tasks are the same for everyone and the computer will check them, so the mark will be derived based on uniform criteria, throughout the country the form of passing will be similar to that of the ct. today we are talking about the fact that e part of the tests, in which you just need to choose one of the proposed answers will be e, the number of these tasks will decrease, and part b of the tests that must be entered your answer, albeit short, but your answer. it will increase. here is the centralized testing, as the entrance examination

such weapons directly for myself, we are in touch with oleksiy the hedgehog, experts of the national institutef strategic studies oleksiy congratulates you congratulations sergey, please tell me what kind of tactical weapons the enemy has now and what of this can be used to intimidate ukraine there or nato or europe using the same approaches that putin is currently trying to implement in relations with the united states and europe well, i think there is practically only such a state that can be used in one way or another or at least somewhere in the documents it is recorded that it can be used. i think it is an aviation album and eh and heads nuclear nuclear warheads for eh missiles of various different bases official land and sea what does it work what no well eh the fact is that since 1991, from such long-standing agreements between the soviet union and the united states, which were confirmed by russia, tactical nuclear weapons should not be in the troops, except perhaps for parts of aviation weapons, but for front-line aviation, it may be, but still, not everything is desirable either it is

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ >> father christopher bisset will leto to sin the invocation -- lead us in the invocation. >> lord god, it is with grateful hearts that we come together on this day, in this place of beauty and purpose and remembrance. we give you thanks for the blessings of life that you have given to us, and for the memory of those whose lives we offer to you today in remembrance. we ask you, lord, to guide us and strengthen us, to bless us and all of our efforts in serving our nation, in serving the people entrusted to our care. and we make this our prayer in your most holy name. amen.

i appointed a new head of the national institute for cancer research from bostonala monica bertalia bertagnolimonica, you can call me an insult, and if only a reservation after the speech , the president of the united states again looked for a way out, there is a high chance that many democrats voters in november will be pointed to the door the premier of the slopes moved even charles iii, she wants to be the first to meet biden in albion in khitrou, they have already confirmed that a hundred will be canceled for the arrival of a distinguished guest flights, and on the streets of the british capital, a few hours ago, they noticed the cadillac of the us president, which is already testing safe routes in north london, report by alexander khabarova a fence has appeared in the royal regins park, a sure sign that us president joe biden is going to come to london. although this is not a state and non-working visit, he comes to the funeral, but peace and security. here, the standard ones are the same as during the previous visit of the american leader to great britain, then biden was happy to communi

, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutionaliest set up a meeting with tim stewart and others. the group wanted the phrase "ritual sexual abuse" included in the national apology. dr. michael salter: so, when the qanon conspiracy is using the term "ritual abuse," they're using it as synonymous with child torture, cannibalism, really the most gross and vivid and graphic allegations of child abuse that you can imagine. it has been folded into a set of beliefs about the united states government, in which there are high-powered, high-profile individuals who secretly engage in these strange satanic ceremonies. louise: eliahi priest showed four corners messages he says tim stewart sent him referring to his attempts to get the words "ritual abuse" into the apology. male: "i am ornizing an intimate strategy for the pm re the ritual phrase." "ok mate. i'm just preparing a message to scott now re monday. once he's awake mate he will kick a--." louise: priest says he also received a text message tim stewart said he had sent to his wife lyne

at the same time the centers for disease control which established a national institute for researchestion. so we were operating in tandem on one of the critical issues facing the country then and now, which is gun violence. a study was published coming out of cdc showing that the mere presence of a firearm in the home significantly increased the likelihood of suicide and other injuries. >> this is very important because what your research shows is having a gun around actually seems to have the effect of making somebody more likely to commit suicide. >> it's a risk, but this finding that having a gun in the home increased the risk of injury just went to the core of one of the central tenants of nra, which is guns are okay at home. >> what does the nra do when the research starts coming out? >> the nra went to one of their republican congressmen from arkansas and introduced an amendment that carries his name saying that the funding to the cdc could not be used to promote gun control. that was interpreted not to limit advocacy, but to stop research. the way the nra made sure that messa

that is jagjit chadha, director of the national institute of economic and social research.n bbc news, it is time for the film review with mark kermode and jane hill. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i�*mjane hill, and to take us through this week�*s cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode. hi, mark. hello. we�*re walking the full length of the counter this week. we have mrs harris goes to paris, which pretty much does what it says on the tin. we have the woman king, which is a sweeping epic with viola davis. and there�*s a new film by peter strickland, flux gourmet, which i am very much looking forward to discussing with you. yes. plenty to be said there. but let�*s start with the glorious lesley manville. so, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a book by paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and the poseidon adventure and a bunch of things that were adapted. lesley manville is ada harris. she earns a living cleaning for rich clients, who are often horrible, who own dior dresses. she�*s waiting for her husband to return from the war — he

and in addition to that, all of the agencies of government, the national institute of health and moreare totally committed. host: that was former president richard nixon back in 1971, december 23, 1971, the signing of the national cancer act. yesterday, president biden was talking about his cancer moonshot. asking you this morning on this topic of cancer, what will it take to end cancer in this country? phone lines split a bit differently. we will keep them up on the year for you to read them. arlene in florida on that line for all others. good morning. caller: good morning. we have had so much success from 50 years ago on cancer research and cancer cures, as i hear the folks talking on the phone that have been cured. but my concern at present is the epidemic of fentanyl killing how many people a day, that we are subjecting ourselves to a horror right now in all our communities, white, black, hispanic, red, yellow, green. i would love to hear president biden's subject about fentanyl and these drugs coming into the country. it is -- right now, we do not have a cure for fentanyl. ok, we

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and representative troy carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. ann kirkpatrick and ms. melanie stansbury, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman fr

national institute of standards and testing. i think i think this this hurricane while there is plenty of devastation, it really could have been a lot worse if it had happened somewhere else after hurricane andrew devastated florida 30 years ago, the state has continuously improved and upgraded hurricane building codes to where many homes though damaged, we're not flattened in florida is a model for the nation. professor carol friedland is at louisiana state university department of construction management, researching, analyzing and improving how hurricane winds and flood interact with structures. i think it's a remarkable demonstration of some of the strengthening of the florida building codes. this most recent damage will be used to create even better codes as we continue to get better and build better. structurally there's still a lot of things where i think there's an area for improvement. now coming up at five more on the resiliency of florida, and the first look at the sad, methodical and grizzly task of recovering the bo

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thank you for joining our broadcast. of the institute of strategic research of ukrenergo, the nationalny from june 30 to september 18 at auctions sold access to interstate power grids for more than uah 4 billion , according to the press service of ukrenergo in telegram writes that the total cost of access to interstate power grids sold at auctions by ukrenergo is more than uah 4 billion. at the same time , the export of electricity in the first two weeks of september was a trade trade record of $131 million. these are the questions we talked about supporting the european union and the state of the information from the european commission about which we will now talk about with the next guests von der leyen, the head of this european commission , in fact, the european union is above the executive body, so there is the european commission recommends to punish hungary in the amount of 7.5 billion euros on sunday, i.e. today, the european commission recommended not to allocate 65% of funds to hungary under three programs from the key eu fund due to problems with the rule of law, their deci

i'm still somehow an employee of the national institute of education in this say.e will look for this way. well, i asked you a question. you have already drawn a red thread through the textbooks, or you are still studying and want to spend our historical memory on belarusian textbooks, oriented primarily, and not for our students and about our history. perhaps some questions need to be strengthened, yes, which appeared literally two or three years ago, and some have arisen right now. uh, well, for example, we always talked about being neighbors yes, and we really avoided some sharp corners in the textbooks. sometimes, perhaps, it is necessary to tell the truth, which is tougher , but that it is not always on stage, we were not always respected and our interests were not always mild. let's say that our interests were not always respected, and it makes sense to talk about it and it makes sense to talk about it , not how people deal with it most often most often, probably, yes, yes, maybe in the future our youth does. so it will be in our interests to invite the maxim

the national cancer institute is launching a major national trial for the new test i mention that cant one or more cancers by taking blood samples. if that is the case these blood tests could lead to less invasive cancer tools were save lives, we are also launching the first ever cancer moonshot scholar program to support a new generation of scientists from every background. from every part of the country to launch their cutting-edge research and careers. we need everyone to get in the game. i am calling on the science and medical committees to bring the boldest thinking despite. i am calling on the private sector to development new treatments, make drugs more affordable, share more data and dollar i can inform the public and benefit every company's research. i am strictly calling on people living with cancer and caregivers, -- respectfully calling on people with cancer, caregivers, families, -- go to whitehouse.gov/cancermoonshot. share your ideas, last month i say -- i signed the pact act into law. helping military veterans and families impacted by toxic exposure leading to cancer.

i can only tell young people to consider a different line of work. biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae on her i dramatically says if, if we discovered that a toxic species of algae is responsible for this phenomenon of the wind is enough. in 2019, there was a very high concentration of the algae species called korea breville. sniffles on the need of all astir, said consulted. assume in 2020 it stocks this like he loa good idea here i need the new blood is not a per se, but this year that increased again in eva, eva if one of us yonder local, especially in the area around the port of galvez, when you add you, father, the bas wants to make ends meet with fishers, frequently resort to illegal methods, such as catching fish that are actually too young and small to sell like this swordfish at the fish market in fox. you also find cartilage in his fish like raise and sharks, which are in fact endangered and protected species. bashir saw edy and neat ultra belts are

it would bring a new level of accountability to the nations correctional institutions. it would provide openness and government. it would bolster public confidence and trust in our judicial system and it would bring additional transparency. do you agree that these are among the purposes of the data collection? >> the department agrees thate, there is a critical value in all of the data to collect the data from the states to analyze and present findings so that we can better understand the deaths in custody's and we can determine whether there are strategies to reduce these custody's. >> thank you. the bureau of justice assistance, a component agency within the office of justice programs and those that are tuned in across the country will have to indulge and tolerate some acronym chaos, but the bureau of justice assistance unstarted collecting state and local data in 2019. the bureau of the justice statistics, which had previously collected the data for two decades. the data collected produced a report in may of 2021. it identified as some significant issues that they di

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house debating a number -- a number of bills today, three new members also being sworn in. members will be working on 18 suspension bills dealing with sex trafficking, infrastructure, and also a resolution honoring the late queen elizabeth ii. furn motis

and as part of the democratization of united nations institutions, camera, and reiterated lives on a do not support for the esl. we need consensus and the seared declaration, which were unanimously adopted by the heads of african states. mister president, normal bull, to conclude my remarks, camera and reaffirms. it's a support for all of the reforms currently in progress that seek to revitalize the general assembly. strengthen the economic and social council and streamline the secretariat on no one following the agenda, sat by the member states of our organization in order to strengthen its stature. and its ability to better address the global challenges of our era. thank you very much for your kind attention. hi. thank the minister of foreign affairs of come while they we heard the foreign minister of kevin when speaking about a number of issues. but one of the important points he raised was support for reform that is currently underway in the united nations secret security council saying that the democratization of you in is important, as well as the revitalization of the general

died here, and the place became one of the world symbols of the holocaust, according to the national instituteing the second world war, up to one and a half million people died on ukrainian lands of the jewish nationality of the ukrainian ssr preferred not to talk about the tragedy of babiny yar and did not separate the holocaust from the context of the second world war, but the tragedy of the jews in ukraine disappeared only in the late 1980s and early 1990s, construction of the babi yar began, dozens of monuments and memorial signs were installed here, but it has not yet been possible to create a memorial complex for the victims of the holocaust due to differences in the views of the initiators of the project, so now let 's continue this topic, in particular, this is also a historical monument this is a very important moment, you know, when we talk in particular about the historical memory of western ukraine and galicia in particular because we are now in lviv and this is a very important moment lviv galicia in general urban galicia towns galicia was to a great extent the land of the ashkina

if adopted, this amendment will require niosh, the national institute of occupational safety and health, to coordinate with other research programs within the institute to develop comprehensive, evidence-based approaches to support mental health and behavioral health. inform niosh on best practices, recommendations for organizational level workplace interventions, support the institute's mission to prevent worker injury or illness, and reduce the risk of such mental health outcomes among frontline essential and other affected workers. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chair. i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. republicans are committed to addressing the nation's mental health crisis, including in the workplace. unfortunately this amendment, while spending

captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> good morning and welcome to "washington post live," i'm an opinion wroiter here at the washington post. i'm happy to be joined here by secretary wendy sherman, deputy secretary sherman, welcome to "washington post live." sec. sherman: thank you, jason. it's good to be with you and especially good to be with you here in washington, d.c. rather than you being in a prison cell in tehran. mr. rezaian: i think it's worth noting that secretary sherman is joining us in a diplomatic capacity and i in a journalistic one but we share a background. when i was bureau chief in tehran i was detained for 534 days and during much of that time secretary sherman was the lead negotiator on iran's nuclear program. this is personal for both of us. i'm really excited to have you on the program today. sec. sherman: thank you. mr. rezaian: i want to start by asking a question about the recent executive order around hostage and wrongful detention that president biden annou

fishing, i can only tell young people to consider a different line of work. biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs, the prime suspect toxic algae on her. i remember think i said if, if we discovered that a toxic species of algae is responsible for this phenomenon of the wind is enough. in 2019, there was a very high concentration of the algae species called korea brevard sniffles. on the need of all astir, said consumption. assume in 2020 it stocks the slightly lower. good. that any error i need the new blood is not a per se, but this year that increased again in eva, eva if once in a vast ya, the local, especially in the area around the ports of got this. when you are the father of the bas wants to make ends meet with fishers, frequently resort to illegal methods, such as catching fish that are actually too young and small to sell like this swordfish at the fish market in fox, you also find cartilage in his fish like raise and sharks, which are in fact endangered and protected species best here. so ed

i can only tell young people to consider a different line of work. biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae on her. i dramatically a say this if we discovered that a toxic species of algy is responsible for this phenomenon of the wind is not in 2019, there was a very high concentration of the algae species called korea brevard sniffles on the need of all astir, said compress fuel in 2020 it stocks this, like he loa good, any error i need to know blood enough, a per se, but this year that increased again in eva, eva if once in a vast ya, the local, especially in the area around the course of galvez when you add, you, father, the bas wants to make ends meet with fishers, frequently resort to illegal methods, such as catching fish that are actually too young and small to sell like this swordfish at the fish market in fox. you also find cartilage in his fish like raise and sharks, which are in fact endangered and protected species. bashir saw edy and neat ultra belts a

died here, and the place became one of the world symbols of the holocaust, according to the national institutebrance. during the second world war ii killed up to one and a half million people of jewish nationality in the ukrainian ssr about the tragedy of babin yar, they preferred not to talk about it, and the holocaust was not separated from the context of the second world war, but the tragedy of the jews in ukraine disappeared only at the end of the 80s, in the 90s, the construction of babin yar began, dozens of monuments were erected here prisons and memorials, but it has not yet been possible to create a memorial complex for the victims of the holocaust due to differences in the views of the initiators of the project, so the 81st anniversary during the time of bol in kyiv the memory of the victims of the tragedy in babyny yar was commemorated . our correspondent aram tanesyan was present at the event. we will learn the details of aram from him. i congratulate you. please tell me how the victims of the war are commemorated this year. good evening , studio. well, now we are in the babyn rese

it's called let's figure out long covid and it's being funded by the national institutes of health. well, covid, of course, the first to the physical and mental health symptoms that last long after someone initially affected with covid, people sometimes suffer from brain fog, fatigue, other things. the study is looking to answer several questions, including how common long covid is for people who live here in the bay area as well as what causes it and how to prevent and treat it. researchers are also looking at communities of experience higher rates of infections, hospitalizations and deaths. but we're trying to find out and try to understand better is what is covid doing inside of our bodies. do we are we caring residual virus? is our immune system just on hyper drive? even though there's no virus there and attacking itself, you know what is driving long covid? we don't really know from a physical why people get the symptoms to get. and we also don't know who's at higher risk. >> so many things to learn. enrollment in the study has already started. and if you've had covid within th

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> now federal officials on the administration's response to hurricane ian. this is about half an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm the associate administrator for the office of response and recovery at fema. thank you for joining us here today. and for your continued attention to florida as well as south carolina and all the people impacted by hurricane ian. i also want to thank the dedicated leaders standing up with me here today. the partnerships across the federal family enable our effective response to this disaster and ensures floridians and south carolinians get the help they need during these unimaginably difficult times. our hearts are with floridians as they endeavor on this long and difficult recovery. and our resolve has never been stronger. together we will rebuild from this tragedy and we will be there until the work is done. this morning administrator chriswell traveled to flor

, in particular let's talk with our guest and oleksiy ezhyak, head of the department of the national instituterategic studies, an expert on international security. oleksiy, we welcome you. i greet you. good afternoon. was the president's statement heard? what conclusions can we draw about the un security council? they are helping us in the war against france, great britain , eh, but a, but we do not hear russia, which is predicted, unfortunately, it is not heard very much by china and india, they are gradually changing their attitude to russia, but there is a next step, the word has been said, and the united states, together with albania, submitted a corresponding resolution to the un security council. it will probably be blocked or has already been blocked, i did not celebrate specific events, but in the future there will be a procedure that allows to bypass the right in russia to put in the un the question is to be voted on in the general assembly, and if the majority of countries, the vast majority of countries, support this, then despite the right of veto, there will be a condemnation of i

to remind our viewers that we were with yaroslav zhililo, economist , deputy director of the national institute of strategic studies, and pavlo martyshev, analyst of the center for food and land use research of the kyiv school of economics thank you now talk let's persuade win win we'll win stubble news together we're strong we'll bandage up we'll bandage up we'll win stubble news together we are strong, i respect your condition , you are the only news, together we are strong, the armed forces of ukraine need drones, do your part, our weapon is the truth, the marathon, the only news, we are working with you on the social front, on the information front about the current events of the russian-ukrainian war, everything will be ok, ukraine, the only news in the center of events, congratulations you watch the marathon , the only news, the air picks up public my name is vyacheslava futin, he talks about the main events at the moment, another night shelling of kharkiv, around midnight, the russians launched two missile strikes districts of the city, the mayor of igor terekhov in saltivka hit a critic

i'm still talking about this as an employee of the national institute of education., we will look for this path, first of all, that path, so that the textbook is interesting and i repeat once again. it made it possible to see beyond the textbook. human life. well, i asked you a question. you are a red thread through the training. have you already done it or are you still studying? do you want to spend our historical memory? no, i think it is already exists, but i cannot be responsible for all, probably, the authors of textbooks. so, probably, it would be too belarusian -oriented textbooks, first of all, they are for our students and about our history. yes, perhaps some uh needs to be strengthened, some issues, yes, that appeared literally 2-3 years ago, and some have arisen right now. um, well, for example, we always talked about how we need to get along with neighbors, yes, and we really avoided some sharp corners in the textbooks. we wanted our children to learn first and foremost. so that the world around they were good, understanding, kind, but this, it turns out

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[talking simultaneously] [indiscernible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> south carolina governor henry macmaster updated the public on hurricane ian's impact. he was joined in the city of west columbia by more than 10 other south carolina officials. according to the national hurricane center, the storm made landfall near georgetown, south carolina, with maximum sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. gov. mcmaster: is that everybody? we have any more we want to bring in? [laughter] all right. thank you very much. we have holly may signing again. martin is here with us. captain davis. >> psalm37, verse 23 and 24. the lord directs the steps of the godly. he directs -- he delights in every detail of their lives. though they stumble, they will never fall for the lord hold theplz by the hand -- holds them by the hand. let us pray. gracious, heavenly father, we know you're with us in both the calm and the storm. even when the disc

let's figure out long covid and it's funded by the national institutes of health.g covid refers to physical and mental health symptoms that last long after an initial of infection of covid-19. symptoms include things like that. >> brain fog or fatigue. the study is looking to answer several questions, including how common long covid is in the bay area as well as what causes it and how to prevent and treat it. >> we're trying to find out and try to understand better is what is covid doing inside of our bodies. do we are we caring residual virus? is our immune system just on hyper drive? even though there's no virus there and attacking itself, you know what is driving long covid? we don't really know from a physical why people get the symptoms to get. and we also don't know who's at higher risk. >> researchers are working to make sure a study like this is inclusive of people from all walks of life and all racial and ethnic backgrounds. enrollment in the study has already started. if you have had covid in the last 30 days and you reported your case to your local healt

seedlings thank you olha kosharna expert say they are energy workers oleksiy ezhik analyst of the national institute of strategic studies were our guests, thank you very much for this conversation. well, according to the calculations of the media zone, since the beginning of the announcement of the partial so-called mobilization in russia , 14 military commissariats have already been set on fire, four of them in the last day . er, the military commissar, as it happened to this military commissar, a little later we will show it to you a whole colonel a whole whole colonel of the armed forces of the russian federation of the military commissar of ustilinsk, irkutsk region today for 200 l usual mobilized i apologize 25-year-old russian soldier his name is ruslan zinin recruit let's say so mobilization continues in russia meanwhile ireland poland and the baltic countries you with proposals for new sanctions against russia countries propose to ban the export of smartphones of soviet equipment and laser devices it is also proposed to disconnect from the system swift and even more banks, including gazpromb

a federal investigation conducted by the us national institute of standards and technology came to a different conclusion according to the official version, liners rammed skyscrapers. didn't do any fatal damage. it was the fire that did it, and ultimately it was the cause of the destruction. no one expected until the very last to see the tower. as a matter of fact, they will add up, and why do i doubt many conspiracy theories? i think if they still decided to bring down e, aimed explosions. well, it seems to me, after all, the firefighters leave. yes, there, in my opinion, so to speak, well, several hundred died precisely because they could not evacuate. but even more questions are caused by the destruction in the pentagon building, which on september 11 crashed into the third of the planes hijacked by terrorists. and about the attack on the pentagon, there is an even better question. why because if we look at the footage that the fbi did not seize and showed to the public, a and media footage well, what do we see, but i myself, and as a former firefighter rescuer i can’t imagine tha

economy, we will restore our country, yaroslav was a pity, the deputy economist director of the national institutef strategic studies and pavlo martyshev, an analyst at the center for food and land use research of the kyiv school of economics. thank you.

s. national institutes of health and i age has resisted disclosing details of the research on stars covey related viruses that it had been supporting, providing extensively redacted information only as required by freedom of information act lawsuits. perhaps these details may not make the media and those censoring dissenting voices looked very honest, considering it was the media and particularly the liberal media that were the leading voices in denying any notion of a man made virus. it came from an lateral source. it didn't come from the lab. people looked at the genes, the transmission was likely from animal. the human is quite clear in this case that it came across through animals. why did you dismiss the lab league theory as, as credible? i didn't dismiss anything. i just said it's a high likelihood that this is a natural occurrence from the environment of an animal reservoir that we have not yet identified. but this isn't the 1st time that issues of transparency have arisen regarding western reports on the crone of virus pandemic. in the summer, the chair of the lancets cove at 19 c