and now all the urchin experts of the national institute are joining us of strategic research p.ongratulate you, oleksiy, i have conducted that you carefully monitored putin's statements and a simple question arises: the purpose of these actions of russia and why right now is an interesting question. i think the main reason why right now is the first because the time has come and there are no other means of blackmail left, now in hindsight you can understand that such a decision was being prepared, there were such indicators. i think the main thing is that they did not agree with china regarding weapons and they decided , well, this is even contrary to the chinese position, there is no such thing as talk about nuclear weapons no less, immediately after putin's visit, he started talking about nuclear weapons again, and in such a way that it's not him, it's belarus , which means that russia did not receive the necessary support in conventional weapons, and conventional weapons are a big balm the problem is that he has to involve such an ally as lukashenko in such a nuclear function

now doctor found, she repeatedly denied that the national institute of health had funded gain of rock . thanks and research in 2021. you didn't give money to the will on lab to do gain of function research that is correct. doctor vouching knowing that is a crime to lie to congress. do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th, where you claimed that the and i age never funded gain of function research and woo on senator paul, i have never lied before the congress. you gave them money and you said don't do gain of function research, correct? and they said, we won't correct how you can say that is not gain of it is not, it's a dance and you're dancing around this because you're trying to obscure a responsibility for 4000000 people dying around the world. roll up and amec and senator pull, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially, you do not know what you are talking about. now this all comes as revelations seem to indicate that in february 2020 doctor found you prompted a study that was intended to show that the virus did not come

now at this point, these new revelations about the national institute of health and dr. valgy and his statements and the studies that were commissioned all seem to indicate that you officials have something to hide. they're trying to point a finger at china, but it looks like some of their own behavior has serious questions that could be raised and to the break away moldova region of trans meester right along the ukrainian border, where authorities say they have sort of a terrorist attack the head of trans, mr. claims that ukrainian national security agents were not only targeting several senior local officials, but also out to cause mass civilian casualties. then that it is disco tucker. this terrorist attack was aimed directly at the elimination of officials of our republic. at the same time this place was not chosen by chance. this is the intersection of one of the central streets of the city of terrestrial nearby. there is a chain of shops, a school, and even out of rush hour. there were still a lot of people there. this suggest that the calculation was not only the death of the o

now at this point, these new revelations about the national institute of health and dr. valgy and his statements and the studies that were commissioned all seem to indicate that u. s. officials have something to hide. they're trying to point a finger shina, but it looks like some of their own behavior as serious questions that could be res river r t. corresponding caleb mop and thanks so much for that update. strengthening traditional ties between moscow and riata. that was the main agenda. i talks between rushes, top diplomat and his saudi counterpart here in the russian capital that you foreign ministers, discussed ukraine, yemen and syria. sir, gala overall praised riata as assistance in her recent prisoner exchange between moscow and kiev, and thank the saudis for their balance position on the conflict. opec was also on the agenda, recognizing a need for strengthening cooperation among the oil producing countries. let's take a look at some of the key points made at the meeting. so moving the manual to live particular attention was paid to the prospects for the development of tradi

it's run by the university of arizona and experts from the national institute of amazonian research the researchers use a battery of instruments to measure just how the forest breeds. photosynthesis is just one vital process. it's how trees absorb water and c o 2 and release oxygen and energy in the form of sugar. photo synthesis is a valuable indicator of the forests. health. brazilian eco physicist leonardo c comedy is a frequent visitor. he works to determine the actual amount of photosynthesis. shakes, woodruff, but then he says data based on satellite observation is unreliable because it only looks at the canopy, the top layer of the forest or when a penguin namo, as soon as i get it in my hand with the sun, this abuse boy as if it's on purpose, lamazzo name for the amazon is never predictable. you need to be patient. sick, hardy has also measured the fluorescence of leaves further down, gaining insight into their photosynthetic activity. urgent jersey spin bonded technology enables us to scan la jerry as of forest by satellite. the percentage problem like yourself, but satellites

next, we have already been joined by olena bardyulovska, a leading researcher at the national instituteategic studies. good evening. unfortunately , i can't hear you. i can't hear you. i understand some technical problems . the withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine ah the current meeting of the head of foreign affairs of the twenty countries is considered unsuccessful this should have been expected eh well, first of all, i will not say that it is considered completely unsuccessful, this is how it is evaluated, and secondly, it does not surprise me at all uh, and this is the second meeting in a row that ends like this. thus, without a joint committee, but with uh, such a statement made by the chairman, or in this case, the minister of foreign affairs of india, uh, gsmkar, before that , the same meeting was held for ministers of finance and the main central banks, the g20 is only in the city of bangalore, also in india , with the same result, where russia and china blocked the signing of joint communiques, that is, nothing strange happened to us and there was no breakthrough. india is

talk about it with maksym palamarchuk, head of the center for foreign policy studies of the national institute of strategic studies and the author of the book naval copper and its limits, we congratulate you as much as possible glory to ukraine so we see you but we do not hear you p maxim can you try again good day can you hear me super super radio welcome you live on the espresso tv channel so well, let's start with what your there was an opinion, so to speak, with nord stream 1 and nord stream 2. russia too actively began to disperse, so to speak, the ukrainian version in quotation marks. we understand that they are ready to dump anything on us . it is unlikely that anyone will believe them. and they were preparing for their last information launch. first, they involved an american journalist, a laureate of the police police prize, so, and now , so, so, so, so, so, so and so, the tipper went, well, the key task of the russian federation is strategic the termination or at least the weakening of western support for ukraine, it is clear that the ratio of the potentials of states without such we

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conditions only in iran in connection with the studio alina hrytsenko chief consultant of the national institute for strategic studies alina congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes good day well, ukraine and partners hope that china will not arm russia, but as far as we understand, the recent calls from the united states mean that such an unpleasant scenario can be implemented, well. actually, you cannot rule out such a possibility for 100%, but in my opinion, such a scenario is very unlikely. it is one thing when china supports the russian federation ideologically, and this does not happen because china really wants to support russia there because of some kind of friendship without borders, but because the russian-ukrainian war is considered by china in the context of a confrontation with the west . well, it is one thing, but another matter when it comes to material and technical support and, in fact, direct inclusion in the conflict and no china will not get a profit from this, i mean from the supply of weapons to the russian federation, except for serious economic stations , e.e.

it was alina hrytsenko, the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, thank you. well, the visit of the chinese leader to moscow is one of the many international media outlets, and how the world audience of the bbc told the muscovite correspondent rosenberg about this meeting, and they had met in person many times before, if i am not mistaken. this is their 40th meeting, but this is the first visit to moscow since the russian invasion of ukraine , and in this way he sends a signal of support to the kremlin. vladimir putin obviously appreciates this very much because things are not going very well for him, both leaders are meeting in person today and their delegations will meet tomorrow, the details of what they are discussing will actually be known later, because both russia and china maintain a certain level of secrecy, but it is known that this is the development of cooperation, the deepening of the partnership between the two countries, and also the war in ukraine, let's see exactly what the city-pin's message will be to vladimir putin, will he encourage the r

now at this point, these new revelations about the national institute of health i and dr. valgy and his statements and his studies that were commissioned all seem to indicate that you officials have something to hide. they're trying to point the finger, it's shina, but it looks like some of their own behavior as serious questions that could be raised to the dumbass. now one civilian has been killed and 2 others wounded in a recent claim to re effect on the city of all nova ha, in the domestic republic, in the sun shoes, severely damaged, including a parking facility where buses and civilian vehicles were located. nuclear forces used a u. s. high miles rocket system to conduct the attack roman cause of referrals from the same ah one civilian was killed and 2 more were wounded as a result of he craney and artillery attack in the city of val navarro. and now, according to officials, ukraine launched to 6 rockets from multiple launch rocket system, high mars made in the united states. now 4 of those were intercepted and the 2 landed right here at this bus terminal is limits. precious metals

business, wait for your new life to begin on july 1, oleksiy the hedgehog, an analyst of the national institutestrategic studies is joining oleksiy, well, it's not very warm, but oleksiy, you have a good day . thank you today, just a warm oleksiy, but it's kind of cold for us this year . let's talk about the operational situation which we have and in particular about the fact that for tomorrow on friday tomorrow is friday so the un security council is holding a meeting to discuss the threats in essence of the president of russia to deploy nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus, how much does this issue really concern the international community now? and what is happening? well, maybe it doesn't really worry me. but it seems to me that it is good that they will be discussed because the position of china is important . it is clear that there will be accusations that russia is going on another excavation. russia will say but the united states in europe is doing the same. there will be a certain clarification of how nato's procedures differ from what russia is trying to do , but china's positi

ivan usa, candidate of economic sciences and chief consultant of the national institute of strategicd day studio good morning what will the supervisors teach now they are in chinese, you know, there was such a joke a long time ago what an optimist he is even teaching english, a pessimist of chinese, a realist , a kalashnikov assault rifle, it seems that this pessimism of russia is failing, and there they understand that most likely they will become chinese in the colony closer and closer, and if there are already tips to get rid of iphones, by the way, there was also an order this week that at least the employees of the putin administration should not have iphones, and also that they should switch to chinese ones. translated the name seems to be the key to eight russian cities. in us, vladivostok is mkhabarovsky and, of course, blagoveshchensky in chinese, now on chinese maps they sound precisely in their interpretation. in the economic sense , it was a bellwether for russia, i.e. there were a lot of statements about super warm relations and strategic partnership, but for example, si

it happened on monday night at the national institute of migration ensued at water as near the border with the united states. dozens of people were taken to hospital. the fire is reported to have started in the bathrooms about 70 people are believed to have been inside the facility at the time . let's get the latest with al jazeera is minute wrap a law in mexico city, forrest money, the death toll has been rising. what more you hearing about the circumstances and the cause of this fight? officials here in mexico confirming that at least 39 people have died following a fire that took place at a migrant detention center in the city of sue the waters on mexico's border. with the united states and other 29 people were taken to area medical centers with injuries following that blaze. now in mexico is national immigration institute confirmed that the facility was holding some 68 adult men. these were believed to be migrants from central and south america. predominantly been as well in migrants . we don't as of yet know 1st for sure. exactly what causes fire, but we did here within the last

the headquarters of the national institute for space biomedical research is also located here, despite the growing economy of texas below the poverty line of almost 4 million people, but not only the economy, the residents of the region are driven by separatist sentiments. many do not consider biden a legitimate president in 2020 the u.s. supreme court dismissed a lawsuit by texas attorney general ken paxton, who asked for a review of the results of the presidential elections in four states georgie michigan pennsylvania and wisconsin dismissed the texas lawsuit, which was supported by 17 states and 106 congressmen. the supreme court ruled that any state could take unconstitutional actions and violate its own electoral laws. and this will be detrimental to law-abiding states, while the guilty state will not be held accountable. this decision sets a precedent that states that states can violate the us constitution with impunity after being turned away the republican party in texas at the convention will take the initiative for a referendum on the withdrawal of the state from the united s

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[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the u.s. inand russia in a raceo find that downed american drone. >>> and here in the u.s., another close call on the runway. the air traffic controllers urging a united flight to cancel takeoff clearance. >>> first tonight, russia and the u.s. scrambling to find that multimillion dollar american reaper green intercepted by two russian fighter jets. the u.s. says one of those russian jets colliding with the drone. tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin and his message to his russian counterpart. martha raddatz standing by. >>> here in the u.s., that new close call. at least seven incidents now so far this year. a united flight forced to abort takeoff from reagan national airport. what happened on that runway? and it comes just as the faa holds a safety summit today. gio benitez reporting.

institute. 15:08:23 this is a test caption from the national captioning institute. 15:08:27 this is a test caption from the national captioning institute. 15:08:31 this is a test caption from the national captioning institute. e sophisticated than the soviethe union. the soviet union was never a noa industrial competitor, it was a political competitor. but the rival we have in china now, they have leverage over our economy. had they have influence over our society. they have an army of unpaid lobbists here in washington. these are the companies and individuals benefiting from doing business in china. and they don't care five years from now if they can't work there anymore, they're making so much money off their vechts and factory -- investments and factories that they lobby here for free on their behalf. this is a rival that has perfected the tactic of using our own media, our own universities, our own investment funds, our own corporations against us. they've used it against us. every day. but and all of this focus on china, i talked as as much about china as anybody here, going bac

also here is the headquarters of the national institute for space biomedical research, despite the growingeconomy of texas , almost 4 million people are below the poverty line, but not only the economy. drives separatist sentiments. inhabitants the region is sure of electoral fraud and many do not consider biden a legitimate president in 2020 the supreme court. the united states dismissed the claim of texas attorney general ken paxton, who asked to review the results of the presidential elections in the four states of georgia, michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin , rejecting the claim of texas, which was supported by 17 states and 106 congressmen, the supreme court ruled that any state can take unconstitutional actions and violate its own electoral laws. and it will have detrimental consequences for law-abiding states while the culpable state will not be held accountable, this decision sets a precedent that states that states can violate the us constitution with impunity by turning aside 2023. indeed , history is cyclical and the texet movement is largely about what happened then in the mi

he is spreading hate against the nations institutions, a reference to the all powerful military. turning now to indonesia, where a court has sentenced to football, match officials to prison for one of the world's deadliest, emptied rather stadium crushes 135. people died last year after police fire tear gas into the crowd. the official sentenced to 18 months was found guilty of negligence for selling too many tickets, and another a security officer was sentenced to one year. here's a look back at what happened at the game between a my to buy it in october last year. these were the chaotic scenes that led to a football match, becoming deadly in total indonesian police $545.00 rounds of tear gas at the match . last october world footballs governing body thief bands, the practice inside stadiums. and for good reason, 135 people died in the resulting stampedes. this graffiti on the stadium was making the fans feelings clear. it was the biggest loss of life at any game of football for almost 60 years. protesters took to the streets to call for a thorough investigation into the disaster. offic

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> members are working on a bill to protect free speech and president biden's. votes are expected. when the house returns, watch live coverage here on c-span. >> c-span is unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies including mediacom. mediacom supports c-span giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> hakeem jeffries held a news conference on president biden's budget request to congress. receive receive hi, everybody. mr. jeffries: good morning, let me begin by extending on behalf of house democrats best wishes to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. we are praying for a swift and a full and a speedy recovery. and we stand with him and his family in that regard. president's budget will be released today. it is forward-looking budget that invests in the health and safety and economic well-being of the american people. it's a budget that will protect medicare and social security. p

national institute of health, nih, grant proposals that funded her work which are a matter of publicecords specify exactly what she planned to do with the money, the grants were assigned the prime contractor, this guy daszak of the eagle health alliance who subcontracted them to the expert, virologists in china was talking about. you can see these connections and you can see in many ways we were sold out as a people but this means in non-technical terms, she set out to create novel coronavirus is highest possible infectivity for human cells. the methodical approach was designed to find the best combination of coronavirus backbone and spike protein for infecting human cells it cannot be said she did or did not generate the sars to in her lab because her records have been sealed but it seems she was on the right track to have done so, it's clear the wuhan institute of virology was systematically constructing novel coronavirus is assessing their ability to infect human cells and human aio expressing mice as richard a albert, molecular biologist at rutgers university and leading expert a

the national institute of mental health. from 2021 this is eight mental health report from u.s.- 17. 5 million in that age range experienced a major depressive episodes. thoughts of suicide 3.3 million. so, we have those numbers in mind and they are frightening. we are also starting to learn kids are seeking out mental health diagnoses -- self diagnoses on apps like tiktok. does that concern you? >> yes. it's good to be with you. i want to add another statistic to this. i talked to john as a child of psychiatry and northwestern he shocked me by saying even though almost 60% of girls in a servant dead periods of sadness pointed out for some, sadness is normal sadness is something you go through. these suicide numbers, suicide thinking is really significant. but what i am getting at here is we may be intervening a little too much too soon. ed who is intervening? tiktok? nevitt wellness hub guided by a market survey. but it's got all of ideas how you figure out if somebody is depressed but work that adhd. they actually think someone is clumsy or fatigued they could have adhd. i don

here's jenny's hand wake from the european network of national human rights institutions addressing thert. >> a few people haven't in their power to change the course of history. you do. on behalf of all national human rights institutions in europe, we urge the court to use its power to protect vulnerable individuals against escalating and irreversible climate harm. the facts are simple. greenhouse gas emissions cause heat extremes that kill. >> lets go through some of the data relevant to this case. in switzerland, temperatures rising faster than the global average. heat waves are becoming more frequent. more broadly, research shows in the last 20 years, heat-related mortality in people over 65 in europe as a whole has increased by more than 30%. today's hearing is just the start. it can be months before we get a verdict. if the women are successful, it can set a precedent for the european courts 46 member states. we are going to hear from switzerland's representative who argues it not what the parties to the paris agreement wanted, not the role of the court. it is a reference to the 2

, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutionalp 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 organizing 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 lynelle. mal

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it happened on monday at the national institute of migration ensued at horace, near the border with the united states. dozens of people were taken to hospital. the fire is reported to have started in the restroom. people in the u. s. state of tennessee are paying tribute to victims of a school shooting. it happened at a private christian school in nashville on monday. a make shift memorial has been set up outside the school. a heavily armed former student killed 3 children, and 3 staff in israel, though, so anger against bland, judicial, of changes, despite the prime minister halting the controversial overhaul. some people are demanding benjamin netanyahu resignation more unrest. he's expected a day after large demonstrations and nationwide strikes. netanyahu says delaying the judicial overhaul will allow for discussions with the opposition to avoid what he called a civil or political group. supposing the prime minister and his far i coalition government or setting up negotiating teens in an effort to end the crisis remedy. we thought about experience in the past. so 1st we'll make sure

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including the national institutes of drug abuse, the national institutes of health, the department of health and human services, and the f.d.a. these agreed upon accommodations would significantly loosen research restrictions into study all schedule one substances, not just f.r.s.'s and open up promising areas of substance abuse research. in conclusion, for five years now f.r.s. class scheduling has been federal policy, albeit temporary. i could not be more pleased about that and the big impact my small idea has had. according to the national forensic laboratory information system, in a matter of a few short years the creation and distribution of new f.r.s.'s from china has ground to a halt. for comparison, in new york city alone in 2016 to 2017, there were 900 deaths from f.r.s. poisonings. in the devastating battle we are in against the scourge of fentanyl, the elimination of related substances that had previously escaped our scheduling and made their way to devastate communities across the nation is surely one bright spot. fentanyls are so toxic and lethal that they can be classifi

classes for patients are paid for by the state if the hospital has signed an agreement with the national institutehealth, currently 244 such institutions operate in ukraine in institutions contracted by the national health service of ukraine for patient completely free of charge, and i will note that the state spends 33:19 or 10 and a half thousand hryvnias depending on the type of rehabilitation provided for this amount. in february of this year, they plan to create 77 new rehabilitation departments to strengthen them and in 2024 to implement a three-level aid system according to world standards and the pilgrim andriy avilov called this place by his call sign. he went to the front in the 14th year, then with the beginning of the great war and again took up arms and died during the september counter-offensive in the kharkiv region , a story that cannot be watched without tears our iryna antonyuk will tell you, the pilgrim coffee shop is located in the center of the city, you can see from the porch that there are photos of the military on the walls, all of them are fallen fighters of the krakonsen