after the successful control flight of partizan, siberian scientists and engineers are not relaxing. there is painstaking work ahead to automate the biplane. no, they know how to lift a car into the sky without a pilot, but all the subtleties and risks must be taken into account. still, it’s one thing to have an electric car that travels on the ground, and another thing to have an aircraft. and here’s what’s important: almost all the equipment domestic. the partisans will be ready to go into mass production at the end of this year. they work around the clock to improve this unique machine. mikhail chebanenko, yana fedarishcheva, television company. ntv. activists of one of the public organizations in talyati are engaged in the rehabilitation of veterans of the northern military district. soldiers who were seriously injured at the front often need psychological support. sport helps restore self-confidence and strength. former soldiers were offered to join the sledge hockey team. this is a paralympic, sports discipline, players move along the ice field on special sleighs. about the hea

the euroleague regular championship match between serbian partizan and greek olympiacos began with a of the victims of the terrorist attack in crocus. the game took place in belgrade. partizan fans stretched out in the stands. in russian language, the match itself was won by the guests. the press service of cska moscow, in response to the action of serbian fans, published a post in which they thanked partizan ilyam and olympiacos, as well as telyavivsky makabi, for their support of russia after the terrorist attack. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. the first bombs fell on yugoslavia on march 24 , 1999 at 19:45 p.m.... i saw everything with my own eyes, the city was alive, at that moment the peacekeepers, as they called themselves, were sending missiles at this living city, the hegemons were trying to perpetuate their... . and now to the weather news, and very good news: the first +20 will come to the center of russia in early april, all the details from vadim zaovchenko. the peak of the flood is still ahead. spring floods have begun in russia, and in the coming day

folk group partizan fm. the heat of the day, a set of exercises, it says volnovakha volnovakha volnovakh sea about salty. given, but you always have honor, to look after them and we will pour and call the little children who glorified our native pacific fleet, volnovata, volnovata, volnovaka, then your little earthly one, then rassamaka, in truth to say, it’s more pleasant to call your defenders that way, if you want to shit. there are a series of road signs, they all lead here, so now let our heroes of fear go, named karya, it means everything will not be in vain, you will sleep peacefully, volnavakha, volnavakha, volnavakha, volnavakha, the badge will be erased on the wrong board, it walks along the ground with you. my motrovskaya lake, if the homeland calls , you and i go forward, where we are, there victory always awaits us, volnovakha volnovakha vlonavakha, on my chest there is a sailor's green, if the homeland beckons, you and i go forward, where we are... victory always awaits us. folk group partizan

the game took place in belgrade, partizan fans stretched out a banner in russian in the stands. the guests. the press service of cska moscow, in response to the action of serbian fans, published a post in which, on behalf of the russian country, thanked partizan and olympiacos, as well as telyaviv makabi, for their support. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour! any war is infantry , until the foot of an infantryman steps on the territory, it is not considered conquered, we squeeze out the enemy with artillery, we squeeze out kamikazas, when there is no escort, you are walking, roughly speaking, blindly, you do not know what is ahead of you, an outpost , outpost. the people who are here at the control points, they make no less effort than the attack aircraft, local, as soon as you take off, switch the picture, such a pace has entered, the work has been built, the work is on rails, the crocus group will employ employees who were left without work after the terrorist attacks in the crocus network hall, the company is also now trying... but it is already known that ins

after the successful test flight of the partizan, siberian scientists and engineers do not relax, theres painstaking work ahead to automate the biplane, no, they know how to lift the car into the sky without a pilot, but it is necessary to take into account all the subtleties and risks. after all, it’s one thing to have an electric car that travels on the ground, another thing to have an aircraft, and what’s important is almost everything the equipment is domestic, the partisans will be ready to put it into mass production at the end of this year, they are working around the clock to improve this unique machine. mikhail chebanenko, yana fedarishcheva, ntv television company. a volunteer in talya helps veterans returning from military service. soldiers who were seriously injured at the front often... needs psychological support, sport helps to regain self-confidence in one’s strengths, soldiers and officers were offered to join the team after hockey. this is a paralympic sport discipline, players they move around the ice field on... special dormouse, mikhail chernov attended a training s

partizan will be especially useful for residents of hard-to-reach areas.we look at the example of, say, the alaska region, transportation of hunters and fishermen, for example, is very common there. the same applies to the russian federation, on our vast expanses, siberia, the far east, of course, it would be possible to close off a significant part in this way, and a part of these here. tasks for transporting passengers and cargo. after the successful control flight of partizan, siberian scientists and engineers are not relaxing. there is painstaking work ahead to automate the biplane. no, they know how to lift a car into the sky without a pilot, but all the subtleties and risks must be taken into account. still, it’s one thing to have an electric car that travels on the ground, and another thing to have an aircraft. and here’s what’s important: almost all the equipment, domestic into mass production. the partisans will be ready to launch. already at the end of this year, they are working around the clock to improve this unique machine. mikhail chebanenko

the partizan brain put him in fmri and try to figure out you know it is one part light up. don't know what it's come to. i can't i mean one of the, one of in georgia indictment talked about how he had come to realize was that he was thought as a rube that the people who quote in charge allegedly this thought of him as a rube and that he had just been led along to believe that he was doing something that was right. and it was really sad. i'll this this is maybe not the happiest note. i'll say this. we are all subject to this. the day that we think that we''e more likely to fall for something because disinformation polarizes just the believer. but the don't talk to the other people, get in your own silo. those are not worth talking to. and then once you do that, then you also are prime for the micro-targeting thing, i feel this sometimes. don't you feel that it's not just people who want to believe something, but how? what goes along that it seems sometimes is it is that you have to hate the other person. can't be that you agree to disagree to. it's that the other side is, ev

partizan fans stretched out a banner in russian in the stands. the guests. the press service of cska moscow, in response to the action of serbian fans, published a post in which, on behalf of the russian country , they thanked olympiacos, as well as teljavivsky makabi, for their support of the partisans. talk about sports, that's all for now. alexander, thank you, alexander abramov was with the sports news. khabarovsk territory is developing innovations in agriculture. so, on one of the farms , all cows were provided with fitness bracelets. looks like it. gadgets, of course, are not the same as ordinary sports ones, but they perform the same function and help monitor the condition animal health. anna leonova will talk about digital technologies in this area. here at the fitness center, everyone from the middle age group to those who have given birth more than once, collars on cows are actually bracelets. children are monitored for their heart, height, and number of servings eaten, while for older children they monitor their well-being, volume and

these are not partizan issues. and i think the president is really calling on republicans to join him on being a real problem solver around these issues. >> so on the economy, which is another huge issue for so many americans. president biden, he basically touted a really strong american economy. he says it's bounced back. but is that the right message for what your people, your the people in your state are experiencing? so many americans are still going to the grocery store and are looking at the bill and saying, this is way too much money. >> well, the economy is strong. >> unemployment is record lows, including in our home state of colorado. >> of course, people are concerned about prices. and i think the president really tackled that head on, talking about some of the steps they're taking to help relieve some of that pressure from people. they rolled out some policies even in the last week or two. so while, again, i think we can appreciate a strong stock market, low unemployment, the concerns around inflation,

stephen vladeck i agree with you that partizan factions on the supreme court have succeeded, overturning years of precedent, also called settled law, whatever that means. can you give some examples of that? and can you contrast the willingness, some justices, to do that despite their pious pronouncements during their confirmation that they respect precedent more than anything in the world? i was hoping i'd have at least 10 minutes before i had to defend the current supreme court. don't have to defend them. but so sure. i mean, let sort of join steve in saying how much a treat it is to be here as my first time to the tucson festival books and hopefully not my last, although well, that's up to my agent. so i want to answer your question questions about what is your first question, which is i so i wrote book a wonky about the supreme court really because my goal was to change how of us talk about the supreme court at least largely by filling what we and i don't just mean law professors and lawyers but everyone knows about the court how it came to be so powerful, why the current justices beh

in particular , the partizan operation led by elena mazanik. to eliminate the commissioner general ofhe general district of belarus of the reigskommissariat osland welgel maccuba. due to the post-war devastation, since 1945 , the film studio belarus film was based in the building of the red church on independence square in minsk for 15 years. the hall was divided into two floors. on the second floor there is a filming pavilion where many scenes of the film were created. gouleiter's apartments were set up in the building on kiseleva street, where he was located. state archive of photo-background film documents of the bssr, now the church of st. mary magdalene, equal-to-the-apostles. watch the film “the clock stopped at midnight on march 30th on our tv channel. in the guide section you will find the best projects of our tv channel. news from different parts of the world, a trip to the buddha-koshelevsky district for sights and new adventures, as well as the mysterious worlds of the extraordinary sculptor alexei ostrov. the 55th session of the un human rights council is taking place in g

he made it a partizan political argument. now look what donald trump said about telling russia to whatever the that's wrong. that is absolutely wrong. but instead of making the case, which is what i would think the state of the union, and it was his first topic in instead of making the case, he turned it into a partizan political argument, which is a missed opportunity. >> i just okay, real quick on on ukraine is that i think he did a did it well in terms of connecting ukraine and protecting the democracy to january 6th, january 6th was the very next thing that followed. after his comments on ukraine. and it was what's happening in ukraine is because putin is a dictator. and what could happen in america is donald trump could be a dictator. you know why? because he said he would on day one. and so making that connection highlights the ability to make that contrast, which i think he did really well . i think the other thing about, the speech tonight is that joe biden had a really, important task to talk to the issue around isra

in addition, in the village of krasny partizan, in kalininsky and nikitov. gorlovka area, as well as in the village in staromikhailovka , an explosive object was dropped by the enemy. as a result of a direct hit from an artillery shell fired by ukrainian armed formations in the kirevsky district of donetsk, girls born in 2009 and 2010, as well as a man born in 1977, were injured to varying degrees of severity. russian troops improved the position along the front line in the kupinsky direction, and also occupied more advantageous positions in the donetsk and ovdeevsky directions. about it. reported the ministry of defense. in the avdeysk direction the eighth division of the group of troops-center , acting actively in a coordinated manner, occupied more advantageous positions. fire damage was caused to manpower and equipment of the twenty -fourth and 110 mechanized, seventy -first jaeger brigades, as well as the 103rd defense brigade in the areas of the settlements of mayorsk, novokalinovo, berdychye and rozovka of the donetsk people's republic. also , two cou

is based on the true events that took place in minsk occupied by german troops, in particular the partizanelena mazanik to eliminate the general commissioner of the general district. borussia reigskommissariat Åsland welgel makku. in due to the post-war devastation, since 1945 the film studio belarus film was based in the building of the red church on independence square in minsk for 15 years. the hall was divided into two floors. on the second floor there is a filming pavilion where many scenes of the film were created. gauleiter's apartment was set up in a building on kiseleva street, where the state archive, photo background, and film documents of the bssr were located. watch the film the clock stopped at midnight on march 30 on our tv channel. in the guide section you will find the best projects of our tv channel, news from different parts of the world, a trip to the buddha-koshelevsky district for sights and new adventures, as well as the mysterious worlds of the extraordinary sculptor alexei ostrov. the 55th session of the un human rights council is taking place in geneva. belarus is

was where he was in 2020, facing a again, this is not a partizan. i'm not a democrat. i'm not a republican, but i'm the constitutionalist, which is diminishing group like episcopalians these days, but that he was willing to go into the arena once more. yeah, and that was the first time in 2020 that i was not anxious for i mean, i ran, i really and truly did run all of his campaigns for real. and because else took us seriously and we had no money, no influence, you know, no democrat party in the state and, you know, and i complete a sentence because i was with them all the time. so he could go out and meet the people. and i could run. i had no other agenda except joe and what we wanted to do. but when 20, 20 came, we no intention of running. we wanted to run in 2016 and then beau, joe's eldest child, elder son, my little kid that i got when he was three years old. and beau, he died of a terrible death. i was 46 of glioblastoma. so you can't run for president unless you give it your whole heart, your whole soul, and the whole family's in it. well, the family couldn't do

some of it's partizan, polarization. like republicans are never going to say joe biden's doing a good job. but a lot it is complete and total ignorance. they don't know that there was a coup plot that, there were fake elector schemes that they tried to steal, you know, the voting machines and almost clear marshall like no one knows that it's a for us and why that matters is that voters average americans we're still talking about 50% of the adult population that won't even bother to vote. we got it to like 60 something in 2020. and that was a historic okay, but still means 5% of people who are like you and me, they may even look any different than you and me. they may be college educated, they may not didn't bother to vote between joe biden and donald in the midst of a pandemic where 3000 people were dropping dead on a daily basis. so that's clay that we're working with. and then with even the half that's somewhat engaged they don't they might know who joe the joe biden's the president, but they don't know that the republ

like we're not coming to this with a partizan lens, like we have our own views, obviously. and we say this in the book, but our goal for this is purely an educative function. we want everyone to be able to engage with all of these documents at this enormous moment of real profundity for the country. we've never had anything like this. it's absolutely imperative that every american get engaged on these questions. and we wanted to provide them with a handbook that they could use to do that. >> melissa murray. thank you so much, andrew weissmann as well. thank you. really appreciate it. again, the new book is the trumpet diamants the historic charging documents with commentary three. it is definitely worth picking up. coming up the famine in gaza. why millions there cannot afford the months it may take to build that floating pier to help ferry aid that president biden announced last night, morehead. every don't cost a dime. >> the only limit is the sky. it's our time right now, so you should. you don't want to miss it. last night. time is allowed. >> cidp disrupts. >> cidp der

like we're not coming to this with a partizan lens, like we have our own views, obviously. and we say this in the book, but our goal for this is purely an educative function. we want everyone to be able to engage with all of these documents at this enormous moment of real profundity for the country. we've never had anything like this. it's absolutely imperative that every american get engaged on these questions, and we wanted to provide them with a handbook that they could use to do that. >> well, melissa murray, thank you so much, andrew weissmann as well. thank you. i really appreciate it. again the new book is the trump indictments, the historic charging documents with commentary. it is definitely worth picking up. coming up, the famine in gaza, why millions there cannot afford the months it may take to build that floating pier to help ferry aid that president biden announced last night, morehead. >> eyes feeling dry, tired, stressed. get a boost of moisture with biotrue hydration. boost eye drops for comfort throughout the day. their preservative free, gentle and made w

taking into account the information presented by the state prosecutor evidence, the court of the partizaninsk ruled a guilty verdict. punishment of imprisonment for a period of 5 years, serving the sentence in a correctional colony under general regime conditions with a fine of 50 basic units, which is 2.0 rubles. special confiscation of an expensive laptop smartphone as a means of committing a crime under bank arrest. the defendant's record, computer, game console, quadcopter and other gadgets. the accused must pay off the damage within a month. also, the director where the student studied was instructed to carry out preventive measures with students, talking about such unsafe earnings in the field of cybercrime. an example of selfless service to people and reverent guardians of family values, today in the capital. we honored active, successful menchan women, laureates and winners of the city stage of the woman of the year competition. the ceremony brought together almost fifty representatives of the fair half in six categories, for example, successful leader, spirituality, culture, mate

besides . in the village of krasny partizan, in the kalininsky, nikitovsky district of gorlovka , asmikhailovka, the enemy dropped an explosive object, as a result of a direct hit by an artillery shell fired from the armed forces of ukraine in the kireevsky district of donetsk, various wounds girls born in 2009 and 2010, as well as men born in 1977, received degrees of severity. russian troops improved the position along the front line in the kupinsky direction, and also occupied more. advantageous positions in the donetsk and avdeevsky directions, the ministry of defense reported. in the avdeevsky direction, units of the center group of troops, acting in an active and coordinated manner, occupied more advantageous positions. fire damage was caused to manpower and equipment of the 24th and 110th mechanized, seventy-first jaeger brigades, as well as the 103rd terrestrial defense brigades in the areas of the settlements of mayorsk, novokalinova, berdychye and rozovka of the donetsk people's republic. also repelled were two counterattacks by assault groups 70. usa, a d-20 howitzer, a gv

in addition, in the locality red partizan, in the kalininsky and nikitovsky districts of gorlovka, as well as in the village of staromikhailovka, the enemy dropped an explosive uav. as a result of a direct hit by an artillery shell fired from the ukrainian armed forces in the kiroevsky district of donetsk. girls born in 2009 and 2010, as well as men born in 1977, were injured to varying degrees of severity. well, in the meantime, russian troops improved the position along the front line in the kupinsky direction, and also occupied more advantageous positions on positions in the nadonetsk and avdeevsky directions. this was reported to the ministry of defense. in the avdeevsky direction, a subdivision of the center group of troops, acting in an actively coordinated manner, occupied more advantageous positions. fire damage was caused to the personnel and equipment of the 24th and 110th mechanized, 71st jaeger brigades, as well as the 103rd defense brigade in populated areas. also repelled were two counterattacks by assault groups of the seventy-eighth separate air assault regiment of the

supported by a string of associations from civil society, including the national association of italian partizans. the italians have been very active in organizing pro palestine initiatives since tel aviv launched its genocidal war on gaza. hundreds of rallies and protests in solidarity with the beseeged gazans have been organized across the country over the past months. it's unacceptable that our government is not doing anything to help the palestinians. this is why we are here today. we want to speak out our outrage for that. here in the suburbs of rome, more than 30,00 people have been killed, was standing before history without an answer for the ongoing on slaught in gaza. the italian government has so far been a stunch supporter of the israeli regime, however prime minister giorgio meloni has recently said that rome is opposed to a ground incursion by israeli forces into the gaza strips, southern city of rafa. according to some estimates. "the value of italy's arms sales to israel more than tripled in december 2023 compared with the same month in 2022. this is not worthy that december last y

in the in the 1800s, we have partizan battles and polarization. in the 1800s. lindsey is absolutely, of course, about the 1820s and about the fracturing under the grant and taft administrations. to me, that opens up the same opportunity for presidents to act unilaterally and to take advantage of a situation. so if partizanship gridlock are one of the factors that we think encourage expansions of presidential power, we need to look at that same dynamic in the 1800s, we have roughly about 10 minutes left, maybe 12 minutes. i want to go to questions that are coming in and then stephen, the end give you an opportunity to talk about one of the themes you mentioned, but it really develop, which is why we neglected 19th century by looking at the expansion state power. so let me go to this question. adams and taft served in different branches of government grant only in the executive do you see a difference in the three as to their respect for, the constitutional principle of balance of powers. we all read it again. alison taft the different branches of government gran

in the in the 1800s, we have partizan battles and polarization. f3■in the 1800s.ourse, about the 1820s and about the fracturing under the grant and taft administrations. to me, that opens up the same opportunity for presidents to act unilaterally and to take advantage of a situation. so if partizanship gridlock are one of the factors that we think encourage expansions of presidential power, we need to look at that same dynamic rough0 minutes left, maybe 12 minutes. i want to go to questions that are coming in and then stephen, the end give you an opportunity to talk about one of the themes you mentioned, but it really develop, which is why we neglected 19th century by looking at thesion state power. so let me go to this question. adams and taft served in different branches of government grant only in the executive do you see a difference in the three as to their respect for, the constitutional principle of balance of powers. we all read it again. alison taft the different branches of government grant only in the executive do you see the three as to their respect f

in addition, in the village of krasny partizan, in the kalininsky and nikitovsky districts of gorlovkailovka, the enemy dropped an explosive object. as a result of a direct hit by an artillery shell fired from the ukrainian armed forces in the kirovsky district of donetsk. injuring various. girls born in 2009 and 2010, as well as men born in 1977, received degrees of severity. while the kiev regime is striking at civilians in donbass, the russian. occupy more advantageous positions on the line of combat contact. our fighters have advanced...

in addition, in the village of krasny partizan, in kalininsky, nikitov. in the gorlovka area, as well as in the village of staromikhailovka, the enemy dropped an explosive object from a uav, as a result a direct hit from an artillery shell fired from the ukrainian armed forces in the kiroevsky district of donetsk. girls born in 2009 and 200, as well as a man born in 1977, were injured to varying degrees of severity. while the kiev regime is striking at civilians in donbass, the russian military is occupying more advantageous positions on the line of combat contact. our fighters have advanced in... the direction of the special operation, the ministry of defense reported this. in addition, on this section of the front, the ukrainian armed forces lost up to 280 militants. the military department also spoke about achievements in other areas. in the avdeysk direction , a unit of the troops center group , acting in an actively coordinated manner, occupied more advantageous positions. fire damage was caused to the personnel and equipment of the 24th and 110th mechanized 71st jaeger brigades,

in addition, in the village of krasny partizan, in the kalininsky and nikitovsky districts of gorlovkal as in the village of staromikhailovka the enemy dropped an explosive uav. as a result of a direct hit from an artillery shell , ukrainian armed forces suffered injuries of varying severity in the kirovsky district of donetsk. girls born in 2009 and 2010, as well as men born in 1977 received. earlier, the head of the dpr, denis pushiliin, said that last night, during the shelling of gorlovka , a local bakery came under fire, four employees received shrapnel wounds, and three people were sent to the hospital. from the head pain there is askafenp, at an affordable price. ultra with enhanced composition to combat headaches and migraines. askafen - when you have a headache. deposit, best interest, up to 16% per annum in sberbank online. i found out my credit rating and chose the right loan. check your credit score on a comparison site or app. it's free, and we'll select the most profitable loan based on your current payments and credit history. i found out, compared, chose. compare with y

in addition , in the village of krasny partizan, in the kalininsky and nikitovsky districts of gorlovka, as well as in the village of staromikhailovka , the enemy dropped an explosive uav. as a result of a direct hit artillery shell fired from the armed forces. girls born in 2009 and 2010, as well as men born in 1977, received varying degrees of severity. russian troops improved the position along the front line in the kupinsky direction, and also occupied more advantageous positions in the donetsk and ovdeevsky directions. this was reported to the ministry of defense. in the avdeysk direction, units of the group of troops-center, acting actively and harmoniously, occupied the more advantageous ones. manpower was inflicted on the position running away and equipment of the twenty-fourth and 110 mechanized, seventy-first jaeger brigades, as well as the 103rd defense brigade in the areas of mayorsk, novokalinovo, berdychye and rozovka of the donetsk people's republic. two counterattacks of assault groups of the 78th separate air assault regiment of the ukrainian armed forces in the areas o

that's not partizan. that's not being for one side or against another. that's just calling it. it is. and i feel like to this day after, all that we've seen seven years into the donald trump experiment here, they're still struggling with that, still ask themselves, well, how much of donald trump should we broadcast should we call this a lie or? should we just say this is what he said and leave it at that? do we have a responsibility? is it news because he's the nominee to just say what he said and not weigh in? that is an incredible in my disservice to the american people to to our republic. it was said the stage yesterday that if the media has a bias it should be biased towards democracy and that should be the filter in the lens in which they talk about and write about the events that they are chronicling. you know, don, it is fascinating to me because this is someone who has whether it's at abc, cnn, fox, the inside out. and i think that we can all agree that that is a very broad spectrum that is represented by those news institutions. and, you know, donna, has made what i th