we return to the house of philip kirkorov.ing. and everyone was forbidden to talk. yes. in a whisper while the people's artist was giving an interview. for philip, when he formulates words into thoughts, nothing should distract him. but before the team started the engine, one of philip kirkurov’s assistants managed to tell me that the star did not sleep well at night. it turns out that in a peaceful sleep in the morning only literature immerses him. you know what i re-read last time. three days ago the wizard of the emerald city, volkovo, volkovo, exactly volkovo, exactly volkova, there was also a continuation there, for some reason i can’t find this book, that’s where i have a library, and we brought all these books once - then from bulgaria, in russia in the soviet union, it was not impossible to get these books, you had to hand over 20 kg of waste paper, for this you were given a coupon by the master margarita for... yes, yes, in bulgaria there was a store in varna, it was called soviet literature, where are these all the s

reynolds and philip morris. let me also quote some the recently reported statements in the media of officials from one company that reveal a recognition of nicotine drug like effects. well, nicotine is not only a very fine drug, but the technique of administration by smoking has considerable psychological advantage as well. nicotine is a very remarkable, beneficent drug. it both helps the body to resist external stress and also can, as a result, a pronounced tranquilizing effect. these statements were apparently made by sir charles ellis, who, as science adviser to the board of brown and williamson sister company, british american tobacco company. dr. dr. ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food a

reynolds and philip morris. let me also quote some the recently reported statements in the media of officials from one company that reveal a recognition of nicotine drug like effects. well, nicotine is not only a very fine drug, but the technique of administration by smoking has considerable psychological advantage as well. nicotine is a very remarkable, beneficent drug. it both helps the body to resist external stress and also can, as a result, a pronounced tranquilizing effect. these statements were apparently made by sir charles ellis, who, as science adviser to the board of brown and williamson sister company, british american tobacco company. dr. dr. ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food a

philip: it is very significant. sonali: 100's, 200's? yes, those levels, caps on that can be raised. the longer you stay out, these companies have gotten bigger and scaled. private equity has been active doing bolt on acquisitions. the only real exit is the public markets. there are so many private equity takeouts that are greater than $10 billion in size. you need to go to the public markets, or we have not talked about the strategic bid coming in. and we start to see strategic corporate m&a, increasing appetite. that gives another avenue. sonali: massive question about how robust this m&a market can be through the end of the year. you have not seen mega deals. you have seen 30 billion dollar deals coming through the pipe but a lot of uncertainty. we spoke to paul. very uncertain that you'll see a lot of deals the rest of the year. how much excitement is they are around large technology deals right now? is it possible in this environment? philip: we will see a measured pickup and m&a activity for the remainder of 2024. already a better

king of the stage, philip kirkorov.e rest of their lives, and... eternal youth, of course, the years take their toll, but the spirit is inside, this is the state of a thirty-three-year-old man, i am in myself i feel like one day tomorrow at 14:05 on ntv. after the rift with kirkorov, prokhor remembered his old friend irina dubtsova, she wouldn’t refuse to help her childhood friend, i remember seeing ira dubtsov for the first time, i’m in the dpp, we had this kind of political education house in volgograd, where am i dealt with these folk. songs, we also had a show group called jam, these are modern songs, like yes, that is, pop music, so i remember on the stairs, ira was sitting on the marble in some incredible, ultra-fashionable for those times in a suit, sitting there all chewing gum, so youthful, so cool all over, hello, where are you from, i’m from a jam group, where i’m from, i say, populist, ugh, you’re not fashionable, it’s like, what’s that there, and something we somehow talked to her, come to us, hello, unique

interest in philip kirkorov is almost always turbulent.s unrestrained, very exhausted, but talented, of course, otherwise he would not have remained on his throne of the king of russian pop music for so long. let me note that there were no holy stars in show business and there never will be, these are the rules and features of existence in this global industry, elvis presley. glory to the artist: here is the first golden harp, a couple of dozen golden gramophones, there are crystal microphones, and precious plates with apples and diplomas for the song of the year, and orders, and medals, certificates of honor, and endless gratitude. kirkorov even keeps those with errors. everything is dear to him. dear philip, and these treasures are unique handmade icons in luxurious frames, especially this one. from master vladimir from simphepol. after the stroke, his arms were paralyzed like this, just like that, the tears flow on their own. it is made from flax in knots. i think there are about 20 million nodules here. phenomenal technology. and when

yuri, maybe i should give philip something?. yes, and the price of this painting, yuri, which, well, 3,000 dollars, philip kirkurov is satisfied, buying paintings for him is also a good investment, in a few years everything he acquired will soar in price. i have here on the right left, where the stairs are, these strange paintings with allegorical animals, i bought 10 paintings, i bought them for some very small ones, these paintings cost 20 times more, where the widow of mikhail krug is looking for a husband for herself and a bride for her son, i have my own . i will say in every possible way, he is the best oligarch, we will see for ourselves in a couple of minutes what they did to yulia nachalova, her first and her penultimate husband, she says, why can’t i do that with a man, i say, why are you crying, he says, oh , it seems to me that someone tricked me, who will be responsible for the death of yura shatunov, who is he to forbid me anything? why should we look for the killers of andrei panin in ukraine? on the snake island

philip, welcome philip ingram. philip, welcome to the show. i speak to you , to the show.n. i speak to you often on these matters. philip, you're known for your forthright opinions. it just is astonishing what's happened. philip, what's your take? >> completely shocking. you know, he's let the, huge number of veterans that sacrificed or give the ultimate sacrifice, the sacrifice their lives for the democracy, the freedoms that we enjoy today. he's let them down, not just the veterans that were attending there, but those that were attending because they were in the graves under grave stones. he let all of them down. he let the country down. he let his majesty down. he let, those that are serving down and he let himself down. he really let himself down. he really let himself down. he really let himself down. really badly. this was more than a gross error of judgement and not something that because it was timetabled weeks ago, he should have turned around and said, i'm sorry. no, this is too important. i'm staying. >> do you think this may have just been an oversight? may thi

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this is hosted in the studio by philip trofimov.labs university project is known for its ability to generate the human voice amazingly well. now i've learned how to create background sounds for dubbing and video. well, more precisely, i learned it a little earlier. but now the source codes of this tool have been made publicly available, and the tool has been upgraded to a fully automatic state, eliminating the need for a person to even formulate a text request ; fortunately, it is now involved in the process immediately. two generative neural networks, it works as follows: the user uploads a video lasting up to 22 seconds, from each second the program pulls out four separate frames and sends them to gpt4o, this is the latest version of the neural network from open ai, it already recognizes the image and formulates a text query, describing, what and how it could sound there, that’s why i’m already prompt eleven labs generative model creates sound design, the output is four. options, you can listen to them and download them already su

sir philip general election.atest tory candidate to be accused of gambling on the election. he reportedly bet £8,000 against himself holding his seat. that's according to the times, but there's no suggestion he's done anything illegal. at least five conservatives are being investigated by the gambling commission as part of its inquiry into bets on the timing of the july 4th poll. labour has also been dragged into the row, suspending one candidate after he was investigated by the regulator for betting on himself to lose his seat . now a regulator for betting on himself to lose his seat. now a man understood to be a member of the labour party, who was arrested in connection with the so—called westminster honeytrap scandal, has been released on bail. the met police says the arrest relates to an investigation being carried out by its parliamentary liaison and investigation team, following reports of unsolicited messages sent to mps and others . in other sent to mps and others. in other news, junior doctors in england

we got data on lines from philip lane saying this morning just out about two minutes ago actually were seeing significant wage increases in some countries. that has been the factor that, of course, has been looked forward how much of the wage increases impacted the decision then made by the ecb wage inflation and services inflation can key factors and even in the uk as well we will unpack that one. philip lane saying cost pressure are to be muted next year which is a hint toward more cuts that should not be too siensitie to monthly inflation data. need to differentiate between note noise and signal i want to ask on that one, if you want to differentiate on noise and signal, if you look at any data, any of it could be noise. how do you differentiate it? >> that is something you see with a stronger inflation print. markets react an degrees sufficiently the ecb is looking for a sustained downward trend they are not reacting to one data point it is looking at the longer picture and take a look at where core inflation is headed and they look at wages and the strength of the economic activ

with technology news. and philip trofimov, host of the vesnet program, philip, greetings, huawei wantsike apple, released its own operating system for its smartphones and smartwatches, does the chinese company have a chance to create a third alternative ecosystem? good afternoon, well , that would be great, at least from the point of view of competition and all its delights for users, another question, until now no one has been able to contrast the app with google, on the third hand, huawei has advanced the furthest, in general it should be interesting, but more details a little later, let's start with... with the apple corporation. apple became the first company to be charged with violating the new eu digital markets law. as was said, the claim has already been sent to cupertina and is awaiting a response. according to the european regulator, apple ignored the requirement to provide developers with the opportunity to interact with users of their services outside the company’s app store. the subtlety here is that apple , just after the adoption of new european legislation, in principle

let's find out from philip trofimov, the host of the vesnet program. philip, greetings.fer from the already familiar voice generation and how much will such a service cost? good afternoon. as they say, the attempt to make a dubbing actor out of a robotic voice turned out to be a non-trivial task; it is still in the process of being solved. with the price it's all easier included in your current book service subscription, but it's there. some restrictions, more details a little later, let's start with the main event of the tech world. the large annual conference for apple developers dubdub dc has traditionally been held in a theatrical online format since the beginning of coronavirus quarantines; this time , the head of the company, timkuk, met employees jumping from a plane while standing on the roof of the campus. but what’s more surprising is that in the first hour of the main presentation of neural networks, machine learning and other artificial intelligence was practically not mentioned, but then, when this... came down to earth, probably the main announcement happen

with technology news, philip trofimov, host of the vesnet program.p, hello, the company that created the world's first foldable phone with a flexible screen is filing for bankruptcy, despite the fact that the demand for such devices is growing rapidly. good afternoon, well, yes, in general this is such a vivid example of the fact that even a revolutionary technology or some idea in itself... in general, it’s worth nothing if you can’t put it into some convenient device , well, although from a human perspective it’s certainly a shame for the inventors. a little more details a little later, let's start with what is still growing. at least half of all microelectronics production equipment produced in japan over the past 9 months was bought by companies from china. this conclusion was reached by a japanese publication, whose analysts studied trade and customs documents of the two countries, and this happens on the phone. china from western countries, since the japanese authorities have been demanding to obtain a special license for the export of everythi

after kennedy got elected, there was a lieutenant governor named philip nash. some of you may remember his name and he was a humphrey guy and he wasn't really part of the kennedy team, didn't really invite him or reach out to him much. and so there were some sour grapes there. but he eventually during the general election came through huge for for kennedy. so when kennedy called up pat lucey and said, why aren't you asking for a job? you want some patronage. you did a great job here. what do you want do? pat lucey said, i want i want to stay here and raise my family here doing some real estate stuff. but, you know, my friend philip nash could use a job because he lost his own lieutenant governorship reelection, pushing for kennedy and. so the fact that pat lucey could could reach out to an ally, but also someone who wasn't always an ally and pushed him to the front of that list is a really beautiful story. i think thank you for that. yes. yes, exactly. exactly. anyone else? yes, sir. there's a whole literary genre of campaign books. and i'm wondering if you hav

and salads and borscht, sour cream, yes, and what was philip like little? contract so that you know that these dads, leave me alone, i’ll find them anyway, i have a memory, he’s sometimes such a hot-tempered one, my father was like that, quick-tempered, but very kind, i want to say, not me, not my grandmother, not vika, not a single day did he say, philip, a sadist. lessons, not a single day did anyone utter this word, we never had the trouble of being summoned to parents’ evenings there, scolded that the children were being hooligans or not, on the contrary, he studied diligently so that he went to the music school at the same time, zhdanovsky district , he was the only one to win a medal. and why did you name your son philip? i’ll tell you a secret that we named philip in advance, they usually say that if you name children in advance, it’s not good, that’s why philip got sick at first, we were scared, after that there were problems with ulcers, there were problems with sea buckthorn, things like red caviar, and here already... the eliseevsky store helped

just keep driving, philip, fast as you can. seems like they're trained on the road.le's made it. in the car following behind us, they strike even nearer. explosion 0of! crack get up very quickly. they have a drone, 0k? so it's dangerous. they have drones following us now. just go straight in, philip. go straight in. don't bother... go straight in, straight in. finally, we make it to cover, out of range of the shelling, out of sight of the drone. both cars and everyone inside are safe. violin playing and the jungle's canopy offers protection to myanmar�*s schoolchildren, too. despite the war, songs are still heard and ballads still played by these students at the golden flower music school. the violin of their teacher, maw hpray myar, drowns out the din of war. some of her students are as young as 14. this is their refuge for now. their families have sent them here to learn, and to keep them safe. she instructs pupils we met a lot of young people here today. soon some of them will have to go and fight. how does that make you feel? # nowhere to run # nowhere to hide...

social networks, that in principle. in some sites we talk about the fact that the constitution of philiphe eagle is the first constitution in the world. 1710 year bendery, pelyporlyk with the cossacks adopts this law. is it really so, or really can this document be called the first constitution in the world, and is it possible in principle to call the constitution of philip orlyk a constitution in our modern understanding and vision? we sometimes like to talk about the fact that it was really the first constitution in ukraine, in the world, that... the document is progressive, that it is older than the french, american, polish, but at the same time, if we look at it frankly and more objectively on this question, yes, it was quite a progressive document of the time, it was a document about distribution in fact responsibilities, about the organization of the life of the cossack state, but at the same time we must not forget that in the full sense of the word... probably it was not a constitution, but again we must remember about the fact that before the first constitution of such a world l

dahlia lithwick and philip bump, thank you both for your time and thoughts tonight. really appreciate it. >>> we have much more ahead tonight. do you haveni any summer travel plans, cross-country road trip maybe? today former president trump singled out one, quote, horrible american city that at least he might recommend skipping. >>> but first the supreme court upheld thefi primary drug used most abortions for now, but that doesn't mean the fight is over, not by a long shot. i'll talk to nancy northrop at the center for reproductive rights coming up next. the center for reproductive rights coming up next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast

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i think that is a fear. >> that's a good argument by philip. here's the challenge.on florida by 3 in 2020. if you wins by 6 in florida tech and to be fair i think you'll win by more than that, he would still be doubling the amount he won and state of florida by. if trump only wins florida by 3 then i think we can say uh-oh trump may have issues in the state of florida. if he loses new york by 8 that would mean he's improved. i'm not great at math. i went to tennessee public school. i believe that would mean he's improving in new york by 15 points. if he improves by 15 points in new york attack he is not losing pennsylvania can wisconsin or michigan and he's likely even going to add minnesota to his bn record book their, so i think again these numbers when you look at virginia dead even in the fox news polecat when you look at minnesota there is a poll that had him up 1, biden is playing defense. trump is advancing. i don't think north your line is in play. the only route right now 4.5 months out his big ten superiority that would put joe biden back the white house.

a philip randolph was the head of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters porters. so he knows to organize. and that's important. these individuals important because they work with the trains. and if they stop as the country mobilizing to war, then all of those soldiers and everybody who are trying to enroll and enlist in the military, all of that sort of comes to a halt because they're not moving baggage, they're not moving luggage, they're not booming freight, they're not doing any of that. but it's touching that. right. and so one of the things that that happens during this period is that looking at racial discrimination in the industry and jobs in the defense. a philip randolph says to the government that if racial discrimination was dealt with then he would lead a march on washington and his union would strike again. as the country is mobilizing towards war, that is a critical i mean, it's just a critical moment. and and the of african-americans you going marching on washington at a time when the nation is suggesting is fighting for democracy abroad, is the typ

and why should philip come and do y'all do more talk so used to come get it done? pretty guaranteed. so right now, to move this here just that's going to do the i'm going to get them to want to just have them get them by pretty quick, a good time to get them booked. when i enter my phone to then you by, you could have them, would you tell me do a so if and you just that i see somebody who doesn't d as in simmons of see in the, in the 1st page of the author of the, the pretty straightforward list for each of them course in the 1st one put through the post. let me. ready put you off the original movie. okay, welcome to the full 2001 for all the warranty disk. and then if the did that give you a monitor quite a bit with the code. yes, i'll send you a fuck with which i think we should. we should have because we put in your book goes to long and so no, so no, no, no one with the sky. sure. for progressive already. most of the top of the news, if you will just go to the up the phone good for the for with you. but i mean, all of us 1st because we have to 0 and we won't ev

at minus philip dickenson.ng director of the transit link security initiative he strategy and security. continuing with the program, we will shift our focus to brussels. we will just take a brief pause whilst we wait for the ambassador, audible julianne smith, u.s. ambassador to nato in brussels for conversation moderated by andrew desiderio, senior congressional reporter with punchbowl news. so we will be back in just one moment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back everybody. to te next session which is the spears spotlight discussion with the honorable julianne smith, use ambassador to nato. , senior congressional reporter with punchbowl news. andrew, over two. >> thank you very much and thank you much to all of you for joining us here in person as well as on the live stream for today's event, a back to business birthday priority for the 2024 nato summit here in was

dahlia lithwick and philip bump, thank you both for your time tonight. appreciate it. >>> we have much more ahead tonight. do you have any summer travel plans? cross country road trip maybe? today former president donald trump singled out one, quote, horrible american city that at least he might recommend skipping. >>> but first supreme court upheld access to the primary drug used in most abortions for now, but that doesn't mean the fight is over. not by a long shot. i'll talk to nancy nor thereupon at the center for productive rights coming up next. r for productive rights coming up next. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. researc

briefly, philip hammond, _ buying government bonds.e challenges are deep rooted _ nonsense. the challenges are deep rooted. they go back to the global financial— rooted. they go back to the global financial crisis. what people need to hear— financial crisis. what people need to hear from the labour party is how it is going _ to hear from the labour party is how it is going to— to hear from the labour party is how it is going to deliver this additional economic growth and what ithink— additional economic growth and what i think we _ additional economic growth and what i think we all need to be reassured about— i think we all need to be reassured about is— i think we all need to be reassured about is that as a labour government finds in— about is that as a labour government finds in its— about is that as a labour government finds in its second or third year that— finds in its second or third year that it — finds in its second or third year that it isn't _ finds in its second or third year that it isn't delivering that magic economic— tha

this is hosted by the studio philip trofimov.ial intelligence, like cha gpt, does not threaten human employment, but directly affects it. and the first victims were copywriters, those who write texts to order, as the british bbc cites example. the content production company fired 60 people who were involved in writing texts , leaving only one author to correct mistakes with artificial intelligence, as well as make the texts more humane, but after a few months they automated this work too. more importantly, this particular example is part of a global trend that was studied in the first large joint study of specialists from harvard business school, the german institute for economic research, the technical university of berlin and imperial college london, according to their estimates , after the appearance of part of gpt, the number of tasks for freelancers on online platforms around the world has decreased significantly, writing texts and program code is in first place here, minus 21%. orders for graphic and 3d design decreased by

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returned, i immediately entered, while i was touring the koltsovo, sometimes for 9 months a year, philipip with boris sankin couldn’t withstand such long separations, i don’t know if it’s possible to raise this topic, well, my dad was like that, god bless him, a jealous person, but easily carried away, but naturally, he didn’t like it, the marriage of mir mikhalovna and sankina soon broke up, their son philip koltsev became a composer, he writes music, including for the birch tree. she cried literally every day, because she was dissatisfied with herself, and any problem, you know, maintaining such a team is such a difficult matter, they called her the iron of the world, yes, in fact, she was a very subtle and vulnerable person, very vulnerable, very subtle, and in the circle of family and loved ones she revealed herself. nadezhda did not encourage marriage within the team, and the birth of a child sometimes put an end to her career, but koltsova never created obstacles for her lover. on at the moment we counted 10 young ones in the birch tree. it so happened that together we had a daught

this is hosted by the studio philip trofimov.the personal processor market computers has reached a new level and the main roster of participants in this global competition with tens of billions of dollars in prize money has expanded significantly. the computer exhibition that opened in taiwan has actually drawn up a new standings. and confirmation of the fundamental nature of the change can be considered a new episode of the advertising-anti-advertising series, which has been going on for almost 20 years. and of course, everything now revolves around artificial intelligence. intel. still the market leader in processors for pcs officially presented a new generation, which received the name lunar lake, and these are more systems on a chip than in the entire history of the company, here on one chip there is not only a central processor, a graphics accelerator, which is mandatory today, a neural coprocessor for accelerating artificial intelligence tasks directly on the device, but they also placed ram here, exactly the same as those

not an easy situation for civilians turning soldiers, but in necessary one says english teacher, philip. otherwise, he voluntarily signed up after more than 2 years of war. she wants his country and is hometown keys to become a safe place again? an appeal vacuum. not just to keep it, but to prepare for the berries. we had one felipe of an ankle has decided to join the ukrainian abi if sounds like uh too much to see it is yeah. but i have lost the meaning of my civil life. civilian people died like every day, and it's not a joke. once a month i wake up due due to explosions or flashing, besides bone being key. and in this case, learning programming or becoming a developer or grades in your family. it feels like you are a low, i'm line to myself. silly as an english teacher in the put to yours has been working for months on his physical and mental fitness right now. although people think that the right now is the worst moments to join army. and i understand that because your brain lacks less shells. ideally, man, everything we're like, i would have things i feel the time, but i do, and i

but saying good bye isn't easy. philip has cut off ties with his father in odessa, who he says remains staunchly pro russian. he says somebody isn't even aware. he's joining the army. who really miss the most of my friends. i feel that it's worth protecting them if they have to be sold. yeah, but the most difficult part of yeah, that's the thing my friends of a are the really amazing people in the afternoon philip meets 2 of them, said he and e, or have known for the since the child is decision to join, the army has stowed a lot of emotions you cleans all me is struggling to find fresh recruits. a new mobilization loan has tightened registration procedures for men each $25.00 to $60.00 and impulse dependencies for dropboxes. for the po ever made this decision when before, but you guys will get that anymore. so when i support that leap, i feel proud of him for making such a difficult decision. and i'm also a little ashamed that i haven't made such a decision yet because i could have made watching with them and google thing and the smoke and was so of course i'm worried about him not. is

philip yankovsky, it was decided to invite the english doctor dimmesdale.id, all this is poisoning a healthy person with an infection. where is this seen? me people. on saturday on rtr, catch a fish, big or small, well, in general, you have chosen the right place, have you ever wondered why people count eggs, fats, carbohydrates, this is where my question begins, can something tasty be healthy, i’ll try it, the level of inflammation decreases, pain in... can useful things be pleasant, science fiction, can scientific things be understandable, and you make a wish, yes, yes, yes, yes, again, yes, every person in every region of russia can make their diet not only tasty, but also healthy. and this lifts the mood, that’s for sure, the formula for food on saturday on rtr, this is for you, well, get some sleep, gentlemen, just a minute, pay attention, today is a big day, a big holiday, dashing, it’s been a long time since we’ve seen each other. we're just looking at the brigade on the platform.

philip zelikov , a new evil message is now forming, and part of it hers is iran, russia, china and north korea, and he points out that this axis of evil is much more coordinated and strong than those axes, well, that axis that was, for example, in the 30 there in 9.38 years, germany, its allies are there, and he says that little by little it is building up to... the next two or three years, the world will enter a very dangerous phase, when even the third world war is possible, because these interests are intertwined, and this actual axis of evil, it acts in a very coordinated way, but do you also have this feeling, or is iran for example, such a truly one hundred percent ally of china and the russian federation, is there such a mood there, are these autocracies listed now ready for a global confrontation with... the western world with the world of democracy? i think that the direction of movement exists, but let's look specifically at the example of iran, as the closest to me in the north korean case, i honestly do not know very well, but the iranian material gives some answers: they are

now technology news, philip trofimov, host of the vesnet program, is with us.day a new smartphone, which almost caused a stir, why such interest in the new product? good afternoon, well, this is a rather interesting story, the smartphone itself is not particularly striking, but who exactly released it, this is more interesting, here and techno-nostalgia and maybe even some hopes for some innovations in the future, but more on that a little later, let's start with big domestic news. yandex has learned to speed up the process of training neural networks by a quarter, or rather learned it some time ago, the search engine’s own projects have been working this way since january, but this became known only now when the company made the corresponding solution publicly available to everyone, in fact, yandex was able to rework and improve existing tools that optimize communication between individual graphics accelerators, which in the process of training large language models uses thousands of measurements to understand: for a search engine , training the popular open-s

the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army generals philip sheridan express the evidence of this policy and the income is worth the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims in millions having been a majority on the continent before being digit, as people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the. it's just the what is it? the portal was their deliveries of my know that's of so the team go we just want talk one years old the the the.

among them, cjay philip, an actor, dancer, and educator from baltimore.f the 2020 for excellence in theater education award. philip is the creative director of dance and be more, which serves as a gateway to theater dancing music for people of all agents. she told us how she felt when she heard the news butte >> thoughts of my mom and my staff and the young people we work with in all of the folks who even make an award like this possible, just filled my heart with lots of joy. >> norah: joy. and you can watch the tony awards this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs. "on the road" is next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by teva. s medicatid unintentional movements in his face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced dan's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, dan can stay on his mental health meds— (dan) cool hair! (female vo

in spain, the prime minister against the king, pedro sanchez, the prime minister of spain and king philip iv. it all started with covid, the prime minister suggested letting the situation take its course, the king demanded decisive measures to combat the virus, then they diverged more in style... the leadership of the country and even in personal everyday habits, it came to the point that sanchez began to demand that the king be deprived of immunity, so who would win, a bull or a conquistador, and in general, who would who is speaking in this spanish political corrida, how the country of siesta influences russia, right now in our program puppet heir tuti, maria butina with you, we are starting. we look at some of the global implications. spanish solidarity from the first days full scale war, thanks for all the help and support. as a sign of gratitude, zelensky literally rolled sanchez into asphalt, or rather into tiles, placing a sign with his name on the alley of courage, which was placed in front of the verkhovna rada. there is now such an attraction in kiev, to bring in vain patrons so

ishchenko, philip ishchenko?rafficking, otherwise he’s clean, address, thank you, drugs, well, let’s go, i forgot to stock up or something, and i’m at work, of course. "there's no point in us hanging around here, rocking, real the suspect is sitting in our department, and we are working out leads here, lesh, so no, no need to suffer, you wake up, uncle too, don’t discourage the team for me, look, he got to the bottom of everyone, i’m the arch, hello, don’t be scared , i tell you, here’s the captain’s nest, lesh, excuse me, it’s a duty, to stand, to nest, to stand, moron. i saw that this was for you, yes, you’re right here, where are you going, i went to fight this big guy alone in hand-to-hand combat, it’s okay that this big guy is half as big as you, i mean, but i saw what his eyes were like angry, ugh, vakhtank called, who died, but no one died, he broke through philip's geolocation, he is now... hanging out in his workshop for a couple of blocks, well, let's go, well , let's go, let me finish, this is where yo

philip kirkorov is well versed in bouquets, but he also tried himself as a soda maker, the country moodof the good morning program, their positivity multiplied by the velvet of flowers gives rise to the most tender images from childhood. you argue, they say: a sea of ​​flowers, a sea of ​​flowers, now it’s clear what it looks like, what it’s like, and how wonderful it is to stay on the sidelines, just watch the process, it’s impossible to even film a story, you want to plant, in general, plant like that. .. you are a gardener’s dream, you take a box, walk along red square, place it carefully, following the design or inventing the design as you go, like this, closer, densely, planted, yana podiban, dmitry remizov, natalya labanova, evgeniy leonov, channel one. that's all, thank you for being with us, right the program is on air now, let's get married.