svitlana's post-traumatic stress disorder.hen let's er, since you see each person is an individuality, let's talk about how not to miss this symptom because a person is not can always correctly assess , for example, her psycho-emotional state, and probably in this there are more hopes for her environment, what behavior of a person should attract attention and give this signal that she already needs the help of a specialist well if we are talking about post-traumatic stress disorder, then it is a very important issue, not only sleep disturbance, the occurrence of anxiety, excessive inner restlessness, er, er, irritation of increased certain autonomic manifestations that can cause increased anxiety or anxiety, and increased pulse and increased pressure, and er, diarrhea can be flatulence, bloating, which can lead people to specialists of a different profile , therapeutic cardiologists or gastroenterology, although in fact it is increased anxiety, i have repeatedly i also told you about this on my my channel. i also talk about so

washington post, longtime employee. is that correct? i am not. they brought me over from the new york times where i had been for 11 years on the books desk there, which i greatly enjoyed and loved. my colleagues there. but this was just such an exciting opportunity, kitty, to like i said, i think we've already heard from so many local readers who remember because it wasn't long ago when would get a book called on sundays, and they're just thrilled to have it back. so to be a part of both the legacy of that, but also kind of reimagining it for a new generation is really exciting. well, if you think of the new york times book review section as kind of the the grand dame of book review sections, how is book world different and how is it similar? well, the similarities are probably easier just because two degree book reviews are book reviews. if you're interested in fiction, nonfiction, you're going to find very thoughtful pieces in both places about them. but to the degree that they're different, i think it's there's a slight difference in audiences

. >> post here! get your post here. new york post... >> murdoch put his stamp on the city of new york. here i am. you'd better pay some attention. i'm going to have one hell of an impact. >> as usual, we were drinking one night, the producers, the reporters and me. we always gathered. >> the first concrete block was removed by east german workers. >> and we hear the berlin wall is coming down. what? we've got to go. what? a current affair's got to go to the wall? oh yeah. so we made a few calls. and we commandeered the gulfstream jet. and about eight or nine of us got on that jet at midnight and flew to berlin. a current affair was rupert's baby, to the point where i believe rupert wrote a check out of his own checking account every single week for the show. >> this show is rampant anarchy. >> rupert liked it because it was cheeky. >> charles and camilla's naughty thong fantasy. >> it was edgy. >> these gorgeous playmates frolic with privileged guests. >> a current affair. >> it was a tabloid show. he said there is a pl

. >> the london post. >> the london post. >> and rupert murdoch's plans for a new paper, the post, alsofleet street. >> the london post would be produced at wapping. and then murdoch announced that this new newspaper would need new terms of employment. >> murdoch delivers this really strict and nonnegotiable set of demands. and he says that they're going to apply not only to this london post, but to all of his newspapers. murdoch knows that the unions could never accept these terms. he wants them to reject the terms, and they take the bait. the workers vote to go on strike. >> under the uk laws at the time, you could lose your job for going on strike. and now in one fell swoop, murdoch fires nearly 6,000 workers. >> we all went down to wapping to the site. and then all of a sudden, all these lorries started pouring out of the print factory. >> the trucks coming out of the wapping plant are filled with murdoch's newspapers. >> the printing press will be printing it in about five minutes. and news of the world is the same as ever. >> but it does seem that you had been planning for a coup

posting with the same caption right here and posting the same video as well.e have a video that goes with the post right here, where we have -- we can see a military armored vehicle targeted by rocket lauhers. and we just fast-forward the video just a bit, we can see some action right here. allegedly showing a nato military convoy destroyed by russian missiles. marc: so we will be able to find out the exact origin of these images? reporter: if we take a closer look to the video, we can see that the quality of the image is extremely poor. hence a reverse image search did not yield any results. but we took a closer look at this screenshot that we have right here. there are several elements that do allow us to cast doubt on the veracity of these claims. for instance, these identical and symmetrical explosion lines. is not the first time our staff at the observers team has observed these images coming from video games, especially from this extremely realistic deal game right here that re-creates military simulations and drills. so we conducted a simple search on y

., �* ~ ., , post? we don't know where she is at the moment- — post?s at the moment- in _ post? we don't know where she is at the moment. in that _ post? we don't know where she is at the moment. in that instagram - post? we don't know where she is at the moment. in that instagram post| the moment. in that instagram post she said that she is heading to around with the rest of the team and the team left two days earlier than scheduled and they are believed to be on the way to i and she may still decide not to come back if the economy stay in that country because if she does, she is expected to be arrested and facing interrogation or imprisonment. it is a very sensitive issue for the iranian government. some informed sources have said that her passport and her phone were confiscated and we don't know the instagram post that was posted on her page, whether she posted it herself by somebody else is in control of her social media accounts and if she did so, whether it was under duress or not.— and if she did so, whether it was under duress or not. we've all

there never was a london post. >> the london post was actually a ruse. >> it was a shadow newspaper to work force. >> murdoch's always denied this. but there is one thing we do know. rupert murdoch never published a single issue "the london post." one thing which would have given murdoch security about this plan was his relationship with margaret thatcher. are as far as the two were very close. his newspapers had backed her. and she, in turn, backed him. she saw the power of the unions and thought the unions were holding britain back. as to murdoch, their interests were very, very tightly aligned. she supported this move at wapping. and the police basically protected the murdoch operation. >> is anyone hurt? >> we came up to 1,000 people marching up the road. the reaction of the police could be exceptionally hostile. broken arms. broken legs. stitched heads. and this went on for 13 months. >> 13 months after the firing, beaten down, after months on the pi picket line, murdoch and the print workers strike a deal. he agrees to give them a one-time payment. >> most of the people who were

in november forty-fifth, it was here in the first post-war years. belarusian car was born under the brand name maz, cab , cardan shaft, bridges. everything, it was already produced by ourselves. and by november 7, 1947, the thirtieth anniversary of the october revolution, the first five dump trucks under the brand name of the minsk automobile plant came out of the factory gates. maz-205a on the radiator grill was already flaunting our belarusian bison, which has become a special sign of the hallmark of domestic engineering. this will then be the maz-500 and the maz-530 awarded the grand prix in brussels, the latest modern cars. then the development of your own maz-205 was a great labor victory for the entire staff of the enterprise. comparing the car 200 and today's car mas-6430 is very difficult and difficult. that one was done by hand, basically, the selection and, as such, the marking equipment did everything. as such, there was no e equipment. well, the details. there were many times less. of the old maz 200 frame wooden plywood lining but it wa

russia is one of the most key players in the post-soviet space. been bringing peace and security to the caucasus, and we need to deal with this in the future. i subscribe to every word. here we are now participating in valdai forum with ivan alekseevich. very many representatives from non-western countries say that russia should offer an attractive model of a multipolar world, a multipolar world in itself. and it is not always favorable. yes, you need to make it like this here. uh, russian intellectual political leadership is much more in demand than six degrees, and russia really should offer an attractive model in the post-soviet space. it is vital and interesting, turkey is now pursuing a policy of turkishizing in relation to the turkic peoples of those whom it can turkishize, but in the case of armenia a. almost won't work. well, of course, therefore, if armenia agrees to the conditions that are now being offered in washington, then i am afraid that we in armenia will not talk with the americans, but in general there will be no one to talk to,

there were three posts. ah, every post. this is a point. just a point.what, because there is a channel that is not used and the queue is being covered for some time. for this, it is called a bookmark in the telegram. how does it work? this post is laid down it is called humor and satire there somehow, and people are catching up there, in a year, but with links it’s a cunning scheme, here are three hundred and the next post is september 23rd, 202. yes, the order of the military commissar of the city of moscow is tra-la about the announcement mobilization the order, of course, is fake, made in photoshop but this is of no interest to anyone, and further under this order we see 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 links to similar channels in other cities. like subscribe to be aware that we see 126.000 substations. e views. what is 126.000 views with a channel of 23.500, this means that this channel was used as a stomp on it, this information appeared, and then it was smashed for money. uh, like a seeded post in a telegram and sowed it through some other, either mortgages or rea

i clicked on explore, which took me two popular posts across gab.in with an open mind, and immediately, gab hit me with this post. quote, we are in a wartime, but it's a quiet war, perpetrated by the jew, with a picture of adolf hitler. and there was plenty more where that came from. the n-word is super big on gab. it is a cesspool of hate. but we should note, gab moderates content, when too. you can't transmit unwanted advertising or promotional material on gab. you can't impersonate someone else on gab. you can't do anything that might cause gab, itself, to be harassed on gab. so, again, gab, too, does not just allow any speech. it takes precautions. it doesn't seem to care about hate speech, however. the suspect who killed 11 people at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, in 2018, he frequently attacked jews in his posts on gab. he was targeting jews right up until the moment he got out of his car, and went into slaughter innocent jews. some of the users on gab, after the massacre, hailed him as a hero. so, what can, and what should, be done

of posting. i mean, i think it's when the source knocker, which was almost those to him because i did a lot. well as for yourself, what do i pay? sure, sir. what's the shooting for supplies? if i put in my own, pull it up and go to the level, push the money to pay, and you can purchase skinner through the machine. you're still noise over the net. i'm sure it preferred to sure more than most of the a deal law exposure deal with project with school know that other money isn't done love with idea that would limit a washer what live cable for. so for the group in meetings today, so anyway, just call michelle with ashley and i have another question for the hero job anyway. oh, so you're wishing to hear me, skipper, a golden smart bill, and there was a little bit of a bear with me a quick turn on to that one. as soon as you want me to send you, of course in the shit of trust, bridget ok. when the solution for your, for the student needs to have bertha michelle saying a year for elson did any gray areas

taking a number of personnel decisions, he was appointed to the post of minister of industry.ow exgin. director of the minsk motor plant alexander rogozhnik. it the post became vacant after pyotr parkhomchik went on promotion and became deputy prime minister. this is your sphere, i warned you more than once that we should not make mistakes. especially what is connected with the minister of industry, the candidate was chosen absolutely correctly. the person has good experience in working in the district administration. and most importantly, for the last 4 years in the position of general affairs. let's say a significant leap in the field of modernization in the field of innovative development. for the last 3 years, enterprises have been systematically increasing production volumes, new types and products appeared, which are exported outside the republic of belarus, there is a replacement for it. uh, we've prepared a replacement. uh, the manager will be from another company. of course, with good experience at the belgorod automobile plant, the load will already be dealt with dec

the readership of the "washington post"th agrees with her. she's already got them. she is already the subscriber to the post probably i don't know this isn't research in the book but let's say it's at least 70% democratic the hometown paper for a very democratic -- the "washington post" readership is liberal and democratic. i can't remember the name of the media scholar, journalism scholar who said that the post was optimizing for anger after failing to cash in on this bonanza so that's when the post dives into darkness and when the click of the headlines for the consumption go crazy. i chronicle in the book how on the day of the fall of kabul which to that point was the biggest foreign policy story in a long time. the number one story of the post was a sneering slap together of press releases and archives story about the cardinal who was inll the hospital with coronavis and he'd been against the i vaccine. the journalists who believe we have the power to tell people what to think should remember that it is more likely that the audience will tell us what to think th

the beginning of the design service was the post-war years.t was 1947 that the country stopped on its feet; it was required to revive agriculture; it was required to create new machines for the soviet union to feed people and livestock, so it was decided to create such a service and began the development of the simplest bodily machines, which manually and mechanically could grind the stern from the stern. in 1948 gomselmash in terms of production reached a military level of 50, exceeded it by almost two times, the plant began to develop and produce fundamentally new trailed machines from harvesters, which made it possible to increase their productivity, as a result, harvesting fodder. and that means getting more milk in the republic to expand the production of food products in the postwar years. 74 is a milestone of a serious council, where for the first time in the soviet soyuz, here at the gopselmash, the production of a self-propelled brake harvester on a hydrostatic drive ksk-100 was created and started. here in 1996 laid the foundation fo

the washington post readership is excused liberalism and the histrionic and the post is a goods example of this and when- i forget, i apologize and can't remember the name of the media scholar and journalism scholar saying the w post was optimizing for anger after failing to cash in on the trump bonanza and that's when the post goes to democracy and the click boughtness of the headlines for online consumption go crazy and i chronical in the book how on the day. the archives and a classical and they've been against the vaccine, which is a haha ha kind of trashy story. that is what -- look. the journalists who believe that we have the power to tell people what to think should remember more likely that our audience will tell us what to think than we to them. we don't have the power -- look, republicans spend a lot, a lot complaining about the media. oh my gosh. and we often hear it because we like it part of us. it may be condemn tour but says we have power. we don't. what many journalists have sacrificed in thehe era of trum, i harper lanes kin back to a -- harken back to a great speech o

musk has posted quite a few controversial tweets. i can't get out of my head has to do with this man. vernon uns worth. vernon helped save 12 boys in thailand after they were stranded inside a flooded cave for weeks on end. he is such a hero, he's depicted in ron howard's new movie "13 lives" about that incredible rescue. >> 12 boys and their coach are trapped in the flooded cave. >> hello? >> hey. they're here. >> at the time, elon musk tried to get on the rescue, offering a miniature summary, which unsworth called a pr stunt. and musk, he didn't like that. he called the cave diver a, quote, pedo guy, which unsworth and pretty much everyone else took to mean pedophile. a hideous charge that musk doubled down on and tripled down on. and unsworth took musk to case for defamation. it's a case unsworth lost. >> he went toe-to-toe with a billionaire bully. not many people have the courage to do that. >> so, that was a court ruled, legally protected speech by elon musk. but that does not make it right dh , which is the area in which we fi

adults are unemployed and face the challenge after the transition from highio school and i have yu postptions and others. true experts in this area they have written a book on the subject called autism act. let's learn more about each of you. could you introduce yourself and tell us how cardiologist. >> thank you, i was born in italy in the united states with my family when i was six years old. not speaking the language quickly learned, i grew up in san diego and went to undergraduate school in the bay area and medical school houston. i came to sacramento in the 70s to do my cardiology training for about five years and started a surgical program at the hospital and practice medicine for 20 years. in 2000 into the sabbatical, privileged with some of the families, after that i retired medicine completely and after 15 years i had the privilege of working full time in the california premise working on a variety of health issues. for four years i've been working on special projects, education and community development. the story of my life. >> michael, would you like to tell us about yoursel

a and i post backup is just our country as opposed to fiddle. you got to get things when i thought of source locker, which she knew he was not. most of those people are him because i post, which i did a little willis before you could just source. what do i pay? shutter sure. didn't push the place to point to point codes in my own political go to the level push a little bit and you know, i think we still have a young move that was in the us. the lawyers look over it showed pressure chosen with a lot of the tactical and strategic approach to this is not realizing the fact that one russia is not going to russia has genuine considerations in the context of leave main street. yes. whatever. one describes in the countries regression reality, all server maintenance, that there are serious issues that links to the conflict. originally, these happening know, nato wants expansion and they to wants to be globalized. and it's role, which is extraordinary and ratings. mm. a washer or one that's been live cable so. so the group in maintenance company still ha

here is the way the washington post reports that. i know in all of your experience as federal prosecutors this is something you have seen before. so i just want to deliver this. now the employee, who is working at mar-a-lago is cooperating with justice department and has been interviewed multiple times by federal agents according to the people familiar with the situation who declined to identify the worker. in the first interview, these people said, the witness denied handling sensitive documents or the boxes that might contain such documents. as they gathered evidence agents decided to re-interview the witness and the witnesses story changed dramatically. these people said. in the second p interview the witness described moving boxes at trump's request. paul butler, what do you make of that sequence in the testimony? >> there is likely not just one witness. it's probably people who moved these hundreds of thousands of documents around. so this one witness would have some credibility issues, so here she could be corroborated by other

posts, but the tally is a must complete now.complete now. and then lots more other— must complete now. and then lots more other ranks _ must complete now. and then lots more other ranks in _ must complete now. and then lots more other ranks in government . must complete now. and then lots l more other ranks in government still to be announced tomorrow and even the next day?— to be announced tomorrow and even the nextda ? , , . ., the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied. — the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but _ the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but i _ the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but i would _ the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but i would expect - those denied, but i would expect ministerial appointments continue throughout the day tomorrow for the junior rungs on the ministerial ladder, people working underneath the secretary of state, the big names in cabinet. the the secretary of state, the big names in cabinet.— the secretary of state, the bi

i am the associate editor at the washington post. the opioid epidemic that was before the covid pandemic swamped everything continued unabated during it. today, fentanyl is now driving the unprecedented number of drug overdoses in the united states. joining me now to discuss the opioid epidemic and other issues is the director of the white house office of national drug control policy, dr. rahul gupta. thank you for coming to washington post live. dr. gupta: thank you for having me. appreciate it. >> the fentanyl overdoses are in evolution from the prescription pain meds epidemic from the early 2000's. talk about that evolution and where does fentanyl come from and what is the administration doing now to stop it coming into the country? dr. gupta: as a practicing physician for the last two decades plus, i was right there in the trenches the result that would happen was we started to see people start dying because of over toys and opioids, prescription opioids. and as we moved forward to make really good policies to prevent that from h

was the next time here at the listening post. on counting the cost. opec plus has agreed to major oil production cut us is not happy. we explore the relevance of the i, m f as the outlook for the global economy dog. we bought our house on african countries on making the ship, the green energy. counting the cost on i was just bowling bird, a glamorous industry that attracts though seeking fame and fortune. i always told myself that someday and famous but for some fumbling bed dream can become a nightmare. i had asked in the 1st 10 days of my mortgage, i had to consult the site. go dressed for the longest. hollywood dreams on al jazeera to wait for the world. come is meily as the main event gets closer out just here i see every step of the way i'm going to go with one month to go. we focus on asia teams can expect some strong support hearing, got cut out coat with the pressures of hosting with australia, make the most of squeezing through the player. or will it be south korea, japan saudi arabia or iran progress for this. the world

first the first post appears.fter the negative reaction, the post appears , and its second version is being edited, where it is already written that this is allegedly from the phone of the russian military clarification, after a day, another fragment appears, uh, which will add only one and a half seconds, which are added. well, just an explanatory note. let's just say for all the russians who themselves spread their own crimes in the network. there is another part of the video to watch, it is important for the executioners, everyone understands that the russian military has implemented, allegedly the execution of ordinary civilians full video investigation of russian soldiers will be identified. payback will be interesting sooner. they didn't hesitate to upload some full videos from butch there is a full video. here, for some reason, everything is cut down by 1.5 seconds. was it not allowed or what? and these are just the questions. we can now ask, but to igor vladimirovich and to kimakov's adviser to the head of

post alive, i am a, lummis for the -- i am a columnist for the post. prime minister mateusz morawiecki, welcome to washington post life. -- leiva -- live. p.m. morawiecki: can you hear me? >> yes. thank you for joining me. we want to start with the war in ukraine. i was in warsaw this month and i was struck by how passionate polls are, many polish professionals and citizens that i've met are passionate about this war. can you tell our viewers why ukraine's fight against russia is so important to the polish people. p.m. morawiecki: it is very important for polish people but is critically important for all of europe. we also know the risks which are related to aggressive russian policies. with their aggression and war crimes in ukraine. this is why we are very active and we try to organize functions in europe -- sanctions in europe, so that they bite russian economy which has started to happen. this is why, by and large every pole understands what's going on on our eastern border, this is why can be so proud with my countrymen, how they have behaved in t

, trying to climb up lamp posts, trying to climb up lamp posts, trying to get on billboards, trying tocrush of people. right. that is what has been circulating. _ crush of people. right. that is what has been circulating. at _ crush of people. right. that is what has been circulating. at the - crush of people. right. that is what has been circulating. at the time i l has been circulating. at the time i got there are things had settled down but still a lot of people trying to leave with a lot of people still trying to come in. we don't know exactly what was happening, hopefully we will find out later. all it is an area popular with young seoul residents, tell us more

a and i post a country as a posting a video shoot, it'll go through. it's been a source marker which she knew he was not. most of those people are him because i put which into a little willis book for a new scope at your source. would it do, i pretty sure. so was the show. it was the pipes, the pipes, the pipes in my own, pull it up and go to the level push a little bit. and you can, you know, when we fill up a young kid who doesn't. yes, the lawyers will go over it and press hold. sure more than most to go to stay with with ah, with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk a washer or one that's been live cable so. so the group in maintenance company. yeah. so because i knew it was common sharing with the hero job in austin, you're wishing to hear the skipper, a golden smart bill. and there wasn't fetal with a bear w

uh, in odnoklassniki, she began to post her own post.ggests that the target audience, as a rule, is the crimeans, who are very poorly versed in radioactive chemical biological weapons, which can be easily manipulated and so that they are already further distributed throughout the network. and this news was made on purpose, that is, in order to discuss what kind of danger threatens the crimean people , to discuss that the russians are such scoundrels, they are preparing a dirty bomb right in the crimea, that there is a leak, that now crimea is a danger that in no case should you go there to rest. and in general it is better to leave from there. do i understand correctly that this fake account is evidence of working in a coupled way, the most interesting thing is that the person who registered these account he used the phone. c 380, that is, this is a ukrainian number, just this agenda is extremely necessary for the west in order to legalize and try to explain its actions to its population. why is the possibility of using nuclear weapons b

it's a political enterprise investigative reporter with the "washington post"ne rejoin the post and 2019 previously covered the white house. before that he spent five years at bloomberg report on politics and policy i guess not people. [laughter] washington and florida. thank you for coming. thank you to everyone today for coming in. allow me too introduce to you our moderator today, moderator polyp farmer who's been for a long time in host panels just like this very, very often throughout the months. always happy to be a producer behind them now i get to introduce her. please, paula, toluse olorunnipa, and robert welcome. >> welcome. a. i guess i need to adjust that i can see everybody come there you go, hello. thank you for doing that. after reading the book step up from host to moderator. i've lots of questions for you. we will get to audience questions towards the end. i want to start off with just a little bit of backgroundh information about the view both covering george floyd's murder ande the aftermath for the post at the time. and if so are you following the same or maybe a diff

spence even posted a video of themselves singing in his car shortly before the crash . he was just 23 years old. get ready to pay more to heat your home this winter. the u. s. energy department's winter outlook predicts natural gas and heating oil will cost nearly 30% more this winter compared to last year. electricity up 10% of propane 5% extreme weather, high demand and the war in ukraine are three of the factors for the surging prices. the famous fraudster who pretended she was a european harris and was portrayed in the tv series inventing anna is now speaking out about her fight to stay here in the us it comes after she was released from the custody of immigration officials. anna dlv sorkin the so called fake german heiress and socialite scammer who swindles and lavish lifestyle inspired the netflix series inventing anna, what you're wearing. you look poor is now living in a one bedroom apartment in new york under house arrest, wearing an ankle monitor while awaiting the next step in her immigration case, like i'm just been for so much and it would be impossible for

those are headlines we back with more news after the listening post. stay with us. the presidential election is going to a 2nd round on october 30th convent hartline, president trade bull. fernando and socialist president. are buying for votes, which one the voters choose to reenact to brazil, highest office. ongoing special coverage on al jazeera, china as she g and paying has already been in power for objective. the media outlets. he controls are saying more please bangladesh, where the government uses law fare against journalists and voices of dissent. plus an american judge orders and the tory and conspiracy theorists dig deep. pay of the alarm, richard gets better at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and examine how news gets reported. we begin with a significant gathering of the chinese communist party. the ccp holds its congress once every 5 years. this coming one will confirm that president she g and ping will get a 3rd term in office ending the convention of leaders stepping aside after 2. she's government has ramped up the state surveillanc

and after a former foreign ministry of poland, posted a tweet thing. thank you usa alongside the picture of the pipeline lee, the leader deleted his post. many of also recall joe biden's words earlier this year about his desire to bring your stream, dime and investigation into the instant is being conducted by a joints force of denmark, sweden and germany. moscow has protested of its being excluded from the prob, with sweden now announcing that it won't share the results of the inquest with russia, stockholm also dub after almost 2 weeks of investigation. it's not opening the area to vessels from other states, mice, president of the eurasia center, think tank, earl rog, newson, safety investigation will bring any clarity because it's got missed directed in they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that they, they may find something, at least they're allowing them to do an investigation there, but i'm sure that they will try to clear up and cleanse the area as much as possible. the m. each 17. t

the "washington post" readership skews democratic. and i think the post is a good example of this. a scholar said the post was optimizing for anger better of her failing to cash in on this trump bonanza. that's where the post goes to democracy and that's when these headlines for off-line consumption go. i monitor in the book out on the day of the fall of kabul which to that point was the biggest foreign-policy story in a long time. the number one story at the "washington post" was press releases and archive stories about a roman catholic cardinal who was in the hospital with coronavirus and he was against the vaccine which is a patchy story. that is the journalist who believe that we have the power to tell people what to think should remember when it is more likely our audience will tell us what to think that lead to them. we don't have the power, look republicans spend a lot of time complaining about the media oh my gosh. we often hear it because it may be condemnatory. we have the summer ms. power to shape these things. we don't and what many journalists have sacrificed in the ai

here they are, uh, a medal with these little ones in the first place post-war five years.lready successfully exported its products, the key to success, as before, in the thickening technology, the process of producing canned milk has not changed. the same thickening normalization process has changed equipment. uh, it has become modern today, rogachev 's canned milk is still the brand of the republic , which was created in the pre-war years, then restored in the difficult post-war years with selfless work. there are several generations of enterprises. we were constantly on the honor roll and in terms of the quality of convenient condensed milk the soviet union does not. belarusian radio reports on the work of the all-union agricultural exhibition were awaited and listened with great interest in the republic, one of them was listened with special pride at the orsha flax mill. in the watch shop. at the loud speaker, the leadership of the workers gathered from the radio station heard at the landing of the war, evacuated by the dispatch from the soviet bodies, and she returned

on each side, we are talking about frontier posts, there are duc and bedak posts of bulak-ba.eh, when tusykun aksai and sharan sharan, let us recall the tajik-kyrgyz border has a length of 970 km, of which a little more than half has been dismantled, but there are more than 70 disputed sections of the armed conflict on the border two countries in mid-september became the bloodiest in almost all history, killing more than 100 people. hundreds of thousands were evacuated, the sides used heavy weapons and drones rapper from bishkek lip meder kadyrov and his work the brotherhood of our peoples. we have already mentioned in our program that he visited the territory of the dpr where he delivered humanitarian aid with funds raised by the kyrgyz people. there's a terrible aftermath a lot of people died this war story is a story that i don't want to know hear, but now i will have to know and remember them all my life, because these are stories about how people took the lives of other people in the yard in which we lived here with a girl in which in the apartment that we settled seven t

to me, the big issue is actually the washington post reporting. when barb and i were at the department, we used to prosecute senior executives. the normal defense for a senior executive is -- i don't get involved in details! whatever was happening below me, i didn't know about. so of course i would have put a stop to that! and the issue here is that if there are witnesses to say that donald trump personally was personally loading the documents, personally returning some but not all, personally importuning council to issue a false certification, where it is clear, alex cannon is basically the don mcgahn of the mar-a-lago case, since the same thing happened -- i mean that is really devastating evidence and undercuts any sort of defense of lack of knowledge, or reliance on other people. and puts him squarely at the center. so yes, it is a misstep to have said what they said in the filing, it's completely opposite, saying that the documents are planted. [laughs] if they never were than in his possession -- but i don't think that at the end of the day

he litter deleted his post. many of also recall jo biden's words earlier this year about his desire to don't know what st. while the investigation into the incident is being conducted by a joint force of denmark, sweden and germany. moscow has protest above its being excluded from the prob, with sweden. now, one thing that it won't sure the results of the inquest with russian stockholm also added here, that all stir almost 2 weeks of investigations. it's the opening, the area to vessels from other states, vice president of the eurasia center thing. think url rasmussen is the investigation will bring any clarity because it starts misdirecting they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that. they, they may find something, at least they're allowing them to do an investigation. there, but i'm sure that they will try to clear up and cleanse the airy as much as possible. the m h 17. the script case, the all new have all very russians effect the script locates t

here he posted a photo.st, well, at least they write about him that he is a german journalist. here, uh, when he published it, she came to him in this form, if she got into such a video, he didn’t ask. and what is this face here, and why is it so cunningly cropped? what does this look like a selfie? yes, but for some reason the selfie is cut off. and if the option is that he got a full photo i specially circumcised this man myself, we can also consider it, but in any case, but uh, it’s like, isn’t it a shame to do such things, or just simply drive, unverified material. he 's on the air for the most part. i understand that this is his personal sweater account. he sees what he wants, but he spreads some information. and in general, i want to ask a person how i came to such a life. oh, i don’t know something, even when such a life will come to be on the dark side of the force about the fact that gregory is curious. this is actually dramaturgy. uh, shooting that is dictated by certain cultural characteristics. a

i probably have post— show coming. - have post— show coming. and — have post— show coming.ming. and yours are _ have post— show coming. and yours are still - have post— show coming. and yours are still to - have post— show coming. i and yours are still to come. the one in which you will be in. exactly. the snp conference just about to happen. i will take a train up to aberdeen tomorrow fairly early for that. quite an interesting time which we will come onto later. you are veterans _ we will come onto later. you are veterans of _ we will come onto later. you are veterans of the - we will come onto later. you are veterans of the conference circuit. from watching them from a bar, because i was doing the roving reporter thing around the country. i knew from looking at them, these actually feel like really significant conferences for both parties particularly compared to recent years but what were the takeaway is? one thing that was quite striking _ one thing that was quite striking about _ one thing that was quite striking about this - one thing that was quite i striking about

like this story, instagram story post. and actually made by herself around $11.00 and a half hours ago. and it is very clear that she must have been either either yeah, maybe also tortured or another thing that we know so far is that her brother has been detained in iran who is also a rock climber. so of course there is trying that that's a way to put pressure on her to post such a story. and we don't even know if she had posted it by being forced or it is by originally got hopes or intelligence. this is, the story is getting a lot of media attention. how are people in iran reacting to it? you know, of course no one falls for this because in knowing the, knowing the metrics of iranian after it's not a good public. we've seen so many forced confessions on state t v. and now the recent years on social media platforms. and this is nothing new, actually iranian people have been at that with the stand for the last 43 years. it's just that now for the 1st time, the, like the world is watching or how, how they are operating. and

post sentence?> because there is -- because there is a program for post sentence, the california penal code requires these rules and regulations to come before this body on an annual base sois we're folgt california penal code requirement. >> there is a requirement to do this even though -- >> even though today we don't have anyone there. >> the courts don't tend to use the post sentencing electronic monitoring so this is an exercise that we're doing. >> as miss menard mentioned it, it it allows us to discuss the electronic monitoring. >> yes. so the one question i had is what if the board decides that the rules and regulations are not helpful and actually potentially cause more harm than good? and don't approve them? what happens then? >> iement deputy city attorney. the state law requires that if we have a program with the -- which the board must review the rules and regs every year. we have advised that that requirement to re view regs means review and approve. the board has not, i believe, appro

he also posted some -- apparently some transphobic images.ng the covid vaccines were deadly. he attacked the january 6th committee and also went after george floyd. of course, who was killed by a minnesota police officer, derek chauvin. he criticized that conviction as a modern lynching. these are the kinds of theories and world views that he was espousing online, 42-year-old david depepi as police identified as a suspect who entered the pelosi home around 2:30 in the morning local time in san francisco, attacking paul pelosi with a hammer and pelosi being hospitalized. mr. pelosi as they expect him to recover. learning more about the kind of theories, the kind of disinformation he was post willing online and that apparently we'll see whether -- how much that -- what the exact motivation is. police are not saying exactly why he was in the household. saying it's still being investigated and whether or not he was actually out for the speaker. we've heard from our colleague, jamie gangel, the speaker was his target. saying, where is nancy, as he

their state post office even promises to issue a stump dedicated to the event. the terrorist nature and toxicity of the care regime is obvious, but the west continues to portray them as heroes. and this is exactly what we're continuing to see. the rhetoric is exactly the same as always, that we don't care about what happens on russian territory as long as she's into their narrative. then the people who call us at our heroes, regardless of how many people died and the devastation left behind with her all along that ukrainians would love to target any pro russian region and region that voted in a referendum to to join rush. of course it don't recognize any referendum. we'll know that. but any, any region, any place that supports russia in any way, shape or form, they would like to see eliminate that they're trying to get it back. that's the, that's their goal. at the end of the day, and we heard from ukraine and officials themselves zalinski presidential advisor this summer, he said that the bridge itself is a target and will be a target and they will try to destr