press union. we buy a lottery ticket and win 10 rubles. win, and for the mid-eighties we are overjoyed in this euphoria in this emotional courage, we are running through a pedestrian crossing, not paying attention to the fact that the light is already red and we are stopped by faces and fined. that is, the universe was distributed by balance over this about two times lucky for the third time too. forgive me, share it, in general, winnings, especially big ones, are always a gift on the one hand, on the other hand, a blow again, we return to financial literacy, because in fact some huge apparatus falls into your hands, for example, a hadron collider, if a person no, skill representation of knowledge, how does it all work? he's obviously hurting himself. maybe we can continue to deal with the question of should or maybe the rich one is falling from the sky. you must share. if you don't want to share, then this money should be taken away from you by the strength of what happened during the three great october socialist revolutions if the arist

caroline: the unions are meeting tonight, but two hours after the start of the press conference from the prime minister, the unions will meet and check what's been announced, what's the next course of action. the expectation is we will see a big day of strike, probably the third week of january and obviously this could hit not only the transport system but the school system, it could really put the country at a standstill of all the unions joined together, the novelty here is the most moderate union which didn't join the strikes in 2019 actually this time said raising the retirement age is a redline. guy: are the public behind these protests? a lot of people get to be affected by this and what does it mean for emmanuel macron's government because in parliament that government does not enjoy a majority. caroline: a lot of people will be affected. basically anyone born after the 1960's will technically be affected. everyone who hasn't retired. even people who are retired would be affected if there's a minimum pension and this is a key feature because this minimum pension of 1200 euros a

italy , germany or spain, oh spain in spain and then franco ruled in spain, he hated the soviet union, he pressedcivil war with the spanish republic. yes, by the way, he also maintained the depot attitude throughout the war and the united states from britain and not with him, so who was to stop him. of this, spain ferried it in germany to germany at war, of course, at first glance. this doesn't fit the logic at all. why was it necessary to set fire to a ship that was carrying corned beef stew as part of a refrigerator, and then it turned out that it was just one of these ships, which was in spain for supply german troops on the eastern front there, basically everything went the same way, i saw such directions as gijón barcelona and tenerife , these are spanish ports. during world war ii , there were also deliveries in spain, yes. yes, it is clear that the goods that went to spain went to spain in quotation marks, because they were redirected to nazi germany or no one was aware of this at that time, probably they were not aware. this then became clear. well, there were those who even then perfectl

we sort of believe is that the new year or press one or yeah. union. absolutely. she was so, but if idealists, but i'd say sushi, a booster in middle school. cool. yeah. my dial communicate with a guy. i didn't you. we believe the you know stuff that him. yeah, sure. they'll come, you know, but all is, well that was good. i was wondering what the guys just about that so, but yeah, i know, but some of you, of course i'm gonna play them off the market and with that, i mean i'll still show better with them. so look on. sure, and yeah, because the very still a board with it all seems like the best look at us. oh, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must baby orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to rate truck rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. we are so many with a robot must protect its own existence with awe. o is your media reflection of reality in

of course, i'm in the union press.ged for each of the three issues where the novel was printed in three copies to be left for me. then having received these nine books. i cut out of three numbers. the novel bound it, i got three, so these little books. here they are one village. to moscow, a friend of the artist lev, durov sent the second to moscow to a friend of the director from the author according to the scripts nikita kubov , he left the third, of course, for himself. moscow translators, learning about this, gnashed their teeth. well, how is it that some kind of minsk, some kind of journalist, you know, became known all-union and translated this novel, but moscow went forward even when it was already published in moscow as a separate edition. the novel of martis, autumn, patriarch was taken from the belarusian translation of carlos sherman by valentin taras with the reference that the first publication was in a minsk russian-language magazine. in 2008, in the project countdown for ont, i filmed the dilogy pesnyara

monumental building with a rock-lad in two rows. all the central newspapers of the soviet union belarusian press glorious victory of socialism russian radio pavilion of mechanization orphans, who have acquired the equipment of the gomselmash of the minsk tractor pavilion, lives on stilts. here, left-handed breeds of buinoha cattle are demonstrated, wheat, a technical crop grown by belarusian farmers, is earing on the fields of the exhibition. the exhibition demonstrated and finished products are widely represented by the bssr for the first time, the achievements of the local industry of the republic took only 10 years to revive it, and an emergency meeting was held in a number of areas to raise it to the level of union significance. it was collected according to the results prepared a memorandum of two departments, organizational and local industry in her mistakes. from the memorandum of the secretary of the baranovichi regional committee of the party of the tour dated august 3 , 1944 addressed to ponomarenko , the meat processing plant was restored and prepared for launch to baranovichi. palite

it does take a very large event to make this happen and the union is deftly going to be pressing the company hard to make sure things get fixed rate with airline canceled more than 15,000 flights since december 22 strand in hundreds and thousands of passengers luggage was lost, misplaced or delayed forcing the department of transportation to send the airline a formal warning. mr. mckay made a point you're one of the founding members of the r&b pointer sisters act has died at the age of 74. she grew up singing in her father's church before she had her sisters formed the group. they had three grimace as a group ever remembered for hits such as i am so excited and jump. she staged a very heroic battle with cancer before dying at home in los angeles with her family by her side. >> morocco said it will ban all travelers from china starting on tuesday countries are taking precautions after the rapid drawback of the zero covid policy has led to a huge outbreak. negative tests required for travelers from china starting on tuesday travelers must take the test no more than two days before depa

year , party leader gennady zyuganov told the truth at a press conference timed to coincide with the capital of the formation of the soviet union, the journalist was not limited to questions about the life of the party, which was also interesting to know dmitry feed. gennady zyuganov held a press conference in honor of the centenary of the ussr in tati and although the anniversary of the creation of the soviet union was traditionally celebrated at the end of december, the role and experience of the ussr will be relevant for modern russia for many years to come. summing up results, first of all we shared the experience of the great soviet country. she won five outstanding victories, first of all, soviet power. the soviet union went to the thousand-year-old russian, state them in a new form. the ussr showed an example of humanity, caring for a simple worker , created a better social system, defeated fascism, and rebuilt the country. managed to create missile nuclear parity. he protects us today, the hybrid war launched against russia turned out to be tough criminal in its decisions. powers should be extremely careful to oppose na

we're expecting a press conference from the nurses union here to start any moment now.ho's taking care of the patients. thank you very much indeed, lydia. the cdc warns the new covid subvariant could be the most contagious strain yet. dr. mark siegle is with us -- marc siegle is with us this morning. is this the xbb1.5 strain and is it more deadly? >> you've got that strain right as you said, stuart, you do your homework. it's not as far as we can tell more deadly but more transmissible. it's 1.5 times more easily going from host to host. that's what viruses do. they outcompete each other by being more transmissible than the one before. by the way, we don't really have the real numbers here because so many people are doing home testing, which isn't reported at all. so there's a lot more of a widespread outbreak than we even realize, 75% of the strains in the northeast are now this subvariant, the xbb1.5 and hospitalizations are going up but again, the vast majority of the cases are mild. now why would they be mild? mild because of people having prior immunity from previ

this way for 45 years from 1945 to 1990. before the soviet union it was a democratic country with a free market and free elections with a free pressfree , but they did nothing to irritate the soviet union. if there were, somehow, yes, on some such pages, the hand of the embassy of finland of the soviet union did not touch the books , was it possible to read in finland, let's say, the gulag archipelago, i understood that it was not possible no it was not published, but it was possible to read it, because you gave it to sweden, and even more to sweden, finland was an absolutely free zone of book trade, so that solzhenitsyn's novel translated into swedish and translated into finnish could get into a finnish bookstore because there were some publishing houses that were specially created for of such things to finnish publishers in stockholm, and they are such things, it is not one such book, many such literature were published and then if the finnish embassy in the soviet union there of the passenger union leadership, the ambassador meets there with the minister of culture of finland. and this solzhenitsyn is getting married. we do n't

pretty -- or a very large weather event to make this happen and the union, the policy union is definitely pressing reporter: this is the way that you could get refunded by southwest airlines. southwest airlines.com/travel disruption and you put in your confirmation number and your name and that is the way you could submit receipts and get refunded for expensed that you incurred from the airline if your flight was axed. the other big thing is reunited passengers with their luggage. there is still a big pile here at reagan national airport. we've seen it happen at airports across the country, oakland and el paso and that part of the story is not over yet. >> let's hope there are no christmas presents in there. a lot of money went to airlines during the pandemic. >> yeah. >> could any of this money been spent on a system that would have prevented this? >> reporter: i think that is a question that congress will really have to ask. southwest received about $7 billion in covid funds. airlines $52 billion in total. the biggest part of that money was to keep airline employees on the job it did do that. no

45th to the 90th this is how they adapted to the soviet union, it was a democratic country with a free market and free elections with a free pressith everything free, but they did nothing to irritate the soviet union, how could it be at the same time simple well, let's say caricatures, there were no caricatures of brezhnev or khrushchev in the finnish newspapers there was, and if there were, somehow yes, on some such pages of the block, the hand of the embassy of finland of the soviet union did not touch the books, was it possible to read in finland, let's say, the gulag archipelago, i understood that it was not possible no, it was not published and it was possible to read because you gave in sweden and even more to sweden, finland was a completely free zone of book trade, so that a finnish bookstore could find solzhenitsyn's novel translated into swedish and translated into finnish because there were some publishing houses that were specially created for such things in finnish to the publishers in stockholm and they are such things, this is not one such book, many such literature were published. he is meeting there with the min

union in 1990s. that is a historic press at the present tdercht t precedent that america has walked away from. ead of using real power of america. the threat from the chinese communist party is perhaps greater than that of soviet union. our economic interests, if you are a machine shop worker in wichita, kansas they impact you, what happens in kyiv or moscow does not stay there, we have to get it right, to protect our nation, and make sure that we have the opportunity to continue to be a prosperous. mark: we have a president who doesn't rally the nation, a president that doesn't work with congress to build up our military congress. on its own trying to build up that military, you can see chinese is on the move. unless you are an ostrich with your head in the sand, whether west africa or the salomon islands or the panama canal. the south china sea, they have really iron fist on right now, preparing to invade taiwan, they have destroyed hong kong, and putting a lot of resources into a lot of countries to take their ports if they can. they are threatening the philippines and vietnam and threatenin

you have the union, major address, press conference, social media. when you feel they are best and whether or not is good? was there a good or bad example there? >> it was pretty good and all the settings. the issue of authenticity comes up and nowadays you hear people say well it is more authentic if somebody just tweet something off the top of their head. ports more authentic after doing an interview or something more off the cuff and that sort of thing. it can be your authentic self. but you also are authentic when you're saying what you want to say in the best way you know how to say it. i saw ambassador eric ate them in here at this conference he's writing an essay on reagan's address at moscow state university back in 1988. that speech, the reagan speech of the berlin wall remembered by everybody. it was worked on very, very closely by a speech or writer secretary of state was involved the president himself. there is not a spirit word, extra word in these speeches very carefully will run speech known as going to say that was not authentic was n

press once sacred. they all founding principles of the union, protected by the, the treaties of the european union, the charter of fundamental rights. and the european convention on human rights as close to gospel as law can get. every one has the right to freedom of expression. this right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority. and regardless of frontier us, the freedom and pluralism of the media shall be respected. but these principles, these values, have been sick for years. they've been die in spanish, crackdowns in barcelona, in poland as the government monopolized the press in eastern europe, where it had been building up for years and old began many years ago. and 2016 when latvia blocked sputnik on lod, just she's the domain address, no frills. then they began harassing and threatening journalists, e u. nationals who worked for sputnik with jail time, with sentences prosecution that detain them for talks with security age and state security agents then came arrests and persecution. able to finish a slit, it

we must not allow these political forces to destroy the european union from within the press has alreadythe new minister. the defenses of death are celebrated in due time. he criticized these russian sanctions recalling boris' relationship to the story with gerhard schröder's ex-wife. doris known for his sympathy for russia a. suddenly, she captivated the new minister of defense with them, what do i expect from him in berlin, unity by soldiers, this means making a decision for a person who ultimately has to go to war to fight for us in order to protect our freedom at the cost of his life, in the army, the miroman does not said, but there are clearly few options today ivan good dmitry volkov lyubov dmitrieva elena current dmitry malyshev alexander kovalev channel one a major plane crash near kiev, a helicopter of the state emergency service of ukraine with high-ranking security officials on board, crashed right on a residential area next to a multi-storey building in a kindergarten, the top leadership of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine, including the minister, died. denis mona

time and i would like to remind our viewers that vitaliy did not welcome the press and the head of the all-ukrainian ob union of employers of machine builders of ukraine these were the main military results of this rather busy day, and more news from my colleagues on the big broadcast , stay tuned to the espresso channel. thank you, dear sergey zgurtsova. thank you to his guests. and now an important message this is what the german edition derzhpiegel writes, the decision has been made. germany will supply ukraine with leopard 2 main battle tanks, according to the publication, it is about at least one company of leopard-2a-6, one company, if i am not mistaken - that's 10 tanks, well, in my opinion , about that oh no, 10 tanks, my god, 14 tanks , yes, other allies, in particular from scandinavia , also want to supply ukraine with leopard-2 main battle tanks, the federal government wants to grant permission for the export of such tanks that belong to other countries, for example, poland actually, there is at least some of the information we have seen. well, about what happened in the world in a brief overview

the premises by ekaterina potryanchuk with the support of the press service government of the kamchatka territory , the kamchatka national unionith the support of the russian ministry of agriculture and with the participation of the demote group of companies, organized forum on the development of meat production in the north caucasus the event was held in the stavropol territory, which was discussed by shamil baikov. the north caucasus is considered the birthplace of sheep breeding in russia. traditional breeding of artiodactyls requires new solutions. in general, it is necessary to change the gene pool of our sheep from the first cloned lamb, science has taken leaps and bounds. yes, this 60 kg beauty tera is the first in russia who appeared thanks to the new year embryo transfer is a painless method for in which the embryo is transferred directly into the uterus. the main thing is import substitution, what we are faced with, because today it is quite difficult to import imported animals of meat breeds, that is, our goal is that we implant the embryo with simple animals that are located on the territory of russia. that is, thi

recently which would require any union involved in industrial action to provide a minimum level of service. in terms of the government's role in all of this, do you think pressingarious unions? there's no question that's what the unions think. they are so angry at this. they say it's unnecessary, unwanted, unworkable and, to be honest, it's kind of undermining any hopes of getting a deal to all of these disputes. there is going to be a big protest tomorrow outside parliament. the tuc will almost certainly launch a legal challenge. labour were saying they would vote against it and would repeal the bill if it becomes an act anyway so, yes, this is throwing the biggest spanning you can imagine, i think, into the works of all these disputes and the unions are desperately, desperately unhappy about it. that was alan jones _ desperately unhappy about it. that was alanjones from desperately unhappy about it. that was alan jones from the press was alanjones from the press association. a major disaster has been declared in california which has been hit by a succession of severe storms. president biden ordered federal aid to be sent to affected communities, where around

it has consolidated the media and band, the free press into one national entity. it has band trade unions and collective bargaining. and so these are all supposedly values that the liberal west, the united states in europe celebrate. and yet there, upholding this dictatorship. i think that you have to go back to the promise not to expand nato one inch to the east to contextualize this conflict. and to answer your original question as well as to where, how this conflict well, and i think that one of the possibilities that you didn't raise that there is an increasing likelihood with each passing day. is nuclear war. good point. because the neocons in this country in the united states, they have so invested them yourself in a victory over russia. they've openly declared their intent to break russia up, in fact, to balkanized that into multiple different countries. that that becomes more and more likely. as gen stalson berg said, just a couple of months ago, he said that this is, this war is risking becoming a direct war between the united states and russia or world war. and in fact, the ukra

the union says it's the only way to press the government on pay.r doctor in their first year isjust over 29,000, not including overtime and night payments. junior doctors in england received a 2% rise in april as part of a four—year deal, but the bma estimates their pay has fallen by more than a quarter over the last 15 years, as a result of rising inflation. while there's been a substantial increase in the number of students being accepted into medical schools, the junior doctor's salary has fallen in real terms, and these students leaving their studies with about 50 to £90,000 worth of debt. so it creates real problems in terms of how you recruit and retain these students in the nhs. the department of health says junior doctors' pay has risen by 8% in the four years to march this year, and there's been extra investment to provide more money for the most experienced junior doctors, as well as extra funds for those working frequent weekends and night shifts. the government says it'll discuss pay once this current deal comes to an end, but trust lea

have been talking about recently which will require any union involved in industrial action to require a minimum level of service. you think pressingnt to try to reach any resolution of various unions? there is no question _ resolution of various unions? there is no question that's _ resolution of various unions? there is no question that's what - resolution of various unions? there is no question that's what the - is no question that's what the unions think. they are so angry at this. they say it is unnecessary, unwanted and it is kind of undermining any hopes of getting it deals all these disputes and there is going to big protest tomorrow outside parliament.— outside parliament. labour are sa in: outside parliament. labour are saying they _ outside parliament. labour are saying they will _ outside parliament. labour are saying they will vote _ outside parliament. labour are saying they will vote against i outside parliament. labour are saying they will vote against it | outside parliament. labour are - saying they will vote against it and would repeal the bill if it becomes an act anyway so, yes, this is... a's throwing the bigg

ortiz, senior, corresponded broadcast if the freedom of expression, then press what once sacred they are founding principles of the union, protected by the, the treaties of the european union, the charter of fundamental rights, and the european convention on human rights as close to gospel as law can get every one has the right to freedom of expression. this right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority. and regardless of frontier us, the freedom and pluralism of the media shall be respected. but these principles, these values have been sick for years. they've been die in spanish, crackdowns in barcelona, in poland, as the government monopolized the press in eastern europe. where it had been building up for years and old began many years ago and 2016. when latvia blocked sputnik on lod, just, she's the domain address, no frills. then they began harassing and threatening journalists, e u. nationals who worked for sputnik with jail time, with sentences prosecution that detain them for talks with security age and state security agents t

e union state once we discussed the issue of creating a joint media holding. well, i understand the press secretary of belarus, russia, uh, for some reason they abandoned this work. e left her for consideration, whether you are alone. well , although alone such questions are not done. uh, i remind you once again of our general decision of the president of russia of belarus, uh, to create a good, solid, powerful one. yes, over time, necessarily modern, otherwise we will spend money, but there will be no sense. neither i am a supporter of fastening to something to transfer to someone. we need, independently, corresponding to the spirit of the times. holding, the practice of implementing programs of the union state, which are traditionally financed from the union budget. she has not lost any of its relevance. or maybe, taking into account the pressure of those harsh conditions that now exist in bely throughout russia, your importance is increasing and , as far as possible, the inclusion of the import substitution program to ensure competitiveness . dmitry mezentsev called the past year succe

business, a solemn reception was held in moscow, on the occasion of the birthday of the russian press, the uniontter. in the very center of the capital 31 receptions in honor of the birthday of the russian press its history began in 1703, when peter the great published the first newspaper vedomosti today the union of journalists of moscow is one of the largest creative organizations in the country new includes more than 15,000 journalists best awarded awards feature of recent years many young people are new journalism. these are those who today write about our country in our homeland about what is happening today in various corners. births are not only colleagues of the past year. we are already inviting. for example , metro builders who build excellent stations, the best in the world, metro guys policemen. these are the heroes of our publications among the nomination. award for the best book written by a journalist more than 70 medals of diplomas and gifts from maria nikolaev mikhail karasev sergey myakin channel one already tomorrow in moscow on the ice arena of cska a wonderful tournament sta

and the pilots union is going to be pressing the company very hard on making sure things get fixed. >> reporter: one big priority by southwest airlines getting all of these bags back to folks who lost them in the first place. this is the scene right now at reagan national airport. this pile has gone down significantly of lost bags since the start of the meltdown. but still seeing piles across the country, in oakland, el paso and passengers need to get refunded too, so the story is not over just yet, poppy. >> where's your refund, right, pete? >> reporter: where is my refund, that's right. i had a flight cancel between san francisco and san diego over my holiday break, i was off last week, i submitted it online, southwest southwest.com/traveldisruption. i took a rental car and put in a $300 expense for that. >> we missed you last week, great week to take off mr. transportation correspondent. >> very smart. >>> we both traveled over the last week or two. did you see the luggage just sitting there. >> the sea of orphaned luggage. >> it was unbelievable. hope enveryone gets it back and ge

i pressed that button to leave the european union. but look around.you really feel like we've taken back control ? we certainly back control? we certainly cannot control borders. more than 45,000 migrants crossed the channel the uk in 2022. it now costs us, the taxpayer . that's costs us, the taxpayer. that's you and i, every one of us. almos t £7 you and i, every one of us. almost £7 million, every single day to put them up in hotels . in day to put them up in hotels. in my opinion, we have become a land where cheats prosper and where taxpayers who play the rules pick up the tab . today, rules pick up the tab. today, our famous british tolerance is at breaking point. most of us want to enjoy the simple, honourable things in life to work hard , to pay our taxes, work hard, to pay our taxes, raise healthy family, to drive a nice car, stay warm in the winter , enjoy a foreign holiday winter, enjoy a foreign holiday in the summer. to eat, drink and to be merry . all of the things to be merry. all of the things that make worth living. but as we forget, as