real madrid officially announced the extension of the loan contract from real madrid for another season, that the product of the academyl madrid scored two goals in 526 minutes of getafe's game and does not have a purchase clause for this player . according to gazzetta dello sport, berardi has targeted juventus as the main option to replace angel di maria in the malaysian system, but there are still negotiations with the old lady. sassuolo did not do mahyar mustafa lo news agency sed and sima, the champion of the european league, is on the brink of bankruptcy, as if a tsunami of bankruptcy and financial crisis is slowly becoming a normal phenomenon in la liga. he sold many of his big stars and paid more players. they gave away their facilities such as points for several handball sports teams and closed your tv channel so that they could stay . 90 million debt has angry methods for making money and preventing bankruptcy, all players are on the sale list, some big players will be sold, and maybe many other players will be forced to leave this team. the current series is similar to barcelona. they consider more for them a

real. the academy is a professor of political science and diplomacy. at the present and national university, he says no credit will likely demand concessions from the us for the return of the soldier. every 2 or 3 years and got some guys that are like, runs across a bridge somewhere. and these kinds of things happened. you get to weird people who have weird ideas about north korea, you know, they read too much twitter or whatever. they, they watch the youtube videos and they run in the dimension of a running problem for awhile. and in fact, the us state department advises american citizens not to travel to north korea anymore. i went to north korea myself about 10 years ago and i will not go back at this point. i think it's too dangerous. i live here in south korea and this is something most of the americans i know here wouldn't go. i think there's a kind of general interest rates is that there is kind of a strange interest to see what north korea is like. but i think it's pretty why the understood now that is too risky. so with this guy we just don't

well, purely hypothetically graduates of the real graduates of the smorgon academy could become the first second and third, but these are trained bears of trained weeks. danila three elements, one element for each wrong answer. i beg 30 seconds. time has gone. choose wisely, perhaps girls will go to this construction site after you, but this is not exactly 22 seconds. it feels like you are in a store and there are a lot of discounts. no, there are no discounts. no, the second element is the third go back to the team. left two one you understand how close you were to being because of your i don’t know strategy of harmfulness or unwillingness to make a quick decision from defeat. if you had not managed to place this third stone before the 30 seconds expired. and that would equal the fall of the tower. we ended the game with just one question. your team would have lost all the points earned, don't do this, i ask you, be a little faster high iq question to you. what minerals are being mined in the rechitsa region that you are ready for? please show our taurus the truth no, i'm just asking, i'

graduates are real graduates from the smorgon academy and could become the first and the second and third, but this trained bears trained crushed three elements one element at a time, 30 seconds passed for each wrong answer. time has gone. choose wisely, maybe girls will go to this construction site after you, but this is not exactly accurate. so that there are no many discounts in the store and there, there are no discounts, the second element is the third return to the team. oh, how difficult it is to make a choice, of course, there are 15 seconds left. and if we continue to build 11, you think nine, i don’t know, no one will build something more six. i don’t know if it’s a strategy of harmfulness or unwillingness to make a quick decision. if you did not have time to put this third stone, then there is a period of 30 seconds. this would be equal to the fall of the tower. we ended the game with just one question. your team would lose all earned points. be a little faster. so anya, i see that you are already ready. please show our taurus truth, no, i'm just asking, i'm interested in the c

well, purely hypothetically graduates of the real graduates of the smorgon academy could become the firstond and third, but these are trained bears of trained bears. danila three elements, one element for each wrong answer 30 seconds passed. time has gone. choose wisely, perhaps girls will go to this construction site after you, but this is not accurate. this exact time has been going on for 22 seconds. it feels like you are in a store and there are a lot of discounts. no, there are no discounts. no, the second element is the third go back to the team. oh how difficult make it faster 15 seconds left. five four tactics three two one you understand how close you were to being because of your i don't know strategy of harmfulness or unwillingness to make a quick decision from defeat. if you did not have time to put this third stone, then there is a period of 30 seconds. this would be equal to the fall of the tower. we ended the game with just one question. your team would lose all earned points do not. so more. i ask you to be a little faster high iq question you. what a useful the fossil is

well, purely hypothetically graduates of the real graduates of the smorgon academy could become the firstecond and third, but these are trained bears of trained niteians. danila three elements, one element for each wrong answer. please 30 seconds. time gone. choose wisely, maybe girls will go to this construction site after you, but it’s not exactly the exact time it’s been 22 seconds. it feels like you are in a store and there are a lot of discounts. no, there are no discounts. no, the second element is the third go back to the team. oh , how difficult it is to make a choice. there are 15 seconds left, 11. you think 10. i don’t know, no one will build something more than six three two one. you understand how close you were to the fact that because of your i don’t know strategy of harmfulness or unwillingness to make a quick decision from defeat. if if you had not had time to put this third stone, that is, within 30 seconds. this would be equal to the fall of the tower. we ended the game with just one question. your team would lose all earned points. be a little faster. true, no, i'm just

academies. if it was real to include military academies, that includes -- is why including race is inappropriate and unnecessary. we must do everything that we can to preserve the ameritas eight of our military. -- meritocracy of our military. consider that much of the di and inclusivity training not only does not work, to decrease bias, but it is actually the weaponization of one ideological position, identity over all else. as the superintendents, i'm trusting you to ensure that the material that we teach, -- our future leaders will permit them to lead troops in battle and protect our national secured. i'm not sure that right now we are teaching our cadets and midshipman always does that. what i do want to thank all of our witnesses again for providing your testimony this afternoon. there being no further business, the sum committee stands adjourned. -- subcommittee stands adjourned. [no audio] [no audio] [indiscernable conversation] >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work and citizens are truly informed, our republic t

while studying at the academy of the investigative committee, a student is being prepared for hundreds of realuations to restore a picture of each incident. to collect evidence and evidence to figure out whether it was an accident or a murder. to do this, special classes of polygons have been created to help modern technology that allows you to see what is hidden from human eyes and observe fire handprints on practice. this will definitely come in handy with the help of the same device, a forensic investigator from adygea, dmitry kiselev, helped to solve the disappearance of a person. it was possible to find traces of blood at the scene, which the owners of this house of ownership tried to be destroyed. they tried to trace blood from the walls, tore off the wallpaper and burned the wallpaper, but , however, it was established that criminals always leave traces of murder on earth under water and in the virtual world. including digital ones through correspondence in social networks, the investigators managed to find the perpetrators of the high-profile murder of his colleague by the adenotranspo

bass had a great tweet after he joined us on the show to talk about what is real and what is faye coming out of the chinese academyand kata catastrophic flooding. shocked by the rising levels. restaurant tour shelling out the big bucks to house luxury items. wait until you hear this, what you need to know. stay with us. ♪ there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. maria: welcome back devastating floodwaters in vermont within the capital virtually underwater. cheryl casone with the details. >> good morning to you the catastrophic floodwaters forcing 100 rescues in vermont yesterday. thankfully the flooding has begun to recede after downpours dumped torrential r

real good. 5 by the ukranian army destroyed the judge, but it continues to authorize the wiley academy of most of the new black as you not use the option. there's no process. there's almost as to store personal job position. you can it's good to days. let's diaz just one question. what's happening to the country where those who probably have a piece of bean outdoor and most importantly to divided ukraine along religious lines . but the thinking, yeah, it's the same news. i used to miss dawn, this is the thing, 2008 tens of thousands gathered in kings to welcome the russian orthodox church. why rugs would come from most go for the $1020.00 of the anniversary of christianity in russia pretty. throughout the, the people challenging here, the cost of it in the futility is those who welcome the most go. god for you all can keep the official training and state the file here. so what do you want for this? uh certainly i guess. yeah. i was calling you for why she was going us to this deal . so was move. fortune has coverage, but all the trucks are furniture. one more of the most part, one of t

absolutely no coincidence that the academy is not called an institute or a university, but a workshop. it is very important that we teach. e, recognized masters, real practitioners from completely different areas from the business of public administration and the culture of sports are preparing successors. and most importantly, with the author , the master student is the links of one chain, we believe that it is extremely important that these chains of experience are not interrupted for centuries. 2019 we have prepared 176 educational programs more than 60,000 people trained 2/3 of them young people, young guys your support in russia is a consciously valuable educational system for training young people. these are three federal centers, as we call them. three brothers of a large family solve specific problems. the route building center teaches those who teach are responsible for additional training of personnel in the system of education and upbringing crimea from the taurida cluster is kind, eternal for the sake of the country and art works with creative youth , learn to pass our sovereign cultural context. well, the senezh management workshop, we

academy of dramatic art. really creative work is happening, everybody in the room is looking at something that's real and findingt, which we didn't do as student actors. it was all mechanical and superficial and inorganic, and therefore dull. and that revelation, in that moment, in the life drawing class — that, you know, absolutely resonated with notions that i had on the go, in a primitive form, at that point in time, that somehow you could create... ..theatre, you could create films, in an organic way by collaborating in a way, and using rehearsal as more than just a mechanical way of interpreting what somebody had already put down on paper. and so, from what i understand, you gather a cast of actors. you have a subject, in a very broad sense. you never give a title to the film. they're usually untitled, and then the year in which you're making the film, and then you ask each of those actors to create their own character. well, i collaborate with each actor to create a character. and what i do to start with is to get each actor to really make lists of real people they know. and i then, and this involves long

academy of dramatic art". "really creative work is happening. "everybody in the room is looking at something that's "realrs. it was all mechanical and superficial and inorganic and, therefore, dull. and that revelation in that moment in the life drawing class, that, you know, was — absolutely resonated with notions that i had on the go, in a primitive form at that point in time, that somehow, you could create theatre, you could create films in an organic way by collaborating in a way and using rehearsal as more thanjust a mechanical way of interpreting what somebody had already put down on paper. and so, from what i understand, you gather a cast of actors. you have a subject, in a very broad sense. you never give a title to the film — they're usually untitled — and then, the year in which you're making the film and then you ask each of those actors to create their own character. well, i collaborate with each actor to create a character. and what i do to start with is to get each actor to really make lists of real people they know. and i then — and this involves long discussions, one on one, with nobody e

. >> the academy under president biden has been largely characterized by inflation even as prices fall, realallen about 3% since president biden took office. stuart: that is accurate. thank you very much. president biden is facing multiple worker strikes the summer and it could threaten the economy. nearly 340,000 ups workers ready to strike if they don't reach a deal by august the first. joe griffith the economic research fellow. is this going to be the summer of strikes? >> it quite possibly could, with union workers there facing the same problem sometimes more severely than nonunionized and that is a broad pay cut that we seen over the past two years. even families with a couple working in union jobs they've seen the real wages decline around $5000 per year in the past year. even if they secure wage hikes there chasing inflation it unless we returned to an economy where all of us can be more productive with our work hours were good to continue falling behind in that's why a so-called win for the union won't be a win for the workers. stuart: are the unions embolden because president biden

they prove that they are real professionals, and professional players that their erudition is an unlimited guest of our studio meet you graduated from the chelyabinsk medical academyecome a doctor. why was he very fond of music in his second year, i got a job at a chelyabinsk radio station and somehow got involved first there was radio then television is your main topic on

and has tremendous pride in our military and our country and service academies it's not only disturbing, it's sad. we join to fight realars at a moment of tremendous risk across the globe, not the culture wars. that is not what our young men and women want to be part of and i cannot for the life of me understand why we continue to inject the pre- toxic divisive topics when what we hear over and over in the data and the conversations and surveys are soldiers,n, sailors, airmen, marines and the guardians they want us to focus on fighting and preparing for real wars. so starting with of the general, can you give us -- i know we talked about a very narrow set of the curriculum. can you give a holistic over those 47 months what do cadets and we ask others to join afterwards, with a particular focus on the critical thinking because that is a common theme i heard from all of you. >> yes, sir, thank you for the question. so, our curriculum that is rooted in the constitution of the united states across the courses. during their time at west point base where on affirmation day that is the beginning of their junior b year and the

real threat to peace and uh international stability valentina matvienko recalled that 2024 and 25 were declared mutual years of culture between russia and china, she attended a concert at the beijing academy, dances, and offered to organize cross- training for students of the ballet schools of both countries. she also promised that next year russia would allocate 1,000 guests for students from china. moreover, interest in the russian language is growing in china, and in russia, according to valentin matvienko, chinese is already being studied by 88,000 schoolchildren and students in our country. in russia is in the midst of a college admissions company and universities this year decided to expand the federal project professionalism of vocational schools and colleges are reviewing the number of places and the program, focusing on the needs of enterprises and businesses and in many areas reduce the training time in his message, the president instructed the federal assembly in the next 5 years to train about a million specialists of working professions speech about the electronic industry robotics industry mechanical engineering metallurgy and other industries important to ensure of the tech

academy takes about six months. so those individuals are literally holding us hostage. >> we'll follow tomorrow's court hearing, which is expected as andrea mentioned, to be packed. >>> we have some breaking news tonight. a real headache for airline passengers well on their way on a long haul flight when someone forced the plane to turn around. united flight 871 was headed from sfo to taipei when two hours in, a disruptive passenger forced the crew to turn the plane around and head back to sfo. the plane's flight path on flight aware is what you're seeing. the plane eventually landed safely. police met the plane and took the passenger. not sure what they did. the flight is now back on the way to taipei adding a lot of time and frustration to an already 13 hour long flight. >>> shots were fired on a busy east bay highway for the second time in less than a week today. there were reports of someone shooting a gun from a car in oakland during the morning commute. no reports of anyone getting hit. last friday, an eight-year-old boy was gravely injured when his family's car was hit during a rolling gun battle. the violence is making some drivers really nervous and worried they won't be safe on the roads. >> i'm usu

. >> you don't know about real loss, because that only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. >> scenes like that one earned damon and affleck an academyuld suck and winning would be really scary. it's really scary. >> as "good will hunting" and the endless hits that followed have made damon one of the biggest stars in the world. he has managed off screen to live relatively quietly with wife luciana and their four daughters, spending time on his nonprofit water.org, which provides clean drinking water and sanitation. >> if i'm good at anything, it's, like, picking partners. between ben and my wife and gary white, who we co-founded water.org gt to, the three most significant partnerships in my life, and all three are going well. >> in which order, matt, in which order are they most significant? >> you're supposed to divide your day up into third, so there's no particular order. obviously my wife. >> there you go. i was helping you out there. >> that was a layup. >> part two of my conversation with matt damon is straight ahead including the funny moment at the pittsburgh airport when he and ben felt >>> good morning. 6:38, we remain unde

real serious. >> yes. and you had mentioned earlier in the show, you had talked about china regime's efforts with neuro strike capabilities, the use of the chinese academy directed energy or whatever. a.i. is part of the same overall asymmetric concept for nations that have the resources and don't have our best interest at heart. you know the chinese regime under xi have been looking at a.i. from a military use perspective. so it's important, i think i applaud senator schumer's efforts to have these classified briefings so -- because one of our weaknesses is we have a lot of legislators who don't understand technology. maria: absolutely. >> anything you can do to help that along is from my perspective is important. maria: i totally agree. amber. >> i agree too. it is important to have these conversations and i think there's a real concern that a.i. could be used to cy op individuals or as a cy op because of the ability to change the way people think about issues or even confuse them. we've seen stories about individuals who thought they were dating somebody online, it turned out to be an a.i. robot. i mean, these things could be put to use in really dam

real course of a young predator hunting habits. specialists stimulated the natural development of a wild cat and even gave her a final exam , our colleagues from the russian academy her hunting behavior as the key to the successful survival of released animals. uh, there will be a person's sustained avoidance response. and uh, the chips did a great job in this regard during the tests. she hid in the farthest part and did not show herself, not that up until the end of the test. and even if the next day we practically did not observe it instead of releasing it on the border of the caucasian reserve in the krasnodar territory and the big thach natural park in adygea, there is little snow here , many small animals are ideal for hunting a young leopard, of course, completely without attention. chips are not. it has a satellite tracker installed - this is important for monitoring everything that is replenishing the population of leopards. most importantly, there is peace, there is security and there is. eh, it's feeding him. e he says there are still three males for food base. perhaps they will meet once the leopards were in charge in these places. they were widespread

real youngsters here. it wasn't that long ago that you couldn't say face in office. i have to share a little story. and then at the air force academy. giving election to a group of cadets focusing on a space course. at the end of my comments, one of the cadets as to question about -- high, do you envision there ever being workspace? immediately i went, of course. one of, and i won't say who it is, i have to protect the innocent. older guy, former astronaut, sitting in the back of the room. serving is a mentor for this class. dave, you can't say that. i'm going, sure i can. it's an academic institution, and second, of course we're going to fight in space. that's how it was from a policy perspective to not be able to talk like this. of course we don't want to see context. like i said, we are where we are with respect to our adversaries. let us kick this up for the question to both rock and the -- high openly testified with the chinese capabilities cutting us concern. i'm not going to go through a long list. you know what they are. obviously china is not the only actor. the russians are at their israel. just going the same way. what d

academy would give the lessons and we give them a test. >> this is basically a test that is teaching them the lesson. >> today may be practice but the threat of a real fire is way up as we head into the weekend. the national weather service has issued an excessive heat watch from friday till late sunday. >> there is a lot of potential this time of year. relative humidity's that drop down and the moisture poses a challenge. want to make sure we stay ahead of these fires before they get large. are forecast to soar to triple digits. hitting 110 in places like livermore. the impacts can range from wildfires to problems with the power grid. >> the extreme he is a killer. when a disaster we face we see more fatalities from heat. earthquakes and buyers are more dramatic but not nearly to the extent heat impacts our state every year. >> state agencies are coordinating with local agencies throughout california to prepare for this weekends extreme heat. the national weather service protects record-setting temperatures. >> we are expecting a significant round of heat that will steadily build across our state into the weekend and early next week with some locat

academy we give lessons and then a test. we are giving them a test that is teaching them a lesson. >> today may be practice but the threat of a real fire is way up as we head into the weekend. the national weather service has issued an excessive heat watch from friday to sunday. >> a lot of potential this time of year. relative humidity will drop down and pose a challenge. we are ready for the challenges. we want to make sure we stay ahead of the fires. >> temperatures in the east bay are forecast to soar to hitting 110 in places like livermore. impact can range from wildfires to problems with the power grid. >> extreme heat is a killer more than any disaster we face. we see more fatalities from heat. earthquakes and fires are more dramatic. flooding is a killer but not nearly to the extent that heat impacts our state every year. >> state agencies are coordinating with local agencies throughout california to prepare for the extreme heat. the national weather service predicts record-setting temperatures. >> we are expecting significant heat that will build across our state into the weekend and next week with some locations experien

country and our service academies, i think it is a-- it's not only disturbing, it's sad because i know when i joined and i can assume for everyone else here, we joined to fight real wars at a moment of tremendous risk across the globe, not culture wars. that's not what our young men and women want to be a part of and i cannot for the life of me understand why we continue to inject the very toxic, divisive topics, these cultural war topics when what we hear over and over in the data, in the conversations in the surveys are soldiers, sailors airmen, marines and guardians, they want us to focus on fighting and preparing for real wars. so in the spirit of that i'd ask, starting with general gillland, i know we've talked about a narrow set of the curriculum, can you give us a holistic breadth over 47 months, what do cadets and i'd ask the others to join after, focus on with a particular focus on that critical thinking? that was a common theme that i heard from all of you. >> yes, sir. thanks for that question, sir. so, our curriculum, which is rooted in the constitution of the united states across our core courses of which our cadets swear an oath to the constitution

seems to have government interested in real equality or inclusion because if it were, it would not be forgotten. can you guarantee every graduate of your service academy known these territories are part of the united states. >> yes, sir, united states. >> and jester, clear air force academy. we are committed. >> healing with di or these barriers today's hearing has touched upon language and nda to remove families at the academy along the two nominate candidates at the academy that is presently law. one last q question, whatever ae being done to recruit military service academy in one? >> i'll start -- obviously have a presence on long and anderson air force base and it provides great opportunity for recruiting and bringing in folks who live in want into our academy so we do have great accounting. >> we l have strong navy presene there with families. we also have those who served in the united states and they serve as blue and gold officers and representatives of our academy. >> will have to come back with specific outreach. >> the university. >> i appreciate the witnesses in your service. >> i want to elaborate on this particular grant talking about u

the magnificent academy of sciences is the nikolaev shipyard, where world-class engineers are. it seems to me that now this is the realund in its own country, and politics and these ideological myths are being introduced by such a cheeky rogue. by the way, the people of kiev used this word to call these very uneducated, boasting of digging the black sea and other nonsense and historical pseudo-historical e of their compatriots. here they are now yes , they represent the force, they represent the assault squads, by analogy with nazi germany , they represent those who torture, torture and humiliate their own state. the tragedy lies in the fact that no one hides anymore, no one the ukrainian side is not western that ukraine has become a testing ground. e western weapons, and they are very pleased with what, of course, they were. only punctures, we will fix it in the near future. well , so that the british army, then remember, would not allow it. uh, such, uh, mistakes by the british minister of defense so that you understand who is against it. uh, who is fighting, uh, at the moment , ukraine uh, meets our expectations in

while studying at the academy of the investigative committee, a student is prepared for hundreds of realcture of each incident to collect evidence and evidence to figure out whether it was an accident or a murder, special classes of polygons have been created to help modern technology, which allows you to see what is hidden from human eyes and observe here the traces of hands in practice. this will definitely come in handy with the help of the same device, a forensic investigator from adygea, dmitry kiselev, helped to solve the disappearance of a person. it was possible to find traces of blood at the scene, which the owners of this house of ownership tried to be destroyed. they tried to remove traces of blood from the walls, tore off the wallpaper and burned the wallpaper, but however it was set up with a man and a woman to commit murder on the ground under water and the virtual world, criminals always leave traces. investigators managed to find the perpetrators of the high-profile murder of his colleague evgeny shishkina in 2018 through correspondence in social networks, including digit

the academy of sciences of the bssr also saw real prospects for research; the belarusian government agreed with its arguments about the advisability of conducting prospecting drilling at woodland. we tell everything about the sports life of the country, when you play there you get simply invaluable experienced specialists. you can watch about this and not only in sports projects on belarus 24 tv channel. otherwise , you will give birth on the job, too . joker that i am a comedian. do you want to be old friends?