championship matches greatly increased that historical tournament of the seventy- second year was held in reykjavik and also became an average official fischer's game battle for the crown with young anatoly. karpov did not take place due to fischer's exorbitant requirements for the feed. as a result, the federation deprived him of the title and the new champion peace. karpov got up like this was this day in history. every man is born with five ears and it seems. i have everything you need more than ever. and i don't know who my wife is. couples need someone to protect her. not in sharks will come for you. only we are still living, i don't care. lord hello, and the main legal events of the day will be told by the correspondents of the vesti duty department and i maxim ovchan in st. petersburg , the leadership of the institute of technology was suspected of a major fraud, the village has already been visited with searches of the research project of the university, judging by the footage published by the media in the luxurious interiors of the dwelling, which allegedly belongs to alexander gorobadzhiu

provides electricity and hot water to the geothesis with the name you see on the screen. right, reykjavik, this is the correct answer to the question quite right, iceland alexei world literature agatha christie hercule poirot gilbert chesterton father brown georges sinon a difficult question how according to mikhail bulgakov one should address pontius, pilate arrested yeshua. how many points did each of you have at the end of the four rounds? and how offensive is one bulldozer? how upset was the girl? it fabulous. i just count one point. um, well, how to say, given that the correct answer to the question was estimated at four points. i would say that this is already the third case in our super final, practically, what is it called? nostril to nostril, came a little alex was ahead. i congratulate you alexey on an excellent game. arina with no less excellent game. congratulations. you were doing well. uh, guys. i'm glad it all worked out that way. i think that this is practically a draw, but we will congratulate alexei on his victory arina thank you huge. please pass, teacher's room it was

the four icelanders, who were arrested in a suburb of reykjavik, are said to be in their 20s.ice say more people could be brought in for questioning. for now, investigations continue into the biggest operation of its type this small nation has seen. emily brown, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — hollywood facelift: we'll tell you why this iconic sign is getting a fresh lick of paint. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean, going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that, - this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian _ soldiers and police. presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot and so the british government has no option but to continue concorde have crossed the atlantic faster than any this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the russians fleeing their country to avoid president putin's partial mobilisation of military reservists to fight in ukrain

the four icelanders, who were arrested in a suburb of reykjavik, are said to be in their 20s.still unclear what their motive was, and police say more people could be brought in for questioning. for now, investigations continue into the biggest operation of its type this small nation has seen. emily brown, bbc news. britain's chancellor kwasi kwarteng will later unveil a mini—budget that's likely to include several tax cuts aimed at boosting the economy. he's already reversed the decision to increase national insurance contributions for workers and employers, and this fiscal statement is expected to be the biggest tax—cutting event in more than a generation. critics argue that the moves will only serve to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. we'll be taking a look at the details and the truth behind those concerns in our business news in half an hour's time. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: federer�*s final farewell is fast approaching. we'll bring you the details of how the swiss star is teaming up with his great rival. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is fly

стран за судьбы мира reykjavik geneva washington and moscow cities where mikhail gorbachev you are theon mutual nuclear disarmament the hawk called the ussr an evil empire and the provincial soviet functionary gorbachev, despite all the differences, managed to come to an understanding soon gorbachev becomes nadia the countries enslaved by the soviet regime in europe at the end of the 80s, the season of the velvet revolutions in eastern europe, poland, the czech republic, slovakia, yugoslavia, bulgaria are getting rid of of the soviet yoke, and the ussr troops withdraw from europe, the culmination of the fall of the berlin wall in november 1989, germany is united again, the germans affectionately call gorbachev the humpbacks, everyone in his place must do conscientiously clean. that's the whole perestroika, but at home, at home, gorbachev is looked upon with sympathy only at the beginning, this man wears sweat the hat of the soviet apparatchik, but that guy goes out into the crowd to people and simply talks to them, promising that products will appear in stores and democracy will reign

that always reykjavik and other meetings followed. but all really, yeah. but ultimately finally we decided to disarm and destroy nuclear weapons. release the yellow through g she brought and that sounds great. nuclear disarmament program began. full ringing will of is me luck of luck. would you love to get there so those don't ah, w h as each the meeting and rank it was kind of like a meeting between 2 utopians. the u. s. industrial military complex was horrified by reagan rule. deep on that, we thought there was this side to reagan. gorbachev was almost obsessed with the idea that his country was on the brink of collapse. he couldn't go on like that. he would have led to disaster. and he fully also all of the way we should know that a general i, when i leo coleman management friendship between the 2 villages verginus merely rising broadcast with ah, yes, little tiny little trivia of from the situation. and the last i saw had become critical watching lazoodo something had to be damaged, the bridge, the technology gap between the soviet union and developed

faithful, reykjavik yes, this is the correct answer. world literature complete the chain edgar poe augustehercule poirot gilbert chesterton father brown georges simeon i don't know. arina is a difficult question dear teachers, do you know the answer, of course, let's choose the next category arina choose russian literature how according to mikhail bulgakov, one should have addressed pontius, the arrested pilate yeshua ganotsri begemon, this is the correct answer to the question all questions are played. let's find out. what is the number of points each of you has on the basis of four rounds so, attention to the screen. well, how to say, taking into account the fact that the correct answer to the question was estimated at four points. i would say that we already have the third case in our superfinal is practically, what is it called? nostril to nostril, came a little alex was ahead. i congratulate you alexey on an excellent game. arina with no less excellent game. congratulations . you guys were doing great. i'm glad it all worked out that way. i think that this is practically a draw, but w

the most interesting one was the reykjavik summit. it was the one that was so dramatic because it looked like they were on the cusp of a deal. unthinkable in the decades before that. it all fell apart at the end because reagan would not concede the demand to get rid of the defense initiative. that was always the drama of a. i got my hands on the soviet transcript of their face-to-face meetings, which was more complete. at times, they would have really tough arguments on ideology. reagan was arguing, we have a one-party system or two-party system. and gorbachev says, i respect your system and we have to coexist. but reagan says, i would like to persuade you to become a member of the republican party. gorbachev was a little nonplussed. he said an interesting idea. can we get back to nuclear arms now? john: did the public know that they were having these exchanges? steven: no. they were both smiling and one talk. reagan was very tough, but also friendly. reagan came back from geneva saying, i think he is a different kind of leader. i thi

the most interesting one was the reykjavik summit. it was the one that was so dramatic because it looked like they were on the cusp of a deal. unthinkable in the decades before that. it all fell apart at the end because reagan would not concede the demand to get rid of the defense initiative. that was always the drama of a. i got my hands on the soviet transcript of their face-to-face meetings, which was more complete. at times, they would have really tough arguments on ideology. reagan was arguing, we have a one-party system or two-party system. and gorbachev says, i respect your system and we have to coexist. but reagan says, i would like to persuade you to become a member of the republican party. gorbachev was a little nonplussed. he said an interesting idea. can we get back to nuclear arms now? john: did the public know that they were having these exchanges? steven: no. they were both smiling and one talk. reagan was very tough, but also friendly. reagan came back from geneva saying, i think he is a different kind of leader. i thi

reykjavÍk is very pretty. the people are very nice. reggie: but the food is very bad? oh. reggie: and for that reason, i'm out. drew: no, you should really visit it. reggie: we went to that blue lagoon or whatever? drew: toured around the coastline. they have some black sand beaches which are really pretty. kumasi: why is the food not together? drew: it's -- i'm trying to eat what we ate a lot of. reggie: they don't have a lot to work with. kumasi: ok. that makes sense. drew: i think i tried shark. kumasi: like just bring some snacks. reggie: and then do a stop on your way to europe. drew: that, too. a lot of people do that. let's take a look outside. it is pretty. a live look from our exploratorium camera showing you that fog up above. the sun above you. the dense areas of fog in the north bay. the afternoon is sunny and mild. we keep a low average temperature. and a storm approaching. rain looking very likely. the guidance this bring the storm wetter across the bay area. we will see the timing in one second. highs today, sunshine. dry conditions. 60's and 70's. very

she's a journalist who writes on social agenda issues and joins us now from reykjavik in iceland and thanks so much for being with us. you've got your own story, haven't you, of how you withdrew, withdrew from the workforce in india because you were a woman because of the events that you follow as a woman correct? i was, i had a job that i loved with the hindus. don dice for whom i continued to write because i bought it on very good stones with them. but in those days the news roof it functioned very differently. you know, people came in very late than they'd be a long edit meeting, then people were gone for lunch to your work flow. your story floor began only about 4 or 5 o'clock in the afternoon. so it didn't matter what time you came in. i would, i could be in at 9 o'clock, but i would be stuck waiting for the artist to come, waiting for the reporters to come in and then begin my work. and you know, 8 o'clock in the evening was an early day for me, and there were days that i would, that was editing the saturday paper that diamonds. of course, on those days i used to on friday nigh

you see the complex of issues that are covered by this topic, if in reykjavik in 1986 gorbachev was stillen later the issues were already resolved in working order by all sorts of assistants , and when in may 1988 reagan after sitting in moscow, he could with good reason declare that he no longer considers the soviet union an evil empire, because the gorbachev government was already ready to fulfill almost all the conditions of the west . gorbachev did everything that was required of him. he went to reconciliation with the west. he withdrew troops from afghanistan, he resigned himself to the fall of the berlin wall of the east germans, without healing, the next day in the same evening, border guards rushed to the border, who did not receive orders, tried to push back the crowd they used water cannons, but then, under the pressure of people , they were forced to open the border, as soon as gorbachev was gone, everyone began to recall the epic advertising video that was released in the ninety- seventh year in it, the nobel laureate. the president of a superpower and the ex-leader of a great

increased greatly world championship that historical tournament of the seventy- second year was held in reykjavik and also became the last fischer's official group battle for the crown with young anatoly. karpov did not take place due to the exorbitant demands of the fide fishermen. as a result, the federation deprived him of the title and the new world champion. karpov became this day in history. along the black-and-white grass road, mariupol amputated the words on the sketches of dolphins and cows that burned unspoken words to them. let it work in all calls, mariupol, the city of masha without a hand, death is killed, a new path is marked. maria would not be deceived now. what is culture? this grandmother sings another. i already took the grandmother and sang, how can i katyusha where the slopes are, we ironed the enemies they drove away, finally came ashore katyusha to look at the seversky donets residents of the dacha village of markonievo, like all normal people, want to spend evenings with their families watching tv with electricity causes a fair risk anger that's how it happens to watch? s