sante. >> all: sante. >> man in stripes: no woman. no politics. frenchman: yes! >> anthony: do women have machon, their own organizations? >> frenchman: yes. >> anthony: there are. so somewhere in the other side of town, there are a lot of women sitting around, drinking wine, eating blanquette, and bitching about the men. [ singing in french ] >> anthony: and then there will be, yes, singing. and no doubt the telling of lusty jokes followed by serious official business. [ all singing in french ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: alongside, and some say, above the names of the other culinary giants in and around lyon, is the name troisgros. started by the visionary brothers jean and pierre, maison troisgros received three michelin stars in 1968 and sparked a dynasty of culinary excellence that continues today with pierre's son michel, and his son cesar. >> daniel: my dream was to always to put maison troisgros on my resume. it's my first day, chef troisgros. >> michel: tony, bonjour. >> anthony: bonjour. >> michel: comment allez-vous? >> anthony: tres bien. many h

defense also spoke about a new attempt to seize the apu zaporozhye nuclear power plant ukrainians landed sant on the banks of the kakhovka reservoir. well, the attack was repulsed today at about 4:00 in the morning, the enemy, with the forces of up to two companies, made another attempt to land on the left bank of the kakhovka reservoir and seize the territory of the nuclear plant. 25 light types as a result of the active actions of the russian troops guarding the outer perimeter of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant the enemy landing force was destroyed, the losses of the armed forces of ukraine amounted to more than 90 ukrainian servicemen. and 14 boats, the remnants of the landing force were dispersed by artillery fire in the waters of the kakhovka reservoir in turkey, a hub for supplying europe with russian gas may appear, turkish president erdogan said today. according to him, european countries are actively looking for ways to purchase gas. to discuss at the summit of the european council, which starts tomorrow the details, we will learn from maria slobodyanskaya more. hello, what are t

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and it's years nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to sweden, sante payable for his work on human evolution and sports, a world cap like no other before david back and tells al jazeera they will be benefits for the 1st mid season finals and guitar rushes lower house of parliament has approved moscow's claim to annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. for a new law now formerly incorporates her san done yet school hands can zap origin to the russian federation. russian controlled areas held referendums just over a week ago. moscow says people there voted overwhelmingly to join russia. mohammed val reports from moscow tomorrow. the, the senate, which is here called the, the federal council will also ratify this, this treaties. and that is an amendment to the constitution, essentially by this amendment to russia will not have 18 ions entities, the makeup of its federation, including the 2 republics. up and yes. can the hans and also the 2 regions of her son and they're already talking about the border, which is going to be traced for new guns and perhaps on the spokesmen of the criminal s

less, any female offspring would be borne sterile and unable to bite as part of target malaria cri sante. and his team have already performed tests they used to borrow tree is created to mimic natural conditions, like realistic temperatures, humidity, and lighting, to stimulate sunrise and sunset, and it worked. in each generation, most females were born sterile. unable to breed, the population died off the genetic modification, combined with the gene drive lead to the complete collapse of the test population within a year. so that was in test conditions. if released into the wild, these genetically altered mosquitoes have the potential to drive the anomalies gabby's species to extinction and that we're drastically reduce malaria transmission. ah mosquitoes don't typically travel far from where they are born. although that depends on wind and other conditions. kristen t believes the modification would not necessarily reach all areas where the species is found. but containment of living animals isn't always so easy. take the racks. as humans began to travel, the high seas road and species

henry wilkins journalist and we're going to go, thanks very much for the latest swedish scientist, sante pabo has won the nobel prize in medicine. he was honored for his work sequencing the genome of the neanderthal in extinct species closer related to modern humans. and to unlock the secrets of the neanderthal pabo did what some scientist thought were in was the impossible. recovering dna from 40000 year old bones. what makes us unique as humans, what distinguishes us from other extinct human species. and what we have in common, swedish, paleo geneticist, sunshine people has been asking these questions for decades. what my own group and my biggest interest is actually to start to the genetic differences between present a people and our closest relatives. and now under told particular genetic changes that exist in everybody to day are almost everybody. and then that may be important for why modern you must became so note, new, morose, foreign, big societies and so on. tevo accomplished what was previously thought impossible. using bone fragments he isolated, sequenced and analyzed dna fr

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in the last 10 minutes, i can tell you a little bit about sante pebble though, and he was born here in stock homes. i won't be at still live, says i won't be a long journey for him at to come to receive his prize on december the 10th and the son of a swedish father and an estonian at chemist mother. he studied it up sali university, just a, just about half an hour north of start home. i won't try and deconstruct his work on the, at the under tall yet. oh, my think they nobel prize committee just did a, a fairly good job of that at themselves for you there. but as i, as i said these, we never know who's likely to get these prizes until they're announced. and there was quite a lot of buzz, and that may be this year, the prize might go to catalina carrico, andrew, vice men for their work on the m r n. a vaccine used by pfizer and montana in combating cove at 19 am. however, the nobel committee are notoriously keen to make sure that the, the breakthroughs made in science have been proven over a long period of time. and they've perhaps decided at that, that, that discovery that break throug

the employees immediately detained sante already at the station.tried to pretend to be mentally ill, but the examination showed a teenager was aware of his actions during the search , the investigators found the child’s favorite play on the bookshelf, and its hero, the boy marcos, kills his father with a typewriter, and his mother and sister are wounded with scissors . one difference in the writer this story was fictional. but her imitator to answer the ambush, now alina skakova and oleg ivanov have to do something else in real life. the suburbs are investigating the causes of a fatal accident in the village of drozdova, a minibus overturned at a bus stop, a teenage girl died the video surveillance camera recorded how the truck skidded, but turned the car around in a small turn , and she, as they say, lay on her side at that moment there was a 16-year-old girl at the bus stop from her injuries. she died at the scene of an accident. new bodies of the main investigative department from carp in the moscow region are petitioning the prosecutor to trans

she tells us why the findings from santiago help us understand humans better. sante pebble received his prize for helping us understand what makes us homo sapiens, unique from our closest, our relatives, extinct home on at home and ends, neanderthals in denisa. but it's really important because we've been curious about that. i think for ever you, humanity has been curious about our origins for ever. and so, because of his discoveries were able to understand at the genetic level, the level of dna, the code of life, what makes us different and unique from these close relatives. we can start to understand some of these genes that we carry that are different from these extinct holman ends. and we can understand why they're important for our, our function. our physiology in some of these genes may be related to cognitive function. some of these genes may be related to our immune response, their genes that we've evolved with. and that makes us unique. what he was able to show at a genetic level, at the level of the dna code. more information about how we moved and came out of africa. so neand

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getting close to all paleolithic ancestors has helped give sante her about his moment in history. the swedish geneticist was handed flowers and received congratulations from his colleagues at the max planck institute in leipzig, germany after being named the 113th nobel prize winner in physiology or medicine in his hometown of stock, are going to bunny ears to sargon my 1st thought was that this was a sophisticated joke by my colleagues, but then it sounded a little too convincing. so i accepted that it was true. it's particularly fulfilling because it started as a hobby. doing something i loved 30 years ago. and for a long time, this research was seen as a bit of a curiosity. and now i think it's really arrived as a serious research topic with many different groups now working on it. pabo is credited with transforming the study of human origins. he pioneered the examination of dna sequences from archaeological and paleontological remains to bridge the gap between ourselves as homo sapiens and our extinct ancestors. the neanderthals. because of his discoveries, were able to unders

its most high profile ones is shown to now in australian citizen who is also a former advisor to own sant suit g. now, the prison is also where the janitor carried out its 1st execution in more than 30 years. it executed for antique who prisoners, including an elected member of parliament in same prison is and was a, was notorious even under the previous military. jupiter rights groups and inmates have said the conditions there are harsh and inhumane. many of the prisoners are subjected to beatings and torture, even. and recently, a group of political prisoners issued a statement and naming the prison officials, they say were responsible for abuse and torture of prisoners. and the statement even said 5 percent of political prisoners arrested, since the coo suffer some sort of permanent disability because of torture. they've received at the hands of genta officials, no and egyptian artist has given new life to tons of discarded metal scrap by turning them into gigantic our works for an exhibition in cairo. 29 year old abraham sutter says his eager friendly creations have been inspired by s

it goes to a swedish scientist, sante pebble. he has been honored for his discoveries relating to the dna of extinct creatures and for his research into human evolution. ah, i'm nick spicer, welcome to the program. ukrainian forces are reported to be recapturing territory in the south of the country in their biggest breakthrough there since the start of the war. officials installed by russia acknowledged that ukraine has made advances in the harrison region, one of 4 that russia illegally annex last week. photos shared on social media appear to show soldiers raising the ukranian flag in several villages. they are thought to advanced as much as 40 kilometers and a single day. that is yet to be officially verified. d, w is corresponded. nick connelly is in the capital key. i asked him about the reported ukrainian advances in the south of the country will definitely seems like after months so busy had sown was the side show to what we saw in hearty. and it seemed that basically this was something that the cranes were distracting. th

in some states and cities like below the sante, even the, the metro was, was free. so people could easily go to vote. but in other places where people needed to be able to make it to the paulding stations because those people are poor, the mares and the governors of those states which support both fernando did not allow that to happen. so again, it has been a very, very dirty political campaign, and all those irregularities that we saw during the campaigning i've been occurring now throughout the day. it's only an hour of less. in 15 minutes and 50 minutes, the polls will close and then the vote counting will start very, very tense. and even though some of the polls say that like the silver is leading, it's really very hard to say. if that will actually happen, particularly with the amount of people that may not have been able to make it to the voting stations. all right, thanks very much. our latin america editor, lucille newman, reporting to us from mit sound palo. thank you lucille. as now bring in paul sotero, who is a distinguished fellow and former director of

temperatures are cold enough that we have developed little fog and visibility has gone to 3/10 of a mile in sant rosa . you may encounter fog bu other than that we are doing just fine . we should have sunshine later today. and i showed you all the records we broke yesterday. 90 in san francisco and 90 eight areawide . today 20 degrees cooler in th city and only 70 thanks to one onshore flow . if you are not cooling down as dramatically inland, you full down . we will pull away from the records but you will be in the 80s for mos inland locations in san jose at 83. and then we have a week weather system coming in grazin the edge of the state light snow in the sierra on saturday afternoon. in fact, as we look at this, we could get in and check donner pass and echo summit. the snow down to aroun 60,000 feet and that will matte for anybody traveling in the sierra. and inch unexpected on a saturday will be enough to slow things down . if you know somebody who will be traveling, give them a heads up . there is the cool down with mid to upper 60s for the daytime highs on saturday and sunday. the warmes

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if you are in the inland valleys like sant rosa and san jose, today is the big jump. you made it to the low 80s, yesterday. how are we going to do in fremont? mid-80s we will go tune 91 in san rafael. we are going to start cooling down after this and the way we will do it is with a fal weather system that will bring light snow to the sierra on saturday. we would love for it to bring us some rain but it is not going to do that. we are just going to get the cooldown. that system is going a little too far inland. it is at leas able to bring a dusting of snow to the sierra. this could have some travel implications on saturday but likely not enough snow to snarled traffic. most of it is going to far east . look at the cooldown. look how fast we are coming back down. mid-to-upper 60s by the time we get to saturday and sunday. for the inland valleys, low 90s today to the low to mid-70s by the weekend. >>> let's get you rolling on those freeways and here is a live look at 80, courtesy of mobile five. our photojournalist is out and about, this morning. as you ar approaching th

sant rosa, 72. the bay, low 90s for most of the inland locations, today. mid-80s for much of the bay and look at the coast. i will put up the numbers so tha you can pick out your spot . pleasanton at 93. san rafael going to 91. i will show you the cooldown coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the drive is looking. >> >> a live look at the bay bridg toll plaza. not a lot of cars out there, just yet. things ar fairly quiet and checking the rest of the bay area bridges, the golden gate bridge is off t a great start. no fog to slow you down. that will help commuters and the san mateo bridge looks great . travel times sitting at just about 13 minutes. looking at that live shot, this is the area where w are seeing a lot of extra volume. really not backing up, there is some slowing at the high-rise and if you are heading along the altamont pass you are looking at a 48-minute travel time. that earlier trouble spot at grant line has been cleared off the roadways. i just checked and everything i on time with public transit. supply-chain problems have impacted j

. >> reporter: we are in the sant teresa hills overlooking the santa clara valley and on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it is surrounded b hills, air pollution can get trapped in the region. >> reporter: the air quality management district spokesperson said the santa clara valley has higher levels of air pollution than other parts of the area. the district looked at data as far back as the 1980s. it has to do with th santa clara valley's typography and higher ozone pollution, or smog, from a combination of heat, sunlight and tailpipe emissions. also, particulate matter is up to unhealthy matters near the ground, settling into the valley, which can happen when we have a temperature inversion. >> what happens, you have a layer of warm air that acts lik a lid over a layer of cooler air near the surface and that can trap emissions from people burning wood in fireplaces near the ground level. >> santa clara valley tends to collect more, i think, then nea san francisco. >> reporter: michael has lived in the so

there is an ongoing criminal case and sante fe district attorney is reportedly interested in prosecutingal charges, and the d.a. said in a letter one of the possible defendants is well-known movie actor alec baldwin. civil suit has been settled but the criminal case is still percolating. >> bill: there are plans to finish the movie. they won't scratch it? >> it will restart with the same cast and the filming will take place in january of next year. >> dana: same place? >> i don't know about the place. i wouldn't be surprised. and then the woman's husband will be on the film as executive producer. everybody in their statements all said throughout the whole civil prosecution they were the best interests of her son was in everybody's mind. >> bill: nothing else, a huge promotional effort here. are you working for entertainment tonight now? kidding. >> dana: before we go. that's why she came. you will stay, right? >> bill: aaron judge deep drive to left field, right? a guy out there trying to catch the ball. the problem is he went over the railing appapparently and ten r away from arriving a

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be more to this story than meets the eye with a link to the story from the far right-wing editorial sante observer is notorious for publishing false news. in 2016, for example, it claimed that hillary clinton had died and had a body double had been sent to debate donald trump. months later, it reported incorrectly that trum health care plan appointed kanye west to a high level position in the interior department. last year they reported falsely. bill gauge, a major funder of vaccine research had been responsible for a polio epidemic. musk who has over 112 million followers on the social media platform he just purchased last week, deleted the tweet hours after posting it and, of course, after many likes and retweets. did the events of this past few days led you to tweet the following? the owner of this site just provided the clinching evidence for my article's thesis. and attempted assassination and the response is cackling, trolling, and joy and evil followed by i'll be taking a 72 hour break from this site. not posting or reading anything until it's more clear whether this site is now t

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sante was a loser lesson he preferred computer games on february 8, and his mother set the conditionsudy or no internet, but sanse chose revenge, he took his father’s gun in the pantry and fired a bullet at his mother at the noise. a ten-year-old brother came running, then his brother shot him with anti , then waited for his father to return from work, as soon as he opened it. the door also received a bullet in the forehead . santa told the investigators that he hid the bodies in a barn and lived for the next 3 days, as if in paradise he did everything that he had been doing for so long. his parents forbade him to play the computer. games ate fast food and to the fullest reel listening to music at school. by the way, he also didn’t go and lied that he was sick, but after 3 days the neighbors became worried where the whole family had suddenly disappeared, one of the family friends decided to visit the house of the diaz. i knocked on the door and opened it. to santa, he looked very calm. i asked what happened and he told me everything. i was very scared. he is also unpredictable. i ran

she tells us why the findings from swan se pabo help us understand humans better. sante pebble receives his prize for helping us understand what makes us homo sapiens unique from our closest, our relatives, extinct homeowner's home and ends, neanderthals in denisa loads. it's really important because we've been curious about that. i think for ever you, humanity has been curious about our origins for ever. and so because of his discoveries were able to understand at the genetic level, the level of dna, the code of life, what makes us different and unique from these close relatives. we can start to understand some of these genes that we carry that are different from these extinct holman ends. and we can understand why they're important for our, our function or physiology in some of these genes may be related to cognitive function. some of these genes may be related to our immune response, their genes that we've evolved with. and that makes us unique. what he was able to show at a genetic level, at the level of the dna code. more information about how we moved and came out of africa. so ne

they began to rock the place that even the rocks imagine it's not a war is just other monster ration sante la la. thank you. sympathy. what happened yesterday? if you were here, you wouldn't believe it since we weren't expecting it. we thought it was a peaceful demonstration instead of a declaration of war against our party. it was a group of 100 people who came with knives, ties, and more. you saw the damage. we were in a bit of a minority and we couldn't do anything. but keen, if i saw a sworn in it's new in term president abraham charlotte, a military coup at the end of september, overthrown the government of pool on re dummy. but who sees power himself and other cou earlier this? yes, after taking the oath of office, draw out to win back territory occupied by all groups. tiny countries, existence is in danger. you also pledge support for a transition leading to elections in july 2024 guineas. rolling gender is going to shorten the country's transition to civilian rule, the west african bach eco. i says that guinea will hold elections in 2 years rather than 3 after the military face san

owen's full rece reports from the stockholm getting close to our paleolithic ancestors, has helped give sante, herbert his moment in history. the swedish geneticist was handed flowers and received congratulations from his colleagues at the max point institute in leipzig, germany after being named the 113th nobel prize winner in physiology or medicine in his home town of stockholm, pull into my ears to sargon my 1st thought was that this was a sophisticated joke by my colleagues, but then it sounded a little too convincing. so i accepted that it was true. it's particularly fulfilling because it started as a hobby. doing something i loved 30 years ago. and for a long time, this research was seen as a bit of a curiosity. and now i think it's really arrived as a serious research topic with many different groups now working on it. pabo is credited with transforming the study of human origins. he pioneered the examination of dna sequences from archaeological and paleontological remains to bridge the gap between ourselves as homo sapiens and our extinct ancestors. the neanderthals. because of his di

sante paabo, who deciphered the neanderthal genome, his research helped establish how the immune therited from ancestors who lived 1,000 years ago help fight infections and survive in high mountain regions. thanks to svante the pub was created. the new scientific discipline of paleogenomics is its first experience. he carried out with the dna of egyptian mummies, but the analysis of the human remains found in the denis caves in altai helped him to make a breakthrough; they belonged to a completely different type of ancient people, about which there was no data in world science before. specialists from the novosibirsk institute of archeology and ethnography helped make this opening of the pub. yes, of course, the discovery was world-class. that on earth, in addition to people of the modern type , three large populations settled, these are people of the modern type in africa, neanderthals in europe and denisovans, who settled in central and north asia . we have very friendly relations. and i am very happy that i have such a good friend, and even more so a nobel prize winner. svante po

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the employees immediately detained sante already at the station.sperately tried to pretend to be mentally ill, but the examination showed the teenager was aware of his actions during the search, the investigators found the child’s favorite play on the bookshelf, and her heroes, the boy marcos kills his father’s typewriter, and his mother and sister are wounded with scissors, one difference in the writer this story was fictional. and here is her imitator answer the ambush, and now alina skachkova and oleg ivanov will have to do it in real life . he proved to the traffic police that the rules were not for him in novosibirsk, the dashing electric scooter driver won the court in the case of a gross violation of traffic rules, he was fined for driving a self-propelled vehicle. without a driver's license, ksenia klimana understood the details. mi and for fines of 5,000 rubles. they took the railway district court of novosibirsk alexander shakhaev proves that he has the right to ride a scooter without a driver's license costs for lawyers and the time spen