report the signal level. 24 damn.lers on the front line are constantly on alert; this requires a lot of concentration . sometimes emergencies happen. and there is absolutely no time to think, you have to pull yourself together and in the shortest deadlines to fix all problems and in general. we are fully up to the task responsibility is a little higher more, because no matter how you look at it. e may depend. uh, in the life of my comrades on the battlefield , the one who skillfully manages communications and information received wins, processing a huge data stream and disabling the enemy’s control system is the task of electronic warfare specialists. how is interference created and with what objects do russian stations of the russian federation work in the special operation zone? almighty is what they usually say about this service of the armed forces. despite the fact that this is a military service, but at the same time, it is just as peaceful as, for example, the medical service at the rap station’s calculations.

what are the signals? what signals are you talking about?tly what, after all, despite the entire territory. i agree with my colleagues that it is necessary to distinguish between deeds and words, a lot of and all sorts of formidable words sounded in a variety of uh positions, and from a variety of sides this led to some significant change in the situation. but right now, uh, after the last ramstein. i think that a fundamental change is taking place in the armament of ukraine and we must signals of this kind will also adequately evaluate weapons. it is a signal, of course. this is one of the oldest signals in a simple russian language that i understand. let's tell me, that is, you will express it directly. well, please , some kind of grammatical formula simply no, insufficiently armed ukraine could be. it means that she is capable of contracts than at the moment. now the situation has changed, and because of this new situation, when such massive assistance is provided to the armed forces of ukraine, we need to proceed. and this means that, uh

those early warning signals. and why if those early warning system signals are disregarded, that will then have a direct effect on the battle for human rights on the issue of peace and democracy in europe, but also in the wider or democratic world. she did focus on the future, didn't she? when i found it interesting that she was talking about how many young people to day take human rights for granted, she mentioned herself, she is 42 years old. she's grown up in a world where human rights are just part of every day. life that she made a real point of saying, you know, there are and financial means and other means needed for ensuring that the council of europe can continue its work. and as you were saying, can keep this reality of human rights protecting human rights in the future going and one element which that can happen by the way. so i mean that she also stressed is by increasing financial support. something that she said her government has been doing, but it's not only about increasing financial support is a

attention, sad signal.him, though you are a student at the conservatory, perhaps you are even more cultured than all of us. perhaps you even know the notes, but only now this fry is humiliating. what is it? slava has enough work, we spent 15 people in the last month. aunt i don't know what you cook there for lunch, but only constantly smells of fried. or switch to vegetables or we'll have to part ways. all sad signal thanks. thank you. enough. you are trying in vain, probably someone was joking, perhaps, perhaps. what is worth burying? fine. go to the fourteenth room. and play the memory of sigismund lazarevich, and his sister from chisinau what grief there are two more dead lazarevich this is my neighbor and today his birthday is ready. sad signal the warmth of the fire, and i have. allow the collection of the asset of our forty eighth liquor race factory read open. today we decided to talk about a sore subject. search for internal reserves and the state of affairs at the site of the transport shop. the he

but does britain's decision signal a wider shift?f this small _ signal a wider shift? the provision of this small number _ signal a wider shift? the provision of this small number of _ signal a wider shift? the provision of this small number of tanks - signal a wider shift? the provision of this small number of tanks is i signal a wider shift? the provision l of this small number of tanks is not a game changer in terms of whether it is going to change the course of fighting everywhere in ukraine. it is a game changer in that it symbolises how the rest, including the uk, is stepping up to provide the uk, is stepping up to provide the sort of equipment ukraine has been asking forfor over a the sort of equipment ukraine has been asking for for over a year in order to win it country back on the battlefield. 50 order to win it country back on the battlefield. ,, ., . order to win it country back on the battlefield-— battlefield. so far, in ukraine, tanks on their— battlefield. so far, in ukraine, tanks on their own _ battlefield. so far,

not have any established system of these signals.tands them in their own way, unconditionally, in order to restrain the opponent, it is necessary to somehow convey to him this or that information, but how is it conveyed, and how it is perceived. we can guess based on the results of certain actions, the main problem is that those comments on these exercises that take place must somehow be tied to the official nuclear doctrine to the so-called declarative policy, which is also not some kind of great doctrine, which is not infallible. in case of war. naturally, it will not be read in the event of a nuclear war, but nevertheless there must be some kind of correspondence. this is not always followed. moreover, this is not always respected and i'm sorry in case of war they will not read it. but if a decision is made at the beginning of it, at the moment before, he will probably remember what is written there or is also no longer there. a very interesting point. there is specifically in our. uh, in our respective document, the basis of stat

how do we control their control signals that we send in? how do we make sense of the measurement signals? we get out and use them? there are a number of different technology areas that we need to develop, each of which has a little bit of, of ambiguity in it, or sometimes a lot of ambiguities and you need them to all line up at the end and end god become a working functional system marissa justina predicts that quantum computers will be used in about 5 to 10 years. but whether quantum chips will be used in the future is not just a question of technological progress. but of money to a study by boston consulting group has found that using quantum computers costs up 230025000 euros an hour by comparison, using a traditional cloud computer costs less than a cent per hour. another interesting aspect is, who invests and quantum research apart from tech companies states to are investing . china tops the table with 14000000000 euros or than all other countries combined . one reason for estate interest in quantum computers is that they could hack in

and then the signals have to come out again. and i'm responsible for getting that processor to be in a good environment where the cubits can operate at their potential job welding the technology onto the chip requires clinical precision and building quantum computers has more challenges. since they use different laws than normal computers, they are also extremely difficult to program. how do we control the control signals that we send in? how do we make sense of the measurement signals? we get out and use them? there are a number of different technology areas that we need to develop, each of which has a little bit of, of ambiguity in it, or sometimes a lot of ambiguities. and you need them to all line up at the end and, and become a working functional system. marissa justina predicts that quantum computers will be used in about 5 to 10 years. but whether quantum chips will be used in the future is not just a question of technological progress, but of money to a study by boston consulting group has found that using quantum comput

signals or will you not respond to signals, there is nothing to disassemble here.e. this is our private matter. only our decision only legal formalities remained. okay, russians are really the most unusual, everyone can say that an officer should not show weakness ideologically, but to me, in the end, there was an emergency case, i’ll show you a secret. he had my last sex with a man when i was still a major. i do not understand prescribe commercials. the northern fleet thought of a catch. senior officer captain of the first rangovinai began searching, we are waiting for the result axel condulinesessu expresses his sympathy in your country, however, i have to officially declare that the time limit for further deferrals has expired. and if you didn't officially announce yesterday. now the disappearance of the admiral of the us navy has not been declared a general alarm. we can only regard this as a cleansing of a citizen and a high-ranking oh military american fleet. are we going to find out who kidnapped whom? the fact is that we only now learned about the loss and

we also hear signals from mrs.ster of foreign affairs berbek minister of foreign affairs of germany mrs. berbek regarding the need to provide your equipment after her visit to kharkiv, this shows that germany itself has a certain debate quite tense about the need, let's say to take a more projective position in this context, that is why i think that western countries have a presence, this is an understanding of the need to provide heavy equipment for the further continuation of the counter- embankment . from the reports of, in particular, the main intelligence agency of ukraine about the fact that sooner or later russia or the russian forces are in a state close to the so-called projectile starvation and that opens, let's say, a significant window of opportunity for a counteroffensive and release e-e occupied e-e occupied territories e-e occupied territory of ukraine e-e and in fact during the counteroffensive to the borders e-e internationally recognized borders of ukraine thank you, mr. greetings thank you vitali

that i asked our colleague to find the signal from all cameras within a radius of 50 meters. doesn't it seem strange to you that the only camera installed in your bedroom is all the other cameras from other areas. they outwardly you think, that's just suppose i propose to put our cameras to find out for sure? no, you are right. this kesha is no one else. we do not let anyone in the bedroom on the second floor. somehow vile you so many years together. he comes out. here's what you think of me . do not dramatize men they are jealous by it's nature. him somewhere else. if you are so offended too much, you can accidentally block the camera with some object. so where is she now on the nightstand and the camera in the doll then this explains a lot, when the camera was placed in the doll, apparently, the oxidized contacts were touched. she started working again, which means no mysticism when the doll itself has a head. in general, it is normal that we are for money to people. and there is no one to look after me. i believe that since the husband is following this lydia. so there is

mixed signals from _ words from the kremlin. interesting cliff. mixed signals from russian - cliff.ier the kremlin spokesman seemed to be play down playing the significance of tanks going to ukraine. he said there was an overestimation of the potential these tankses could add to the ukrainian army, he said the plan was doomed to fail but comments from the russian ambassador to berlin, saying that german tanks, battle tanks going to ukraine was extremely dangerous, and he spoke of a new level of confrontation, and talking of new levels, the anti—western, anti—european rhetoric in the state mediaer who has reached a new level, it is off the scale. late last night one of state televisions main anchors made astonishing comments about germany. he described german political leaders add cretins, as gnatsy, he said when gentleman tanks appear in ukraine that would make german territory and german bases a target for russia. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has called the prime minister "hopelessly weak" for failing to sack the conservative party chairman, nadhim zahawi, after it was reve

i believe that this was a decisive signal from the united states from the west to support ukraine andfind breakthrough opportunities to change the dynamics of the battle on benefit of ukraine and you know when we use the word hesitate we actually mean the process of analysis we just don't say what you ask and you get everything at once we have to analyze whether each request is the best request to achieve a common goal and the goal is for ukraine to win so i have a different view on what some call hesitation, for me it is a process of thoughtful analysis of what would be best to give ukraine now, how to help it achieve victory, no one has done more for this than the combined tripod. i hope that this step is still once again confirms that moscow was wrong all this time, they were wrong and underestimated the will of ukrainians to defend their country, you were not wrong and underestimated the response of the alliance and what we have regarding the support of ukraine and their struggle for democracy. that's right. i hope this step has once again received a signal from vladimir putin tha

he will do it only a little later, an important signal came from the commander of the defense force of the capital kyiv region prepared powerfully for a possible new offensive, i quote lieutenant general oleksandr pavlyuk, the ukrainian side constantly monitors the movement of russian units in belarus, their new deployment points and training grounds, so the ukrainian leadership will have time to warn in the event of a new danger, we created a group on the border with belarus that is ready to meet the enemy with dignity at several lines around kyiv with a total length of about 1,000 km where based on fortification positions and long-term structures, a powerful defense system has been created in a moment about the tragedy in the kherson region and the consequences of shelling in the zaporizhzhia region, a lot of other information will also be waiting literally for washing in ukraine at 3:00 p.m. news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval just now about the most important things and let's start from the tragedy that happened in the kherson region in the city of bor

we were sending the signal, we don't want you. i was sending the signal, we want you. that's all they needed. think about this, you start a company in your garage. you put in all of your life savings and build an incredible company and you can't walk the streets of the city because you are a pariah. who wants that? who wants to live that life? nobody. nobody want to spend their time and energy building a company, a significant amount of wealth for other people and then be told you're not welcome. i saw a video by jeff bezos reminiscing on the fact that he was maybe the world's richest person. he was saying i'm worth $200 billion. but my company, amazon, is a trillion dollars. which means that created a hundred billion dollars of wealth for other people. right? i own 20% of the company. i think people forget about that. they focus on what the person has crated for themselves or they forget about what they have created for everybody else, not to mention employees, etc.. >> we are coming up on time. i will leave us with one question. we are looking ahead at a big year int

if a lawyer take the 100 meters sprinter who needs that positive stress that enter signal which says analog signal, now i have to summon up all my energy and resources to be especially competitive as wellness, losolsi design. without that, we wouldn't perform as well, and i q situation is any guileless. so stress isn't all bad. some even say stress keeps you slim. is that true? does stress caused weight loss with him slung cleared, and there are 2 things to consider when looking at stress related weight loss during an actual stress reaction. when, when people are feeling especially under pressure warning, most people don't have much appetite and eat less. that's under probably in bashed, but the other problem with stress is that it has an effect on her hormonal system as a result. more cortisol, which is a stress hormone, is also released. and that leads our bodies to store even more calories. young. hello ian in was on copper angle are guardian. so every one response to stress differently of lock depends on how we react to stress and deal with it. but does being male or female make

it seems to me that the ukrainian authorities themselves must to send clearer signals to the world, but for this you need to have a program of what is happening to the ukrainian economy, it is obvious that russia, which threatened us with nazification, actually carried out the industrialization of ukraine and today, our production is being killed, and that is why it is important to have a program for the relocation of our enterprises e.e. evacuation of key enterprises and so on these projects now in the perspective of such short-term to seek the support of our international partners e. unfortunately i have not heard such plans e.e. and statements and specific proposals during the forum, although it seems to me that it would be important to use this platform from the positive points. i want to note the work of minister fyodorov, who had many meetings in order not only to ask for support, but also to advertise ukraine's achievements, all in the field it is really interesting developments here when the world is interested in the ukrainian system and they are ready to adopt this system in o

the same signal, provided by the constellation of 30 orbiting gps satellites that the u.s. provides to the world for, free. >> it is that localized ability to jam the signal, so that local receivers cannot receive the information. >> as the war progressed in the spring of 2022, european airlines accused russia of jamming the gps signals along its border with finland. that civilian airlines rely on. u.s. military sources, also claiming they, have launch cyberattacks against the spacex startling satellites, over ukraine. providing the country with internet access. but the u.s. military says, spacex engineers were able to defend against the attack, by rewriting several lines of computer code. >> a lot of us expected the ukraine conflict. everything would go lights on, and is in the rest of the world. they can continue to have access with him to rest really. and with it. >> russia, china, and europe, will all have their own gps satellite networks. including ukraine, and the global economy, still, it depends on the u.s. gps network, provided by the u.s. military. lauren taylor,

signalling., signalling. is now a long and lonely wait -- virtue _ signalling. is now a long and lonely wait -- virtue signalling. _ signalling. is now a long and lonely wait -- virtue signalling. between l wait —— virtue signalling. between taking a stand and bringing hope through sport. joe lynskey, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to a women's sports coach still operating in afghanistan. her words are spoken by a bbcjournalist. well, i'm not surprised because we as women athletes really expect that some countries would be trying to support us. we didn't know how they would, but it was a really good decision when we heard that cricket australia made this decision to support us and show how they are really behind women. it's really brilliant for us. aha, really behind women. it's really brilliant for us.— brilliant for us. a lot of people have criticised _ brilliant for us. a lot of people have criticised this _ brilliant for us. a lot of people have criticised this movement| brilliant for us. a lot o

our signals. at dusk. the communists have a hard time tracking down, but we take chances especially on nights. an escape is planned. in the beginning, many people escaped in broad daylight by jumping out of windows facing the western of the city. our firemen were there to help. we we remember the woman being held by communist guards to prevent her from joining her family even threw tear gas at who were below ready to catch her. that's when they decided to extend the wall and cut access to the buildings facing west berlin. they sealed every window. many bricklayers came over to side of the wall rather than do that kind of job. they strung barbed wire on the roofs to close off another of escape. many homes along this side of the wall were raised. they blinded with reflecting mirrors. they threw tear gas. they tried everything to keep us away. we threw the tear gas grenades back at them. they laid minefields in the countryside. they increased patrols. they planted new watchtowers. but we watched them too, and

listen, what's the signal? did i see it in the cinema?tor under different loads who most wants to change me and a friend get ready to dive. wait it. i figured it all out. he is an old man. so come on, tell me about your dashing childhood. nobody has a girl. there are no cotton buds here. what, brandy will add air to you? okay, don't worry, soon. listen, won't you tell me when it's about to start something. you owe an excavator on a submarine. already sent but not received yet. will appear. i think she's already gone. i hear nothing. or maybe they changed their mind about saving us. this is most likely. i found a passage, i need equipment, additional cylinders for children, one will correct it, you will go with the greek. i'm just not sure that there will be enough for all the cylinders. the intern is nothing quick-witted. okay, actually, we've got six people of children down there, and they're running out of oxygen. and we're chatting with you petrov got to the clients. they say you have a party here, who is playing here, i told you every

it sends the wrong signal. lower and middle income tax filers end up paying more. jack: there are a few areas of bipartisan agreement in washington but one of them is the tech industry, both parties have specifics been a wall street journal op-ed, biden tried to bridge the gap with three concerns about tech. what do you think of those ideas? >> they make all the sense in the world to. the performance doesn't match the promise we heard about by prison agreement, or desire to reign in big tech. at the end of the day we have to pass meaningful legislation. we see more weaponization of our elections, anti-competitive behavior. i am not hopeful. they've got their intentions from the right place but the music has to match the words, the performance does not match the rhetoric. jack: thanks for your insight, appreciate it. the outlook for the market in 2023 from one of wall street's most respected investment fellows, abby joseph cohan next. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [k

and get their signals, the mcnuggets their signal -- >> interesting lee, the russians in the chinese can use our gps satellite as well. >> i bet you they do. >> they do. >> gps receivers have been found taped don to chinese tanks, but we don't know who they are due to the poor quality of their own system. >> they have been seeing tipping american gps receivers to their tanks and cockpits. >> almost none of their vehicles contain scituate nil awareness -- vehicles are friendly when they found with old pictures of ukraine in. the >> british defense secretary says he underscores tremendous russian availability. under u.s. law, the gps esteemed cannot be turned off to anyone. but military commanders say what is happening in orbit may now be even more concerning, when we come back, accusations that russia and china have already placed weapons in space. space. it feels like it's barely there. look at how much it holds, and it still stays thin! i've looked at myself in the mirror and i can't see it at all! that's the protection we deserve! next on behind the series... that performance was l

it is a positive signal that i have -- that they have finally agreed to do this.t would have been better if they agreed to do this months ago because timing is everything and it will take a long time to get this to ukraine. including the u.s. abrams tanks, it will take a few months. the spring it -- spring offensive is coming. after the end of the day, we have to remember germany has a lot of obstacles. and that they are making movement. that is a really positive sign. let's remember the low starting point. they initially just wanted to send 5000 helmets. now we have got them agreeing to send leopard tanks, which means other countries can send leopard tanks. this is a huge sign. i knew that ukraine's president zelenskyy has said he needs at least 300. so, this is just starting. i thicket is a positive sign and i hope that other countries will continue to support ukraine. >> what is the view in moscow about all of this? how concerned is russia about the pledging of these tanks and the delivery? are we going to see russia take countermeasures? >> there's kind of two

, the greenwich time signal, started to be broadcast every hour — and it hasn't stopped since. as they were known, were generated by a swinging pendulum fitted with electrical contacts. so now you could have accurate greenwich mean time literally anywhere that you had a radio. the pips have become legendary, a symbol of bbc radio, and who better to tell us about them than another legend of bbc radio, tony blackburn. archive: welcome along - to the tony blackburn show this morning for this tuesday 9th december. my thanks, as always tojohn dunn for swinging us up until the seven o'clock hour. the pips have always been a favourite of mine since 1967 when ijoined the bbc and opened up radio i. archive: good morning everyone, welcome to the exciting _ new sound of radio i. everybody else finds it a bit weird that i like them but i do. i love them. on my programmes, i used to promote them, particularly as my favourite pip is always the last one because it is slightly extended. the original clock that kept the time still sits in the museum at the royal 0bservatory. in the �*60s, thoug

haidi: in terms of signaling, what would traders be looking at?leen: as we covered in the package, it's there, it's on the table. it's not the strongest signal they could send but it would be reinforced because there is still a big debate, former boj officials about japan's inflation rate getting to 2% in the tokyo cpi getting stronger with also reinforcing for that. further down the road, listening to how corona talked at the press conference, one thing he does or does not do right now, there's a sense that the boj is moving away from the monetary stimulus of the past 10 years. is it moving toward a far less stimulus position that was in place under the previous governor. these are the kind of conversations that are already being had. clearly the message from the meeting tomorrow, any action they take will be very important, not just for this week or month, but for the march meeting and beyond. haidi: kathleen hays there in tokyo with the latest. paul allen is here with the first word news from sydney. paul: bloomberg has learned that china is pl

that is a bullish signal. a lot of this is driven by the china reopening narrative, the dollar softening especially as we are pricing fed cuts later this year, but when it comes to the big emerging economies, they are pricing cuts themselves. latin america, especially. it will be one of the first to cut and ease back to neutral especially when it comes to brazil and mexico. one year out, we are pricing in one hundred basis point cuts, and those have performed decently against the dollar, rallying 3% this year. tom: thank you on the divergence between u.s. and em. we have great guests in the studio to break down the big market themes. in north america, a big hall of data from the u.s. this afternoon with the latest reading of gdp and the debate that continues over whether or not the u.s. ends up in a recession. let's bring in bilal hafeez, macro hive's ceo and head of research. also here is bloomberg's kristine aquino. kristine, let's start with the macro and i want to bring in valerie's conversation of diversi

and not even a signal, it’s like uh, you know, it’s a slap in the face that no, no, no, we’ll be here the end , uh, about missiles, for me, this is the number one question for me today, if a decision is made on the supply of missiles, and it’s actually not it's just news, it's good, or from a political point of view, it's fair from a human point of view if they hit us, civilians, everyone with their missiles, we should have the opportunity, at least for purposes within ukraine, to use it absolutely without any restrictions and my son is my signal. if you want to our friends, you don’t limit putin and in no way limit us, of course the americans will be sensitive about whether we will use these missiles on targets on russian territory and this will remain a matter for discussion for the time being, but what said paulin, eh kolinkel, you just quoted him, it actually gives us the opportunity to hope that a solution will be possible, it will be limited at first, but nevertheless, there will be a solution, and still, the west is gradually moving away from its red lines that it has set for i

if it is not a signal, it should be a blow to the face that no-no-no, we will be here until the end . for me, missiles are the question for today number one, if a decision is made to supply us with missiles, and it is not just from a news point of view or from a political point of view, it is fair from a human point of view if they hit us, civilians, everyone, with their missiles, we have be an opportunity at least for the purposes of within the framework of ukraine to use it absolutely without any restrictions and my son is my signal. if you want to our friends, you are not the one to limit putin and in no way limit us, of course the americans will be sensitive about whether we will use these missiles on targets on russian territory and it will remain so for now a question for discussion, but what kolen kolinkel said, you just quoted him, it actually gives us the opportunity to hope that the solution will be important, it will be limited at first. deviates from the red lines that he taught himself, and i think that here it is necessary to be very consistent in this determination, i

but this signal did not come due to german reluctance. and do you draw the line at tanks, or would you send, i don't know why not a fighter jets? well, germany never would send fighters fighter jets and they have put it last year in march, the polio, a polish idea to deliver me 29. why i'm shy and this was stopped by the chancellor re nearly a year ago. but there is a need also we should bring all in what is needed. not suff marines, but also aircraft and fight projects. for example, make 29. the americans already already training pilots on f. 16 so we should start with it, but probably without germany, the new euro will be more eastern, more scandinavian, more decisive, more really also determined and more modern, but probably without germany. paris has understood the message because my call has changed. it's his rhetorics last week. he said, now ukraine must win, must have a week to read. but germany, you will never find these words from the chancellor. so as to how concerned are you that german foot dragging over this issue is undermin