and this was st paul's cathedral last night when the australian grammy nominated ry x played a sell out. # i'm a child of sun and the stars i love he's here on newsnight for his only uk tv interview. good evening. we are most definitely in pre election season. labour is starting to put some flesh on the key policies keir starmer, facing his first electoral test as leader, thinks will resonate with the voters he needs to win back if he is to have a shot at downing street. health policies, migration and how close a relationship we should foster with europe, are so far top of the list, and today he was in the hague to shape a possible deal with europol, of which we are no longer a member, to engage in joint intelligence and operations to deal with the traffiking gangs, possibly in return for the uk accepting a quota of migrants from the eu. next tuesday, in an unusual diplomatic move, the labour leader will head to paris for talks with emmanuel macron, on among other things, regulatory alignment. but calibrating a new closer relationship with europe, but commiting not to rejoin, is a polit

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host: looks is in st. paul, minnesota, republican. caller: thanks for taking my call. i used to actually work for the federal government for a couple of years. i left. but i think they would be entirely within their right to shut down the government and i understand why people are conserved about the average federal worker. the truth is that right now, the managerial path in the federal government just don't listen. you can listen to the oversight hearings where they lie and misdirect. they didn't give answers about the withdraw from afghanistan. they don't give any answers. yet emails from nih that were heavily redacted. and it comes out when you get the unredacted version that they were functioning -- they were funding gain of function research. host: you are going in and out so we will try to get a response. guest: i think you get at eight sentiment that a lot of folks feel when we are talking about federal workers not being able to get by during the shutdown, especially the longer it goes on. there are a lot of who would be fine with the government shutting down. t

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marshals in st. paul, minnesota.e was freed because of a clerical error at the jail where he was being held >>> police in philadelphia arrested dozens of people last night after a violent looting spree, a growing problem around the country. it's forcing many retailers to take drastic measures tom llamas has that story. >> reporter: tonight, more than 50 people are under arrest in connection with this overnight crime wave that hit philadelphia. officers tackling suspects ransacking businesses, crowds of suspected thieves seen running from stores like apple, lululemon, and foot locker. >> this is not shoplifting. this is looting. this is riot. >> reporter: it's called organized retail theft it's happening all over america killing business and making shopping even more expensive. target says crooks are forcing them to close nine stores by october saying theft is, quote, threatening the safety of our team and guests this target in oakland is one of the ones shutting down, and you can see what the shopping experience is l

yeah, that is, this is the point that st. paul is that i need to zation also i oppose somebody something about a game because that was a call. right info is that right? uh, at least 2 percent sounds and the gibbons this house is a difficult task. uh not to say. uh good. well, let's make that point to august and sold young ship. well, i guess they must go is saying that actually south korea and japan, i'm the us. they really have a saying, any of this is to silver and nations during a deal. we can tell them, what do you think? well, as to silver and new shows. so whatever it will be negotiated decided it's in russia and north korea, right? it's up to those 3rd countries and those the country alone will be held responsible for the outcomes of any uh, agreement. so it is hospitalized for a split into a spin data is of the country. if the southern meeting is indeed going to take place. if russia will provide both of us military weapon technology to north korea, then it will be it, russia not south korea crossing the red line. first, i

there's been another attack of its black st. paul, to savalst appalling try me up nearby c passenger traffic has been suspended. no casualties have been reported. it comes a day, often your training and ms. i was talking to the headquarters of the russian black c thinks in the city. the head of ukraine's intelligence says at least 9 people have been killed in the attack. moscow says it's air defense systems, shot down 5 missiles. it says one person is missing these of a latest and a series of ukrainian attacks and crimea this month. we're going to cost to have the same besotted, whose life for us in key. what more do we know about these latest attack saying well, just this morning we've heard from the russian back governor of crime yet who has worn people to stay in doors has said that rockets were sputtered and shot down by russian air defenses. and fragments have fallen in parts of sylvester pulled on the crime in for then to let details still trickling in with regards to this latest. ready tact but ukrainian intelligence sources a

have a had a, a main say have been a fee to an example waging the chinese and thing us on imaging st. paul, i solutions that would be editing us on areas on how you can improve the performance of the c units. having the same conversation, we say with the, the united nations general assembly is under way of this new york headquarters representatives of the 193 countries are participating in the highest level most of the organization. and i believe just taking to the stage is the 1st speaker at president let this of of brazil that's listening faster advantage frances, from trinidad to bandwidth on the truck. so it's a great pleasure to be preceded by the united nations secretary general antonio good. that he's, i will do, i agreed to shift each of the heads of state and government and delegates present. but i still, i pay homage to our compactor it sergio theater. the mammal for 1021 of the employees of this organization. the victims of the brutal attack in baghdad 20 years ago. it is, i also wish to express my gonzalez's to the victims of the earth cake in morocco and the storms that fit ve

have had a, a main say have been a fee to an example of waging the chinese to helping us on imaging st. paul, i solutions that would be editing us on areas on how you can improve the performance of the c units. having the same conversation, we say we said and the that actually and same conversation with the indians and the pricing and they've gone some of the so i made the point ada, that she has with some, with the oldest a and paula stations we'd say pool is if you ever so, so we have those so we can learn a lot from, from that face. i think it's in the interest all say signs incorporation that we get to learn in. and then from each other, like i said, for many la cruz people in those, you know, hanging fruit and who are beginning to, to read those who i'm speaking of russia. russell tends to build a power plant in south africa and is arranging full russian energy supplies to the country. how far reaching do you think these prospects will be in, in terms of such a co operation between south africa and russia? was significant. i mean, like i said, we can do with new generating capacity. i d

have not received the explanation search and a mission for a host of other issues, lead that at the st. paul with them for, for you. but have you been poisoning the evidence of letting you know right in the georgia that all the poisoning do more romando evidence? germany? that's it because of objects. our claims, as you, the obviously definitely says liza goates, this evidence, but germany doesn't allow us to share the dates with you for you to serve as quiet and citing issue. so we to go, can you do a new prove? so to procedure, use your investigate to files and you kept the capacity to we to go get to the ball . so it is not to that the list of us is that they need salt as much told us the, there's no g, f k, even the assassination what they to what free q. but can you still focus on it? they say they've been trying to use those fake. so the issue is blatantly just because you know, that is that's it. and push for those sit william solutions that have nothing to do with the relativity. she disliked the laser boeing switch, and that was that it doesn't give us more than up to police. she hi

i'm the middle of five kids, born in st. paul, minnesota. which always, you know, puzzles me when people can me where i'm from, you know, where i learned how to speak english -- [laughter] and more recently, why don't i go back where i'm from. [laughter] and so, but those are things that, you know, we, or you know, endure as part of what we call or what have been labeled as microaggressions that make us feel like we don't belong. so my, the experience since i'm the middle of five kids, of course, everybody was japanese-american, right? everybody expected to go to college. i didn't even know you could have a job without a college degree. [laughter] and i, there was no money. so i joined the navy to go to med school. and, by the way, you know, when you're 3 years old and you tell your japanese-american father that you're going to be a doctor, guess what you wind up being? a doctor, right in. [laughter] so i had to -- i was not the smartest student, but with i had an interesting life because i had livinged overseas, worked in a lend proprocity

a police officer was shot to crime prosecutor on st. paul and e guy served only four year for a violent crime. do you think that is a problem?>> the officer was shot to death, that is certainly not an appropriate sentence, that is outrageous. let me be clear, we are doing everything we can to assist minneapolis, we have a very aggressive u.s. attorney, he has brought another of cases. >> i have a very short time here, in regards to disrupting drug networks, why do you think there is so much fentanyl coming into the country? >> because it cost 10 cents to make and it can be sold for $30. >> under oath, he said the reason there is such a drastic increase in fentanyl coming into the country is because on january 20th of 2021, open borders policies were announced by president biden. have you expressed concern about those open borders policies that have led to this rapid increase in the amount of sentinel coming into the country? >> i can't associate myself com >> so, the sheriff is incorrect? >> the cartels in mexico are causing this drug to be

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. >> growing up in st. paulverybody. it was a hip-hop tsunami, and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records going to be the next motown, you know what i'm saying? "the chronic" album was the foundation, and we're going to keep rolling on till the house is finished. ♪ it's the bow to the wow and creeping and crawling ♪ >> the handful of gangsta rap superstars are not just singing about being mean and nasty and vicious. ♪ rob you and i kill you ♪ they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respect to those who break their neck ♪ >> tupac shakur, rap star and movie star, was arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops had arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers. >> tupac was languishing in jail waiting for his appeal when suge knight swooped in and basically offered to pay his bail if he signed a contract. >> death row. you will see your art brought to a bigger platform, and you will be paid one of these days. >> even though h

at, but the notion of a targeted strike, for many people, is quite unique in that -- i grew up in st. paul a few blocks away from a ford assembly plant and i remember thinking that this is just one small part of the overall pie of everything that's going on. they are strategic and being targeted here, of particular areas. does that impact how he should do, this the 10,000 foot view? >> absolutely. so, laura, i was talking about the big picture, the whole economy because you've got viewers all over the come tree. now i'm coming to you from michigan, it's a bigger part of our economy right here. so i feel quite confident that the effects throughout most of the country, on average, are not going to be very large. of course, the effects on the striking workers, the effects on the auto part manufacturers in the cities, and the effects in particular parts of the economy, particular in the midwest, are going to be more intense. i still think that we don't want to overstate the case, but we're going to feel the pain here in the midwest and if you're somewhere else, you're probably enjoying a warme

then later, their album is called "scaled and icy" and their tour starts august 18th in st. paulgot new shows this week with jason bateman, rachel brosnahan, eric andrÉ, and rob lowe, and music from joy oladokun, damon albarn, and ghost. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is that rare performer whose greatness has been certified by the oscars, tonys, salt, pepa, and en vogue. you name it. you can see him now in theaters and on apple tv plus in "the tragedy of macbeth." and he directs michael b. jordan in "a journal for jordan" in theaters and on demand. please welcome denzel washington. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. good to see you. >> good to be seen by you. >> jimmy: if you were not here, would you be watching the cardinals/rams game? >> is it on? >> jimmy: yeah, it's on, sure, monday night. i guess not. [ laughter ] i was thinking about you yesterday because i know you're a cowboys fan. >> yes. >> jimmy: i was wondering the way that game ended, i was wondering what -- like what kind of a football viewer are you? is there profanity? do y

carjackings are up in minneapolis and nearby st. paul. sheriff's deputies have taken an aggressive approach. carjackings are down. >> bill: the president of the chicago teachers union who is also a staunch critic of private schools is being blasted as a hypocrite. this after she confirmed reports that her son is enrolled in a private catholic school. can't make it up, can you? garrett tenney back in chicago with that. good morning. >> bill, good morning. a couple of weeks ago stalesy davis gates said she and the teachers union would foot tooth and nail against sporters of school choice and private school. her son is in a private catholic high school and pushing back an those calling her a hypocrite explaining the truth. if you are a black family living in a black community high quality neighborhood schools are the dream, not the reality. for my husband and me it forced us sending our son to a private high school so he could live out his dream of being a soccer player and having curriculum to meet his social and emotional needs as his two

district begins, a police officer was shot to death as a result of a weak on crime prosecutor in st. paul and minneapolis, minnesota. guy served four years for a violent crime. you think that that's a problem? >> officer was shot to death, that is not -- that is certainly not an appropriate sentence, that's outrageous. let me be clear, we are doing everything we can to assist minneapolis, we have a very aggressive u.s. attorney, brought a number of cases -- >> let me continue. i have a real short period of time here. >> sorry. >> in regards to disrupting drug networks, why do you think there is so much fentanyl coming into the country? >> because it costs $0.10 to make and can be sold for $30. >> sheriff mark daniels from cochise, arizona sat where you are a few months ago, under oath said the reason a drastic increase in fentanyl coming into the country is because on january 20th of 2021, open borders policies were announced by president biden. have you expressed concern about those open borders policies that have led to this rapid increase in the amount of fentanyl coming into our count

in the past year and change, memorials and become protest sites in richmond, st. paul, washington, chapel hill, birmingham, c augustus, oxford, dallas, raleigh, san diego, and seattle. from the gulf of mexico to the canadian border and from the atlantic to the pacific, memorials have emerged as the go to sites of racial activism. if memorials had become the litmus test of racial politics, because they are a public storytelling venue par excellence. they force us to confront basic questions about our past. what stories will be dignified ross rendezvous s'il vous plant . and a part of the background in which we live our lives and what stories and who is will be subsidized by tax dollars. transmitted by the landscape and preserved by the tenacity of the granite bronze and marble . and when i say the memorials of the new lunch counters, i just mean that the stories that we tell or do not tell but the american past are now on the front lines of the fight for racial justice. so, let's end with a tribute to these boys, tyler yarborough, and curtis hill, recent graduates from

high tech equipment sniff adults as well, so they could really be very useful on the grounds of st. paul robot has not responded to the offer. now, the french government to trying to downplay the saying, of course, is the question path. so logistics and broker has what a need for now, but there are those who were saying, look, this is probably due to the facts of relations between morocco and fonts. have been very tense and recent is for a number of issues including the fact the phones refuses to recognize the territory of western sahara. as merle cannot something rough, i won't say to do all the facts of frances types and fees. rules for americans, i know will say power says roof more closely with algeria in recent months. so all those things are seem to have come into play for the schools, the families of people who are trapped on to the level or a suffering, say much of them. i mean, well, they simply kind of with tons of find this and many of the, the asked for, as i said to, you don't understand why this age isn't being green. lights isn't what politics is being put aside right now.

district begins, a police officer was shot to death as a result of a weak on crime prosecutor in st. paul, minnesota, guy served only four years for a violent crime. do you think that that's a problem? >> an officer was shot to death? that is not -- that is certainly not an appropriate sentence, that's outrageous. let me be clear, we are doing everything we can to assist minneapolis. we have a very aggressive u.s. attorney who's brought a number of rico and vicar cases -- >> let me continue -- i got a real short period of time here. >> sorry. >> in regards to disrupting drug networks, why do you think there's so much fentanyl coming into the country? >> because it costs $0.10 to make and it can be sold for $30. >> so sheriff mark daniels sat where you are are a month ago and said urn oath the reason there's such a drastic increase of fentanyl is back on january 20th, 2021, open border policies were announced by president biden. have you expressed concern about those open borders policies that have led to this rapid increase in the amount of fentanyl coming into our country? >> i can't ass

in yethe past year and change memorials have become protest sites in richmond, st. paul, washington dc, chapel hill, birmingham, saint augustine,nt bentonville, oxford, dower, raleigh, san diego, and seattle. fromic the gulf of mexico to th canadian border and from the atlantic to the pacific memorials have emerged as the new go to sites of racial activism. if memorials, i'm sorry, if memorials have become a litmus testst of our racial politics it's because they are a public storytelling venue part excellent. they force us to confront basic questions about our past. what stories and whose will be dignified in public spaces. e what stories and whose will become part of the built environment and part of the unquestioned background against which we live our lives? and what stories and whose will and what stories and whose will transmitted by the landscape, and preserved by the tenacity of granite, bronze and marble? when i say the memorials are the new lunch counters i just mean that the stories we tell, or don't tell, about the american past now on the front lines of the f

amtrak is starting the daily trip between chicago and st. paul, minnesota. how long will it take for that train, what is the total commute time between chicago and minneapolis? mr. gardner: about six hours on the current route of the empire build. this is service we have, long distance from chicago to seattle and portland. between a partnership between the three states involved here, minnesota, wisconsin and illinois is take an existing service which goes to milwaukee and run that service west across the current route to the twin cities. >> you are looking at about 7 1/2 hours between chicago time. how much federal and taxpayer subsidies do you expect on an annual basis on this route to get it up and running? mr. gardner: the federal subsidies will be limited as you know, state-supported services -- i have to get back to you. but the states pay the subsidies that is the deal. >> with is -- the total number here is $7 million per route to get that up and running. on 7 1/2 hour commute, you can drive it in six hours. we checked flights going from chicago up to

host: looks is in st. paul, minnesota, republican. caller: thanks for taking my call.to actually work for the federal government for a couple of years. i left. but i think they would be entirely within their right to shut down the government and i understand why people are conserved about the average federal worker. the truth is that right now, the managerial path in the federal government just don't listen. you can listen to the oversight hearings where they lie and misdirect. they didn't give answers about the withdraw from afghanistan. they don't give any answers. yet emails from nih that were heavily redacted. and it comes out when you get the unredacted version that they were functioning -- they were funding gain of function research. host: you are going in and out so we will try to get a response. guest: i think you get at eight sentiment that a lot of folks feel when we are talking about federal workers not being able to get by during the shutdown, especially the longer it goes on. there are a lot of who would be fine with the government shutting down. there is

record heat for minneapolis, st. paul a little bit of shower activity through the gulf coast and heavier pockets of rain across the rockies, isolated thunderstorms, too. that's the wester across the country. we'll get to your local weather in the next 30 seconds >>> happy labor day. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is a foggy morning. it will be foggy throughout the next several hours. watch out for low visibility at times. we're keeping the cool weather and more sunshine for the south bay, a few mid-80s for spots like antioch, some of our inland valleys with low 70s, along the coastl >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >>> caught on camera the moment a gender reveal party took a tragic turn erin mclaughlin has that story >>> over the weekend in mexico, what was meant to be a celebration of new life ended with a deadly plane crash. i'll have all the details on the latest gender reveal gone wrong. >>> plus, on the last unofficial day of summer, we have a b

host: let's talk to diane who is in st. paul, minnesota. caller: good morning. look at c-span every morning. my heart hurts a lot of times when i hear all of this division going on in our land right now. let me tell you something, i am financially doing well but i blame donald trump for bringing out the people in the dark with their racism. i remember when barack obama got elected president. my grandmother cried who is now gone. i said, "sister, why are you crying?" she said "we will pay for this for putting a black man in the white house." donald trump was one of those who said barack obama was not born in america. he started that, the birther movement. everyone seems to have forgotten that. he had to prove where he was born but i see donald trump got in office and he didn't have to prove anything. he didn't have to put in his tax returns, but i am doing fine thank god because i was taught to save my money when i was younger. i am 74 years old now, and i have younger people in my family because some of them do not have any money to save and they have these high

host: let's talk to diane who is in st. paul, minnesota. caller: good morning. look at c-span every morning. my heart hurts a lot of times when i hear all of this division going on in our land right now. let me tell you something, i am financially doing well but i blame donald trump for bringing out the people in the dark with their racism. i remember when barack obama got elected president. my grandmother cried who is now gone. i said, "sister, why are you crying?" she said "we will pay for this for putting a black man in the white house." donald trump was one of those who said barack obama was not born in america. he started that, the birther movement. everyone seems to have forgotten that. he had to prove where he was born but i see donald trump got in office and he didn't have to prove anything. he didn't have to put in his tax returns, but i am doing fine thank god because i was taught to save my money when i was younger. i am 74 years old now, and i have younger people in my family because some of them do not have any money to save and they have these high

it seems that in some ways the pilau citadel even became the prototype of the peter and paul fortress of sttersburg on this visit, peter alekseevich celebrated his birthday here on a royal scale. or like before. they said he celebrated his birthday with all the breadth of the russian soul, staging an unprecedented fireworks display for the locals, which, unsaid, surprised them six months later during the seven-year war. in 1758 . prussia was occupied by russian troops ; elizaveta petrovna built a russian dam, that is, the russian embankment and the orthodox church, and the citizens of prussia received a protective manifesto from the empress, after which they say they happily took the oath of faith. russian empire and the territory of pilau became our province, and a russian garrison came to the fortress, a fourteen-meter-high equestrian monument to elizabeth petrovna, by the way, the only equestrian monument to the queen in russia, but this, if you don’t consider it a smaller copy in moscow in kolomenskoye, now stands on the baltiysk embankment of a pensioner, which he still claims from mem

st. paul's cathedral. [laughter] we have great conversations for you to get you set up for the weekend. and frankly, my head is already in october 2 the november fed meeting with jobs report we will have for you, i believe it is next friday, i will guess on that. the real issue is we have to leave town because of the pharaoh can't frenzy. we go to tom markley and in the sun newspaper writing up the storm. we have to talk about this. we will do it to the show today. would you expect our economics investment in international relations audience why 47 will including espn, santi igo, she lay, picked up your chitchat with mr. leavy. jonathan: daniel leavy, longest-serving chairman in english football and the premier league, can't think of the last time he has done a broadcast interview. we did one earlier this week is open to a state sale, open the way i think a lot of people sensed he has not been for a long time. i would encourage other people to listen to the conversation to see what their takeaway is from him. they have done a lot to improve the sustainability of the club with the stadiu

the shrine was returned to the orthodox only after the peter and paul parish church, built eight years earlier than the church of stands the brick temple of the holy apostles peter and paul. in 2004 it was built on the site of a wooden church. which burned down during the war years. the largest cathedral in the world, the vatican, is named after st. peter. the second largest temple, which is located in london, is named after the apostle paul. despite the fact that the saints are radically different from each other in everything, they always go hand in hand. the structural features of the shrine are impressive. we see narrow, tall, arched window openings. besides this, here there is. the spiritual choir, by the way, is an active participant in various singing festivals; not far from the temple there is a library and a sunday school. after the third partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, volkovytsk fell into the so-called pale of settlement, and people who professed judaism could not leave this place. a large number of jews remained in the city. back to the beginning. the great patriotic war accounts for ab

well, besides, today, here at the peter and paul fortress, and st.ersburg joined the all-russian choral action , one country, one family, one russia, the song , where the homeland begins, was performed by students of the cadet corps and music schools of the city, let's listen to a small, but very touching piece. where does the homeland begin? from the picture in your primer, from the good and faithful people living in the neighboring time, and indeed, today there are a lot of different events, and they are dedicated to celebrating the day of reunion, for example, today there is a bike ride dedicated to this holiday, the youngest holiday, and besides , today we have: the closing of the motorcycle season, which is also timed to coincide with the celebration of reunion day, but i will note another very important, even i would say symbolic event in the museum... of the history of the troops of the officers' house, today the opening of the exhibition unconquered donbass took place, the exhibition contains unique items, these are personal belongings of mil

i have -- we have -- you come to the university avenue in st. paul and the diversity of the restaurants and small businesses that are there, it will blow your mind away. it's rich in diversity. but we still find, even with all being in the same neighborhoods and communities, we still have to do outreach to say, you're welcome. one of those places is cybersecurity. a lot of these businesses are being hacked, they're having issues with it, and we're going to the high schools and the community colleges and we're looking at folks like, there is a place for you in cybersecurity. and they're like, me? yeah, you. sometimes people need to be welcomed in, they need to have the opportunity to be recruited. so, i really think that having someone that oversees opportunity, equal opportunity, diversity and inclusion, making sure that disability programs, i mean, we have our service members who come back and sometimes have to be relocated into another position or a job, that's what this office can do. and so i know we've gotten down this track of how we can divide

paul: wall st. journal art market correspondent kelly crow. >> the british railway pension did sort of pioneer this idea that you could pool your money and buy better things and hold it for a time and resell it. paul: so somebody can buy a share of -- this is a warhol or a reproduction of a warhol that you own, right? >> yeah. paul: but nowadays, new york's masterworks already sells art shares to the public as you would stocks. chief investment officer allen sukholitsky. >> masterworks is a firm that makes art an investable asset class. the first firm that's ever done it. we started in 2017, so we've been doing it now for several years. paul: during which the firm's value has climbed to more than a billion dollars, it says, employees beating the bushes for marketable high value artwork and customers, to whom to hawk shares in a masterwork like an andy warhol or a yayoi kusama. >> she's actually about 100 years old, which is always interest. -- always interesting. it tells you that artists have defini

st. petersburg, peter and paul fortress. fired a salvo in honor of the new russian regions.opark stage by groups of ten fraternities and an ensemble songs and dances of peoples from the north. in artek, on the square in front of one of the buildings, more than 2,000 people lined up with the inscription reunification day and even the date is september 30 , twenty-third. a similar event took place in mariupol, with popular front activists taking part in it. and local car enthusiasts, in makeyevka, at the local regional museum, they conducted an excursion for activists of youth ngos. about 83% of residents of the new regions applied for a russian passport after reunification. they also change driver’s licenses and help to obtain any a necessary document, this was reported to the ministry of internal affairs. the unified state portal has also started working. october 2020. russian federation. in total, since 2019, more than 3 million residents of new regions have received the main document. an alley of firsts appeared in moscow today. it was founded on the territory of the palac

we've got a great man, st statesman, baldwin, like pope john paul. the 2nd recalled it tracking that is that political activity, whether national international comes from the human being that she thought it is practiced by the human being. and it is meant for the human being and thank you all for your attention. on behalf of us on there would be listening bed to italian prime minister, georgia maloney addressing the united nations general assembly. let's bring in a correspondence like hannah. he's joining us live from un headquarters, and he's also been listening and, and was in the address that we were expecting from bologna. mike really focused on african migration to europe and bologna, saying that nations exist because they reflect human kinds need to belong to a community to have an identity. and she went on to say that as a nation and reason, a still the foundation of the united nations, that it must reject the self serving match if she says, which has been a world without borders, would be a world without conflict. yes, so what she's doing is

a police officer was shot to death as a result of a week on crime prosecutor on st. paul and minneapolis, minnesota. the guy served only four years for a violent crime. do you think that is a problem?>> the officer was shot to death, that is certainly not an appropriate sentence, that is outrageous. let me be clear, we are doing everything we can to assist minneapolis, we have a very aggressive u.s. attorney, he has brought another of cases. >> i have a very short time here, in regards to disrupting drug networks, why do you think there is so much fentanyl coming into the country? >> because it cost 10 cents to make and it can be sold for $30. >> under oath, he said the reason there is such a drastic increase in fentanyl coming into the country is because on january 20th of 2021, open borders policies were announced by president biden. have you expressed concern about those open borders policies that have led to this rapid increase in the amount of sentinel coming into the country? >> i can't associate myself with the conclusion reached by the sheriff, although i can cert

st. petersburg. the president supported the idea. paul. rasnov will continue the topic. the largest university in russia, as well as for other educational institutions, the day of knowledge is like a professional holiday. footage taken on september 1st. alexey komissarov raises the flag for the first time in honor of the beginning of the academic year as rector of ranhiks, the academy of national economy and civil service, which sometimes still called simply the presidential academy. there is probably nothing new in ranhix for you, since you have been working for many years. a projector, yes, but still something new, i learn something, a new quality, i understand that this is a huge honor, and of course, a very big responsibility, but we will do everything together with the team so that the academy really is presidential and lives up to its name. it is customary to trace the history of the academy back to the 21st year of the last century, when institutes of red professorship were created in moscow and petrograd, so for more than 100 years, this university, although unde

an interdisciplinary mentoring course was opened at the peter and paul fortress in st.d to restoration, development of the urban environment and museum work, this is, first of all, of course, uh, a holistic approach to understanding objects of restoration, because the object being restored , regardless of what it is or is it, um, decorative and applied art . uh, either this building, or it’s some kind of ensemble. it's not just material. uh, an object is an object that is imbued with meaning, which is imbued with history and essence. uh, a professional conservator who does restoration work. e of this object. he must not simply create a material form. he must, in fact, go back a little into the depths of centuries to understand what the author of this work thought, uh, how he lived, because in the restored object the meaning of the era and the spirit of the era are recreated ; the value of the mentoring course lies in the interdisciplinary approach that will form the guys have diverse professional competencies in the field of restoration. to participate in the course, st

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