in udmurtia , the udmurt state university, abbreviated as udgu university, teaches in all major areasnatural exact technical and social sciences and humanities. our university is the first university in the udmurt republic, and in fact the creation of our university begins the history of higher education, and our region and if we talk about our uniqueness, then this is certainly a the largest university in terms of the number of students in the areas of training a and 40%, e of the graduation of the entire contingent of higher education. this is our students, of course, uniqueness. the university is that we have scientific schools that give world-class results. galina vitalievna merzlyakova , rector of the udmurt state university, doctor of historical sciences , runs skiing and throws in her free time. darts in darts competitions among russian universities the university team under her leadership annually takes the first place we are preparing for adventures, we will see the ancient udmurt settlements and perform an ancient ritual. and we will also learn the udmurt language, we will c

today, all attention is on the saratov national research state university named after chernyshevsky, one of the leading universities in the world, we went there together with my colleagues maria sokova and roman tikhonov, to all who joined us , this giant 3 km long, one of the longest bridges in europe and is the main attraction of saratov. because they know wings, egrets, by the way, egrets are listed in the red book of russia about the volga and biological diversity. for 34 km along the mother volga, a glorious city stretched, saratov is one of the oldest cities in russia, it was founded 432 years ago, as a watchtower, nomads from the south loved to visit ships for fish and game, by the way, the rich local flora and fauna are reflected in the appearance of the city estates and mansions. pay attention to the balusters and cornices and see the lions of the pelicans. chimeras of sphinxes and griffins are mythical beasts. here, of course, they were not found, but, apparently, they inspired the architects very much . it was on this spacecraft that yury gagarin landed on saratov land, by

i hope that volgograd state technical university will not be helped to choose a future profession ourenters actress and director daria feklenko and eleventh grader roman trushin from nizhny novgorod came to volgograd state technical university to tell the country about this strongest educational institution in russia. gtu create the future of domestic technologies, introduce into real life a scientific discovery in the field of materials science, pharmaceuticals and chemistry. but, before learning the periodic table, daria and roman decided to get acquainted with volgograd. they are here for the first time the main decorations of the city. central embankment, which is one of the best on volga it consists of two terraces which are connected by a wide granite staircase to the eternal eight-column profiles. here, along the river, there are berths in the form of a concert hall and numerous cafes and restaurants. by the way, the local cuisine is a still life of juicy vegetables and gifts of the volga from traditional court dishes, indicators of ear, stuffed pike and stewed crayfish. well,

as you know the 199 universities are mainly in the rural areas of our states. we train our students for jobs and careers and many of them have to leave the communities to secure employment in the respective fields. as we look to the farm bill, the 1890 universities would like to work with congress and the community to find ways to bring economic development opportunities to the surrounding areas of our schools. the goal will be to create meaningful job prospects for the students that consider working and living in the communities they serve. lastly for our institution to remain competitive and emerging areas increased funding is required to support the modernization and expansion of the research and technology infrastructure and to build capacity. congress has realized this critical importance with the recent passage of the chips act. we want to partner in these efforts and the resources provided in the bill can help make that a reality. i'm grateful for this opportunity to address the committee on behalf of the faculty at the state university and throughout the

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only at moscow state university it increased several times. and then there is the specialist.grams for targeted specialists one can judge how important africa is for russia precisely because we are developing educational exports. this is a long game, this is serious and forever, and you need to understand that relations in africa are for us, a very benevolent rosatom is helping its egyptian partners in training personnel for the first nuclear power plant in the region. it will be built according to a russian project on the coast of the mediterranean sea, 300 km to the northwest. from cairo npp aldeba, four power units with a capacity of 1.200. mw, public diplomats of the russian-african club established by moscow state university will strengthen the joint economic and scientific and technological breakthrough. humanitarian projects alena rogozina pavel kostrikov and lena vesti. in argentina, the nationwide celebration of the victory of the national team at the world cup ended in riots. after the end of the celebrations, with the onset of darkness, the fans staged a pogrom agai

who was he going to study under at washington state university? that individual that would have mentored him there, what's their area of interest? did he have a ph.d. supervisor at this early point in his academic career as a ph.d. student? people talk about digital footprints all the time. we leave all of these signals behind. in academia, you cut a wide swath here. he would have published papers, worked on research, and it will be very fascinating to track him through his entire academic career relative to this. what has he produced what mediums has he been to? who has he engaged with, this continuum in academia and finally landing him in pullman at washington state university. this is something we need to keep a close eye on. >> nancy grace: guys, when we return, we'll hear from the experts, the f.b.i. and homicide detectives. how did they do it exactly? how did they find this guy? how did they make the arrests, and what about this guy's social media? my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybe

then he got a really good offer of a residency at ohio state university. >> dr.ohio state university hospital before returning to quincy. there his fellow paramedics starting getting really sick. his colleagues believed he was responsible for their mysterious illness but they didn't have any proof. >> the paramedics themselves started saying, you know, why is it it seems like any time you work with them, you get sick. you work with him, i get sick. it was apparent to them hey this guy is doing something to us. >> at that point i think there was no indication we were being poisoned. we just wanted to find out was going on. >> these paramedics set up a fake ambulance run so that they would have and opportunity to go through dr. swango's possessions at the headquarters without him there. >> i'm working with swango. he sent us out on a fake call, 30 minute drive, enough time to go through his bag and find out what he's using. we want to catch him and we are looking for anything possible that we can use as evidence. >> we wanted his bag, looked in it and there was all

at the i will state university campus. we already partnered with iowa state. once again, training people who can help us. i will add that we also retrain, some of our existing employees. we offer trainings all year to try to get people up to speed in areas like high performance computing, ai, cybersecurity. i look forward to working with you, senator ernst. if there is something we can do in partnership with your office i would be happy to do that. >> that is wonderful. are there other agencies that you work with, as well, in this area that could be good partners? relationships we should be developing? >> in agriculture we have something called the five eyes. the five international countries working with our intelligence communities. i would be happy to share more about that. >> wonderful, thank you. i appreciate that. as well, when you look at the research title in addressing the important issue of data driven research around carbon. that is something a few members has already brought up. what can be done to help our farmers and producers make the best decisi

most recently, he was a graduate student at washington state university's department of criminal justice and criminology. >> i am not at all surprised, although really disheartened to find out this suspect is a ph.d. student at the university. we had to understand this was an organized killer. >> reporter: he was studying and living in pullman, washington, a few miles from the crime scene. police searched his university residence friday morning. >> this is a smart guy lou is obsessed with crime. >> reporter: he was arrested early friday morning, giving law enforcement a clear focus for their investigation. >> this is not an ending but rather a new beginning. >> washington state university also released a statement tonight. what did they say? >> the chancellor of the university saying they are shaken, that the entire region is shaken by this crime scene. they will long feel the loss for these students and adds that she homes this will be the beginning of a healing process. in terms of the investigation, the university confirming that they helped in terms of the university police execute t

the 2018 farm bill benefited our land grant universities and my alma mater michigan state university. langer at universities are vital partners in conducting agriculture research delivering cooperativee extension and training the next generation of leaders in theer agriculture sector and that's with research and extension are essential. demand for these farm bill programs continues to outpace the available resources in a recent years funding for public agriculture research here in the u.s. was concerning. meanwhile china has quintupled itss investment in public agriculture research since 2000 now invest twice as much in food access. as our farmers tackle the climate crisis and navigate constantly changing market and feed a growing global population investments in agriculture research andt trustworthy economic data will only become more important. i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary jacob young and let me turn to our friend and ranking member senator boozman. >> thank you madam chair and i would also like to thankpa her witnesses for taking the time to join us t

don't you think that washington state university had his car on file? he was therethin a student hous? >> yeah, most likely. by the way w, i was one of those weird psychology majors when tho i was in college.se >> at university, i saw i a little rock before i went into law enforcementlaw . but, you know, i think that all, these things, what you're seeing here, nancy , is the way to co that evidence starts to comeme into play once there's a break in an investigation, because you can only go as fast as the evidence comes in. so once you get a break, you start to see things just fall into place and literally piecesa ofnd the puzzle just start to appear. one thin g i want to go back on, though, with laura ingram when she said earlier and was was talking about how he became progressivel hy more abusive and a bully as he was described by his friends., i think now that i'm hearing n that we could probablyow go back to his childhood and how he startechd to develop, which we'e seen in other psychopaths. and i think what you're probably going to see is that there

reporter: in a chilling twist, police say the alleged killer studies criminology at washington state universityn pullman. his apartment just over the state border, 15 minutes away from the crime scene. investigators tracking kohberger 2,500 miles away to the pocono mountains in pennsylvania. our matt rivers is there. >> so, it's in this gated community just behind me that a s.w.a.t. team, including the fbi and pennsylvania state police swooped into the suspect's parents' home around 2:00 a.m., taking him into custody. >> reporter: sources telling abc news the home has been under surveillance for days. our philadelphia station wpvi talking to a neighbor who saw the arrest but didn't want to be identified. >> they had it in handcuffs, and so when the team took him out and put him in the car, that was very scary. >> reporter: sources say police linked kohberger to the crime in part through dna technology and tracked though his car. >> i will say that we have found an elantra. >> reporter: investigators have been searching for a white elantra that was spotted near the crime scene that night. kohber

they already handed it over to us yesterday, thanks to the rector of sumy vasylivna karpuchi state universityanded over 20 desktop computers and this means that our teachers will have the opportunity to go out to work. opportunities deliver humanitarian goods to us. for example , the rector of the national university of bioresources, stanislav mykolayovych mykolaivka, delivered 200 packages of humanitarian aid, which are distributed to our to the teachers and students who stayed there, that is, the system works, people help ukraine is united from north to south and from west to east and my task as rector i am also going to be there this week and we will also try to expand our activities we also have relevant agreements with the ministry of emergencies regarding the creation of such a point. as you said to invincibility, i specifically do not say its location. you understand why, but it will also be here. we have agreed that there will be heat. there will be internet. there will also be diesel engines. generators and so on. that is, we want you khersonites and plus it is 50-70 m to the bomb sh

he's been here a few months, he got here in august for that program in washington state university.cia: it's chilling to think that he's still there. dan springer, thank you. for more on what we know so far about the suspect, matt finn is here with the latest. >> the suspected killer was a ph.d. student for criminal justice and criminalology at washington state university and i was on the ground covering the story. the ufrt of idaho and washington state university are basically in neighboring cities, an easy 15 minute drive away. bryan kohberger was from pennsylvania, near the poconos. and they spoke with some of his classmates at high school, say he was a shy genius, and girls mocked him, bullied him and threw things at him. and a classmate at college say that he was awkward and his intelligence stood out among his peers even in high level classes. a neighbor at the apartment building said he was quiet and did not appear to live a life style out of the ordinary. there's a reddit post from earlier this year surfaced that appears to show kohberger was looking to speak with people who

-technological and educational spheres belarusian state technological university became a place for 3 days the minsk scientific readings forum is international and is being held in the belarusian capital for the fifth time this year. the project participants are representatives of more than 100 leading universities and organizations of the cis countries. this is a large scientific and educational centers from eight states. the format of the conference project, at which participants presented more than 200 thematic reports , trade in machinery, technology, products and services, the widest range of discussions was aimed at strengthening contacts between partner countries enjoy such conferences, especially present this and the opportunity. e to combine industry and environmental safety into a single our scientific achievement. in the country as a whole, i must say that this is the implementation of the principle in the green. thanks to our science, the economy has allowed our enterprise to remain at world levels and produce competitive products, which today are in great demand not only

it will give you some protection against covid at san jose state university. mandatory indoor masking will go back into effect on campus december 19th. we have about 4,000 students or about 13% of our student population were living in student housing. whether thrt's in dorms or stew department to river. but >> a large number of our students living in congregate housing settings. additionally, our students are spending a lot of time in lecture halls or in classroom spaces while the mask mandate begins after the current semester ends, it's likely the policy will remain in effect when students return from the holiday break. doctors don't expect universal mask mandates to return. >> but they do hope people will do it on their own. >> it's such a simple thing to do to protect yourself. and remember, if you're protecting yourself. you're protecting other people with the same dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> new at 5, a woman was killed in a crash this morning in san jose. police say it happened near ramona and all the avenues around 06:00am the crash involved. 2 cars. po

right over to clar cunningham, he the constitutional lawyer and a professor of law at georgia state university. good evening, at how important is this conclusion, since it's not finding well yet they generate sets, committee has put together a very persuasive body of evidence. and so in terms of what, what the discourse is in the united states right now, it's certainly going to be very important. we're all reading it. we're all talking about it. it's certainly good effect are thinking about former president trump of whether or not they're providing any information to the target of justice that it doesn't already have. we can't be sure, but in addition to the referral to the department of justice, i'm sitting in atlanta, georgia, where there was a strength of grand juries median under state law, which is also quite likely i think, to issue a document against former president trump. and they will now be able to have use of all of this information because it's been released by the committee. so that's very significant here as well. so what's next now in this process? ok, well the top of the justi

say the suspected killer was a phd student for criminal justice and criminology and washington state universityjust on the ground they are covering this story. the university of idaho over the murders happened in washington state university are basically neighboring cities is an easy 15 minute drive away. bryan was up originally from the poconos. fox news digital spoke to some of the suspected killer's classmates at pleasant valley high school. they described him as a shy genius. he was awkward and girls in particular mocked him, threw things at him and bullied him. a classmate at northampton community college also says kohberger was awkward in his intelligence stood out among his peers even his own his higher level classes for that on the west coast in pullman, washington where he was living, a neighbor at his apartment buildings that he was quite did not appear to live a lifestyle out of the ordinary. and also this poster earlier this year that has surfaced appears to show kohberger was looking to speak with people who committed crimes as part of his research for school. in that unconfirmed p

the farmville also benefited our land-grant universities, modern michigan state university and the university of arkansas. land-grant universities are vital partners in conducting agricultural research, developing cooperative extension and training in the next generation of leaders including the agriculture sector. it is absolutely essential, demand for the programs outpace the available resources and in recent years funding for public agriculture research in the us at the time was concerning. china has its investment in public agriculture research since 2000 and now investing twice as much. as farmers work to tackle the climate crisis, navigate constantly changing markets and feed a growing global population, investments in agriculture research and trustworthy economic data will only become more important. i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary, chavonda jacobs-young, i want to turn to our ranking member. >> thank you. i would like to thank our witnesses for taking the time to joining us today whether you are visiting us on farm or campus, you provide an important perspe

and in all this, in vladivostok, we have the maritime state university named after gennady ivanovichskyhe student girls came to us. an initiative to create by september 1, uh, well, let's call it a mural such large images of graphic street art, and on the territory of moscow state university university first-year students of the maritime university started the academic year with a creative project that will be continued in the creation of the second and even the third part of the graphic novel. and next year, the artists hiro fu, hiru will completely absorb a new multimedia project. well, in general, it is generally accepted that vladivostok is a city that entertains itself, so if we need something there, we are bored , we took and came up with an exhibition, if we are artists, yes, if we are still bored, we took it and went to nature where anything at sea. on ride status. by the way, people have n't talked about it yet. we have won a presidential grant for cultural initiatives to create three floors of a multimedia museum exhibition. russia is my story to help in the implementation of

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citizenship may entail the loss of citizenship of the republic of belarus in the belarusian state university day of the chief physician was held in the event. more than 400 heads of institutions took part health care of belarus on the agenda a number of issues, including the current situation and prospects and development of medical accreditation , staffing and salaries of health workers. a mixture of the talent of intellect and creativity of the winner of the republican competition student of the year 2022 was announced in the minsk city palace of culture , students of the vitebsk state technological university yaroslav ivanov guys. more than fifty qualifying rounds have passed, only 15 finalists.

any university for admission, nevertheless i chose the faculty of geography of the belarusian state universityn, well, some youthful hopes and dreams. and the work is still active, and not related to being at one point and so on, but it happened in life when uh was released from the walls, and the university was distributed. well, let's just say i did an offer for those times, and from which, as they say, in such cases it was impossible to refuse in the end. 2005-2006, uh, i'm still at a more mature age. uh, i came to what i dreamed about, in my youth, in childhood, this is my favorite work, connected with research expeditions, the family was formed, uh, even when i was finishing my studies at the belarusian state university, well, my soul mate also became, and my daughter uh parents by a military family, so our social circle is not surprising . here it is, nonetheless. uh for today day i want to say what to evaluate, probably. and despite the fact that, according to statistics, we thought so, for a little about 14 years, probably, due to the specifics of my work, i was together. although, she

today sentenced former student timur bekmansurov to life imprisonment, who fired at a local state universityseptember 2021. anton nagibin anton welcome, did the accused admit his guilt? hello. yes, the meeting has just ended , the final point has been set for us, life imprisonment is the verdict. uh, the judges, in addition to everything else, he will have to pay about twenty million rubles in compensation, i note to the victims that the court session began at 11:00 am local time, 9 am moscow time, lasted for seven hours, with breaks for and like this. we have reached the final. the meeting was attended, including the victims, there were a few of them, all a few people, including up to the e, the final of the final was waited for by edua, but he is afraid, who received eight e-e wounds. e, in during the attack on the perm classical university mansurov a. he said he felt better. after hearing the verdict that the attack happened. september 2021 six people were killed 40, more than 40 were injured. the hearing of the case began in september and in fact, during this time more than a thousand we

any university for admission, nevertheless i chose the faculty of geography of the belarusian state university up some of my youthful hopes and dreams, but the work is still active, but not related to being at one point and so on, but it didn’t work out that way in life when i graduated, uh from the walls, and the university at its disposal. well , let's put it this way, they made me an offer for those times, and from which, as they say, in such cases it was impossible to refuse in the end. in 2005-2006, uh, at a more mature age, i finally came to what i dreamed about , in my youth as a child, this is my favorite work, related to research expeditions, the family was formed, uh, when i was finishing my studies at the belarusian state university. here, well, my daughter also became my soul mate. e their parents are military families, so it's no wonder our circle of friends. here it is, nonetheless. uh, today i want to say what to evaluate, i guess. despite the fact that, according to statistics, we thought so for a little about 14 years, probably because of the specifics of my work, i was togeth

colleagues maria sokova and roman tikhonov will go to the volga to saratov national research state universityed after chernyshevsky, one of the leading universities in the country. do not forget the teaching light. i'm sergei mayorov, see you on ntv happily. and the ambulance new season today at 20:00 on ntv, bacteria and viruses can be everywhere in every apartment in every school. now they have nowhere to hide before the place knocks germs up to 4 times faster than conventional products to the point, invincible cleaner to the point at a bargain price in pyaterochka stores to the end. well, forget your breath first admiral and the district. today at 22:10 on ntv a scientific investigation by sergey malozemov, a new season today at 11:00 on ntv and the mysterious dagger in pursuit of an ambush and forbidden love from the breed of murderers melodramatic thriller from the series investigation were delicious, watch right now. eighty-fourth year of the kyrgyz ussr, the city of uzgen that evening, sixteen-year-old timur sitting at the textbooks. unexpectedly the doorbell rings so late, who could i

and in all this, and in vladivostok we have the maritime state university named after gennady ivanovichskystudent girls came to us. initiative to september 1st er to create er, well, let's call it a mural such large images of graphic street art, and on the territory of moscow state university, first-year students of the maritime university began the academic year with a creative project that will continue to create the second and even third part of the graphic novel. and next year, hirofo-hiru artists will be completely absorbed by a new multimedia project. consider that vladivostok is a city that entertains itself, so if we need something there, we are bored. we came up with an exhibition, if we are artists, yes, if else bored, we took it and went to nature somewhere on the sea for a ride. by the way, we haven't talked about it yet. we won. uh, the presidential grand cultural initiatives to create three floors of the multimedia museum exhibition. russia is my story to help in the implementation of creative ideas in a contemporary artist. rsi students are coming soon. the branch of the st.

dan: powers of the rs the fbi washington state university police conducted a search of his apartment at office in washington, and both are on the ws campus just 8 miles from the scene which is next in campus, the university of idaho and he just completed the first term of his phd program in criminology which means that he was right here, in the area up to eight months after the murders and families of the victims are relieved, by the arrest. >> to me, me my family feels like the first we've had for 70s and you can even smile when you have this over your head and it feels like a little bit of weight has been leaving things on the right track. dan: now they told fox news that he had not heard anything about kober group prior to the murders and didn't even hear his name, but then later reportedly said, to another media outlet, that his family has found, some connection between a suspect and his daughter kaylee, kenny would not elaborate we will learn a lot more john, without arrest affidavit, probable cause affidavit it, is unsealed will not happen until he is back here in idaho. jon: th

we have reached out to washington state university for comment about this. they have not gotten back to us. and that study in which he's a student investigating with dasalle university and we have not heard back from them now. >> 28 years old. bryan christopher kohberger, he is the suspect. veronica miracle, thank you very much. >>> let's head to pennsylvania right now. cnn's genjean casares is with u. give us more details. >> it happened at 1:30 this morning and we're at the correctional facility where he is being housed. it is the jail for the area. ironically he was arrested in albrightsville which is about eight miles from here. this is a rural area. it is farmland. the biggest city is stroudsburg. from our understanding, according to a cnn source, the fbi out of philadelphia had been surveilling him here in pennsylvania and officials did say today that is his home and they were surveilling him. at the very same time, authorities in idaho, the police department, the idaho state police, the fbi were putting together the probable cause for that arrest warr

graduated from the kiev special school of the air force in 1952 the law faculty of the kiev state university shevchenko was sent to the state security agencies, participated in the liquidation of the remnants of the armed bank of bandera in western ukraine, as well as in the operational radio games of the soviet counterintelligence, their goal was to infiltrate the secret services of the west and foreign centers, organizations of ukrainian nationalists banned in russia from 1956 to 58 georgy sannikov studied in the intelligence school of the kgb in moscow was twice sent on long business trips abroad to germany through foreign political intelligence participated in four third-party talks on west berlin in 1977 . resigned. georgy sannikov was a member of the writers' union of russia in 2018 and became a laureate of the svr prize in the field of literature and art for the book they were tempered by the war. there has never been such a russian cold 150 grams of rich taste in one glass. try a real ice cream, russian cold great incredible taste. and here and here, and even here in general, and in

the university of idaho is on the idaho side of the state line, and washington university just over the state line on the washington side, and we were at an apartment complex that is home to only graduate students and their families, and there's police activity around an apartment that we have been told is in connection to the murder suspect, kohberger. police -- washington state university police searching that apartment at the request of the moscow police because moscow police do not have jurisdiction on the washington side. so washington state university police assisting now in that investigation and searching his apartment. we also understand now in a post that has been removed from reddit, that kohberger's arrest right after kohberger's arrest was made public, that a -- he was a student investigator associated with desal university and he was seeking participation in a research project to understand how emotions and psychological traits influence decision-making when committing a crime. that same post said, in particular, the study seeks to understand the story behind your most rec

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it's a crisis unfolded at state university, which even to this day more than a decade later has been something of profound effect to 700,000 living penn state alumni certainly in the state college community but in the whole commonwealth of pennsylvania it was a saga that affected not just four individuals who i talk a lot in the book, but scores of at penn state, the university itself, the reputation of the universe. it was a very unfortunate scenario from a number of standpoints. jerry sandusky had been a coach, assistant coach at penn state, and he had retired several years earlier. actually, to be three years before this episode. and. so he really had no connection. the university at that time. he wasn't really even connected to the university at the time of an initial report that he was seen in a shower with one of his youth. he was charged years later with a range of offenses pertaining to that. interestingly enough, the most serious charges were the ones tied to that penn state shower incident. he was found not guilty of, but somehow this story about a former long since retired

he moved to the states and met the jazz program at michigan state university before moving to san francisco state. >> he was says she would do anything for his students. he was a very giving teaching for us in jazz and he would showcase his young students at the club where he was performing. callous tells me he expects that the jazz community will continue to have events. >> remember speight and his legacy for some time to come in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. well in the north bay, the catholic diocese of santa rosa, they plan to file for bankruptcy following a large number of abuse lawsuits. the bishop announce a decision last friday. the diocese faces more than 130 assault claims dating all the way back to 1960, bill allow assault victims to bring those civil claims against the diocese. now, the bishops says it plans to file for bankruptcy shortly after the new year. according to the penn state law library. 31 dioceses across the u.s. have filed for bankruptcy by may of this year. now a missing inmate from solano county is back in custody. the department of corrections and reha

degrees in history of russian literature from st petersburg state university. she defended her thesis about anton chekhov and the russian satirical press of the 1980 1880s at moscow state university. she is currently working on a dissertation about the interaction between literature and humanitarian ism in late imperial russia with a special focus on the famine of 1918 91 and 1892, shu be followed by charlie lederman, a senior lecturer in international history at king's college, london and a research fellow at the hoover institution. his first book, sharing the burden the armenian question humanitarian ism intervention and anglo-american visions of a global order examine the fortune of a new anglo-american international order in the aftermath of world war one. his most recent book, coauthored with brendan simms, is hitler's american gamble, pearl harbor and germany's march two global war ladies and gentlemen, please welcome olga or charles skip. i thank you, john, for this wonderful introduction, and thank you for everyone who stayed for the second part. and th

he moved to the states and met the jazz program at michigan state university before moving to san francisco state. >> he was says she would do anything for his students. he was a very giving teaching for us in jazz and he would showcase his young students at the club where he was performing callous tells me he expects that the jazz community will continue to have events. >> remember speight and his legacy for some time to come in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> next, more public transit in the bay area. but at what cost will investigate, who's being affected? >> those real id's we've been hearing about for some time when you leave them to fly, it is changing yet again and recently elected lawmakers have been sworn in sacramento. we recap day one of the new session. >> and looking to governor newsom's fight against big oil newsom's fight against big oil profits. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lu

san jose state university associate professor of public relations matt cabot says free speech should be protected but hate has its limits. >> musk is a free speech absolutist. he's being tested at this point on that principle. reporter: he stands from that hateful impressions on twitter are down and the professor says he's shown signs of walking back his free-speech ideals, like suspending ye for antisemitic messages. >> he has decimated the teams that were doing this before. i think what he realizes now is that he needs those people back in order to moderate that content. reporter: if not, there could be greater consequences. the district attorney's office told us it will take action to stop hate speech online next week. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. ana: the house is expected to pass the respect for marriage act. today san francisco's historic role in paving the way was recognized. but the threat of overturning the law still remains. reporter: officiating a union between two women was a symbolic act for senator alex padilla. nearly 19 years ago, the first marriages between same-sex cou

these include spelman college, fort valley state university and albany state university. these hate crimes are meant to disrupt the stability and permanence of hbcu's, but these attempts to intimidate us are not going to succeed. hbcu graduates like myself, students, and communities -- we will continue to thrive and continue to flourish as we have always done for 2 centuries. so i think the fbi investigators for taking these threats so seriously. these are threats that are racially motivated. they are violent extremism, and they are hate crimes, and i call on them to ensure that these investigations are thoroughly and comprehensively completed. doctor wilson, last week you wrote an opinion piece entitled hbcu strong. bomb threats will never deter us. you wrote and i quote, "those founders knew that the journey laid before them would be a rough one, the terrain arduous and rugged, the rivers deep and unrelenting. moreover, they fully recognized that they were putting their very lives on the line as they marched for, fought for, and sadly for many, died for the right to liv

any university for admission, nevertheless i chose the faculty of geography of the belarusian state universitynking up some youthful hopes and dreams, but the work is still active, but not related to being at one point and so on, but it didn’t work out like that in life when uh was released from the walls, and the university was at its disposal. well, let 's just say, they made me an offer for those times, uh, which, as they say in such cases, could not be refused in the end. in 2005-2006, uh, at a more mature age, i came to what i dreamed about , uh, in my youth as a child, this is my favorite work, connected with research expeditions, the family was formed, uh, even when i was finishing my studies at the belarusian state university, here, well, my other half was also my daughter. e their parents by a military family, so our social circle is not surprising. here it is, nonetheless. uh, today i want to say what to evaluate, i guess. despite the fact that, according to statistics, we thought so for a little about 14 years, probably because of the specifics of my work, i was together. although,

thank you thank you for your work, please, pinigin yuri mikhailovich volunteer from ryazan state universityod afternoon, as you have already said? i'm from the city of ryazan, my name is yuri pinigin. and i have been volunteering since 2013, and for 9 years now, combining my studies at the university with volunteering, and today i am a graduate student at ryazan state university and the head of the ryazan city volunteer center, our volunteer center helps everyone on an ongoing basis. who needs it, including various social institutions, we help the lonely, we accompany the elderly and people with limited mobility in abundance of food and personal hygiene products to various social institutions and lend a shoulder to those who need our help. since recently . we have reoriented, and our help is rendered third-party. support and assistance to the emobilized and their families. for example, quite recently. the team and i delivered firewood to the elderly parents of a serviceman, so that they have something to heat their house in the winter from such requests, which we try to promptly react more