moscow state technological university stankin. nov alexey vyacheslavovich, head of the department of moscow state technological university stankin. then will you finish this department? maybe together? we are grateful to the government for such a high award, we want to say that we have a set of textbooks, which consists of ten textbooks and two teaching aids, a set of textbooks covers almost the entire life cycle of creating a product, we have been publishing these textbooks for 10 years already uh in mechanical engineering colleges, for students, draftsmen, machine operators, machine operators, equipment from cnc machines, mechanics, technicians, technologists, that is, everything that is for secondary vocational education, mechanical engineering profile, so we are also grateful for... the awarding of this award and the expert council of the ministry of science of higher education, and we also want to say a grateful word to our university, this moscow state technological university stankin, thank you very much. for the line of tea

we are also a state university, but urban truth is of great importance, because urban universities in began to be created in the second half of the 19th century, and these are universities that were very much built into their educational programs, city life. how hospitals, schools, cultural institutions, libraries work, in general, this is a very different city infrastructure, we have the same thing, students actively explore the city, participate in its city life, mikhailovich rimarenko, rector of moscow state pedagogical university, doctor of pedagogical sciences, is fond of high technology and jazz music. a modern school teacher is not only the one who talks about the subject, he also goes with children to different institutions, it is clear that in the lessons they give examples from the life of the city, a notification from government services, my application for admission has been accepted, instead of scrolling through your social media feed, you can spend 10 minutes and become an applicant to the moscow city pedagogical university, thanks to the online super service of admissio

so are you saying that you have the state university just assuming that these are the same person as for obviously us as the 1000000 for states? and i mean, as i was, that is correct. so that's, that's as close as you agree. so it gets to pretty much i see evidence of chicago's agent as to basically a meeting that they actually have no way of knowing without another person to have on file is actually the same person as the major and president. the deposition is all that we need. these are fema on the deposition, contain all the information that we need to know. what we do know from what is provided in the deposition, is that 1st of all, well that's and also if it's a ford certificates to i make, which has been by far the most important thing. the 2nd thing we know for sure is that at the very least, if i'm being very charitable, so chicago state university, i would say that their information on data handling is at best, could not even making jobs. they don't keep possible data pages. they don't keep the driver's license is really if i'm being realistic, i'll say there's a criminal con

petersburg state university of architecture and civil engineering. tment of st. petersburg state architecture. construction university, sergei arkadyevich eftyukov, head of the department of st. petersburg state architectural and construction university, maria yuevna karelina, professor, vice-rector of the state university of management. dear colleagues, from us, from our team, i sincerely thank the expert community for their high assessment of our work. this is pride not only for us, but also for the teams of the st. petersburg university of architecture and civil engineering and the state university of management. our work is the implementation of an idea, the creation of a systematic interdisciplinary approach to the education of future specialists transport industry, to the formation of comprehensive competencies in the field of digital transformation of transport infrastructure management and road safety , this is our modest contribution to achieving the humane goal of preserving the life and health of our citizens. on the eve of teacher's day, i

david hone. dean alleged that president elect to new booth, submitted the faith, chicago state university, just as if it gave to the niger and the electoral commission. following the us district court order for the release of the document by the university, the local registrar stated that the identity of the certification submitted to them i do in the election commission does not match the one on record. and we spoke to the reporter, mr. whom de himself was set that's the college was completed in initial lead representing or miss representing the my during the does records when a university is us on the of the certificates or would you need from you are not the only 2 possible answers to that question. is either yes, we issued the certificates or no, we did not issue the certificates. they also they gave was no, we did not issue the certificates. i only mean once they back, i don't even mean that if he's advocates, which was presented or causing to be from this university was actually from that university. always has to know goes on the market is about university on it's that is for jerry

and miss morgan state university. it was a beautiful event in our murphy fine arts auditorium, almost filled to capacity. this is a ritualistic event on the campus of morgan state university at the commencing of homecoming week. and we typically have parents coming from all over the state, all over the united states to witness their sons and daughters taking part in being crowned. mr. and miss, whatever organization they're representing. this was is an unbelievably beautiful event this evening. and our students at the end of that were headed over to the student center to rejoice and to enjoy themselves when this unfortunate situation erupted on the campus. since that time, i have met with our students. i have met with parents. i have escorted them to their residential halls. i have ensured that they will get to where they need to go for the rest of the evening. i can also say that i have canceled classes here at morgan for tomorrow and we will be assessing what will happen for the rest of the homecoming week as early

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hyundai alleged that, the president, more like changeable submitted, a fake chicago state university certification to the 9th join the election commission. following the us district court order for the release of a document for the by the university. the local registrar stated that the identity of the certificate submitted to the night during the national commission does not match the one on record. a we spoke to the for, to mr. david tomb dane, so actually he said that the college was completed in initially miss representing the niger and need his records when a university is us on the of the certificates or would you need from you or not? the only 2 possible answers to that question is either yes, we issued the certificates or no. we did not issue the certificates. yeah. so they gave was no, we did not issue the certificate. the only mean one say back, i don't even mean that if he's advocates, which was presented because in to be from this university was actually from that university, always has to know goes on the markings of that university on it. that is for jerry, i talked with

again, this is morgan state university. it is homecoming week there. there was a celebration on or near campus tonight. and that celebration as city council person is telling us there were shots fired. they shots were fired either into the crowd, maybe it was celebratory, we don't know, but there were five people who were hit with gun fire and we are being told now by the city council person, not police, tha he says he got his information from police, that none of these victims is critical, which is a great thing to hear. there is no longer an active shooter on campus although the investigation goes on in the search goes on and morgan state university parents as you might imagine are going to have a lon night ahead of them making sure they can get a hold of all thei loved ones. this is fox news at night, matt finn, thank you for your breaking coverage, dr. houman hemmati, we are following this closely in continuing developments development throughout the nightthlows. we will see you right back here tomorrow. and you can help take control of your sympto

a branch of moscow state university in karakol is preparing to open; as part of the russian teacher abroadrussia have been sent to kyrgyzstan to teach in schools. we understand that this is not enough, the president, in this sense, sets such tasks, more ambitious, we fully support this and will move in this direction. let me mention that in general universities our country has 16,000 kyrgyz students studying, of which about 7,000 are on a budgetary basis. russia is also helping kyrgyzstan develop a system of secondary schools with instruction in russian. it is appropriate to remember that on september 1, together with ader nurgazhevich, we launched the construction of three such schools - in bishkket, batken and karakol. in total, in the next few years we plan to build nine schools in all seven. regions and the two largest cities of the republic, more than 11 thousand students will study in them, with exchange of views on a number of the most pressing regional and global problems, it was stated that the positions of russia and kyrgyzstan are largely close or coincide, as diplomats say, our

petersburg state university. film crew looked into her office. russia is to blame, period. a new facet of the madness of enlightened europe in france due to the dominance of bedbugs. but our country was not pleased here. how is this possible? the third week of unprecedented escalation in the middle east. and degree tensions continue to rise, over 5,000 dead palestinians, about 1,400 casualties among israelis. today it became known that a special operations center has been created in the jewish state to track and eliminate militants, and there is only one condition for the hypothetical cancellation of the ground operation - the unconditional surrender of hamas. they obviously don’t consider such a scenario; they continue to hit populated areas. the air raid warning sounded today in the cities of bersheva and ashkelon. besides. the organization's military wing announced a strike on israeli military base airfield. anton vernitsky has all the information from the confrontation zone. the intensity of the night shellin

on one hand, chicago state university sees the certificate is fake. on the other, it noticed that a student by the name of bullet to new vi did indeed attend. what's your take on the contradictory statements from the institution? well, uh my, my, my name is coverage. uh oh, cool. um. events around abroad cuz you on a lease on, on the international music deluxe, its presently, i am the national director of media publish the call. joe, i spoke side of the tentative which should see my brussel company council be able to present. uh uh we got a little high and being a big step means uh that is getting me shoes by politicians trying to out do each other is like new to the like do i mean like george new like julian, politician these he or she has lost the election, they end up blamed god, or they blame the electoral system for cheating that but when they, when they celebrate, then go to the mos, they're going to the jobs as a donald on. everything is fine. uh, my brace of both presidents imaginable. trash. i said, gosh, it defeated. so my president people o

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the ohio state university, did i say that right? it has always been one of the largest state institutions in our country. schools have found other ways to compete. i think what is different here is the amount of money that is going unchecked into the n.i.l. world and the n.i.l. business. so it's a reality, but there are ways, and there's a lot of talent in the country, and i -- while it is -- there are competitive inequities with the money, and you know, i'm more focused on the rules by which we are playing by and finding one set of rules. we had talked about the difference in the patchwork and state laws, and those are providing the competitive inequities in my opinion. the money, that is not new. there's going to be large schools with larger donor bases. >> yeah. >> sorry. >> so you're just saying it's not new. mr.smith, nothing? >> i agree, it's not new. it's just -- >> another tool? >> yeah, just another tool. sorry. when one of the challenges, using your words, if the institutions were -- had the model, and they were paying the

we're learning of a mass shooting at morgan state university in baltimore. >>> the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> historic house vote. for the first time in u.s. history, a house speaker is removed from office. what's next for the house and kevin mccarthy. >>> and gag order. a judge issues a stern warning to former president trump in his new york civil trial. what prompted the judge to issue the order. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the breaking news of another mass shooting at a school in america. this time the shooting happened last night outside a residential building at morgan state university in baltimore. they say five people including four students were shot and wounded. naomi ruchim is joining us from new york with what we know right now. what's going on? >> reporter: anne-marie, yet again students are shaken by gun violence on their college campus. somewhere that is supposed to be safe. the shelter-in-place order has been lifted, but whoever is responsib

, he wanted some kind of thing to be born at moscow state university, now it’s fashionable to say, theres, he actually compared our project, well, like something like gagarin’s flight, let’s say, yes, because if we succeed in the end, then we are what we intended, we will actually open a new one about medicine, and what is the goal, boris, what, well, he started from his theory of aging, in fact, if - in simple words, then the idea is that while we breathe, we burn ourselves out very slowly, and thus we age, this happens due to free radicals - oxygen , they are located in mitochondria, these are such small organelles that are in each of our cage, that's the idea that before de. no one thought of creating a substance that would penetrate directly into these mitochondria, namely a medical substance that penetrates targeted - through the second membrane of the mitochondrion and it binds to these radicals and thus we slow down our slow burning, let's say, we slow down in this way, and in this way in any way, it’s possible to stop it altogether, stop it completely, theoretically, theoreticall

prior to your time at ohio state, he served as athletic director at arizona state university, iowa state university and eastern michigan university. mr. smith served in the ncaa, us nil working group and is on the board of directors at the national football foundation, among others. mr. smith was a college athlete himself and attended the university of notre dame where he received his bachelors degree in business administration. mr. smith, thank you for joining us today and we look over to the conversation i had. our next witness here with us today is mr. gino torretta. he is a heisman trophy winner and a two time national champion as well as a member of the college football hall of name. he attended the university of miami where he played for the miami hurricanes football team, winning the national championship in 1989 as well as in 1991. mr. torretta went on to win heisman trophy in 1992 . after his time attending the university of miami, he played for several teams in the nfl including the minnesota vikings, detroit lions and sou seattle seahawks. following his time playing for the nf

it's all here at moscow state university.al studies was still not very clear. but having immersed myself in science at the congress, i begin to understand that in many ways, thanks to global studies, we cease to be afraid of the unknown and look more confidently into future. alena ragozina, konstantin morozov, ivan ponomarenko, vesti. in egypt, a massive car collision killed 32 people and injured 60 more. the accident occurred on the cairo alexandria expressway during heavy fog. according to preliminary data, one of the cars stopped due to an oil leak. other cars crashed into him. a fire broke out. at least three buses and a dozen cars were burned. according to the russian consulate general. which of the russians was not injured. about the main events of the last seven days in the news of the week with dmitry kiselyov, watch tomorrow sunday at 20:00. this is the news of the week and i am dmitry kiselyov, watch on sunday. 3 weeks of violence and hatred. what's on both sides now? it’s scary to be in these houses, explosions in

this shooting last night. >> we are dealing with not just here in baltimore, not just at morgan state university, but across this country of the united states an epidemic when it comes to guns and gun violence. we have to stop saying not one more. we need action now. when is enough going to be enough? >> reporter: the growing number of shootings on college campuses including that mass shooting on michigan state's campus, more than 500 this year alone. concerning for students and parents who send their kids, young adults, to places like morgan state hoping that they're going to be safe. >> of course, every parent's hope and three years of homecoming marred by violence says it all. we wish the best for the victims. >>> the abduction of charlotte sena taken from a park while camping with her family. court documents show craig ross owned property only 1,400 feet from the sena family home. jean casarez joins us live. what more have we learned about the suspect? >> reporter: cnn has learned law enforcement has not yet interviewed 9-year-old charlotte sena, waiting for specialized forensic interviewers

russia alexander bostrykin took part in the round table meeting. into life, at the all-russian state universityide with the centenary of the birth of the state and public figure alexander sukharev, he served as minister of justice and then prosecutor general of the ussr. during the great patriotic war, at the age of 17, he went to the fronts and served his homeland until the end of his life. the rector of the all-russian state university of justice, olga alexandrova, noted the high professionalism of alexander yakovlevich, and the chairman of the investigative committee, alexander bostrykin, honored his memory, remembering him as a principled person. and an honest man, we met him when he was the prosecutor general of the soviet union, this is human attitude, informal attitude. i will remember forever a man of the highest rank of that time. the special contribution of alexander sukharev to the organization of events dedicated to the nuremberg trials of nazi criminals was also noted. in chechnya today, state awards were presented to police officers from the special forces regiment and rosguards f

why police think this terror unfolded at morgan state university.ll be back. >>> homecoming interrupted by gunfire. police are searching for a suspect after fire people were shot last night at morgan state university. all five victims, four are students, taken to the hospital but have nonlife-threatening injuries. it is now one of at least 531 mass shootings so far this year. the gun fire erupted after a popular home coming event. one witness says it was complete chaos as everyone started running after hearing the shots. the university is canceling classes today. a week supposed to be full of celebration. gabe cohen is joining us from the scene. what are police saying abobout e shooter, do they have any sense of a description that they are giving out? >> reporter: well, the search for suspects continues this morning. i have been talking to the baltimore police department and they have offered really no update on whether they have any suspects, if there may have been multiple shooters in the case or if this was random or perhaps targeted. we just don

at moscow state university, the global studies congress with the participation of scientists from 30ries of the world, the irkutsk drama theater adapts performances for visually impaired people. the tiflo-commentator helps you feel the whole palette of emotions. the idf said it hit 150 underground hamas targets in the strip overnight gas the israeli military, accompanied by tanks, entered the northwestern part of the enclave. according to arab media reports, fierce fighting there continues at this moment. the night before , tel aviv announced that it was expanding the scale of military operations in gaza. we look forward to receiving all the latest information from our own. correspondent in israel sergei pashkova, he is live. sergey, hello, tell us in detail what is happening and whether this can be considered the beginning of israel’s ground operation. hello maria, yesterday and last night were the most intense in terms of power, number of attacks in the gaza strip, by the israeli air force, naval forces and artillery from the shore. there were not so many targets, only 150 undergro

think of t boned pickens on oil tie cooling at oklahoma state university. was donated over a $175000000.00 to the university. you think if you see pickens on the last name and you work in the admissions office at oklahoma state university, you're not fast tracking that application and that right there, my friends is the point of affirmative action. it's not so that pickens is fast track because of the amount of money grandpa gave to the school or left to the school. it sold that again, not taking outside that. he donated the money. we appreciate that. we thank him for that. he gets the tax contribution, he gets the tax write off from that. but also like that application should be weighted based on what is written in that paper. grades s a t scores, etc, versus somebody else. we don't live in that real world, rick. we do not live in that real world. you and i have both of us worked in the admissions office at oakland state university, and the application comes in and says pickens on there or bush, in this case for yellow harvard. unfortunately, we're going to

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and then why come to san francisco state university?hy is it important for our students to hear this message and to actually feel it themselves? >> yeah, well, the students really, you know, i don't think they really comprehend that, you know, earthquakes are challenging thing. and sometimes the recovery is difficult. so come out here, try out the simulator, get prepared for the next earthquake. >> okay. all right. well, john, thank you so much for joining us. in the next half hour, we're going to test out this earthquake simulator for ourselves so you can see it happening live right now here at san francisco state university. that's coming up in the next half hour. for now, reporting live in san francisco, i'm lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. and make sure that you have a kit. have a plan. make sure that you're informed about what to do in case of an earthquake. if you need help, check out abc7 news.com slash prepare nor-cal. >> all right, good morning to you. there's a look at live doppler seven where the clouds are g

as this was unfolding. >> we are dealing with not just here in baltimore, not just at morgan state university, but across this country, the united states, an epshteyn when it co epidemic with guns and gun violence. we have to stop saying not one more. we need action now. when is enough going to be enough? >> reporter: and, phil, you hear sort of the national context there that we have seen so many high-profile shootings on college campuses, one at michigan state earlier this year, another at unc chapel hill. there have been more than 500 mass shootings across the united states this year. they are devastating statistics and now for folks here in baltimore they are grieving, struggling, and they are on edge waiting to find out if and when those shooters or shooter will be taken into custody. >> yeah. understandably so. gabe cohen, ckeep us posted. >>> kaiser permanente employees beginning what is said to be the largest health care strike in u.s. history. more than 75,000 workers planning to join the picket lines for a three-day walkout at hundreds of locations across the country. they say this

police in baltimore are searching for a gunman after five people were shot last night at morgan state universitythe latest mass shooting of at least 531 happening in the united states so far this year. now, all five victims, four of them students, they were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries, thankfully. this all happened during homecoming week for the school. one witness called it chaos as people started running away as the shooting began. cnn's gabe cohen is in baltimore with the latest on this. gabe, where do things stand in the search for the shooter now? >> reporter: well, kate, the search for suspects continues this morning. i just got off the phone with the baltimore police department. they told me they still can't confirm if they have any suspects in this case, if they believe this was one shooter or potentially several, or if this was even random or potentially a targeted shooting. still a lot of questions remain. we can tell you that five young people 18 to 22 years old were wounded in this shooting, four of them morgan state students. all are expected to survive.

, moscow state technical university, moscow state university, rudn and the demand, as you already saiducation abroad is very high, that is, here on both sides we already see a readiness to export our education abroad, on september 1, 2023, you already participated in the laying of stones in kyrgyz schools in russian with teaching, i would like your relationship in expanding, let's say, this export of our system in different forms, maybe as the deployment of educational modules on the basis of foreign schools, maybe in the opening of new schools in states friendly to us, thank you, you know, we are of course in first of all, in my opinion, they should support interest in our education. to the language and culture in those countries that once upon a time were still part of a single state, the union of soviet socialist republics in the ussr, because we still have very strong ties , there is also a purely pragmatic side to this matter, there is a secret here there is no, it lies in the fact that we employ millions... of citizens of these states in russia today, millions, we, of course, are

turn around. >> reporter: while searching door to door after a shooting at baltimore's morgan state university late last night. >> they were just, like, basically pointing the guns at anybody that they seen first. it was kind of scary. >> reporter: students packing up and heading home today as the university canceled classes and homecoming events. even postponing its football game >> we're all going home going home to safety all our parents are not letting us stay. >> reporter: five people, four of them students, were shot and wounded. >> she's hit. >> reporter: when gunmen opened fire in the direction of a crowd in front of a campus dorm treated in the hospital for nonlife-threatening injuries, police saying they were unintended targets in a dispute between two groups and that the gunfire came from more than one shooter. >> it was crazy. just seeing people that you see around every day, just being shot. >> multiple windows shattered, shattered and made our officers believe possibly we had an active shooter. >> reporter: police initially responded by locking down campus for hours before conclu

in 1997, iowa state university renamed their college football stadium the jack trice stadium, and it remains the only major stadium in college football that is named after an african-american. today iowa state university supports thousands of students through the jack trice character award and jack trice endowed scholarship, helping generations of cyclones succeed. this october will mark the 100th year anniversary of jack trice's tragic death. to honor him, iowa state will host the jack trice legacy game on october 7, and hold a ceremony the same -- at the same location where his funeral was 100 years ago, at the central campus lawn, on october 8. i am proud to introduce a house resolution that recognizes the life and legacy of jack trice, a young man that passed away way too soon, but inspired our communities and cyclone nation. thank you. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor the life offal again toa police officer -- of algona police officer, kevin cram, who was senselessly murdered while doing his job. officer cram was a 10-year veteran of iowa law enforcement and a mem

starbucks has said the company supports its employee labor movements at cal state university. student assistants announced they will vote on unionizing the state public employment board has ruled there is enough support to hold an election. now the student assistants will vote on whether to join the california state university employees union. organizers say most of those workers make minimum wage, have no sick time and no health insurance because the csu limits student assistance to working 20 hours a week. i've also have to work other jobs off campus. uh, over my six years of working as a student assistant, and i've held to some times three jobs at once. now, the university system has not commented on the announcement. there are 19,000 student assistants working across cal state's 23 campuses so far, there's no date set for a vote. our time now, 407 will later this morning. fema will be testing the nationwide alert system and they'll be testing it on every tv and radio and cell phone in the country. that test will take place about 1120 this morning. our time, tvs and radios w

, university of united states maths amhurst, kent state, university of north carolina, university of butler, per due as well. purdue as well. antiantidefamation league says there's a pro palestinian going on at your college and day of resistance create as hostile environment for any jewish student on campus and they've got to feel threatened. if you see something like that and you wonder, well, who's got my back here? >> ainsley: if you go to a demonstration, you need to know what you're standing up for and you're condoning what they did to innocent individuals, beheading of babies, raping of women, stripping women down to underwear and throwing them in the back of a truck, parading them around israel and gaza and their parents learned on facebook their kids were dead or grandmother that was posted. they need to know what they're agreeing with and they're in agreement and they want this to happen. michigan congressman renounces now, he's saying, look, this is too much. he is renouncing membership of the democratic socialist of america. he said after the brutal terrorist attacks on is

the last 30 on the board of regents at morgan state university and i can tell you from the public side colleges and universities really want guidance and information. there's so much that's not clear in many respects. universities and colleges approach this in a difficult manner and definitely in a different kind of looking glass. so i know that there's some apprehension about congress setting the law and the standard but if somebody doesn't do it it won't get it done and if it doesn't get done, things are going to happen. i appreciate the discussions here that we've had about agent registration. i think we are all kind of into nand on board with of that. i wouldn't refer to them as bad actors. the ones that are bad are more like leeches that take advantage of young kids and their families and of their uncertainties and they do it in a number of ways. on the standard contracts so what's here today is the same thing that will be there tomorrow and how we operate on the issue ten years from now. at the same for the lack of a better term find a way to role in all sorts of things by the th

at the all-russian state university of justice. the centenary of the birth of the statesman and public figure aleksandarev. he served as minister of justice and then prosecutor general of the ussr. during. war at the age of 17 to the fronts and served his homeland until the end of his life, rector of the all-russian state of the university of justice, olga alexandrova noted the high professionalism of alexander yakovlevich, and chairman alexander bastrykin honored his memory, remembering him as a principled and honest person. we met him when he was the prosecutor general of the soviet union, this is the human attitude, the informal attitude of a person of the highest caliber. i remember the rank of that time forever. the special contribution of alexander sukharev to the organization of events dedicated to the nuremberg trials of nazis was also noted. criminals. in chechnya today, state awards were presented to police officers from the special forces regiment and rosguards from the north regiment. soldiers from both units serve in t

tyumen state university synthesizes ultra-pure crystals for the electronics of the future.ides have magnetic, optical and thermoelectric properties. these materials will be promising in semiconductor products, such as photovoltaic elements in solar batteries and thermoelectric generators. and also in chips for high-speed 6g communication networks. chemists from moscow state university play with polymer brushes, the name given to long molecules that look like caterpillars with fibers on the sides. by combining processes, it is possible to obtain different materials, from polymer coatings to bioimplants. we have these opportunities program the elastic properties of the polymer itself and select them in such a way that it fits a specific tissue - a person. several laboratories around the world are engaged in the synthesis of such polymers. it’s amazing that they can be in the liquid and solid phase at the same time, there is even talk of a fifth state of matter, and that the discovery is heading for a nobel prize, this inspires scientists. everything is going very quickly, you

me invite uh marsa prado, former chair of the students for justice in palestine at california state universityhe is now in tehran. mars, good to have you with us. so i hear you have spent a part of life in the occupied palestinian territories, you're familiar with resistance and uh you should know better because you've been there and uh tell us about what's going on in gaza and you how you feel about it. oh good evening um okay so um yeah - it's an occupation i mean uh how could you uh possibly? um, you know, it's gonna feel like an oc an occupation, it doesn't feel good, so um, constant monitoring, constant policing, constant um uh road blocks, constant uh, um, oh my god, i'm forgetting my english azatan, it's a harassment, constant harassment, constant uh uh, intervention, and um, how would i put this uh, in in in the very invasive, it's very invasive, the occupation is an everyday struggle, um, and it it seeps into every aspect of of palestinian. life um so uh not least the economy uh you know it it it's very draining and taxing emotionally um and uh you know it's even worse in gaza because

morgan state university in maryland overnight. >> classes canceled today after students were forced to shelter in place there was be with with a one pointed at me. democratic congressman henry cuellar back at work after being carjacked three attackers less than a mile from the capitol. >> a society without law and order is not a society. >> the largest healthcare strike in u.s. history could be right around the corner. >> we need to support our union. >> if their demands aren't met, come wednesday 75,000 workers could hit the picket line,. >> as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. >> let's talk about national taco day. dozens of restaurants across the country will be offering free tacos and discounts. note. >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. man, this is bad and here you go. this happened last night. baltimore police still searching for the shooter or shooters who opened up fire on the campus of morgan stated university last night. five people wounded, including four students, thankfully, everyone is expected to survive. >> steve: police say shots rang out as stud

ohio state university, he claimed he did not know anything about the sex abuse of the young athletes and some people say it is because he is a participant in the sex abuse of those athletes. i don't know about that. he has no integrity, his word is worthless. as far as mccarthy goes, it was unbelievable. i have been following parsons -- politics since 1952 when i was in second grade and eisenhower won. as far as mccarthy, he was against trump, he blaine trump for the problems on january 6. host: this is usa today. their brief bio on jim jordan entering the house in 2007. they described him as a conservative bomb thrower. he was a founding member of the ultraconservative freedom caucus. he served as the first chair and remains a member. now he is considered a close ally of republican leadership, having back to kevin mccarthy in january -- having backed kevin mccarthy. he is one of the few lawmakers spearheading the impeachment investigation into president biden. he is an ally of donald trump and voted against certifying biden's victory in the 2020 elections. when it comes to the ohio

authorities say a witness reported a possible suspect walking on that trail towards vermont state universityit's a bit alarming and you never really expect it out here. vermont state police now looking for help, asking community members and businesses to stay alert and to check their surveillance systems. honorary fleming was very remarkable. >> she was a very warm, caring. she was a wonderful mentor friend kathleen and steve jewett were friends with honoree and her husband, ron powers, a pulitzer prize winning writer. >> powers devastated at her loss , writing, i have never known a more sterling heart and soul than hers. she has taken far more than half of my own heart and soul with her. >> our thanks there to ike. some sports news now. simone biles is coming home from the world gymnastics championships after confirming yep, she's still got it. the goat, the greatest of all time, finished the competition with five golds and that one pesky silver. she won her last two gold medals yesterday in the balance beam and floor events. those go along with golds in the team and all around competition

i think that in view of all these circumstances , our education, education at our belarusian state universityteachers are pleased that we can pass on our knowledge, share it, share professional experience, and of course it’s nice when graduates who graduated from our university a year, two, three, four years ago, leave and work with choirs in china, send their creative works to international competitions, and share their successes. they send their copies of international diplomas, which is very nice. as a child, my dad really loved music, so i really liked it too, i also taught in china. at school, then i found out that belarus has a very good specialty, good teachers, that’s why i want to study here, there is very good cooperation in china and belarus, there are many events from our embassy, ​​i helped a lot, organized a concert, for example, a new year's holiday, a victory holiday, and many others, we hold these events to get to know belarusians with our culture, for many years in within the walls of this university we received a wealth of knowledge, we discovered the unique belarus and its

classical style, did not hesitate to put the building next to the old building of the moscow state universityeltovsky nor shusev were allowed to build. chichulin managed to move meters, and it was not without reason that after receiving such an important order, he became the chief architect of moscow. in 1945 dmitry chichulin added two floors to the building of the governor general's palace and decorated them with a two-tier portico. on foot. in 1945, our hero became the chief architect of moscow. the idea of ​​high-rise buildings appeared during competitions for the palace of the soviets. the high-rise buildings were supposed to surround the palace of the soviets. but it was chichulin who selected the locations for the new high-rise dominants and developed the general style of these buildings. chichulin was the chief architect of moscow during the difficult period from the forties. on the one hand, at this time the economy was returning back to civilian rails, overcame the difficult post-war period, on the other hand, it was then that these... unique high-rise buildings were built. in the sh