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 managementhank 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 would like to congratulate all colleagues, all teachers, all educators of our great russia on their professional holiday, wish them health, happiness, talented students, and of course, new achievements on the path that we have chosen as our life’s work, thank you for the scientific and practical development of an online high

look, this is initiation into students of the moscow state university university of management. 8, 9,sts, economists, and why not presidents? why not? but this is already a higher school of economics. students are also dedication, they will pass laws, articles for our population, tell and teach them how to live, by what rules they will lead our country as a result, we are already used to it, we are constantly pulled back, why are you exaggerating, what are you conspiracy theories, they are children, they will grow up in the end, but the thing is that from this harmlessness, from this... postulate: they are children, they grow up adults, it suddenly turns out that nothing has changed in their self-awareness , look, russian historian, political scientist, director of the institute of the usa and canada, named after arbatov ras, ras correspondent, valery karbuzov , he was born in pskov, worked as a history teacher , graduated from graduate school at the leningrad state pedagogical institute named after hertzin in 1990, defended his candidate's thesis, then his doctorate, and in 1997 and

demand then from students, even ours, look, this is initiation into students of the moscow state university of managementts, economists? why not presidents? why not? but this is already a higher school of economics, also dedicated students, they will pass laws, articles for our population, tell and teach them how to live, by what rules, they will lead our country as a result. we are already used to it, we are constantly being pulled back, well that you are exaggerating, that you are a conspiracy theorist. they are children, they will grow up in the end, but the fact is that from this harmlessness, from this postulate, they are children, they grow up into adults, and suddenly it turns out that nothing has changed in their self-awareness, look, russian historian, political scientist , director of the arbatov institute of the usa and canada, correspondent of the russian academy of sciences, karbozov, he was born in pskov, worked as a history teacher, and in 1990 graduated from graduate school at the leningrad state pedagogical institute named after hertsin. candidate's dissertation, then a doctorate, in 199

demand from students, even ours, look, this is initiation into students of the moscow state university... these are future managers not? and here it is already a higher school of economics, also dedicated to students, they will pass laws, articles for our population, tell and teach them how to live, by what rules, they will... lead our country as a result, we are already used to it, we are constantly being pulled back , why are you exaggerating, why are you conspiracy theories, they are children, they will grow up in the end, but the fact is that from this harmlessness, from this postulate, they are children, they grow up into adults, and suddenly it turns out that nothing has changed in their... knowledge, here look, russian historian, political scientist, director of the institute of the usa and canada named after arbatov ras, corresponding member of the ras, valery karbozov, he was born in pskov , worked as a history teacher, in 1990 he graduated from graduate school at the leningrad state pedagogical institute named after hertsin, defended his ph.d. thesis, then doctorate, in 1997 and 1990 in the eighth year h

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always with warmth for our country, the former head of midaustria karen kneisel, now a teacher at st. petersburg state university, a political managerderstands like no one else the deep reasons for the transformation that is now happening in the world. here in one of the best educational institutions in the country, she heads the geopolitical observatory. in the northern capital, frauk naisel has already settled down, first of all, by purchasing. rubber boots. report by alena germanova. welcome to the lawyer's home. it is a great joy for me that i can work here. there is such a thing as a genius loci. and here it is felt. the owners of siberian mines once lived in the most beautiful private mansion in st. petersburg. today this is a university building, where 120 years ago there were the personal chambers of the kelch family, the new office of the former minister of foreign affairs of austria, now karin kneisel, a teacher at st. petersburg state university. this is my desk, i must say, i come to the office at about half past 11 am, i finish late, around 10:00 pm, conversations with us are only in fits and starts, right on the run, a

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of the several internal candidates the giants are considering for his former job. she was a decorated softball star at sacramento state and has a master's in sports management from the university of san francisco. we'll let you know when we know whether or not she got the job. the phils coffee location in san francisco's mission district has officially closed its doors for good. the coffee shop shut down for the last time. about an hour ago after the company decided it would not renew its lease there. the location opened in 2003 on 24th and folsom streets and locals. they're sad to see the shop leave. >> am very sad, especially considering the fact that i was born and raised in san francisco, specifically the mission. so i've been coming here for as long as i have memory anything. it's sad. it's neighborhood and a cornerstone for a long >> it's seen a lot through the it was one of the first places i i think a lot of other people kind of doubt to like during the pandemic to act kind of begin to get in the house regain a sense of normalcy. >> so if you're concerned about not being able to get your fills fekkai not to worry, there are 13 other fields. coffee shops located in san

robert chapman wood is professor of management at san jose state university. >> he says discount drugstores well. >> the pharmacy business has gotten has been going through changes is which are not very transparent to ordinary people. a lot of more pharmacy pharmacies optical fulfillment is being done by by pharmacy benefit managers, usually controlled by the insurance company. >> he, according to professor wood, that means insurance companies are filling prescription by mail, which could prove to be more profitable. he doesn't know how that may be impacting the current target cvs partnership, but he believes it's putting pressure on large discount drugstores. >> the insurance company is trying to do the fulfillment themselves that that can be a big problem for the pharmaceutical, for the drugstore business. >> we live in corporate america , right? so ultimately, everything is driven by a profit motive business professor balaraman rajan at cal state east bay says target can't be faulted for closing, since its primary responsibility is to stakeholders, he adds. >> but in a city like oakland,

. >> robert chapman wood is professor of management at san jose state university.scount drugstores are facing other pressures as well. >> the pharmacy business has gotten has been going through changes which are not very transparent to ordinary people. a lot of more pharmacy is pharmaceutical, full payment is being done by pharmacy benefit managers, usually controlled by the insurance company. according to professor wood, that means insurance companies are filling prescriptions by mail, which could prove to be more profitable. >> he doesn't know how that may be impacting the current target cvs partnership, but he believes it's putting pressure on large discount drugstores. >> the insurance companies trying to do the fulfillment themselves, that that can be a big problem for the pharmacy article, for the drugstore business. >> we live in corporate america right? so ultimately, everything is driven by a profit motive. >> business professor balaraman rajan at cal state east bay says target can't be faulted for closing, since its primary responsibility is to stay coder

she was a desecrated, decorated softball star at sac state has a master's in sports management from the university of san francisco and landed an internship with the giants eventually climbing up to her current position as the assistant coach sports director jason dumas says going to have more information about this coming up at 10:45pm. tonight? still to come here at 10 o'clock 2 decades of poor overs coming to a close francisco neighborhood is saying goodbye to a flagship shop tomorrow. but first, 2 dogs that are up for adoption found with jewels glued to their heads. >> their road to recovery and more on when we return. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possib

robert chapman wood is professor of management at san jose state university. >> he says discount drugstores facing other pressures as well. >> the pharmacy business has gotten has been going through changes is which are not very transparent to ordinary people. a lot of more pharmacy is pharmacy article fulfillment is being done by by pharmacy benefit managers, usually controlled by the insurance company. >> according to professor wood that means insurance companies are filling prescriptions by mail, which could prove to be more profitable. he doesn't know how that might be impacting the current target cvs partnership, but he believes it's putting pressure on large discount drugstores. >> the insurance companies is trying to do the fulfillment themselves that that can be a big problem for the pharmaceutical, for the drugstore business. >> we live in corporate america , right? so ultimately, everything is driven by a profit motive. >> business professor balaraman rajan at cal state east bay says target can't be faulted for closing, since its primary responsibility is to stakeholders. he adds.

league baseball in all of history after the giants hired her back in 2020, she had been a decorated softball star at sac state and she has a master's in sports management from the university of a san francisco. she landed an internship with the giants. i remember that. she climbed up to the assistant coach position. so we're following her lay-in up half i guess. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and other major tech company announces layoffs and they could impact people in the bay area. >> how ai is impacting content creation were visiting adobe see the tools approach using and how you can get creative i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. had looking outside at the bay area where nice and dry, but look at what's going on to our north. >> will that have an impact on us? all it, you know your forecast before you head out at the roads are keeping a close eye on your >> 9.44 right now for your money. consumer experts say that many more things are going to be more expensive for halloween. the price of candy is up more 7% last year. the national retail federation says that on average people spend 100 bucks on halloween, not just candy. i mean, we're showing y

of resistance jurisprudence. he stated that this winter conference will be held next year under the auspices of the management center of qom and khorasan seminaries, the ministry of foreign affairs, islamic azad universitycenter for religious and international policy studies, adding: those interested can send articles and get more information. they can refer to faqah ar's address until june of next year. from attention and companion. thank you very much for this news section. please pray and god bless you. well, today we had a lot of rain. we can see the image of the satellite of rome. we can see the cloud cover that extended from the western areas to the southern slopes of alborz from the morning until now, from many cities located in the western areas of hamedan, lorestan province . in the central part of the southern areas of alborz, tehran, qazvin, alborz, or the northwestern regions of the country, we had a report of rain, of course, for tomorrow, although this system will weaken a little and it will rain only for the northern parts of the country, but on thursday, the same system that we see here is a little bit crooked. does and to the southwest areas the country, which is waiting for rain for a

. >> robert chapman would is professor of management at san jose state university.e says discount drug stores are facing other pressures as well. >> the pharmacy business has gotten has been going through changes is which are not very transparent to ordinary people. a lot of more pharmacy pharmacies article fulfillment is being done by by pharmacy benefit managers, usually controlled by the insurance company tsay. >> according to professor wood, that means insurance companies are filling prescriptions by mail, which could prove to be more profitable. he doesn't know how that might be impacting the current target cvs partnership, but he believes it's putting pressure on large discount drug stores. >> the insurance companies is trying to do the fulfillment themselves that that can be a big problem for the pharmaceutical, for the drugstore business. >> we live in corporate america . right? so ultimately, everything is driven by a profit motive. >> business professor balaraman rajan at cal state east bay says target can't be faulted for closing, since its primary respon

managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare to learn more. of morgan state university again in baltimore. five people hurt. none of those injuries is believed to be life threatening. thank goodness. the victims range in age from 18 to 22 years of age, and four of the five victims were students. the shooting happened around 7 p.m. our time, 10 p.m. eastern, after a festive homecoming week celebration attended by students, alumni, parents and faculty and our students. >> at the end of that were headed over to the student center to rejoice and to enjoy themselves is when this unfortunate situation erupted on the campus. >> investigators are still looking for a suspect. morgan state is a historically black university class. tomorrow are canceled. let's move now to our other top story, a mystery developing in san jose involving a group of undocumented migrants. they were dropped off without warning. and tonight, a lot of questions about where they came from. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley, the san jose nonprofit that took in these migrants is confirming to us this was a

states no less dangerously. billionaire bill ackman, ceo hedcha fund and founder of persion square capital management demanded that harvard universitythe names of students supporting palestine and threatened that no one would hire them. the university did not disclose the lists, but a non-profit organization sent a truckload of invoices to harvard with the names and photographs of these students, signed by the leading harvard anti-semite. in addition, the list was posted on the internet, as for the stars, some of them demonstrated that they were at the heart of the conflict didn't even bother to figure it out. thus, justin bibber published a message in support of israel, but accompanied it with photographs of destroyed residential buildings in the gaza strip, which was bombed by the israeli army. catherine. lead. a military outpost that ensures security and stability in the entire central asian region, these are the words of the russian president, they were heard at the ceremony marking the twentieth anniversary of our air base in kant, it is located in kyrgyzstan and russia is ready to strengthen cooperation with this country, in f

states no less dangerously. billionaire bill ackman, ceo of hong kong and founder of persian square capital management, has demanded that harvard universitythe names of students who support palestine. he threatened that no one would hire them. the university did not disclose the lists, but a non-profit organization sent a truck with invoices to the harvard campus, which had names and photographs of these. with the signature of the leading anti-semite harvard. in addition, the list was posted on the internet. as for the stars, some of them demonstrated that they did not even bother to understand the essence of the conflict. thus, justin bieber published a message in support of israel, but accompanied it with photographs of destroyed residential buildings in the gaza strip, which were bombed by the israeli army. ekaterina radaeva, news. a military outpost that provides. security and stability throughout central asia region, these are the words of the russian president, they were heard at a ceremony marking the twentieth anniversary of our air base in kant, it is located in kyrgyzstan and russia is ready to cooperate with this country. on fr

state, for responding to this incident. and helping us to manage and resolve this issue. so i'm going to turn it over to morgan state university president, dr. wilson. good morning. first of all, i would like to thank mayor scott, the baltimore city police, for working seamlessly with the morgan state university police to get on the scene quickly here and investigate the matter at hand. i'd also want to express appreciation to governor moore for reaching out to me to ensure that if we needed additional resources from the state, that those resources would also be available. i attended this evening the coronation of mr. 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 stud

state university, deputy minister of economy in 2005. good evening. good evening. mr. volodymyr, i would like to hear your expert opinion on such a term as managedxchange rate flexibility. in fact, there was no such panic in the banks today. the dollar went up a little by a few pennies, but this is not a panic, what do you think in the future expect from managed exchange rate flexibility, will i memorize this term? well, in simple terms, it is a recognition that the dollar will appreciate, and it is a recognition that although the national bank assures that the discount rate of 20% is a guarantor of attractiveness. hryvnia assets are the guarantors of the reliability of the foreign exchange market, but in fact the instability of the foreign exchange market was ensured by the fact that in the last year it printed 170 billion of money, and these, and today we see the first bell, that in fact mr. pyshnyi, he admitted that these the money printed eventually came out to the foreign exchange market, that he spent 30, already spent 30 billion dollars in order to maintain this, well, actually fixed exchange rate and what and what next he... raises his h

manage sort of their emotional state when they are under stress? >> is microdosing helpful there? it's unclear. >> dr. neil epperson studies women's mental health at the universitye says women are likely to experience depression and anxiety disorders more frequently than men, but cautions that the stress of parenthood isn't the same as clinical depression. >> stress is normal. it is when we beat ourselves up, we don't give ourselves grace and we start to look at stress as being dangerous and bad and hurting us, epperson says. >> moms who microdose are increasingly finding support in one another, it is kind of also inadvertently creating a village for a lot of women that are finding their group online and really benefiting from that sense of doing something together. for everybody comes with a unique history and a unique personality. >> and the mushrooms work differently with everybody. >> in medford, oregon, kate ingram is becoming part of a community she never expected. have you ever done recreational drugs before or. >> no, i drink some wine. that's. that's as wild as i get ever. >> were people surprised to hear that you were curious about this ? very, very su

state, wrestling with a sluggish post—covid economic recovery. i'm joined now by professor hong bo from the school of finance and management at the soas universityss —— the rest of the — hong kong address —— the rest of the founder of evergrande, i think_ of the founder of evergrande, i think the — of the founder of evergrande, i think the situation has become more obligated.— more obligated. there are two issues that _ more obligated. there are two issues that they _ more obligated. there are two issues that they are _ issues that they are considering right now. first of all, if there are some really inaudible sections involved, then they probably need to know the skill of the offshore inaudible secondly, in these circumstances i think they will have a lot of problems in raising new money. either from eaui or raising new money. either from equity or new — raising new money. either from equity or new borrowings - equity or new borrowings because the level of trust is much lower now and i think it is all about the information problem. the creditors this is the concern. it is one company with huge amounts of debt owed. 300 billion dollars is a sum

specialties, universities of management, in order to pay tribute to the people who have dedicated themselves to this need. business, strengthen its prestige and social significance, the head of stateould like to emphasize that a teacher, a teacher, is directly involved in building the future of the country, i would also like to especially note that our youth have begun to choose pedagogical specialties more often, this year russian pedagogical universities accepted 100,000 more applicants than... in the past, your knowledge, faith your students helped dozens of them win olympiads, competitions, your wisdom, humanity, life experience, educational, love, respect for your country, for your homeland. nobel prize winners announced today in sweden chemistry this year there are three of them, americans muni bawindi, louis bruce and alexey, a representative of our scientific school working in the states. it was he who, back in the ussr, was the first in the world to discover quantum dots, for the synthesis of which an award has now been awarded. nanoparts with unique properties are widely used in industry and medicine. they, for example, help surgeons diagnose malignant tumors. yakimov, a

building of the moscow state university, rebuilt the hippodrome building, it was just that young people came to the fore, neither zheltovsky nor shusev were allowed to build. chichulin managedhe 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 shortest possible time from january 1947 to spring 1949 , designs for eight high-rise buildings were prepared without public competitions. the construction

sokhalinskaya entered the moscow state university of culture and art, i was 20 years old, i came, one might say, to nowhere , i didn’t managee was sweeping, scrubbing, breakfast at noon in the country house of yaroslav sumishevsky, at night he returned from siberia. 25 concerts in 2 weeks, he says that he is not tired, it seems that languidly whining and complaining everywhere is not his style of behavior, since the time of the conquest of moscow. it’s very difficult to get into show business, i tried until i was 30, well, i tried somewhere for some castings, something else, nothing worked, but at 30, it was such a turning point, i thought that well, you need to either change it profession, or just somehow make the last shot so that they know about me. and then the idea came to my mind, uh, to come up with something on the internet, i opened my channel on youtube, an internet show, folk music, such a competition among restaurant singers, this project became popular, probably, after, well, six months, a year after we started it, a year and a half later, i already had my first tour, people began to recognize me, according to

university of cal state east bay is partnering with the training platform, green flower, to launch four different certificate programs. this includes health care and medicine, business, compliance, and risk managementgriculture and horticulture. this partnership comes in part to the response of heavy regulation that cannabis businesses face for operating in the state, as the industry is trying to grow to meet the need. >> it's important that we realize that cannabis is not something to be afraid of and california has always been the leader in that nationally and internationally. so to bring these programs to trusted institutions like cal state east bay really shows you that the industry is here to city. >> reporter: the first classes launch in november, so there is still time to enroll. the cost is just about $3,000. green flower says that upon completion of this course work, students have the opportunity to apply to become legal cannabis growers. >> thanks, kris. >>> it is 6:48 right now. tonight the 49ers try to get back on that winning track in minnesota. [ cheers ] >> look at all the fans in minnesota. these days the niners do travel well. here is a look at some of the faithful showing out in t

states. i think this is hugely important. i think college presidents do have to care about their bottom line. even at wealthy universities, if you have hedge fund managers who are encouraging people to withhold hundreds ofponse to what is just pure cowardice on the part of these administrators, i think that's a great move. i think they'll finally start listening to the concerns of people in the community who have, for decades, felt as if this is a problem that is growing and it is not being addressed by the administrations. >> naomi, there's a very fine line that a lot of folks are trying to walk right here. it's not about the outrage -- not outrage. there are outrageous things happening around the world. the question then becomes the free speech element. the takes that i've heard are that you don't want to stifle free speech, and it's something that we, as journalists, treasure very much. we're all first amendment p proponents. but you have to say with your free speech that these are despicable views or despicable acts that are happening. how do institutions at higher ed make that balance or toe that line? >> i don't think it's as hard a line to draw as you're suggesting. i would refer people to for in

building of moscow state university, rebuilt the hippodrome building, it was just young people who came to the fore, not zheltov. nishusev was not allowed to build high-rise buildings. chichulin manageds, 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 is high-rise. buildings appeared during competitions for the palace soviets, 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 1940 to 1949. on the one hand, at this time the economy was returning back to civilian footing and overcoming the difficult post-war period. on the other hand. it was then that these unique high-rise buildings were built. the shortest possible time since january 1947 by the spring of '49 , designs for eight h

united states managed to convince european states that their history before the end of the second world war was shameful, that national values ​​are something... generally second-rate, european, universaldiscussion about the future world order, which will begin or continue, apparently in beijing within the framework the visit of the russian president to the one train one track forum and a state visit, since there is a very large russian delegation to china, it will concern issues and architecture, and how to fill the brief with content, which in many ways is now is in the hands of a weakening and weak-willed united nations organization, but on the other hand, questions of values ​​and how exactly new interstate relations should be built, and here, at the beginning of our program, there was an interview with vladimir putin, where he, in general, these presented values, respect, sovereignty, equality, cooperation, willingness to negotiate, regardless of the size of the state or its geographical location, that is, in this sense, and brix and russian-chinese relations are such two and a pillar or two rods around which modern politics develops. values ​​are an interesting topic, i could nev