the fight against gazprom corruption, stockholm arbitration, and he was my boss.bvious reason, naftogaz, unfortunately, became loss—making. so, when i left naftogaz in the first quarter of 2020, immediately naftogaz became loss—making. and as you mentioned yourself, it's the biggest taxpayer in the biggest country, in ukraine, so it was very important for the government... as i understand it, mr kobolyev had been running naftogaz for years, so to blame him for one underperformance, which of course was related to the global economy, it wasn't entirely down to him, seems a little bit unfair, and many ukrainian... what is unfair? ..politicians who are known to be keen on transparency and reform... i'm thinking now of former prime minister honcharuk, he said that your appointment to naftogaz was all about zelensky. .. and this is a quote, "zelensky and his team exercising total control." so, i was in charge of very important initiatives that made naftogaz profitable. i left naftogaz, naftogaz became loss—making, as confirmed by international auditors. production start

that laboratory happens to be a laboratory in stockholm, sweden. so the biggest question here is as to why it took more than a month and a half to produce a result from that probe which was taken on december 25th. something which even the head of the russian olympic committee things law was nichol stressed in his address address a just early on saying that usually according to the what a protocol a result from a doping probe should be conducted within 20 days. do the math. that means it should have been conducted by january 15th, the latest. this broke happened before bay gene, an even before the european skating championship, where glen eva also participated, all other doping tests, both in europe and here in beijing. all of them were negative. that was something and some by both the olympic committee and by the russian skating union. by the way, russian skating union produced this statement from us, which we can now listen to the russian figure. skating federation doesn't doubt the honesty and integrity of its athlete. we will make every effort t

that laboratory happens to be a laboratory in stockholm, sweden. so the biggest question here is as to why it took more than a month and a half to produce a result from that probe which was taken on december 25th. something which even the head of the russian and become interesting. islov was nichol stressed in his press address a just early on saying that usually according to the what a protocol a result from a doping probe should be conducted within 20 days. do the math. that means that should have been conducted by january 15th, the latest. why on earth that happened a month later? well, maybe that is the good reason for speculation and for a more conspiracy theories, but at something definitely not right. he, according to the had off of the russian olympic committee. the other which we need to understand which is highly important is that this probe happened before badging, and even before the european skating championships, where ever also participated, all other doping tests, both in europe and here in beijing, all of them were negative. that w

that laboratory happens to be a laboratory in stockholm, sweden. so the biggest question here is as to why it took more than a month and a half to produce a result from that probe which was taken on december 25th. something which even the head of the russian became interesting is law was nichol stressed in his dress, a dresser. just early on, i have serious questions about the time that passed between the 25th of december when the sample was submitted in saint petersburg, on the 8th of february, when it was made public. according to the international standards for what a laboratories the deadline for uploading the a sample is 20 days from the receipt of the sample in the laboratory. the fact that it took almost a month to get from st. petersburg to stockholm looks very strange. this rate is very serious questions for me. all other doping tests, both in europe and here in beijing, all of them were negative. that was something confirmed by both the olympic committee and by the russian skating union. by the way, russian skating union produced this sta

petersburg to stockholm. this raises very serious questions for me. i think it's interesting, we now know that date that the test was, was due on december 25. so the question is what, why is it so late? why? oh, why was it not reported in mid january? you had the european figure skating championship in tell n a and the results should have been available for there. ah, it's no, it's no 6 or 7 weeks after the event of these results should have been should have been available long before now. so one question is, what, what was the, the cause for the delay? let's go back to beijing with back in touch with our correspondent the alexia or a chef ski lexi. you were explaining to us before we were losing the line there about some of the reaction and suspicious moves in all this. yeah, indeed. so we have a statement from the internet from the russian skaters union, which maintains vonny was in a sense, and this is what they had to say. the russian figure, skating federation doesn't doubt the honesty and integrity of its athlete. we will make every effort to cl

apparently that's what my cold exam been saying here regarding that adverse now test from stockholm. so definitely we are more than ever anticipating some kind of explanation from santa they did allow a lot of people to participate in the games. they must have been some justification because if it was the case of hardcore doping, a major dose of that drug found in her samples, then of course were side. i would have never allow her to participate in the games . they have some sort of justification and that is something we need a cleared up for sure. that's something we're waiting for actually in beijing. and of course i will update you on the details as soon as i get it here. all right, we know that there's going to be significant fall out over this and you're the person on the ground there. appreciate that report to look here. shasky. all right, now, although it is still unclear what precise legal issues delayed, the original metal ceremony for the russian figure, skaters, american news broadcaster cnn, named and shamed the athlete at the center of the issue. despite any official rul

the sample was tested in stockholm for some reason. the positive result was not revealed until the 7th, or the 7th night of the 7th and the day, the 8th. in the meantime, she's in beijing, she's already won the metal. a lot of questions being asked, who's responsible? why did take so long? we see now that perhaps the stockholm lab sweden was under some coven restrictions . perhaps the lab was operating at half strength. but there are 1000000 questions here to be answered every place you look. there's answers, we don't have all we got today is the fact she's going to be allowed to skate. she's the best skater in the world without a doubt. she did a quad here. the 1st woman with ext to do a quite a few days ago. it's likely the russian women will go 123 with her at the top. but then she may not be the penal metal ceremony if she wins it. it is just absolutely sort of unfathomable what's going on here. all the on the courtrooms, there has been some actual sporting action in beijing, the cali humphreys, of the usa, making some olympic hist

here is one reaction in stockholm. i am so happy. finally, the day has come.go anywhere and not think about anything, so we hope no backlash. people should be careful. ros: those are some thoughts in europe. similar moves are hapning i the u.s., where some states are scrapping mask mandates. here is the governor in new york state. governor hochul: we have a mask and backs requirement for businesses. -- vax requirement for businesses. it was an emergency measure put in place two months ago. at this time, we say it is the right time to lift this mandate for indoor businesses and lik counties, cities, and businesses to make their own decisions on what they want to do with respect to masks or the vaccination requirement. ros: saying in the u.s., dr. anthony fauci has told "the financial times" the full-blown pandemic phases nearly over, meaning "decisions will increasingly be made on a local level rather than mandated," however, the "ft" reports of how she would not report the assertion that the virus is becoming -- fauci would not report the assertion that the vi

these are photos of her demonstrating outside the russian embassy in stockholm. the 19-year-old was holding a sign saying stand with ukraine. last year sundberg was nominated for the nobel peace prize. >>> wall street ending the day with a rally. the dow hit its best day of the year as traders adjusted to the impact of russian sanctions. the dow closed the day up 834 points. the nasdaq gained 221 and the s&p 500 gained almost 96. >>> coming up at 5:30, we'll talk with a bay area congresswoman, jackie speier, about the russian invasion of ukraine, the u.s. response for preparing for potential cyber attacks, and we'll have a continuing coverage of the attack on ukraine on kpix.com and streaming on . >>> back here in the bay area, oakland police now in vista getting a double shooting near estuary park. these are pictures from chopper 5 over the scene. the yellow markers are placed next to the bullet casings and other evidence. investigators say they don't know what led up to the shooting. the two wounded victims now being treated at the hospital. >>> the chp has cha

because roo saw the claims that they did send the probe to the stockholm laboratory accredited by water on time. so to believe that there was absolutely no obstacle whatsoever for that laboratory to produce the positive test before the olympics. and of course that would have disqualified camille oliver from participation in his games. and this full roar would have been largely avoided. and obviously the litigation that it will ensue after the olympics is over, also would have been avoidable. in any case, i'm going that tonight to see how camila leave a performance to get some reactions as well. and of course, i will keep all of us updated with everything i hear and see, and may j. lenimosa come here in the program on our team. we discover what life is like in the coldest, inhabited place on earth. with the average wind to temperature is below minus 50 degrees celsius. we've got that story and much more with backing just ah, blue with the monopoly. the semiconductor business would obviously be in taiwan with 80 percent of the market and going forward. the need for diversity in they ship

here's the reaction in stockholm. i am so happy. finally, the day has come. i feel freedom.and not think about anything. so, we hope it's still going to work ok, and no backlash. people should be more careful. the virus is still here. and get vaccinated. so, that's europe. some of the moves in the us, where some states are scrapping mask mandates, including new york, after it's all a steep decline in covid cases. here is the governor. it was an emergency temporary measure put in place literally two months ago, and at this time, we say that it's the right decision to lift this mandate for indoor businesses and let counties, cities and businesses make their own decisions on what they want to do with respect to masks or the vaccination requirement. the philippines will reopen its borders to fully not sedated travellers from thursday. becoming the latest southeast asian country to do so —— fully vaccinated. visitors will no longer quarantine, but are required to provide a negative pcr tests within 48 hours. countries around the world are looking forward to deal with covid as it

petersburg to stockholm. this raises very serious questions for me. it seems like that someone held this probe until the end of the team skating competition in bay jane. i can't remember any previous situation when it took so long for a result. so it's pretty plain to see that the u. s. is trying to create a level playing field, but only when it benefits their own athletes. and while the u. s. may stand at the top of the podium for playing political games. if it's stopped it's posturing and simply played fair. it might win golds without having to prosecute russian athletes and nothing in the u. k. had been sacked for them to question the policy of placing transgender patients in single effects was bernice nicholson made the revelation of the house of lords ton down or amendment call innovations to be put in wards according to their birth sex. she wants the current policy threatens women's dignity, privacy and safety. traditionally female patients in the n h. s, and in private hospitals have been allocated beds and single sex wards accommodating only w

there's no change that i can see. bitcoin is a way out, but i think america's got a case of stockholm syndrome. they fall in love with their captors. so of course, trillions upon trillions of dollars were printed not just even in credit, like via the fed and quantitative easing and expanding their balance sheet, but also from the actual us treasury by a congress when they, they had also fiscal stimulus, trillion dollars was sent out so we do have, you know, the inflation of that we've discussed, but apparently none of it reached anywhere, right? it all just either went off shore or to train us to buy goods and services from them. so we have the dilapidated bridges, we have the dilapidated infrastructure system of the flight like try to get anywhere in america. all these flights are being canceled. maxon i ourselves out of the airport for like 15 hours because our plane lost some parts and then the, you know, there were no shifts like the crew to man, the flights are like move the luggage and things like that. so there is a kind of entropy in dilapidation happening on the ground across

there was supposed to be a meeting in stockholm. the government didn't go. we're also trying to talk to dan dissidents. but to your own, our own. for hundreds of left others like sonya lobbyists promised to rebuild and continue their work for the people, even if it might cost him their life. allison, that i'm p a t al jessia sort of in the u. s. says mysterious and saddened brain. injuries suffered by diplomats stationed overseas will probably caused by electro magnetic devices. and intelligence panel investigated the cause of the symptoms known as havana syndrome. since 2016, about $200.00 us and canadian diplomats of complaint about a range of illnesses including vertical california had its gold rush almost 200 years ago, but now the hunt is on for lithium. the highly prized metal is a key component of batteries to power electric vehicles in the drive to combat global warming. rob reynolds reports from the community in california, looking to strike it rich. california's salton sea shimmers like a mirage in an arid land, but its waters are nearly lifeless,

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petersburg to stockholm. this raises very serious questions for me. it seems like that some one held this prob, until the end of the team skating competition in b jane. i can't remember any previous situation when it took so long for a result. you know, fair play and sport just go together in the 21st century. so whatever america is saying at the moment is not, shall we say, inspired by the spirit of fair play. it's political. i mean, these are insanely political against the crescent olympics. i mean, it's charged with a political current, and everyone knows that. so it's pretty plain to see that the us is trying to create a level playing field, but only when he benefits their own athletes. and while the u. s. may stand at the top of the podium for playing political games. if it stopped his posturing am simply played fair, it might win gold without having to prosecute russian athletes. that's the latest from around the world. my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again at the top of the rundown of the headlines. what had to what's odd, c dot com, i

because of that, the sample was taken to ela oratory, accredited by water in stockholm. that's where the dose of tremendous indian was found in value of a sample. according to my colleagues with an inside knowledge of the situation, that dose was tiny and all the consequent doping tests that while he was still during the european championship and even here in bay ging all tested negative. so obviously this is a story with so many twists and turns, despite all that some of already made up their mind. it seems, judging by what some of the media outlets, particularly in the west have been writing about this story so far. yeah. which will get on into just a moment. that chronology you mention means the big questions of for the decision makers, for the sport, for the games and all around. but of the heart of this, that is a 15 year old girl. the pressure right now on her must be immense. what consequences is this going to have for camilla valley? ava will tell you what it breaks my heart to even think about what is running through her head right now. she's not just an escaped

president to re open the door to appease dialogue with the yellow divorce. supposed to be a meeting in stockholm, the government didn't go. we're also trying to talk to then dissidence, but to we are on our own for hundreds of left others like sonya lopez promised to rebuild and continue their work for the people, even if it might cost them their life. allison that i'm p a t al jessia sort of in her person. still a hair done al jazeera shockwave throughout the met and verse, and share as the share price of facebook's parent company falls by 25 percent. and will tell you why india is sending only one athlete to the winter olympics despite being home to some of the world's largest skincare. ah, let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. hello everyone. great to see you. we have some disturbed weather across still events. we'll touch on that in itself. but look at this southerly push of air. re add may hit 30 degrees on friday. let's go in for a closer look because it's not just react through the golf though. 125. look at you wait 27 degrees. could see some sand in dust stirr

because ru saw the claims that they did send the probe to the stockholm laboratory, accredited by water on time. so to believe that there was absolutely no obstacle whatsoever for that laboratory to produce the positive test before the olympics. and of course that would have disqualified camille oliver from participation in his games. and this full roar would have been largely avoided. and obviously the litigation that it will ensue after the olympics is over, also would have been avoidable. in any case, i'm going that tonight to see how camille of oliver performs to get some reactions as well. and of course, i will keep all of us updated with everything i hear and see and making. we are roughly halfway through the program. here. we're naughty and still ahead for you in this hour. we discover what life is like in the coldest inhabitant place on earth. the average wind temperature is below minus 50 degrees celsius of ya corresponds in are causing a rush. coff isn't there. will have his report for you and justify with hulu . ah, ah, ah, when i was sure seemed wrong when all things just do

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because ruth saw the claims that they did send the probe to the stockholm laboratory, accredited by water on time. and for whatever reason, the result came back only on september 7th, a result of believe that there was absolutely no obstacle whatsoever for that laboratory to produce the positive test before the olympics. and of course, that would have disqualified camille oliver from participation in his games. and this full roar would have been largely avoided. and obviously the litigation that it will ensue after the olympics is over, also would have been avoidable. in any case, i'm going that tonight to see how camille of oliver performs to get some reactions as well. and of course i will keep all of us updated with everything i hear and see and making. the german chancellor, olaf sholtes, has played down the prospects of you train joining nato. his remarks are made during his visit in care of on monday, though his next stop is here in moscow where he'll be discussing of the ukraine crisis with his russian counterpart of vladimir putin has long made it clear that keeps accession to the