thank you thank you from technical inspection.he chairman of the union of technical inspection operators maxim portyakov. belongs to the heart of parma if in the playoffs so we will be in the final of the premiere on the channel russia excuse me do you know why the second one is always the second? i'm not interested. i'm not a masseuses in the game, any result is good if it's pobeda 21:20 on the russian cocoa channel nutritionists say, moreover, you can drink it for both adults and children without harm to health. cocoa beans will invigorate energy, saturate the body with vitamins and nutrients, support the nervous system without raising blood pressure. after all. cocoa is best in the morning. the main thing when buying is to pay attention to the composition; it is important that it is a natural product without dyes, flavorings and sugar, but figs are also very useful. it improves digestion, has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system and helps against colds. the amazing fruit was tasted by oksana serova fan club of figs

within the framework of international military-technical cooperation, the portfolio of orders is 592lion 650.000 us dollars 1 billion 770 million rubles. per week exhibition almost 2 million people visited the venues simultaneously with the forum, international army games were held for 8 years. they have fully proved their worth as an effective form of improvement. combat training has become in demand as a platform for the exchange of experience between the armies of the world. this year, 270 teams from thirty-four countries participated in the competition. for the first time , the competition covered the territories of three continents , more than 5,300 military personnel were involved, as well as more than 1,000 units of armored and automotive equipment, aircraft of surface ships and courts. 20 world records were set, 10 of them belong to the russian team, which for the eighth time won the army games cup, good results were also shown by representatives of the armed forces of uzbekistan, belarus, kazakhstan and china, i want to thank the organizers of the forum igor for the high lev

complex technical logical process. many other agencies in the patent office department of energy has chief technology counselors. in the office and having it chief technology officer. >> we have been thinking about that question and are aware of that andth there's been discussn about this subcommittee we currently work closely with the library of congress chief information officer. enter staff andfo of course that function has been centralized in the library of congress and especially we are working very intensively in partnership with them on the modernization initiative in the enterprise copy right system we have also developed and brought in considerable in-house experience and expertise in the office itself. working on many of these issues and so for the combination of the library's expertise and our expertise has been permission to address our current needs vandalizing technology and of course we do consultation with stakeholders also about these technological issues but it is true, the technology continues to gro

technically the bank. in recession? technically the bank of en . land in recession?technically the bank of england said there _ in recession? technically the bank of england said there was - in recession? technically the bank of england said there was a - of england said there was a recession, i think it's only shallow and we can rebound. so recession, i think it's only shallow and we can rebound.— and we can rebound. so you are acknowledging there _ and we can rebound. so you are acknowledging there is - and we can rebound. so you are acknowledging there is good - and we can rebound. so you are acknowledging there is good to | and we can rebound. so you are i acknowledging there is good to be and we can rebound. so you are - acknowledging there is good to be a recession? no, i'm not acknowledging. you said shallow. i acknowledging. you said shallow. i said technically there is very little negative growth and i think these measures it can help us drive. i don't get a bleak picture. if you look at unemployment is at a 50 year low for appreciate that. if you look at so

in addition, it will be used for practical retraining of the flight engineering and technical staff of naval aviation for new aviation equipment. today we will discuss the implementation of this project; completion; consider how the placement meeting is organized and here is the order of officers 2022 graduates arriving in the troops, the current training system allows you to fully equip the armed forces, professional military personnel, all graduates are appointed to positions in accordance with their education. today we will hear how their adaptation to new duty stations is ensured. the largest bank offers a guaranteed favorable rate on a loan, and no matter where you are in the post office, a cash loan is waiting for you at only 5.5% per annum. and where are the guarantees of the estates guaranteed, the mail rate bank and installment plan number one in russia in terms of the number of ads for the sale of apartments. celebrate your birthday for a whole week, minus 10% on all purchases. after the failure of the apu attack on the south direction in the hospital. nikolaev delivered more

so you have moved _ a technical institute. so you have moved on _ a technical institute.ute. so you have moved on from a key i a technical institute. so you - have moved on from a key have already. we will leave it there, but many congratulations, keep it going, we look forward to the finished product. thank you. thank you for joining us here on bbc news. hello. whist weather conditions have been fairly quiet for us, across the other side of the atlantic we have seen a hurricane batter has batted parts of puerto rico, the dominican republic and turks and caicos, a first major hurricane with winds gusting over 30 mph. getting close to bermuda, thursday, friday, but could maintain the hurricane status as it slams into the east of canada, aided and abetted by unusually warm sea waters in the north atlantic. instead of spinning towards us, it could head to the arctic, seeing some very warm air there as well. to our shores, rather cool conditions. milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. it means it's going to take a few days before the warm air

part exactly this is exactly the technical part for these technical problems and problems to an evenextent that may arise. i think they should come and say that the situation is very bad, and then a political decision should be made, not by the mission itself, but by world politicians . and what should be done next? this is a decision for everyone. who owns it? to make a decision. i will tell you right now so that you will not be interrupted until the same thing in the united states of america. they proposed to completely shut down the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and everything. well, here is a question for the experts: how technically possible is it to do? yes, you are right. they should report this situation to the countries that countries. i think that for those countries with 50+ percent of gdp who joined the sanctions, who attend rammstein, and who support ukraine, everything is clear for them, that is, there are no questions left for them doubts, yes, that is, who is to blame for this, and what is happening to me. it seems to me that the most important thing is to report t

what kind of aircraft is only one of the elements, all of this is combined with radio technical means, which are also much more mobile in russia and today even our western colleagues and friends pose a problem. therefore, we have to speak already so much about a separate aircraft and about the integration of the combat management system together with our western partners, because ukraine alone is large in terms of the territory of ukraine, but which opposes an armada with a fairly developed scientific and technical base with all the scientific and technical potential of the people during the time of the soviet union, everything that we could lend to the development of our western opponents at the time. together they are essentially very precisely electronic components and weapons, you correctly said their long-range missiles almost came close to the parameters that the air force of the united states of america has today and on today it is recognized that, for example, the su-27, which is a derivative of the f-15, today’s reincarnation of the su-35 , is essentially comparable to the f-

the dmca put some technical measures mandatory. in 3-5 years there was no --. i thank you for understanding and undertaking the work of conducting feedback sessions on the existing opportunity and the use of mechanical -- technical measures. you try to balance the competing interests among stickers -- among stakeholders. i have said, it is -- there are technological problems with the department of energy has chief technological officers. this keeps them from having a chieftain logical -- the chief technological office. >> we have been thinking about that question and are aware there is discussion of that in this subcommittee. we currently work for i take -- worked very closely with the library of congress for chief information officer and her staff. the function has been centralized in the library of congress and especially we are working very intensively and partnership with them on the modernization initiative and the enterprise copyright system. we have also developed and brought in considerable helps -- considerable in-house experience to work on these issu

oleg that today we need either a green light or a request for military-technical assistance to receive an f-15 aircraft for a while and in its current configuration in order to resolve the issue with our under it as soon as possible in us i will not specifically name places with our to the east where they are located special radio-technical and other means of our most evil primordial enemy, which we need to get rid of, and the best thing that will do it, and sometimes and only the f-15i plane can do it, is today’s plane, which is exactly what i’m talking about. i’m not saying that for the future we will have 15 and in service. i'm talking about the fact that we are currently at the time of this full-scale serious war, in which we essentially have no advantage in the air , we have a partial ability to contain the air, but there is no advantage donghamd super world, they are a self-made idea , then we need an f-15i aircraft in several pieces, as i said, and we need a lot of f-16 armadas, we don’t need the most modern ones, we need all the modifications that will solve many of the issues

the employees of the technical center of the patriot park know about military equipment from different decades, literally for many years, the museum in kubinka was a division of the scientific research test site for armored vehicles in the museum collection. the rarest specimens and famous mass tanks. each exhibit. here it is a page of history, a page of which should not be forgotten during the years of the great patriotic war, our army and rear opposed the military industry almost all europe to fight. accounted for not only with german technology. before us is a czech-made tank ltvz-38, its other name. prague, these tanks were produced in the czech republic. the czech republic at that time during the second world war, in fact, the territory of the third reich. the entire czech economy worked for germany and, of course, these tanks were actively used by the germans. on the eastern front. more than 1,000,300 units were produced in front of us, a running exhibit that starts up and drives. tanks burned and exploded for decades rusted in the mud and swamps at the bottom of rivers and lakes

it was technically impossible.that russia did not undergo any transformations of the russian empire before the feudal unrestricted monarchy with slavery as the basis of the economy, on the other hand, after the crimean war, the russian empire is modern well, at least plus or minus a modernized empire in which slavery no longer exists and capitalism begins, the industrial revolution, again, it is important for ukraine that it begins in the donbas , therefore certain changes are still due to this did the war take place eh did europe consider this war as seriously considered the fighting took place on six fronts and in the balkans in the crimea in the caucasus on the white sea eh not eh and not far from st. petersburg itself on the aland islands in the baltic and on the okhotsk the sea, in petropavlovsk, in kamchansk, not everywhere was successful for the english and french, but the fact remains that 0.75 of the world war was about uh-uh, it was a small, small situation, and the fact that it ended the way it ended is

base with all the scientific and technical potential of the people during the time of the soviet unioneverything we could borrow for the development of our western opponents at the time. together they are essentially very precisely the electronic component and weapons, you correctly said, their long-range missiles almost came close to the parameters that the air force of the united states of america has today and on today it is recognized that, for example, the 727, which is a derivative of the f-15, today’s reincarnation of the su-35 , is essentially comparable to the f-15 in terms of the radar complex and almost the same long-range missiles, that is, today, when we are talking purely about the capabilities, then the capabilities of individual elements of the air force military and space forces, as they are called, the combat power of the space forces of the russian federation is comparable in many parameters to the air forces of the united states of america, this is the general picture, if you take a break from it aircraft as such, i ask everyone for this and call for the system alre

in the field of arrangement and technical equipment of checkpoints across the state border of the russian federation , we have a speaker, please. shelling resumed dnr is hitting donetsk. civilians were killed there. in addition, a resident of gorlovka, high, was hit by nato-caliber shells under shelling and novaya kakhovka in the kherson region , several shells flew into the elevator . tons of grain were destroyed because of the fire, it was not possible to save the crop. at least two people were killed this morning in kherson after an air strike, four more were injured from the roof of an elderly house and almost nothing was left on the fifth floor. it was established that four foreign-made guided missiles were fired at the building. their fragments match those that were discovered at the site of the shelling of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station and the consequences of another artillery attack by militants mikhail andronik by morning, the rescuers had already finished clearing the rubble , removed from the rubble, the dead and wounded, the upper two floors of the building collapse

you know , something so technical was not cooked somewhere, some purely technical problems arose.l, when, as they say, they made a hint, then we can talk about what it is it means some kind of well, let's call it a diversion, so to speak, there are two questions, so to speak, the first question is that to date , the european union has filled approximately 885% of its underground gas with gas, and this says that they will pass through the winter. regardless of whether there will be supply or not, but in addition, there are still possibilities of gas supply, including through the territory of ukraine, according to the e-e contract, gazprom must supply approximately 40 billion cubic meters in the years 21-24 meters of gas on a pay -as-you-go basis, either they pump or you don’t pump but you pay the same, and now he supplies less but nevertheless , so to speak, where is the situation in this plan well, it sounds so cynical, but it is obviously also profitable in ukraine because our capacities are not are used are not used to the end is it profitable for the russian federation? well, o

talking about a dud, and i'm glad we're talking about a fundamental whether you're doing from a technical point of view and trying to say, well, this is a bounce juncture and this is so bad it's good, or this is too steep and let's trim it. apple is not in any position and while that sounds like non-advice or no wisdom, there is advising in the sense that what do you do with the stock that from its june low to its august high goes up 36% which an apple did and now it's off 19 and it sold off 12%, 13% what happened to shortwell or trimwell, and it's late now to be trimming or selling and yet just because it's down 12%, 13% does that mean we should be buying it? not really, meaning sometimes you're not at a great juncture and i might be the piece of wisdom that i might be able to offer on apple it's not a particularly good short or long here after advancing 35% off its june low almost double the s&p and it's now giving back 12 and it's probably where it belongs. >> i know obviously your focus is technical we're having you on specifically today and not only because of the timing of your call

ah, technical equipment.l for us it would be embarrassing, so here we are more traditional methods of voting. that is, well, that everyone managed to vote. we have laid right here for a few days, that is, well, 3 days to vote in the polling stations, i do not directly vote in the polling station. and what will be directly written in the ballot? what question? how is it worded? the issue is spelled out in the resolution, which was adopted today directly by the parliament. where did you support it will sound, of course, about joining, do you support joining the russian federation in the donetsk people's republic as a subject of the russian federation, what further steps do you expect from the russian federation in the event of a positive outcome of this vote? i have already addressed the president of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin, that in the event of a positive referendum vote, and what we honestly do not doubt, because we have been waiting for this since the fourteenth year, then my req

as the youth say, and pay fines from the patrol police, it is very important that the rights and technical passport have received international coding that is used in the eu, the usa, and canada, and this is another additional step for integration that works in other countries of the world. therefore, now ukrainians who are abroad will be able to translate the document into english with one click and show it in different life situations and i think that how would it be uh today when it rains how uh a resident of ukraine i walk with this document тотформат где вопреху огружная функциональный который ты наметить только музыкация наменить двигатильные попись business in kyiv region resumes its work after the invasion of the russian invaders, e.e. small shops, coffee shops , hairdressing salons and other enterprises are starting to work. our correspondents visited kyiv oblast and told about it in the story. the office , warehouse, computer equipment , records and other documentation were destroyed. the consequences of the beginning of the occupation of makarov for the entrepreneur leonid, who

uh, all you need first is technical knowledge, but apart from technical knowledge today. very important that what is now buzzword soft skins or soft skills so that people can not only to know their subject of work or their functional, but also so that they have satsal intelligence. we have launched a very interesting project with the bodies of nizhny novgorod aitin academy, when students of these specialties undergo an additional block of training in areas applicable directly to our business, and the guys are trained to implement projects already at our production sites. uh, also uh, the important point is that they don't directly adapt, but get acquainted with our corporate culture. here, if you go to the numbers went into project we have 120 students now. if the guys work hard for a year and a half under e, they will also remain employees of the gas group. if now there are some areas of knowledge that any specialist needs in general. give me a brief recommendation for me universal knowledge is knowledge in the field of sustainable development. so, i would say that commu

will have in two specialties. it means special technical systems.re directly specialists who are engaged in the maintenance of the repair of technical means of protection, in addition to technological means. suddenly they are graduating from absolutely different parts of the russian federation, they want to study, they want to serve the motherland, deputy platoon commander ilya gulyaev, a cadet with military engineering experience before entering the institute, he served in the national guard troops for 5 years. operational assignment, then served under a contract in the arkhangelsk special forces detachment went on combat missions to the north caucasus i was among the sergeants. that is, my career growth. hmm, i couldn’t move on in any way, because there is no education. i had a full day today. from the institute classes, it opens, uh, before you new possibilities in theory. you learn a lot by studying all these basics. here is the engineering support of all disciplines philosophy mathematics physics. biology chemistry military engineers of the tro

well, technically, l is in recession? well, technically, the bank is in recession?e bank of england said that - is in recession? well, technically, i the bank of england said that there was a recession. i think it will be shallow and i hope we can rebound. so you acknowledge there is a recession?— so you acknowledge there is a recession? ., ., . ., recession? you said shallow. we had two quarters — recession? you said shallow. we had two quarters of _ recession? you said shallow. we had two quarters of very _ recession? you said shallow. we had two quarters of very little _ recession? you said shallow. we had two quarters of very little negative i two quarters of very little negative growth. i think these measures are going to help us drive growth. aha, going to help us drive growth. a recession is a recession, and you are saying we are in a recession. i'm not saying that. according to what the banks says we will drive growth with these policies. what's the difference _ growth with these policies. what's the difference between _ growth with these policies. what's th

zatko: not technical enforcement. technical policies that were enforced. i did see basic policies such as hey, are you not supposed to access inappropriate systems. i also saw policy saying that your work laptops should only run on the following setups. i was aware that i don't believe any of the laptops were in compliance with those policies. senator hawley: none. mr. zatko: based upon the policy i read, i do not believe they were in compliance with that policy. senator hawley: zero compliance with their policy. extraordinary. let me ask you about this. that same facebook whistleblower told us a couple years ago now that twitter's content moderation staff routinely kpwhrab brown-waited with content moderators at facebook and google. is that true to your knowledge? do you have information about that? mr. zatko: that would be in a team under counsel. i wouldn't have firsthand knowledge of that. senator hawley: are you aware of any twitter policies that would have prohibited coordination and content moderation between facebook, google, and twitter? mr. zatko

this is sad from a technical point of view. this is sad from a moral point of view, there is hope that all this will be corrected and everything will be fine. the energodar family has someone connected with the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, they understand here which depends on the operation of the reactors. will there be light in the window and heat in the batteries at the station, at least 2,000 employees are now working for those employed in production; they organized special mobile polling stations for voting in a referendum, for clarity, the nuclear workers themselves pasted improvised polling stations on wheels with posters. we are together with russia, because each of them hopes that with the advent of russia, the shelling will stop, and the town will begin to flourish and will not freeze this winter . that is, all six reactors are shut down. yes, there is heat, but it is very, very little. and it threatens a real disaster in the heating season. the fact is that to heat the energy of the gift, you need at least one, wo

this technical sport is costly and requires lakes. that is, at the moment. if we took, for example, an old athlete starts there at 8:00 in the morning, leaves, 11 athletes with him a coach boat pilot, and he occupies the entire water area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe lake no one else can go out at this moment, therefore, there are these restrictions. how many subtleties yes, because there is not much information about water skiing in belarus, well, about this sport, in principle, and it seems that introductory skiing, in principle, is some kind of closed, elite club. so you said that there is a whole lake for one athlete and each boat and each katya separately. yes , personal, i mean that about time intervals , yes. well, svetlana and i believe that we need to work more towards the polarization of this sport. let's start right now in the past weekend team of one skiers. quite a lot of participation in the commonwealth cup and we have a video from our colleagues from the tv news agency. let's see, this beauty is located almost 7 km from the minsk ring road, it is bas

there 40 questions analytical technical thinking.ll , questions for erudition, let's say more, and we are already conducting them in the regions in the region. we have such supporting institutions of the platform where guys from the region come there. our specialists move and spend. here are the testing contests. yours is big. well i want to say that big one can say four people per seat this year. your database has been updated, what objects have appeared? ah. we will also say the stages, let's say the final yes, and the construction is already uh, uh, let's say the finish line. there are some shortcomings. well, we are working now. directly, it is already very tight on the installation and supply and installation of e, furniture and equipment in the laboratory building. and also in the dormitory, that is, we have two more buildings, and just about being put into operation, as i said, and the laboratory is 15 laboratories. where you can take classes directly, practically work out your skills, as well as a hostel, this is a block for

base with all the scientific and technical potential that was popular during the times of the sovieterything we could and borrowed from the usd of our then western opponents. and now for ukraine, friends, but also what they have already been able to develop for the russians, what they have been able to develop in the last 10 years, and they have turned essentially the very electronic component and weapons you said correctly, their long-range missiles almost came close to the parameters that the air force of the united states of america has today and is currently recognized . essentially comparable to the f-15i in terms of the radar complex and with almost the same long-range missiles, that is, today, when we are talking purely about the capabilities, the capabilities of individual elements of the air forces of the space military, as they are called, the combat power of the space forces of the russian federation are comparable in many parameters to the air by the forces of the united states of america . exactly, we have to earn a bet for the time being on the aircraft as an element of

they are associated with certain technical difficulties, the bulk of them.ails not even due to the fact that the russian army struck them, but due to technical malfunctions, but the repair shops of the base. rem base, they can’t set up on the territory of ukraine . these are colossal resources, for which even nato countries are not able to go is a huge resource. and the result is far from obvious. there are still very large time costs, therefore, to supply nato equipment with the same leopard tanks that are so requested, for example, comrade zelensky, is this problem associated with what? well , even if they do not lose in battles, they will also lose due to technical breakdowns. and then they will have to be sent back to europe to be repaired and back there, well, this is a colossus. statistical problems with this i think in the first place related reluctance. they, because the parks were lowered , they still have weapons there, but they no longer have the soviet systems of anatov. that's the problem with them, you understand? thank you very much yury ivano

it was technically impossible.lly, i would not agree with the fact that russia did not undergo any transformations. the russian empire before the lviv war was still nothing feudal an unrestricted monarchy with slavery as the basis of the economy, on the other hand, after the crimean war, the russian empire is a modern, well, at least a plus-minus modernized empire in which slavery no longer exists and capitalism is beginning, the industrial revolution is again important for ukraine because it begins in the donbas , therefore certain changes after all, the consequences of this war took place eh, did europe consider this war seriously, the fighting took place on six fronts and in the balkans, in the crimea, in the caucasus, on the white sea, eh, not eh, and not far away st. petersburg itself, on the dutch islands in the baltic sea and on the sea of ​​okhotsk, in petropavlovsk, in kamchansk, not everywhere was successful for the british and french, but the fact remains that 0.75% of the world war is about uh, small, s

it is, let’s say, in a not very good place mostly in technical condition.is something that we also see all the time: someone skids someone, someone breaks down, is repaired, etc. and so on, that's why for us, uh, whiskey trucks, all-wheel drive, uh, hamers, and even at least 10-20 thousand new ones i emphasize new civilian pickups from western partners, this is not what was desired, all that we need, because the mobility of our army has increased significantly, and as for mobile anti-tank groups with anti-aircraft weapons , they are precisely because of some e-raid groups and banally our the infantry would become uh much more mobile in modern weather conditions because, again, an example from my own life, we arrive at two sections of the front and they tell me that you will not pass there because tanks and bmps have broken a dirt road there and you simply cannot you will move about moves faster than we can move behind him, that is, cameras, army four-wheel drive trucks and, uh, civilian new pickups in commercial quantities - this is what we desperately need

>> that is t queion they have been careful not to hit on the head because the agency has a technicalission. th were there to ascertn safety and security. to see for themselves and report to the international community generally how the plant is performing on a technical level. how its workers are faring, the ukrainian engineers. it is neither the mandate nor the competency of the mission to establish who is shelling who even though we all might have our own opions and suspicions about this. it is supremely impornt the agency is calling to establish this nuclear safety and protecon zone, parlay tse recommendations to the u.n but also to the iea bod of goveors. >> in a sense, the russian representative to the u.n. says moscow regrets the iea has not blamed ukraine. could pressure be trusted to stick to a agreement to protect the site? >> shelling continued. through the journey of the mission, the time the mission stay at the nuclear power plant and it is continuing now. allegedly two representatives of the iea are there. power lines are damaged. nothing has changed. it seems the russia

and on the go , technical issues are also discussed at foilgros.ally writes everything down in a notebook and asks to show the machines the room where all the indicators of the nuclear power plant are recorded. due to constant shelling, the substation was broken, if the automatic transmission lines often work, this is the diesel room of the sixth power unit. the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plants showed it and i will explain why, because the diesels turned on in an emergency several times during shelling of the station, when the station was de-energized, the diesel engines turned on and themselves worked to generate the energy necessary to maintain the station’s performance. very important unit sounds, the explosion of shells, were heard all the time while the inspection was at the station. -the bar was shown and instead where the shell fell from the hurricane. there, the character of this mound flew right into the ground and points to, uh, a u-turn and here is its final price, that is, in fact, we are dealing uh, quite dangerous we not about the wa

e, data set of technical characteristics e, allow e to 30%, e more efficient use of combines when carryingt e agricultural technologies. the entire belarusian industry is working on import substitution today. everyone has different ways of searching for suppliers in friendly countries, copying technologies or creating innovative products . for others, we understand that our development does not stand still. and what satisfied us yesterday, as a consumer, may not satisfy us today, and tomorrow and even more so therefore in the world. in principle, this production competition has always existed, that is, the designer has always strived for the best, the marketer has always set himself the task of selling, therefore, what makes a holding company today is what each company does individually, it demonstrates, how any one should develop, in principle, a global company that must think about what she will produce and sell tomorrow. and this is her future, at the beginning of the year, about a hundred import-substituting units and assemblies were created in the holding, and the court of 2022 promis

technically, it, it already is de facto, but technically, at lupin to the russian military might many more avenues for the defense of its peoples. russia has a lot more, i add in its arsenal than the nuclear weapons. if moscow, what a wish to do so to escalate the situation to level more weaponry, advanced weapons, destructive weaponry in this conflict to now protect your soul, which is now part of the russian federation in all but name rallies and concerts are being held throughout russia in support of the accession of its 4 new ridges. thousands of people have been flooding on to the streets to celebrate waving national flags. the biggest event was held in red square in central moscow, where president putin addressed the crowd. ah, reuben lugens, let me tell you of one situation that happened while voting in la gans people were standing in a queue next to one of the polling stations to cast their ballots. when the shelling began, a shell fell next to the polling station but not a single person left. the q is fascinating because throughout decades they tried to destroy these people's

and if you are very slow you think, you are very technical and you try to drive technically. not the technique that decides more tactics. so i'll now take care of beets, and you then garlic. and how are things in the regions? there are no such stadiums as the minsk arena and with our winters there is no way to fill in the ice, so children often come to training camps in minsk, but also in order to be successful in speed skating. you need to have ice more often and i know that there is. the opportunity to study in arah children to children, so i would like to encourage parents too and coaches somehow prudent. for some reason they are afraid to let the kids go to minsk but it's a very cool idea to study in laura see how the national team trains to be there to have ice every day. well, when you will, probably, also see your idols, of course, you will try yourself. and by the way, you have some idols in sports, yes, but in speed skating. i like dutch sportsmen, sportswomen, canadian dance. i try somehow not to create idols for myself. we throw off the garlic and you need to add o

what occurred there was that there was no technical basis for the u.s.itions that were brought to that international proceeding. that is what undermined the u.s. position, at least, for some. our recommendations were not only for the fcc and ntia to improve their processes, but also for a turf federal agencies to evolve to improve their processes to ensure they work with fcc and ntia to agree on the kinds of technical studies and technical work that needs to go into those international proceedings. we also need recommendations to fcc and ntia to update the general guidance document, which governs those international proceedings, which is a state department document that gives the various players the roles they should be playing. we thought both of those things, the mou as well, and the guidance documentary, updated. >> have you said whether those recommendations are being followed? >> we have not seen them being updated yet >> and would you remind me why it is important for us to lead in these international agencies? maybe that's a policy issue for some.

technical assistance given to them is not what they need so thinking what technical assistance needse needs to be more disaggregated data, all the federal agencies can play a major role, so communities know what is happening. next, i believe collaboration even though we are focusing on fema, fema needs to be collaborating with other agencies often times communities that are historically disadvantaged, which agency they need to turn to. with other federal agencies working together the easier it is for communities to get the assistance that they need. it is important for all communities to be part of the conversation there doesn't need to be prioritization of historically disadvantaged communities because there has been centuries of disinvestment in those communities as well. >> great points. the water association is one of the few nonprofit organizations the does offer assistance, each community, we don't -- we have boots on the ground so to speak, we go to you, you don't need to come to us, we go to you. the complexity of fema and everything is where the problem is. the utilities, to

there are due to a reason that has not yet been technically confirmed. he said that if you look at the heather, if this is extremely serious scenario, it is the most serious incident that has happened since we restored our democracy. hello morgan. i see the police have arrested a suspect, who they have identified as a 35 year old brazilian national local media say some 100 bullets were found during a police raid on his home. thousands of protesters have been gathering outside fernandez the carstairs home for days now in a show support for the vice president who faces a corruption trial. she stands accused of defrauding the state out of an estimated $1000000000.00. while she was argentina's president from 2007 to 2015, she has denied all charges to attack me boost support for her, as well as provoking shop in a beer. christina life value, if something happened to her, i die with her. his oh, gaiety, i just can't believe it. it's really difficult. but a bo, i'm concerned and i meant the sentiment that being rationally, i think there was always that possibi

one pipeline to germany will remain suspended of a technical problems. this time, it says it has found an oil leak as a compressor station until it is resolved, the supplies will remain stopped. they say germany's economy ministry reacted saying that this is just another sign of how and reliable russia is. as a partner, very similar to the criticism of the european commission that says that russia professed to flare gas instead of honoring contracts. the big difference now is that germany is better prepared for the situation and it was a few months ago is gas. storage is in the country now at 84 percent according to figures of the german government. it is uncertain how long the gas flows will be suspended. but what is certain is that there is no trust between those countries. moscow has blamed sanctions in post by the west after russia invaded ukraine, but brussels and berlin have repeatedly stressed that this is just a pretext. and that russia is using gas as an economic weapon to retaliate gas from shut down node stream one. as the g 7, group of indust

that is, this is the first point, it is purely technical. a gas transportation system was built, which goes, including through ukraine, today europe is supplied with gas by belarus belarus, the network was bought by gazprom, that is, it even belongs to gazprom , the ukrainian gas supply system is also polish i had europe, it is already more modern, it is actually already on the verge of the collapse of the soviet union and it was already being completed, in fact, after 1991, and in fact, this russia really had to take these transit countries, that is, not to pay for transit, not to be dependent, say, on of political changes, perhaps from economic changes, and here are the bypass gas pipelines, perhaps you have also heard that one of the first such gas pipelines is running. it was called the blue flow, it will be exactly 20 years old. just this one, it is going to turkey, but it was such a test by the way, although it also went along the bottom of the black sea, it was also a trial at that time, it was a super-high-tech project, therefore, in principle, the goal is really to get rid of

become one of the normal things in terms of their risk i still worry that it's seen as too much of a technical offshoot. what i've said before is it's the kind of risk that seniors ought to be able to hold a conversation with and the financial risk with their cfos this ought to be a normal part in terms of the loss of data and impact because we still know. i want to come back to the ransom where issue. what continues to be refined and what do you think of more efforts in the future? >> i think it's one of the most extraordinary examples that i've seen in my time in the uk government there's a level of respect between the organization. we have the sector embedded with us but also help us empathize with the way the business organizations see this so people want to work with us and we are part of the world's intelligence agencies and also have the leading technical experts in cybersecurity. we have respect for the fact we are going to be a small part not just of cybersecurity but the way the sectors work so one of the areas of success is to tailor the guidance when we work with the sector we time

it is worth its weight in gold, so all the technical rooms from the block of technical rooms. they are brought up here, in total there are 267 rooms, 199 of them here, the station, it seems to be floating. if you look from above it's like a floating parallelogram. this is achieved by the fact that a this figure, as if leaning on mirror balls made of stainless steel is the front line of the metro to lead, only nine stations remain the first section of the newly designed ring, petrovsky park business center with a length of 10.5 km with five stations was opened on february 26, 2018 , after 5 years, the ring should close. we set ourselves the task of completing the construction. here's the remaining nine new ones this year, well nine stations uh the inclusion of the tenth station nizhegorodskaya in order to completely close the already traffic on the large circle line. this means that the next construction work will be completed by the end of the year. completely and already prepare passengers for descent in the twenty-third year, at the beginning of the twenty-third year, all ou

and it brings together looks like we've got some technical issues with ox, sauna. we're going to just turn another guest now and try and get us on a back for you shortly. so we're going to cross live now to ralph, see me, mayor. all the film producer and member of the groceries democratic party of germany oversight wrong camera, the welcome to the program. ralph. now, when you look around, the forum will see impression. you get the, can you tell us a bit about it the well actually i believe that this is the time the divergence getting together after certain tensions that we have seen around the globe. and especially now i think it is important that we all get together. and talk to each other. now i think that a new word order is on its way. we are probably watching it been given birth at the moment. so from me as a german, it is very interesting to see how it is going to happen because i believe it will be rather different from what one has sought in washington and new york and california about it. so i'm very curious to see what is happening here. so just from wha

and it may be mediate or, or, or advise with their own technical knowledge if, if tensions arise. so overall of the situation that they have found corresponds mostly to what we have heard before. the danger is there, there is no doubt about that. the shelling continues, the shelling can do a lot of damage and can lead to an accident. if, for example, the power lines that supply these cooling systems are damaged. so um, absolutely, no, i am a, you know, signal off of relief but also, and no signal that things are worse than anybody thought. matessa. these inspector is in a position to determine who's actually responsible for causing the damage they have said nothing about, and i think if you're a nuclear experts you might not be in the position to assess or where shells came from. what sales have been used, etc. um, what we've been hearing, i can tell you is that her residents have told us that they believed that it was positions near by that means on russian control territory where they're showing came from because between the out the, the bang and the of the outgoing and the inco

the program provides grants and technical assistance to communities, states, tribes, and others to assess and cleanup contaminated properties. >> i call this hearing to order. senator capito, good to see you. thank you for putting this hearing together. it is important. today we will discuss the environmental protection agency's program as we begin to work on program reauthorization. for nearly three decades, this has been proven to be an important source of help to communities forced to contend with long-term aspects of toxic waste and other contamination. the program provides federal assistance for communities to revitalize their areas and rededicate the land to productive senators of economic activity. we most recently reauthorized appropriations for a program a strong bipartisan support five years ago in 2018. it is time to review the state of the ground field program and examine what works well and 5 potential ways to update the program so they can best meet the evolving challenges communities face. i would like to say everything i do i can do better and that includes our oversight o

they do talk about of a new focus on sharing technical information. think that also comes along way to figuring out what you are talking about. >> thank you for the interagency collaboration. i think that is the point we will all take away from this. i yield back to the chair. >> today, they released a new memorandum of understanding on interagency spectrum ordination. ms. baker, your enhancing the interagency coordination spectrum. i know we come at this from slightly different directions. >> the importance of the collaboration is to ensure that we avoid conflicts that can't be resolved or you have agencies who are -- so we are not jeopardizing international security nor public safety in terms of the federal government use of that spectrum. understanding the way in which we are locating uses might affect users is extremely important. ensuring those views are expressed and considered which makes rules around power levels, i think that is also important. we are very encouraged by the new mou. i think it goes directly to the heart of the recommendations

protection is, accordingly, there is a certain subdivision in the information and technical sphere, andresident here very clearly identified our mental problem, we need to work actively , including on the other side. what is protection? protection is always a loss. unfortunately, well, on that file. we are catching up with the best defense against offense. we are catching up with the accusations against us and we will think over a week how this association will leave, and we will unwind information for a week. they've already moved on to another thread. they are doing other things. look , there are such well-established terms among journalists. yes, like tips ukrainian or olginsky trolls, who sit somewhere near st. petersburg and reflect or, for example, we don’t have such an attack , or we really do. this is some kind of secret organization that we simply don’t talk about, or we really perform this very function as journalists, but it seems to me that the ministry of defense still has some secrets. you just ca n't tell right now. uh, i wanted to say that we are uh today. well, i don’t