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out of the equation, but how else can we encourage young doctors to go to the periphery after all, toley, well, tol, well, i’ll say it again, every question you have can be answered, give me money. then all the issues will be resolved, but i just want to comment a little on what my colleague says in one bill introduced, about another bill introduced, we are currently having presidential elections, the president , of course, has the right to introduce a legislative initiative, but nevertheless , today we must talk about the fact that you, as president, and given the specifics of our russian federation, we have a strong central power, in fact, all power primarily belongs to the president, and until the president says that certain decisions need to be made, unfortunately, it is not the government, even with the most competent mikhail mishustin, who built a most ingenious system, a fiscal system for checking vat, and it is impossible now to release money, what has been done for many years by various entrepreneurs, we will not do anything until there is this will, but the will of the presid

now a new poll shows that zianis israel's warren gaza is taking a heavy mental tol on people across west asia and north africa. the qatar-based arab center for research and policy studies announced the results of the survey of 800 men and women from 16 arab countries carried out from december 12, 2023 to january 5th, 2024. now a staggering 97% of respondents say. they felt psychological stress during this war on gaza with 84% of them reporting experiencing this to a great degree. now almost four in five said they follow news about the brutal campaign every day or maybe several times a week. now majority of respondents said that arab governments should suspend ties of normalization of relations with the israelis as the top of second most important measure to stop the war. "the survey also found that 92% believe the palestinian cause is issue for all arabs and not just the palestinian people, up from 70% from 2022. the same paul also found that 69% of arabs stand with the people of gaza and the palestinian resistance hamas. now let us move to the most notable expose voices for this week. n

the army confirms the lots of three more of his troopers in gaza bringing the regime forces's dead tol since their ground invasion to 232. and the secretary general of lebanos as well says the resistance movementts attacks on israel will only end when the aggression on the gaza's strip stops. 7:31 pm in tehran, you're watching press tv news, i'm behruz, it's good to have you with this. israel's pressing ahead what is bombing campaign in the gaza strip, taking the lives of more civilians in the palestinian territory. now in the south the regime fired a tillerry shells of the city ofcon units cutting off electricity to nasa hospital where thousands are sheltering. israel's order people to evacuate from the medical complex while the regime forces continue bombing areas around it. snipers are also hitting civilians in the yards of the nasa hospital. a monday two mosques and an islamic university in the southern sit of rafa were also targeted by israely strikes, resulting in dozens of casualties. some 20, 500 palestinians have been killed, mainly women and children since the beginning of th

the company is cutting its annual sales forecast in the latest sign the global boycots are taking a tol on pro israeli firms. the world's largest chain of coffee houses says it's seen a significant impact on traffic and uh sales in west asia. impact has been also felt in the us where it's been facing a boycott campaign there as well. as a result starbucks has cut its yearly sales forecast and missed market expectations for this year. company's shares are also down 11% compared to last year. starbucks is not the only company to face consumer backlash for supporting the israeli campaign of genocide in gaza. other brands like mcdonald's, kfc, coca-cola and pepsi have also faced intense boycots resulting in substantial losses. this week, oil and gas giant chevron also face new global boycott calls related to its work with the israeli regime. most of these companies. stand accuse of providing corporate support for the israeli entity. the amene army says the targeted another american vessel in retaliation for strikes in the country by the us and the uk and in support of the palestinians in ga

of hearings on israel's occupation of palestinian lands and the genocidal war on gaza is taking its tol on the israeli economy, the regime's gdp has contracted by almost a fifth in the last quarter of 2023. hello everyone, it's 10 p.m. and gaza, you're watching press tv, world news. the israeli regime continues pounding the besieg gauza strip 136 days into the regime's onslot on the palestinian territory. 107 more palestinians were killed in the past 24 hours, according to the gaza health minister. majority of the casualties were civilians killed by israeli air strikes in central gaza city of dar albala, including 30 in the town of alzoeda, now four more people died in rafa from another israeli air strike, to the south, 16 people were killed in khan unis where all nasa hospital is located, the hospital is severely damaged and many of its staff members have been detained, meanwile the israely artillery continues to pound eastern parts of the city of deire about israeli genocidal war so far killed more than 29,000 palestinians and injured some 69,00 others. israel regime is still committi

booby trap building. 15 more regime troopers were seriously injured. the latest vitalities pushed dead tol among israelity forces to 232 since the beginning of the ground invasion of gaza. palestinian sources, however say that a regime undercounts its losses for fear of the israely public anger. international calls for an end to the goza war intensifying, western officials are criticizing israeli allies for their stance on the massacer palestinians. scotland's first prime minister has aslimed the uk government for failing to demand immediate cessation of the genocide in gaza. hamzah yusuf says london's failure will neither be forgotten nor forgiven. he added that both the british governments and the labor party should be ashamed that. thousands of women and children are being killed in gaza. also, the u forem policy chief has called on the us president to stop providing tel aviv with weapons. how many times have you heard the most prominent leaders and foreign ministers around the world saying too many people are being killed. president biden said this is too much on the top. is... proport

months ago, maybe three months ago. almost northern gaza to resistance continues there, although the the tol is enormous, 600 thousand people have not received food or medicine, water, anything, and the whole area has been totally destroyed, and yet the resistance does very much, there's not one area that's safe, every single day there are ambushes and israel also, and this has been so clear in in videos now that are produced by the... resistance movement, every bomb that falls, 15% of them don't detate, they are picked up by the palestinian movement and repurposed into the missiles and the weapons that they fire back, so the more israel bombs, the more the resistance will find ways to resist from the very weapons that fall on them, now that is incredible statement because it shows that the political consciousness, the... organization, the determination to resist is stronger than the weapons and and they will find new ways of making those weapons, they take down drones one after the other and manage to create new forms, it's a very interesting because it does show that that weapons, money, e

building. 15 more regime troopers were seriously injured in the blast. the latest fatalities pushed death tol. long isready forces to 232 since the beginning of the ground invasion of gaza. palestinian sources however say that a regime under counsel's losses for fear of the israeli public anger. as this really on slot in gaza enters its fifth month, the international community is increasingly showing solidarity with the palestinian cause by joining the boycut movement. the movement aims to. economically, politically, and culturally, until it ends its occupation and oppression of palestinians. in our explainer program kisumishamed elaborates on that issue. the us-israeli genocidal war as well into its fourth month, and as the genocide continues, so have the actions taken by people around the world to boycott israel in one form. or another, from protests to products, even the israeli regime's academia. let's first take a look at the protests that have broken out after the genocidal war. we took a look at the timeline from october 7th to november 24th, and these are the pro- palestine rallies, a

the economic tol of this violence may cost israel, an estimated $400 million dollars in lost economic activity over the next decade. for israel, 90% of the economic shock will come from indirect effects, reduced investment, slowing productivity growth, and labor market disruption. hello and welcome to the quicktake section. i'm mattia posian. israel's economic troubles just got worth with the downgrading of its credit rating by moodi's investor service. the credit rating given by several rating firms throughout the year, is assessment of israel's credibility regarding its financial obligations and debt. this is the first time mudis has lowered israel's credit rating. mudis downggraded israel from a1 to a2 and said the outlook for the regime's economy was negative. mudis concluded that the war and its aftermath will materially raise political risks for israel, for the foreseeable future. mudies expects that israel's debt burden will be materially higher than projected before the conflict. israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has remained defiant in his response to the rating by th

figures expose now as the new poll shows that zianis israel's war in gaza is taking a heavy mental tol on people across west asia and north africa. the qatar based arab center for research and policy studies announced the results of the survey of 800 men and women from 16 arab countries carried out from december 12th 2023 to january 5th 2024. now a staggering 97% of respondents say they felt psychological stress during this war on gaza with 84%. percent of them reporting experiencing this to a great degree, now almost four in five said they follow news about the brutal campaign every day or maybe several times a week. now majority of respondents said that arab governments should suspend ties of normalization of relations with the israelis as the top of second most important measure to stop the war. the survey also found that 92% believed palestinian cause is issue for all arabs and not just the palestinian people, up from 70% from 2022. the same paul also found that 69% of arabs stand with the people of gaza and the palestinian resistance hamas. now let us move to the most notable expo

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i want to go back tol the life i had before. take centre stage — something he hopes to repeat at the awards ceremony in london. emma ruminski, bbc news. now, have a look at this. this is an alligator snapping turtle. and extraordinarily it has been pulled from a small lake in cumbria. this one is a merejuvenile but an adult can weigh around 12 stone. and guess what — they eat meat. danny savage has the story. it's not a pretty sight and certainly shouldn't be living in the wild here. but this alligator—snapping turtle is now residing at a vet's in cumbria. when they get larger, they can be fairly dangerous. they do have a nasty bite to them. the armoured turtle was taken out of urswick tarn near ulverston by a local who donned three pairs of builder's gloves for protection and put it in a shopping basket. she then passed it on to the vets. it wasn't in too great of a shape. it was cold and lethargic. they weren't able to move very well and the mouth was open, which is always what they do when they're in a sort of threat display

island was discovered, the first to report it was a merchant, a fur trader, the arctic explorer eduard toln the island, an academician, part-time geologist, science fiction writer, hoops wrote a novel about it. what is the name of the novel, tell me at the same time, what was the name of the fur merchant who allegedly saw this mysterious island. kristina yaroslavtseva, city of polevskoy, severlovsk region, school 4 lyceum intelligence, the merchant who saw the land of sannikov is yakov sannikov, and the novel was called, well... land of sannikov , in my opinion, that’s what it was called and the film was even like that, everything is despicable in this raging world there is only a moment there is only a moment there is only a moment and then you don’t know the words for the medals hold on give the medal please. the epilogue is over, in general, we end the conversation with paths about the arctic, but the fact is that an amazing man sat in ariopagus, still sits , i didn’t introduce him as the rector of a floating university, can you imagine ? dear friends, here is the director of the instit

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far his voters are willing to go to get from that power knowing what we know, knowing what he inhas tol us, knowing that he said that he praises dictators, that he will govern with loyalists, l that he plans on having these es -- >> that we lived through january 6th. >> knowing all of that, what's is that, yes, we have seen the evolution of someone who has gone from being a candidate to morphing into a strongman, but we have to remember that utwe are witnessi the evolution of an electorate which has gone offrom being voters and has also morphed into being people yearning for some form of authoritarianism or some form of strongman and we know this because the numbers are telling us three fourths of republicans support trump being a dictator for one day. the question is, under what conditions to those republicans support ttrump being a dictato for two days, three days, a week? that's what i want to know. he goes away, where does that desire then go? >> sabrina, you are not going anywhere. after a quick break which we have to sneak in right now, republicans standing in the way of real solu

he was so trusted that the fbi provided him authorization tol "engage in illegal activity for investigativented with information from a source that the agency so trusted for what, now 14 years, the fbi, as exposed by senator grassley, sat on that 1023 document and did so for years. he was still working for the fbi. without any performance of any due diligence, they never looked into it. so it is clear that, only after senator grassley made the 1023 public, that the fbi then investigated the allegations of the document. senator grassley is absolutely right. s not the first time the fbi was burned by a trustede source. does the namee richristopher steele, for examp, ring a bell? the so-called steele dossier, or member? that is the entire basis of the trump russia collusion hoax. it was a complete lie, the dossier.they hillary clinton's campaign paid. for the steele dossier. remember? they funneled money, cash, through a law firm that hired an peraops research firm that thenh rihired former mi6 agent christopher steele. none of the dossier was proven to be true.l all lies. hargwas christopher

. >> let's get over tol leslie picker for a cnbc update. >> jennifer crumbley whose son killed four inichigan shosh shooting rampage found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter unprecedented case of a parent being held criminally responsible in a shooting. her husband faces a separate trial. she faces up to 15 prison on each of the four counts. >>> qatar's prime minister said that officials received the first response from hamas on a hostage deal framework and that the terror group is open to negotiations. secretary blinken confirms he would discuss the latest proposal with tel aviv tomorrow, but that, quote, there's still a lot of work to be done. >>> and climate change is causing scientists to rethink how they categorize hurricanes. with a new study in a journal from the national academy of sciences suggesting adding category 6 to the current system. it now tops out at category 5, indicating winds of 158 miles per hour or higher. but they are considering bumping up the category to account for higher winds. guys? >> well, leslie picker, thank you very much. category 6. >>

put to control gas stoves, how far you can drive by forcingts people into electric vehicles and alt tol new edicts theyt to push out?er what is really behind that? do you believe there is a bigger to kind of control movement, control people's freedom of movement question marks me to a lot of people said that -- i'm not sure i think they are mixed up or confused. they come out with a faucetd where water comes out. if you go buy a home and they know what i mean, the shower, you stand under the shower nay o water is coming and you end up standing there five times longer. >> laura t: but they want that appear they want the dishwasher to be changed and all of that is part of the agenda. >> former president trump: in ohio, you have a great company that came to me a great dishwashing company one of the finest companies but they were going out of business. we are not allowed to use waterg they also had a problem south korea making washing machines, dishwashers and temping them into ourff country. i put tariffs on them, 50% terrorists and i saved that company and it is a thriving company. what i

. >> mill tol friedman talked about that and he also mentioned the house, turn the thermostat the up,not hot enough. you tinter up -- turn it up all the way and now it's too hot. i don't think the economy is as healthy as the labor market data suggests. we've seen that for the most part in a lot of these different sur surveying -- surveys. so while recession risk has come down dramatically and it may not be the base case, we can't push those probabilities out to zero. i think maybe it's slightly below 50 chance we have a recession. charles: you've gone -- you've done a lot of studies. you rook at individual cities and states. when i saw this report what they call sinkhole cities -- [laughter] 53 cities in america do not have enough money to pay their bills, and it's really amazing because at the bottom of the list, portland, live in, honolulu, chicago and drum roll, new york city. finish i just, i don't understand. you mentioned the jobs report. we get these jobs reports like local governments are funding -- >> charles, i'm so happy you mentioned that because this is totally unscripte

. >> this is the start of our responsible be additional actions taken tol all the eye rc and affiliateditias accountable for their attacks on u.s. and coalition forces. despite of the growing tensions in the region families in israel just what one thing, they wondered 32 hostages to be released. many people here believe the government should prioritize that over the defeat of hamas. >> we got betrayed there's no way to said in other words by the country. by the army, by the government, the people that was in charge of our life. we got betrayed by them, all of us. >> big question across is reveille speak to said should the pro to be bringing the hostages home no matter the deal or the total defeat of hamas coursework most people feel you cannot do both of those side-by-side everyone we speak to said it should be a deal that should be the number one priority. shannon: benjamin hall reporting live from southern israel ben, thank you so much for joining us now is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. welcome to "fox news sunday," sir. syrup or. >> thank you, good to be with you. quick.

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we are now being tol trace: eake associated press has called nevada the caucuses for president trump. he will take all 26 delegate elite delegates, at leaspresidet is the projection. and when we get moreen w information on thie ges, we. of course, will bring it. president trump there winning nes as wea caucuset trum thought. no surprise here. the primary was on tuesdayno sur . you recall nikki haley came in like 30 points behind n o candidate particularly. so she lost to nobody, coo k to you. now, he went to great lengths for talking about presiden.t biden to indicate that his memory was fine. and then he said about this, tag about his son, beau, and the rosaryabou that he still wears. >> watch every single day. >> the rosary he got from romania, hitler, memorial day. >> we hold the service. remember him? yeah. i meanservinhim., it's lady of e was was the actual church. tualn becomesestio mark, you know, you go out there and you come back an youd you you do yourself a disservice by proving that your memory is nof byt what you were. >> you were saying it was. i meanre sayin, this press

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policies related to the procurement of chinese-manufactured information and communications tol and servicescts across networks. i will discuss the challenges of implement in policies and conclude with recommendations for the commission. u.s. poly -- policy makeovers have enacted various measures intended to keep potentially compromised technologies out of government and commercial networks. procurement bans. section 889 prohibits federal agencies and contractors from using i cts from five chinese technology companies including huawei and zte. the second is the secure and trusted communications networks act which tasks the sec with maintaining a list of unacceptable national security risks. service providers must inform the fcc one groups that receive funds are prohibited from using this equipment. the laws are too narrow and rigid in today's dynamic threat landscape. luckily there are existing government bodies that already possess the authorities to implement the broad flexible regulations necessary to keep on safe foreign technologies out of critical u.s. networks. the federal acquisition

leaving, we’re not leaving , we’re taking you to the operating room, what’s your name, anatoly, anatoly, tol you support him? do you seriously think that he is guilty? yes, i think so. ah, i think so. her opinion, so what? nothing, tell me, how is the doctor with the ambulance? it will be much easier if you keep quiet, so what do we have here? and neurosm? i see all the indications for surgery, get ready, it’s business today, mikhailovich, of course you can wait for the pathologist's consultation, we're done, what about the doctor, how is he? it was he who cut the doctor. he is. we're not in a hurry. why doesn't anyone tell me how the doctor will soon? why do you need to know, like a doctor in an ambulance, that your conscience is tormenting you? how crazy is it, fights with doctors. so, listen to me, i am sheiman yuri mikhailovich, head of the department of neurosurgery. you have an aneurysm in your head. an aneurysm is a thinning of the wall of blood vessels in the brain. you need surgery and we will take care of you now. i don’t prepare for it, i refuse the operation, it’s not you who say

tol friendly be zero tolerance for this. apeaceful marches. they endly be zero tolerance for this.ey are. they are spreading hate, fear and intimidation, which is why so many british jews are afraid to go into central london over the weekends. actually, in order to avoid these, these hate filled mobs. so it's an appalling situation where you have the cenotaph war memorial being cordoned off in order to protect it from these these violent hate filled protesters. churchill statue has to be protected. this is a terrible state of affairs. unacceptable and the british government should be dealing with this very, severely. very, very severely. >> are you shaking head >> are you shaking your head there? i mean, all of that there? but i mean, all of that has happened. there? but i mean, all of that has imean,ed. there? but i mean, all of that has imean, it's absolutely fact, >> i mean, it's absolutely fact, fully untrue. marchers never fully untrue. the marchers never intended to do anything to the cenotaph or the churchill statue. the marchers have been by the police's own acknowledged th

and do we sure are positive a more faith in one company to make system model he's professing tol have created thn the one country two systems model that epically failed in china? >> something fun worth doing what you just lagged, u.s. government has a defense production authority, it is compulsory. but if the government decide to initiate surveyec to tiktok and ask all of these sort of, like if i'm going to believe you on texas project one of the things you're doing? get the response and follow up by doing audits because if the responses are compulsory the government can go audit, whether the responses are true. the government should take some forensic auditors anything would be really fun to see what the government finds and, of course, were going to find a lot of violations with the u.s. law which image inequity comply with other prohibitions that were putting on you. but that's another instance where the government action has legal authority to assess safety at high risk actors of our operating in the united states. nobody decided to do it. we are still waiting for somebody stand u

my republican colleagues rightly, properly impeached alejalejandro mayorkas for a tol failure to carry out his duty, a total failure to faithfully execute the laws of the united states, lying to me under oath in a house judiciary committee hearing, lying to the american people about whipping haitian migrants. the house of representatives, led by republicans, impeached for the second time in history a sitting cabinet secretary. that's not a bright moment for our country. but it was the right thing to do. it will go over to the senate, go to trial. he almost certainly will not be convicted. i don't know if it will be a party-line vote. takes 67 votes to do it. but here's the thing. that's not enough. it's not enough for republicans to send over an impeachment and then walk away. say we did what we could it's not enough to pass h.r. 2, the strongest border security bill i've ever seen move off of this floor or any chamber on capitol hill, it's not enough to do that. the american people want results. so here's the question. when we have a funding bill that comes before us in two weeks, the

oh right, right, rightough times tol leave the glory. oh right, right, rightough times to him.'gell fo people n. henry, for the tony hudgell fo people follow the story of of people follow the story of tony, but for those who aren't aware of this little boy, just remind what motivates aware of this little boy, just rem and what motivates aware of this little boy, just rem and why what motivates aware of this little boy, just rem and why care it motivates aware of this little boy, just rem and why care it nmuch:es you and why you care so much about one thing for me about it. um, one thing for me is found tony's story is is that i found tony's story is incredible . incredible. >> i think a lot of people at home have probably read into tony's story. it's fantastic. and what he's been through is horrible. what he's horrible. um, but what he's trying is fantastic. he's trying to do is fantastic. he's trying to do is fantastic. he's trying help trying to, you know, help lives other who've been other children who've been through similar situations himself. think if himself. and i just t