the slavs and the turks are united by a long history that cannot be rewritten.a klimena, sergey babichev, aleksandr ganov, elena galeeva, vesti, altai republic. the draft federal budget is the following. 3 years ago today we discussed it in the public chamber, among the priorities, of course, are the fulfillment of social obligations, the implementation of national projects and technological sovereignty. the topic will be continued by alena logvinova. the public chamber really conducted an examination of the draft federal budget for the next 3 years. the participants in the discussion discussed the main macroeconomic indicators, as well as the goals and priorities for the implementation of which tasks the main financial document of the country is directed. so, the gdp growth rate. for the periods of 2027 will be in the range from 2.5 to 2.8%. next year, federal budget revenues will amount to 40 trillion rubles, an increase of approximately 11.5%. expenditures will amount to almost 41.5 trillion rubles. in 2025 , the federal budget is expected to be executed with

turkey was thrown back very strongly, and the turks, of course, did not resign themselves, the turksn every possible way ... russia sought to constantly expand its borders under catherine, to expand the borders catherine treated cautiously and considered it necessary to take certain territories, both in the case of the partitions of poland and in the case of the crimean khanate, when the foreign policy situation was favorable to it. russia had undoubted arguments in favor of annexing these territories. in december 1782, after all these storms and this confusion in crimea, the empress sent potemkin a top secret rescript in which she declared her will to appropriate the peninsula and annex it to the russian empire. as soon as crimea was annexed in eighty-three, as soon as potemkin, after this long, complexly developed, again, operation with the movement of troops with... it was a rather lavish trip, although it must be taken into account that in general at that time this was accepted, besides, joseph ii accompanied her. well, the fact that some trash was swept under the carpet, this is

developed project, then as for the greek project, and there was a lot planned there, to expel the turks from europe, to free christians from muslim influence in general, to plant a greek empire and... finally potemkin summed up that the black sea is on the border of russia. well, in short, potemkin's arguments convinced catherine. it is also worth adding that the main the enemy of russia in foreign policy at that time remained france, which relied on that eastern barrier you already mentioned, which was sweden in the north, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth in the west, and in the south - perhaps the main part of this eastern. this is the ottoman empire with the crimean khanate, a vassal to it, and france could overthrow this eastern barrier with its allies either against austria in the event of some problems with austria, or, accordingly, against russia. louis x generally put it this way, we must to drive the russians into the same forests and swamps from which they had so recklessly emerged, that is, up until this point. and turkey was the main part of this barrier, the crimean khana

ago that another unit is stationed there, we have communication with them promptly and so on, the turk severe even before the enemy managed to get into it, and i will tell you that this... uh, just contributes to the fact that we have to leave some positions, because you understand, it's one thing to hold on when you have some buildings, more or less capital, where you can hide personnel, personnel where you can hold on to something, but it's another story when it's all just concrete the booster is covered with construction debris, it looks like this construction garbage, and when there is nothing to hold on to, well, of course, why sit in these areas, which are simply completely destroyed, so... well, this, but this story about the whole turk, that is, turkey, on a minimal scale , repeats the fate of the same actors, the same bahnut, i.e. everything according to the script, everything according to the same scenario. thank you, mr. yevhen, and thank you for your service, yevhen yevliv, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine in the hot direction of the city of toretsk. we will take

, then go to turkey, there in any village. you will not be a guest who will be fed, watered, for a turknothing more important than family, so it was and so it is, 7, 8, 9, 10, it turns out, when my father enters the house, i will stand up and kiss his hand, and let my child not forget the traditions, women in the house are called the minister of internal affairs, the minister of course, but the president is still a man, you know, ataturk is a real son. just like any other family, the west and the east live in this and clash and friendship, what is the main feature of a turk? i think it is moderation, so to speak, lives according to aristotle, it gives a sense of balance, a new project by vladimir pozner, turkish notebook 7 october, on the first, in the new season, on the first, in the city there are already rumors about this crime. you are the only real witness, the only person he came to open. well, major, the hunt has begun. confrontation, the premiere of the legendary book by yulian semenov. time will tell, we are working live. israel will definitely not leave iran's attack unanswere

yes-yes-yes, they accordingly a person who already has some experience in content production. and a turk known in the territory of ukraine throws at this task, he produces something there for them, even if you evaluate the reaction of this woman, look at her facial expressions, at her arguments, it is unlikely that a resident of the kursk region who sees an armed man on a tank with a ukrainian flag will be happy about this, it is also unlikely that they are accordingly handing out hot dogs, why, because well, firstly, purely hypothetically, of course, they could have been purchased on the territory of ukraine, but how can they be carried as ... and most likely they have already gone somewhere, bought somewhere, they would have already used them themselves, perhaps they are trying to spin a story about the fact that they territory of the russian federation, they are handing it out, but it is still hard to believe, that is, if we talk about the fact that it would be possible to load it into this video as a symbol, so that it would spread, it would be more logical to hand out lard, a joke o

what is the main black turk?k, lives according to aristotle. it gives a sense of balance. new project by vladimir pozner. turkish notebook october 7 on the first. so, literally during the second part of our program, well, we finished - the second part with the words that what is happening in the middle east is now much more relevant for people who are somehow related. to the existing model of the world, and the events that continue to happen, and increasingly happen, they confirm this. so, here the latest news literally there 15 minutes, on the question about the iranian strikes, they are already acquiring some, some, so to speak, tangible structure, an air raid alert has been declared throughout israel, the israeli army reports this, it also reports that iran has already launched missiles from iranan to israel, the launch of 240-250 missiles in two waves from iran is expected, and many are writing about 102 missiles, which, apparently, are either already flying, or some of them have already flown, because the is

we, the turks, osman, muslims, were first weaned from our table, we were separated. from our roots, andas imposed on us, everything else. america should not dictate anything to us, what is written in my koran is important to me. new project vladimir pozner. turkish notebook from october 7, on the first. wait a second. now, as you said, vadim igorevich, in war all means are good, this is for andrey, what are you doing, schizophrenic, people are looking, katya, let's go, kisha? "how are you here, why didn't you leave, you missed the train, mom is healthy, yes, all your documents were forged by your finogenov, there are certificates for june -july, mom was at sea at that time, i 'll go now and tell you everything, you wanted me to stay with you, i am also your property, okay, i'll stay if you free mommy's andrey, just don't lie, i know it was you who put him in jail. what are you saying, come to your senses, i know who you are and where you serve, a nice combination, nice, no problem, everything will be fine with us, the documents are ready, no, but they should ask kesha, well, who does he

let the turks get involved, let the turks get involved with the arabs. they start arab and foreigner fights , create false identities and catch their own fish in this muddy water . it seems that this strategy does not have an expiration date because strategies are usually discarded after a while . they will be used again later, but we can see that this strategy has no expiration date . during the last 500 years, the colonial powers , the first colonial power, england, and later other countries, and now the united states , are using this strategy alternately and continuously. and if the muslims agree on the issue of the common enemy , unite and have cohesion , the enemy will definitely be defeated in the issue of palestine, we see that there is some kind of divergence. today, among the islamic ummah, unfortunately, why do we say that the axis of resistance is the axis of compromise? it means that a part of the islamic world is looking for a compromise with its enemy. today , it is actually coexisting with its enemy . this is actually the main pain of the

let alone launch any type of meaningful attack against the turks. yeah. make sense. make sense? hi. ask if i made something to you before, tilt a little bit about so it's been a year now since these are the forces invaded god. god is that? i mean, what progress has israel made in achieving its goals in that region other than goals? devastation. yeah, actually until now we cannot speak, i bought a computer good for the is what you need is invasion or them a bags of the times. and does they said that they want, at least we know that this is the thing, i believe that there is no book you that i've done this week. so it's a to be done. there is a or something that you'd be able to and goes out. there's nothing, there's no noun and they are also not expecting any. okay. give me just a piece of skinny. yeah, actually we are trying to get into much nadia and they don't know because they said that they want to. we've got to be stuck with it. no, i'm fucked up and they are doing good place in the city a 3rd which is not the of the lease. and there is no need to go except a position more time

the turks and caicos and southeast bahamas are already under hurricane warnings. while small in size, oscar is expected to bring up to 95 miles per hour. in heavy rain dangerous storm surge in the turks and caicos before oscar drifts west toward cuba. meanwhile, there are growing concerns over fire danger in california. cnn meteorologist tyler mauldin joins us with more on what's happening out west continue to watch for the threat of fires in central and southern california, nearly 16 million californians are under a red flag warning. what's the culprit is the strong gusty wind coming in from the northeast at times, the wind could gust as high as 45 miles per hour. and that's bringing in that drier air, which is the fuel for the fires. good news though, that strong dry winds will subside once we get into early next week. now, the eastern two-thirds of the country, dominated by this high pressure that's leading to very tranquil, quiet weather for this portion of the country, can't say the same for the southern high plains and the rockies though, an area, a weather

what is the main feature of a turk? i think it is moderation, so to speak. lives by aristotle, it gives a sense of balance. new project by vladimir pozner. turkish notebook october 7, on the first. main year, natalya pavlovna. and where did you hide the gun? so, svenson, i'm tired, i had a long day today. i want to have dinner and then sleep. what are you doing in the chapel? his eminence the vekars blessed. an artist, then, and why did you say that i was a painter? it was you who said that i was a painter, you have intuition, it's stupid to argue. i don't understand guns either. so what are you writing? still life, my thing, but i can never finish it. how is that possible? fuck, sinned, weaknesses, chegodiya, then, what is it called, drunkenness, moderate, here is cheslave, yes, i even tell my students, what are you still teaching, definitely, a master without students is twice as cheslaven, for it is his duty to pass on his skill to the next generation, what a chatterbox you are, svensson, and we will have dinner toda

any other family, the west and the east live in this clash and friendship, what is the main black turkthink that this is moderation, so to speak, lives according to aristotle, this gives a sense of balance, new project by vladimir pozdner. turkish notebook from october 7 on the first. oh! stugay, i finished my stew, hello, excuse me, i'm yura solovyov's mother, you don't know anything about yura, he left home, please come in there, yes. "sonochek, i'm very guilty before you and before natasha and before your grandfather , i'm very guilty, i have to say guilty, go to your grandfather and apologize, kaluga region, fedorina village, i'll go, i'll go, sonny, excuse me, we don't have anything special, just cookies, barbara stepanovna, can i have some for now i'll stay here. if you don't mind, i'll go. still, it seems to me that this is somehow inconvenient, calm, calm, zhorka clearly has excess space in moscow, you see, two apartments, dad was an academician, an astrophysicist, uncle was an academician of architecture, died recently, left zhorka this dacha, both of them and you won't even h

turks walk with their heads turned back, wedged by the grandeur of the past that is gone forever.l me, please, how should i address you, your excellency? but in short, yes. in the night before the storming of constantinople the orchestra played until the morning, the byzantines were stunned, we, the turks, the ottomans, the muslims, were first weaned off our table, separated from our roots, and then imposed football and all sorts of other things. america should not dictate anything to us, what is written in my koran is important to me. new project. october 7th on the first one, let's get close, let's get close. look what i took, contemporary, seagull, back, you and i, thank you, well i don't want to, what 's there, nothing, it's deaf, they tell me, andryushka was talking to some foreigners, i honestly i don't know myself, what secrets we can have at the institute, legal thermodynamics, let's go cold. i took such meat from a friend of mine, lamb on the bone, i swear on my mother, the guards are melting, he says, let's go, the parasite will be happy, the parasite, let's go, let's go

what is the main black turk? i think it is moderation. so to speak, lives according to aristotle, it gives a sense of balance. vladimir pozner's new project, turkish notebook october 7, on the first. and in more detail, about what? about the inquisitor, my joy. i don't know yet. when will you find out? i. need, have you established relations with the finnish youth? established, and so what? fell in love, but it's my personal business, kira eduardovna falk's personal business, i'm curious to look there, two arrests by the police for petty theft in grocery stores, oh, i was starving, wandered around orphanages, i understand, then, that escape, vagrancy. stvo, theft of documents on long -distance trains, oh, oh miracle, the light is born kira eduardovna falk, we've chatted too much, stanislav yuryevich, the committee is waiting, they'll wait, citizen drozdova, you have to pay for everything, for a fake high school diploma, but i understand you. the thirst to get ahead in life, and got ahead, and well done, that's re

the turks walk with their heads turned back, wedged by the grandeur of a past gone forever. address you, your excellency? but in short, yes. on the night before the storming of constantinople, the orchestra played until the morning, the byzantines were stunned, we, the turks, the ottomans, the muslims, were first weaned off our table, separated from our roots, and then football and all sorts of other things were imposed on us. america should not dictate anything to us, what is written in my koran is important to me. new project. october 7 on first, there's a big game on air, we're moving to washington, where we're on skype with channel one's correspondent in the united states, mikhail akinchenko, mikhail, we're very happy to see you, thank you for. i'll share it with you, personally, after watching the debates, you know, i had this analogy that i'd like to share with you, you know, like when you watch two cables, angry cables, on opposite sides of a fence, grinning at each other, baring their fangs, drooling, fur standing on end, the audience they gather around, discuss the

nevertheless , the turks considered everyone to be palestinians. by the beginning of the 20th century , wealthy jews began to return to their historical homeland, to atone for the land in order to return to the land. several waves of migration dissolved the arab population, but not much, there were 60,000 jews among half a million muslims, and the locals were irritated by the fact that the jews who arrived called themselves the owners of the land. moreover, their faith did not allow the arabs to accept the new way of life of the jews, they built a closed settlement and rejected local customs. this was the second time bomb. the ottoman empire entered the first world war on the side of. his majesty is favorably disposed to the restoration of a national home for the jewish people in palestine and will make every effort to ensure the achievement of this goals. as a result of a series of agreements in 1919, the territory of palestine came under the control of. national home for the jewish people. the final version of the mandate text, which came into fo

what is the main black turk? to speak, lives according to aristotle, this gives a sense of balance. vladimir pozner's new project, turkish notebook october 7. on the first, a big game live, remember, when the terms of the peace treaty with ukraine were actually agreed upon in istanbul, suddenly boris johnson appeared and said that it was not necessary, yes. it looks like the same situation, only in a much more tragic form, played out in the middle east, it turns out that hezbollah, it turns out, was ready for a truce, it seems even netanyahu agreed to a truce and it was at this moment that a blow was struck against hezbollah, in any case this is exactly what abdallah bouhabib, the lebanese foreign minister, said, let's listen, mr. hochstein went to lebanon for... and israel, there were signals from the israelis that they supposedly agreed to this truce. part of the agreement was security guarantees for the hezbollah leadership, and part of the agreement was a return to the very interesting agreements on dividing

what is the main virtue of a turk? speak, living according to aristotle. this gives a sense of balance. vladimir pozner's new project. turkish notebook. october 7, on the first. a big game on the first. it is quite obvious, that the united states is constantly adding fuel to the fire of the middle east conflict. the united states has supplied israel with weapons worth tens of billions of dollars in the last few weeks alone, and naturally, this allows israel to conduct large-scale military operations, but what about the united states itself? well, there have been many different statements, the most recent one just came from the white house. biden said that the united states is discussing the issue of an israeli retaliatory strike on iranian oil facilities. what does this mean for iran, for the world economy, so how can iran respond in this case? well, first of all, of course, we must understand that iran today produces about 3.3 million barrels of oil per day, of which it exports one and a half trillion. the largest oil

we, the turks, the ottomans, the muslims, were first weaned off our table, separated from our roots, and then football and all sorts of other things were imposed on us. america should not dictate anything to us. what is written in my koran is important to me. vladimir pozner's new project. turkish notebook from october 7, on the first. one advantage of age, if your memory still works well, is that you have direct memories of some things that seem to be. that this happened because he did not provide the security of these camps, they were killed not by the israelis, these palestinians, by christians, by phalangists, under all conditions, then the palestinians, were safely evacuated with american help from beirut, then, to ensure the evacuation, the marines arrived there, the american, then, because someone was shooting at these marines, the battleship new jersey arrived there, then, because someone was shooting in the direction of the battleship new jersey, the battleship began to fire huge shells at the mountains above beirut, then, remember, there was an explosion in the american emb

the west and the east live in this clash. in friendship, what is the main feature turk?hink it is moderation, so to speak, lives according to aristotle, it gives a sense of balance. vladimir pozner's new project. turkish notebook. from monday on the first. this is news on the first. we continue. a law against lgbt propaganda in russia is coming into force. the movement is recognized as extremist. the document had to be signed by the speaker of parliament after president salome zarubisvili refused to do so. legislators note this norm. the majority of citizens, well, what about the president's position in parliament is not surprising, they noted that zarubisvili defends the interests of the west, not georgia. she also showed herself during the heated discussion of the law on foreign agents, which was also signed without her participation. she supported the rebels on the streets, called the law pro-russian, although it was created to ensure the security of georgia itself. the world is anxiously following the news about the outbreak of markburg fever, which began in rwanda.

the turks walk with their heads turned back.e, the orchestra played until the morning, the byzantines were stunned, we turks, ottomans, muslims, were first weaned off our table, separated us from our roots, and then football and all sorts of other things were imposed on us. america should not dictate anything to us, what is written in my koran, then for it's important to me. a children's notebook from october 7th on the first the largest sum that was given to him, well at that time it was a large sum, in total, it was somewhere around 3000 rubles, it is a huge sum today, and what is he on them, that he is an apartment or something for himself, that he was it for various needs, then i need a license, add it, i will give it, or rather give it, i will give it. here add it to the car, then somewhere else and the receipts there as, no, who will take a receipt from the person with whom you live, i you did not take it, you sold the apartment, i i would also take receipts now, to be honest, and i would never give money to a man now, it

ambassador priit turk took me through the country's journey to become resilient to cyber threats.— cyberts. estonia has a long story _ cyber threats. estonia has a long story with _ cyber threats. estonia has a | long story with cybersecurity and it started in 1981 when we regained our independence, we inherited, we didn't have any government system that we had to build up and it was a decision at that time to do it digitally because it was cheaper and more efficient and it already was enacted. we decided to create a very digital governance and government as well as our society was already using these services when i think in many places it was not the case. what happened than in 2007, estonia was experiencing a very serious and now the world has acknowledged the first cyber attack against the country by our eastern neighbour. then we learned, it was an alarm bell for us, that we have to take the cyber side very seriously because if you want more digitalised you are, the more dependent you are or vulnerable you are two strokes. that was an alarm bell for us, our government started to tak

west and the east live here in this and collision and friendship, what is the main feature of the turk is moderation, so to speak, lives according to aristotle, it gives a sense of balance, a new project of vladimir pozner, turkish notebook october 7. on the first, in the new season, on the first, in the city there are already rumors about this crime, wherever you go, they say everywhere, women are lured into a taxi and shot in the back, i wanted to ask you about your find, this knot seemed very massive, although it was pried up quite easily, you have been awarded a great honor, moles, honor and trust of the reich. remember this, after the war i was looking for my son's comrades, i was interested in what happened there at the end of the war, and anything could have happened there, if you don't have a photo, it's strange, where are they, they were here, oh my god, how similar he looks to my son, you are the only real witness, the only person to whom he came openly, well, major, the hunt has begun, the big game is live. i think no one doubts that the united states is behind the conflicts

largest had to be sunk at the entrance to the roadstead to block the path of the english, french and turks who landed in the crimea. this difficult decision was made because the allied fleet was more numerous. and the russian ground forces, due to incompetent command, lost the battle on the alma river and abandoned sevastopol. the city was poorly fortified. then the sevastopol residents, in a matter of days at the cost of enormous efforts, surrounded the city with a network of fortifications structures. they formed 22 naval battalions, removed 1,340 guns from the ships. admiral kornilov, together with nakhimov, he led the defense, said to the defenders: the honor of defending sevastopol, defending our native fleet lies with us. we will fight to the last. we have nowhere to retreat, the sea is behind us. the heroic sevastopol stage, an unparalleled feat of sailors, soldiers of the whole nation, lasted 349 days. on october 2, 1878, women in russia got their own university, the bestuzhev courses, which opened on this day in st. petersburg under under the leadership of the first director, kons

our next project is 685 ellis, which has 74 units and has similar characteristics to 835 turk.we awarded state homekey funds for this building and will be bringing the accept and expend legislation to the board of supervisors later this fall, although we're still in the planning phases of this project, we are expecting geo bond funds to be used to rehabilitate the building, and also include, seismic work and electrification similar to 835 turk and then finally bond funds will be used to finance 1633 valencia, which is a new supportive housing site for, elderly. seniors with 145 studio apartments. and we expect construction to be complete by december 25th, this is just an overview map that shows additional, supportive housing sites we were able to acquire throughout the city with state homekey funds that actually freed up this bond for the three projects i mentioned, you've seen this list before, potential risks remain the same, which is identifying other funding sources for ffa and the need to continue to fund operations of these sites, especially as we're seeing increases in t

the turks walk, turning their heads back, pierced by the grandeur of the past that is gone forever.should address you, your highness. on the night before the storming of constantinople, the orchestra played until the morning, the byzantines were about us turks, ottomans, muslims, first weaned us off our table, separated us from our roots, and then imposed football and other things. america should not dictate anything to us, what is written in my koran is important to me. vladimir pozner's new project. turkish notebook, october 7, on the first. this is the vavan ileksus show and we continue in 2020 with the president of belarus alexander lukashenko, so we could not ignore this topic. this is belarus, this is our neighbor. it is hard to work with these guys, it is hard to be their neighbors. fantastic, thank you, what is interesting here is probably that we, unfortunately, were unable to make the opposition win, and he did not want to talk about his failure, because you need to understand that he really did come to belarus in the spring of 2020, tried to sell the belarusians the idea

against us today, mourning the loss of a brave and resistant commander, the leadership of the three turksid, and for the sake of me, i am the leader of resistance . they thought that with the martyrdom of the honorable leader of the resistance , with the martyrdom of the commanders of the resistance, we will retreat, we will be weak, we will surrender, but so what.

yesterday we had hurricane oscar form, this happened really quickly, but the storm is around turks ands. it will make landfall later today across parts of cuba, and then it is going to cut back across the bahamas and and will not impact the at all other than bringing some swells. if you're down around florida, just be careful there. here's your temperatures there waking up, cool on both coasts. oh, back to you, will. oh, the rachel, i think. rachel: it's to the me, rick. rick: sorry. rachel: the number one issue for voters, former president obama is trying to take credit for trump's economy, watch. >> i'm having conversations with folks that are like, well, i don't know, you know? i know trump ooh's kind of crazy, but i remember the economy when he first came into office, i remember those first two years were pretty good. [inaudible conversations] >> yeah, yeah, it was good because it was my economy. [cheers and applause] rachel: "sunday morning futures" anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. that's not the way i recall it being. [laughter] i actually remember obama telling us to accept

the turks have indicated they do not attend to do that as a bilateral agreement. what does that look like when it is a pipeline that looks like most pipelines around the world. that can be used as a private piece of infrastructure with private entities to include the same structure that the pipeline did actually go through turkey and the rest of the world today. >> what happens when sanctions or views are occurring on how i ran and the gas secretary is operating. what are those consequences? again, it will come down to what is the future for iran. what is a future for the policy. it makes no economic sense of why it has close. they have lost close to 30,000 dollars. that makes no economic sense given how vulnerable its budget is viewed it needs foreign investment. it has to get solved. the only reason it has gone on this long is because it is a clinical problem, not economically. >> thanks for that. a really great overlay from our expert panel here. i have some questions. i have a great question from the audience. i would like to turn to that and see who may want

the un human rights chief volker turk says the world has a duty to act to stop what he said was the bombing of starvation facing the entire population of gaza, calling the war its darkest moment. in northern gaza, israel is stepping up its offensive to stop hamas fighters from regrouping. the world health organization says it's lost touch with the kamal adwan hospital, with two other hospitals in the area also struggling to cope. our middle east correspondent, sebastian usher, has more. the situation in the three hospitals that are still just about functioning in gaza is getting worse almost by the hour, from what we are hearing. the head of the who has said the situation, particularly in the kamal adwan hospital, is deeply disturbing. a who team was able to get into the hospital and was able to get some of the patients, some of the caregivers out. now it is humanitarian organisation which operates in gaza said it's allowed some medical supplies in. we've been hearing for days now that supplies are running very, very short, dangerously short, and the who team painted a really desperate pict

slavs and turks are united by a long history that cannot be rewritten. ksenia klimena, sergey babichev, alexander ganov, elena galeeva, vesti, republic of altai.

volker turk said the entire population faced bombing, siege and possible starvation.uty to act. president zelensky says ukraine has intelligence that russia plans to deploy north korean soldiers on the battlefield within days. he called the move as a clear escalation. moscow and pyongyang have neither confirmed nor denied the reports. to the us presidential election now where the two candidates vying for the white house are taking a break from chasing votes in battleground states to campaign in texas. recent history shows the lone star state resoundingly backing the republican candidate for the presidency in fact the democratic contender hasn't won there since 1976. donald trump is in austin where he's recording an episode of thejoe rogan experience, the biggest podcast in the us. the appearance is part of the trump campaign s calculated media strategy focusing on podcasts popular with younger men over traditional media outlets. meanwhile kamala harris is set to appear at a campaign event in houston 7 likely alongside beyonc. vying for the white house are taking a bre

, because there is almost even such a term as ottoman revenge, we want to be like yakutia with the turks says, during the imperial empire, how many minorites should be put in suleymaniye and why should there be a few more minorites in meke? and this is the trump card that is now are the saudis using it again? and there is another one, well, now there is one that is kind of a little in the shadows - this is the egyptian project, these are the same mamluks who, excuse me, even eventually threw napoleon out of their country, that is , all these projects will now, it seems to me, compete with each other, but for now they have a common enemy in the form of israel, which is a conductor not only of interests outside the regional countries, but of transnational networks, in connection with this , destabilization of the entire region arises, they, it must be said, never cooperate with anyone, iran has no friends and will not have friends, therefore tactical alliances, they will always establish and go to some agreements and tactical actions, but with... based on such a structure, yes, and i know,

this kid wants my ring as a gift from turk karbala. we will follow up and we will do it, we promise yousef salami, reporter of sada and sima news agency, perform friday prayers this week in tehran under the leadership of the leader of the islamic revolution, the commemoration ceremony of mujahid fi sabilullah, sayyed aziz, martyr of the islamic ummah, hojjat. islam and muslims seyyed hassan nasrallah and his companions, including martyred sardar nilforoshan , will be held by the leader of the revolution on friday at 10:30 a.m. at imam khomeini's mausoleum. also, on the eve of the first anniversary of the al-aqsa storm saga of the palestinian islamic resistance fighters, the friday prayer of this week in tehran will be led by the ayatollah. khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, is raised in the masla of imam khomeini. sign six cooperation documents. the program of the first day of the president's visit to qatar. today evening, mr. al-madikian arrived in doha at the head of a high-ranking political and economic delegati

creating the image that quds is a holy heavenly land promised to us, which is a captive of some wild turkscording to their false interpretation, that is, anti-turkish propaganda. anti-arab propaganda and anti-islamic propaganda comes to the aid of these, basically denying these while we still report. we know that at that time, the palestinian land was one of the most civilized places in the world. yes, this is happening this palestinian man cannot be seen, he will be dispossessed during the ottoman era, little by little, step by step, the western man's mind is being prepared , that is, the americans. between the year 180 and, for example, 7. at this point, in this research conducted on public opinion and american newspapers , it shows that in these newspapers, no name of the palestinian people and the human life there is actually mentioned, and only this image is sanctified in a romanticized way. you have to let's go get it and that's it, we're at an important point. even if it is the last border , we do not see an important point in this section, and that is that before the establishment

not just that they say, for example, yes, we are we were involved in a group in gaza, not this one turk , because of all the bad relations, which are evidenced by the fact that he was a palestinian thinker, mr. shoufani, who passed away a few years ago . he has written a good book which has also been translated into farsi . the title of the book is farsi. i recommend that he puts forward a very strong theory that the zionist regime is similar to the united states of america as a barracks to a camp. therefore, if this regime it will be broken, it means the failed base of this barracks, when it falls, it means the base of the person who claims that i want to lead the world. you can see in these documents the national security strategy of the united states from the time of obama , at least until after trump, after that, this sentence must be repeated. it can be done with obama's own literature this says that we not only led the world for the past 100 years , but we must have this leadership for the next 100 years. well, those who have such a claim in their documents even announced somethin

right now it's hurricane oscar, it's right over the turks and caicos.e western side of cuba and make a right-hand turn impacting the bahamas. it will not impact the u.s., which is very good news. that same high pressure protecting the eastern side of the u.s. as well. back with toward areas of the west, more winter storm warnings across parts of colorado. rachel, back to you. rachel: wow, rick, i thought will might join you -- he's stand thing right there watching with, like -- will: i like weather. i like maps. [laughter] rick: it feels validating to me, because will is the one person who when i'm doing the weather, e can see him looking, paying attention -- rachel: that's not fair. when i have to to travel, i am paying very close attention to you, rick. [laughter] thanks, rick. and our new meteorologist from fox weather, will cain. >>> metaverse's massachusetts, instagram's parent company claiming some of its features were designed to purposefully addict children. the call to to hold the tech giant accountable. that's next. ♪ 'cuz you make me feel lik

.. but in reality he's backstabbing the interests of the palestinians and indeed betraying the the turks. this is the case with all of these, i'd say 99% of the the muslim governments are in place, take out iran. and take out the ansarullah and some of the sort of uh the opposition forces within iraq, for instance, the pmus, the lebanons hasbullah, the rest of them, let's let's face facts, they've been slaves, they are slaves, they don't know anything else but slavery to desire west, and they will remain enslaved until i think they're overthrowed, i don't think you can recondition these people, and they the designs and the americans have created such a complex network of reliance on on on their... services, their knowledge, economy, their military, saudi arabia can't even defend itself, most of those pilots they've got, most of that were even bombing, even bombing poor old yemen, poor destitute yemen were probably israel, were probably americans, mean people from that alliance, mean i i don't see the saudis training up that level of fight of pilots for instance for example, and the same

goes to israel, no, yeah, he doesn't even have to make a phone call, he just does it, mean it's it's turk, um, he doesn't have to clear it with azerbaijan, although he and azerbaijan are they're very good allies and you know that's what makes it difficult is azerbaijan, this is an important economic and political thing and also remember turkey wants to uh preserve its potential as a regional gas hub uh and you can't be a regional gas hub the key thing to energy security and this is what people tend to forget is the moment you start turning on and off pipelines for because of geopolitical pressure you're no longer a reliable source of of energy security um to be a supplier of energy you supply energy come hell or high water um this is what rush has done mean there's a lot of people before ukraine conflict that said that russia would weaponize its energy. russia never weaponized, russia has met every single contract because that's what you have to do to be reliable supplier of energy. azerbaijan desires to be a reliable supplier of energy and turkey desires to be a regional energy hub who,

for a turk, there is nothing more important than family, it was and is, 10 it turns out, when my fatherhis hand, and let my child not forget tradition, women in the house are called the minister of internal affairs, the minister of course, but the president is still a man, you know, this is a real symbol for polarization in this country, this is... a hot topic, this is where the white russians settled, brought their color, they adapted very quickly, very quickly created their own russian hearth. in total , 25,868 russians came to gallipoli. the russians established a sports life in gallipoli, created 23 football clubs played among themselves. a mixed family lives almost the same as any other family, the west and the east live in this and the clash and friendship, what is the main feature of the turk? i think it is moderation, so to speak, lives according to aristotle, it gives a sense of balance. vladimir pozner's new project. turkish notebook, october 7, on the first, in the new season, on the first. there are already rumors in the city about this crime, wherever you go, they say every

the turks walk with their heads turned back, wedged by the grandeur of the past that is gone forever.w should i address you, your highness? well, in short, yes. on the night before the storming of constantinople , the orchestra played until the morning, the byzantines were stunned, we are turks, ottomans, muslims, first weaned us off our table, separated us from our roots, and then imposed football and all sorts of other things. america shouldn't dictate anything to us, what's written in my koran is important to me. vladimir pozner's new project, turkish notebook, from october 7, on the first. the naper information channel continues, time will tell this program, ruslan astashka, alesya losva are in the studio, we'll start with the latest news from the front, in the sumy region our soldiers struck the enemy's temporary deployment point, the fighter crews were working, it is known that it was destroyed several combat vehicles, and the fpv drone operators under the gledar managed to destroy the ukrainian positions, the target coordinates were transmitted to them. reconnaissance in the ko

you have countries like india, brazil, the saudis, the emiratis, the turks, they are now playing thein many, many decades, and that's because they now have options. china has showed up in these regions mainly as an investor, but also as a diplomatic player, increasingly as a diplomatic player, and i think these countries are playing the field. they know that they have options now that china has showed up. so in many respects, it's really about china's growing diplomatic and economic weight more than it is a sign that countries either support russia's invasion of ukraine or somehow want to align themselves with vladimir putin. you mentioned china and india coming into this summit. there was some ground made on settling their differences with regards to border tensions. is this a sign that perhaps they are finding more ways to collaborate and more common ground? well, you know, it is a pretty big deal that they seem to have agreed on some kind ofjoint patrol of the contested border between the two countries where, yes, both chinese and indian soldiers have died in the recent past, so i

the un human rights chief, volker turk, says the world has a duty to act to stop what he said was theng, siege and risk of starvation facing the entire population of gaza, calling the war its darkest moment. in northern gaza, israel is stepping up its offensive to stop hamas fighters from regrouping. israel denies it's aiming to force all palestinians out of northern gaza — around 400,000 people. it says it's targeting hamas fighters and insists it's complying with international law. our special correspondent fergal keane reports. at jabalia's kamal adwan hospital, an evacuation team arrives. so much need. "he's dying in my arms," this mother says. "what can i do? whom should i ask for help? why should he die in my arms?" many more evacuations are required. today there is more than, it's close to 200 patients, close to 200 patients, we see multiple trauma patients from all over the north of gaza. and there is approximately 300 to 500 idps in and around the hospital, many, many women and children. since then, the un says the israeli army entered the hospital, arresting medics. it has n

volker turk says the area is under siege, with hospitals and civilian shelters bombed daily and the entirest genocide requires foreign governments to intervene. israel denies it's aiming to force all palestinians out of northern gaza — around 400,000 people. it says it's targeting hamas fighters and complying with international law. israel does not allow the bbc and otherjournalists to enter gaza and report independently. our special correspondent fergal keane reports from jerusalem. atjabalia's kamal adwan hospital, an evacuation team arrives. so much need. "he's dying in my arms," this mother says. "what can i do? whom should i ask for help? why should he die in my arms?" many more evacuations are required. today there is more than, it's close to 200 patients, close to 200 patients, we see multiple trauma patients from all over the north of gaza. and there is approximately 300 to 500 idps in and around the hospital, many, many women and children. since then, the un says the israeli army entered the hospital, arresting medics. it has now lost contact with kamal adwan, whose director sent

169 haitian migrants after encountering this overloaded makeshift boat taking on water just south of turksnd caicos last week. an air-crew from miami spotted the group. officials say the migrants were processed and treated on a coast guard cutter before they were sent back to haiti. and now, to football. the georgia bulldogs taking down top-ranked texas longhorns yesterday. 30-15, getting them their first loss of the season. ouch! that's gotta hurt. will: thank you. thank you. >> i mean, i don't know how you hads -- will: show up for work the next morning? >> yeah. i just don't know. that's got to be worse than a whole night of nightmares. will: okay, all right, thank you, charlie. >> charlie: and the cyclones needed this last minute touchdown to squeek past ucf, 38-35 in bloomington, indiana, dominating nebraska 56-7 yesterday, the hoosiers are now 7 & 0 for the first time in foreman five decades better than texas and finally to knoxville, pennsylvania getting the best of a bitter rival, alabama last night. >> 19 times. he fires and it is intercepted! >> [applause] >> will brooks picked i

i'm sure that there many questions that the era followed by the success like the turks this respect respect in the national hockey league back. >> as part of the biggest thing and how do we do that is we were hard play against each and every night whether we win or lose a hockey game, whether we're in our building where it somewhere else. >> you know, teams, i want to play >> yeah. as a new head coach is well, ryan worse off ski. you hear about him talking about respect last year. just 47 points for the sharks. the fewest in the nhl. it was their worst season in 28 years. that's 2 years before patrick marleau made his debut. but again, there's a lot of excitement now because that season allowed the sharks to get the number one overall draft macklin celebrini. we've seen it work for other franchises. connor mcdavid with the oilers obviously going back a little farther guys like alex ovechkin, sidney crosby will see of celebrating can have the same type of impact on the sharks. it all begins tonight against the blues. the puck drops at 7.30 for now. we'll send it back to the studio reporting