the installation of spans of a new bridge in ulan-ude is nearing completion.art of the whole structure, after the work on the arrangement of the roadway will remain, the new bridge will connect the two districts of the city and significantly relieve the main highways. when the traffic starts, we will tell alexandra zakharova will you start the supporting parts? it’s just that we write , they assemble, move, and again assemble huge metal parts, as if a sliding bridge structure is floating in the air, and today it is entering the finish line through the rod. the first span is already in the design position to be planted on a support, the second one is only a few meters away. currently moving 90 cm per hour, well minutes 12 hours, that is rough. its about ten eleven meters per minute. it is pushed in general by the difficulties of builders. passed more than 10 stages. the slides, the footage of each span is different, varying from 50 to 80 m, they move the structure slowly and very carefully. but the workers are already assembling the structures of the third span

the whole republic is watching, he will unload the central district, ulan-ude, when the first car willough the crossing, alexander zakharov will tell the supporting part and they will start collecting moving and reassembling huge metal parts. it is as if the slide of the bridge structure is floating in the air; the first span is already in the design position in order to put the second one on the support. only a few meters remain, at the moment it is moving centimeters per hour in a 12-hour shift, that is, rough and about 10-11 meters per minute, and you are pushing a total of builders, overcame more than 10 stages. the sliding footage of each span varies from 50 to 80 m, they move the structure slowly and very carefully. and here is the design of the third span. the worker is already gathering on the right bank of the river, despite the harsh weather conditions in ulan-ude, it is quite frosty and does not stop working here for a minute . and roar. special equipment will completely complete the construction of the bridge, the builders promise by the end of december. naturally, there wi

, we have a lot of faults and so, the city of ulan-ude, in particular, is located under fault tectonics streets of the city and across and along there are faults, but they are not regional, but of local significance, but nevertheless they beckon and beckon with radon. some emits which means they evaporate the gas. but can the radiation of the fault affect the instruments of the aircraft in very, very small cases. it is studied in connection with the bermuda triangle, which radiates to the worlds, and so far there are certainly no statements that they exist in this area. dmitry ivanovich's colleague kirill georgievich levy from the institute of the earth's crust is more categorical in his judgments. he is sure that there is certainly a danger. earthquake born in the bowels of a giant fault since 861 after 560 years in 1905 there was a giant earthquake. here in mongolia it is called waves. there it was called more than 400 km. that's pretty serious seismic structure going on for another five years. moreover, dips also formed there and new rather large lakes formed. her georgievich is tryi

belarusians are so different earths an incredible plot from a black comedy the guy was born in ulan-ude realized that he decided to earn a girl for a sex change operation, service in the army, meanwhile the war with ukraine began. and our trans girl, meanwhile, fell in love with a ukrainian guy. these reports from a latin liberal are amazing, heartbreaking. i would say good mood to you comrades horse, the truth is, always my name is grigory zarenok. this is the secret spring of politics. hello poland, it was independence day, our president congratulated the polish people, but we will congratulate you, dear neighbors, who gave you all this and freedom and territory and independence and at the upcoming conference it is supposed to mainly discuss the future of germany, but the main stumbling block will obviously be the question of the western borders of poland and in general about the future more than she will again become an obedient servant of the imperialist countries, as some people really want? not for the sake of this, hundreds of thousands of poles burned in the ovens of auschwitz a

yes, yes, ulan-ude men participated in the international tournament in grozny, 19 countries were declared there, therefore, in principle, we had practice in russia, a huge country there ap5 p6 people in the weight category, so for us this is only a plus . that is, our guys can boxing, as they ask like this with a left-hander and, uh, with various uncomfortable, let's say, partners, so these fees are very beneficial. there's only international start. we exchanged for russian tournaments that took place in russia, we went there, to the third did not change. how did we believe until the very end that we would be allowed? unfortunately, this is not the rule in all sports. now the works managed to defend their rights by the belarusian boxing federation wrote to the described international federation. and it says everything has triumphed and in 2028 there will already be the selection of the olympic world, positive news for belarusian and russian athletes from the international boxing association came at the end of october, and we are not only admitted to international competitions, but we will

by the victory day among men and women and girls there was still an international tournament, ulan-uded the men participated between the menacing tournament. there were declared 19 countries, therefore, in principle, practice. we had a huge country in russia. there are again t6 people in the weight category, so for us this is only a plus. that is, our guys can box both with left-handers and with different let's say inconvenient partners, so these fees are very beneficial. there's only international start. we exchanged for russian tournaments that took place in russia and went there. we haven't changed anything. we prepared as expected. it was believed until the last that, for example, knock on us and they will open for you, unfortunately, not in all sports. this rule is now working. the belarusian boxing federation managed to defend its rights, wrote it was described at the international federation and this, as they say, everything triumphed and it will be a year already, positive news for belarusian and russian athletes from the international boxing association came at the end of octo

from where later they adopted me and brought me to the ulan-ude orphanage, and since then.d out at the age of 12. after a classmate said that she was not native in the family, the foster mother was forced to confess that it turned out to be a cuckoo's mother, but who is this brother or sister? well, as if you want it to be true, because when i was at school, but it happened that they offended me and that's it. and somehow we do n’t have a brother, how would he protect me. somehow, from childhood, boris agafonov came to take a dna test with marina, he is 62 years old, and he has been offended by his mother galina mom all his life. brought up, despite the lack of maternal love. boris managed to create a large and strong family, four children 10 grandchildren with his wife tatyana, they have been living in the hands of a stump for 37 years. they have an apartment in the village of solontsy , targobadai district. buryatia boris retired and a big fan of fishing. we have a river nearby, literally 700 meters to the river. well, when on foot, when the fox was talking about his fath

5-6 kg season starts in autumn and lasts until deep winter a year - this private company from ulan-udeects about 300 tons of berries from the refrigeration here in the refrigerator wagons until then for storage. uh, we use parts of the berry for processing. this will make part of the berries for sale out of it. well, in general, already there according to as they say throughout the year, we use it as needed, the earliest berry is the honeysuckle berry in the conditions of our region. it ripens in late may and early june, canadian varieties ripen in mid-june, and american varieties japanese honeysuckle ripen in late june to early july. but this is in our zone in other regions. she matures much later. the voronezh company chernozemye berry has been operating in the industry for the fourth year, says general director alexander lukyanchenko today. we produce blueberries, raspberries and honeysuckle. these are our main areas. e planted. we have 10 hectares of blueberry commercial plantation , three hectares of raspberries and 0.5 hectares of honeysuckle test site have been planted to date t

forgot everything, and years and i’m less than yana, with some magical rank, they stretch out on us, udend the nurse. these are the patterns, and they stretch out to live near the bridge with a pad and carry them with them. uh, exchange national lynxes. this is such a grandiose cultural layer that the more i get a headache. you make me bloody. i know how little you know, and that's it. avito i have my task. and i’m flying, so to speak, but i’ve got to get up to live everything, it’s a joke and fixing these seams. it's their technology, like uh, just for the hell of it. my name is igor, this is my propaganda, let's start today about the main thing, that is, there will be a lot about the president of belarus and basically about what it's like to be really the main one, because last this week, alexander lukashenko somehow happened, a special vividly confirmed one thesis, which i will now say out loud to become president and be president. it is not the same democratic for this office. people can choose anyone, any person who can promise a lot, who will be emotionally bright, beautiful, kind,

arrests then took place in irkutsk ulan-ude in july, the face of a date, forty-five-year-old anna serikova, was taken into custody. she was tiffany touting clients and promising them mountains of gold. even shared secret spells take red shorts. throw these panties on the chandelier and say, and panties on the chandelier, and the money in the house with the founder of the pyramid, zakuntovich called out. he also became a defendant in several articles organization of a criminal community and fraud of a completely organized group. on an especially large scale, the transfer of the detainee to his homeland is a matter of time. the prosecutor general's office of russia has long established close cooperation with colleagues from different countries, including the united arab emirates, russia's request is already being studied in the menu of the entire middle eastern state, therefore the answer will definitely be andrey ivlev. dmitry stepanov sergey korenkov news anatoly yakunin former head of the moscow smooth ministry of internal affairs and ex-deputy director of the federal penitentiary service

two trucks collided on the ulan-ude-irkutsk highway.azelle only miraculously managed to avoid casualties, and in chukotka a strong snowstorm and wind with gusts of up to 30 m / s rose. all flights have been postponed, classes have been canceled, and the situation by now, vladimir sirotkin is in the capital in chukotka, drivers are forced to move at low speeds, visibility is only 50 m, but sometimes a snow whirlwind reduces it to 5 m, strong wind and snow caused classes to be canceled in schools in canada. in addition, all institutions of additional education closed their doors for children in the seaport of anadyr, the unloading of the motor ship arkady chernyshev, standing at the quay wall , was suspended the blizzard will subside and the equipment will be sent to residential yards. due to the deterioration of visibility after 2 p.m., the administration of some bus routes was suspended. the address, together with the fire brigade, organized the removal home of the residents of filatov and you working in the city and return flights to t

arrests then took place in irkutsk ulan-ude in july, the face of a date, forty-five-year-old anna serikovas taken into custody. she was tiffany touting clients and promising them mountains of gold. i even shared secret spells, take red underpants to throw these underpants on the chandelier and say, and underpants on the chandelier, and the money to the house is the co-founder of the pyramid in a cycle for quantovich. he also became a defendant in several articles of the organization criminal community and fraud, a completely organized group on an especially large scale , the transfer of a detainee to his homeland is a matter of time for the prosecutor general's office of russia for a long time, close cooperation has been established with colleagues from different countries, including the united arab emirates , russia's request and are already studying everything middle eastern in the menu of the state, therefore the answer will definitely be andrey ivlev dmitry stepanov sergey korenkov victims of violent patients and even their relatives in just a week, two ambulance teams had to fight off

well , someone was afraid of someone respect for the arrows of an archer from ulan-ude, of course, theyaster classes were given by the elders with jealousy. where the best of the best came from all over the country at the beginning, as it should be, the so-called sighting, after which the technique was working on the mistakes of someone, what was wrong with the bow. well, a little led. the competition is held under the auspices of the prosecutor general's office and is dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the establishment of the supervisory agency, opened the tournament. igor krasnov, prosecutor general of russia, who recalled that archery is one of the most ancient sports and i am convinced that the strongest is determined in the fight, i wish you good luck in sports. and so that your arrows fly in the right direction, about 600 people took part in the competition among them, and the athletes who arrived from the new russian territories of the luhansk and donetsk people's republics are very happy that we were called this is a breath of fresh air. after 8 years of sitting in one place

arrests then took place in irkutsk ulan-ude in kazan under guard sent the curator of the site and thee . anton semkin, he was responsible for the technical part of the petty-bourgeois court of moscow, placed the first vice-president of the a3 cryptocurrency project, galushchenko, in a pre-trial detention center , according to investigators. he was actively involved in brand promotion. i was just like a partner in july, the face of a date, forty-five-year-old anna serikova, was taken into custody. she was tiffany touting clients and promising them mountains of gold. i even shared secret spells, take red underpants , throw these underpants on the chandelier and say, but underpants on the chandelier, and the money in the house. the founder of the pyramid called for kuntovich. also, the organization of the criminal community and fraud committed by an organized group on an especially large scale , the transfer of the detainee to his homeland, a matter of time, the russian prosecutor general's office has long established close cooperation with colleagues from different countries, including

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maybe there is no ulan-ude. maybe i took a risk, kyzyl, right? this institution, the story was written christmas stocking, wild whistler, under which for the first time there was a signature about henry in prison, i in prison absolutely was sentenced to five years, prison and on march 25, 1898 imprisoned in columbus ohio bulls and cows 300 please forgive me. if i interfered, forgive me, so generously, and for the fact that i am forced to hit you, some strong the girl and won the same victory over a formidable opponent is true. games toys 400 magic pipes bellingshausen took with him on an antarctic expedition. i hope to surprise the natives of the pacific from regretting that the islanders did not pay their attention to this toy. could it have been a kaleidoscope right? his solo concert took place on april 20, 1965. during the leningrad tour of the taganka theater in the molecule cafe vladimir vysotsky connections of the academy of sciences we play further the museum of russia 300 in 2019, the leadership of the omsk literary museum decided to form

be updated, 310 new buses will arrive in chelyabinsk astrakha, nizhny novgorod perm sochi kursk ulan-udelleybuses will update the public transport fleet in novosibirsk and bryansk new buses and trolleybuses are equipped with everything necessary for comfortable safety, passengers in modern services and automated systems, as well as places for people with limited mobility and climate control systems. it will improve the quality of the services provided, make public transport more attractive for residents, so new buses have already arrived in chelyabinsk and perm, and then deliveries to ulan-ude. very soon buses will arrive in nizhny novgorod and sochi, and trolleybuses in bryansk over the past 2 years, more than 1,000, 130 new buses, trolleybuses and trams have already been delivered to the regions, and in total in 2022 and 24, more than 1,000,160 buses and trolleybuses will arrive in 21 regions. at the same time, an important role in the implementation of the national project is given to road safety. in addition to updating the roadway , elements of the road infrastructure are being equi

be updated, 310 new buses will arrive in chelyabinsk astrakhan nizhny novgorod perm sochi kursk ulan-udes will update the public transport fleet in novosibirsk and bryansk; new buses and trolleybuses are equipped with everything necessary for comfortable safety, passengers with modern services and automated systems, as well as places for people with limited mobility and climate control systems. it will improve the quality of services provided, make public transport more attractive for residents, so new buses have already arrived in chelyabinsk and perm, deliveries are being made to ulan-ude. buses will arrive in nizhny novgorod and sochi very soon. trolleybuses to bryansk, thanks to the national project for safe high-quality roads , more than 1,130 new trolleybuses and trams have already been delivered to the regions over the past 2 years, and in 2022 and 24 years, more than 1,000,160 buses and trolleybuses will arrive in 21 regions. at the same time, an important role in the implementation of the national project is given to road safety. in addition to updating the roadway, elements of

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aircraft, including those from moscow, according to the online scoreboard, had to be redirected to ulan-ude. that's all for now. we are following developments, information channel on the first will continue the program time will tell. the information channel on the first continues its work, we work live with you anatoly kuzichev. this is a program time will show today, the transfer of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant under the jurisdiction of the concert of the concern rosenergo atom began, and then the authorities of the region were informed - this is an important, clearly important message. here's what it means in detail. we will now find out from the adviser to the general director of the rosenergo concern whether there is a writhing there or there. hello. thank you for visiting us. tell me, please, what will change? after the transition of this station under the jurisdiction of russia, rosenergo atom, it will somehow be like this, well, i don’t know any obvious changes. ah, come on, i'll start a little, probably unusual. the fact is that in our country of the russian federation ther

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there you have it, we've been ud briefly negative a little earlier, but now we're all up, the dow up points, the s&p up three-quarters of a percent. take a look at those big tech names, see how they're doing this morning. generally on the upside. alphabet on the downside by a tenth of a puerto percent -- a tenth of a percent. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, that's been dropping as well, and it's down 3.78% moving many that same range, down 4.7 basis points right now. now to this story, a few oped ed in "the hill" claims trump may not make it to the primaries, and it goes to say a year from now trump might be far enough behind desantis that quitting will be the only way to avoid losing. jason chaffetz with me now. good morning to you, jason. do you think, do you think trump would drop out of the primaries if the polls showed him lagging behind desantis? >> i think anybody who underestimates donald trump is just setting themself up for a huge loss. [laughter] look, there's nobody that thought that donald trump was going to win in 2016. nobody was placing that bet. ashley: ri

like we do for any ceo with a dismal track record of over promising, op, and then under delivering, ud remember what we like. we like under promise over deliver. i was surprised they brought iger back as he picked jpeck bu i hope he can pick up the confusion since 2020 you can argue he didn't deserve this because the market has been terrible, right? plus he took over disney right as covid was breaking out with crushing the movie and theme business, right? you don't want to go to a theme park or movie and they close it. still, over time i thought he'd be able to turn things around because disney has iconic prooftproof properties and the terrific cfo. i think he sidelined her if you were tuned to hermanner -- manner on the calls, the last call november 8th she seemed kind of furious i think she was seeing how poorly the company was doing but nothing positive on the horizon. if anything, things got worse as he seemed oblivious to the problem as the stock kept going lower and that's why i started calling for him to be fired. in the end, jpeck knew theme parks but nothing else that's become

i'm prepared it did this is happening on ud many three years ago the iranian regime killed 1,500 peopleere was no punishment for islam being republic. so you toll me is there any reason for the iranian regime to stop killing people when it not trying to shake the handle with some of these for me, this is the opportunity to ask the leaders of democracy company. we don't want you to save us. just cut your ties with-- there intention sanctions on iran and now they say they're nowhere close to getting a nuclear deal after they were thinking that they were. >> you never know who you're going to reach and the power of cnn and what we do here because obviously we've been covering this story and especially a lot in our international wing so we know that it is an important story. i was able to be a part of a round table conversation and that happened in large part because they saw hillary clinton on and i came and had dinner with you guys and sat next do you? i must have this woman on my program. we mus be automobile to -- we'll continue to put these out here. send us more stories from iran and

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i am deeply sorry to have caused ud pain and apologize.ultiple times where he just would not apologize. not take ownership for what he had said. and he said he initially was reacting to being called anti-semitic when he should have been actually acknowledging what he said and why it was wrong. however, there is still criticism out there, jim. did this go far enough and you have to remember, we all know kyrie irving extremely polarizing player and always has been. this criticism isn't just on him. it is also on the nba and on the nets franchise at how long they've taken and how they have responded to this continued controversy. >> no question. thank you so much for covering. >>> also this morning, synagogues in new jersey are on alert after a credible broad based threat. the agency is taking proactive measures to urge synagogues to increase security measures. the fbi alert came in response to anti-semitic comments in an online forum frequentrded by extremists and there will be increased patrols in the area as well. >>> still ahead, a major

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