we are talking about the formation of a unified right of space, but without the creation of a unifiedransport structure without the launch of air and railway traffic to reach those deer, it is possible that there are eight issues on the agenda of the meeting, including the creation of uniform social standards, patriotic education of youth and the preparation of a draft budget of the union state . next year, today the first belarusian, uzbek women's business starts operating in belarus. forum delegation led by the chairman of the senate of the republic uzbekistan there in the winter narbayeva arrived in minsk around noon, wait a minute, the morning was met by the chairman of the council of the republic natalya kochanova. as part of the government delegation from uzbekistan, members of the senate and business circles from light industry to construction and agriculture will look for common ground with belarus , six breakout sessions are planned tomorrow. our contacts are our friendship is not the first to have its roots. we have been working with belarus for a long time, but today she ca

tomorrow we'll be at the bargaining table. >> reporter: in the next couple weeks san francisco unified school district could face a staff walkout just weeks after getting back into the classrooms. >> some of the issues teachers have been complaining about include low pay, large classroom sizes and long running problems with payroll. sfusd has 50,000 students across 132 schools in the city. >>> already clouds are spreading in across much of the bay area. we're tracking this autumn's first rain showers from our virtual view weather center. we'll look at which parts of the bay area have ( ♪♪ ♪ ) ) welcome toto big tobacacc's fantasylyland. a new, heaealthier wororld withouout cigarettttes. as long g as you donon't cot the 6 trilillion sold d worlde every yeyear. and vapiping won't leadad to smokining, if you igngnore the rereseah ththat says ototherwise. in bigig tobacco''s fantntasyl, the deadadliest indudustry is your r friend. shshh... you know i i got two h home r. you got t two jacks.s. and ththen my granand slam. i sisigned a balall for you. okay.. and it sayays papapa i love yoyou.

they are moving away from the unified state exam and of course.ork to do in terms of improving this mechanism. the most important thing for the unified state exam to be effective and transparent is the consistency of the structure of the control and measuring materials. well those the most important tasks in the unified state examination are the content of educational programs so that children can study at school without tutors, so that children can prepare during the learning process from the first to the eleventh grade for what they will take. why are these kims still in effect after these decades? they cannot bring it into compliance with these requirements. you know, the federal institute of pedagogical measurements is engaged in this; the best experts work, they are truly professionals with a capital p. there are different points of view. but first of all, of course, we we are faced with the quality of training in general education organizations. many voices over these almost 20 years. it seems to you that the unified state exam has been pres

that includes more than 30 schools in the oakland unified school district. officials say that 20% of kindergarten students at nearly a dozen schools in oakland did not have all required immunizations last school year. the audit list was released by the california department of public health. oakland unified is not the only one on the list. >>> also, nervous moments in vallejo after a three alarm brush fire broke out this afternoon. this happened about two hours ago. at one point authorities told people living nearby to evacuate. thankfully crews were able to stop the spread before it reached any of these homes. >>> we are learning more about an officer-involved shooting in hayward leaving one person . this happened last night near foothills boulevard and city center drive. police said they responded to a call about a man who brandished a gun and then ran away. officers eventually tracked down the person matching the suspect description but when they tried to approach him they said he pointed a gun at officers leaving them to open fire. after the shooting, of

state exam , will they be able to pass the unified state exam using the same story, if they studiedhat should they do? i want to add, this will probably sound a little offensive, but nevertheless, the level of education was very low in ukraine, that is, not only history should be caught up, not only history, everything needs to be... all sciences, all subjects need to be improved , here, but children, as a rule, absorb all the best, so naturally, our enemies took advantage of this, there are not only textbooks, there is all the methodological literature, all the methodological literature from kindergarten, for school, universities, right up to football fans, what needs to be done, what needs to be said, what there should be chants there and from the podium, everything, everything, everything, all of this directly relates to the fact that russia is the enemy, well, speaking figuratively, in fact this is a very big job, huge financial resources have been spent, billions of dollars in order to for 20-30 years just fooling an entire people, because we , as the president says, we are fra

in a statement, district officials said in part, quote, the san lorenzo unified school district is aware of widening community concern based on the spread of social media messages, implying a safety threat at schools. we have consulted with law enforcement throughout the day and based on their thorough investigation, they have determined that these are not credible threats. a man who was shot along the embarcadero in oakland early this morning has died. police say the shooting happened just before 5 a.m. near the embarcadero bridge. and jack london square. paramedics transported the victim to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. so far, oakland police are not releasing any information about the victim or any potential suspect. it's a homeless man holding what appeared to be a gun was shot and killed by police in hayward. the two officers opened fire after police say the man pointed what turned out to be a b-b gun. right at them. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the story. he was young and he had a whole life to live and that i believe that the police could have handled it different.

doesn't necessarily seem like they are unified, i got. they are unified over two things, they say.ng that the biden administration, and unified on the southern border as well. that's about. it to say they are working on this stopgap measure, they think they can get it done to actually get the appropriations bill in. however, they don't necessarily know what is in the stopgap measure. we know they have voted against the stopgap before. so, not them specifically, but members of the republican caucus. so, with that in mind, what's your reaction to what we were just hearing there? >> so, very importantly, we are hearing right now from three allies of kevin mccarthy who are presenting an optimistic picture from kevin mccarthy, particularly garrett graves, louisiana, one of his closest allies who often speaks for the speaker. we are not hearing from matt gaetz and others. but importantly, what graves did there is he name checked the number of freedom caucus heart right members who have been cooperating, almost to isolate gaetz and others to say, why aren't you coming along? here is the b

a unified crisis management. a unified crisis management-— management. management. tell me more. we know that tens of — management. tell me more. we know that tens of thousands _ management. tell me more. we know that tens of thousands of _ management. tell me more. we know that tens of thousands of people - management. tell me more. we know that tens of thousands of people are l that tens of thousands of people are on the move at the moment away from the affected area. we've already mentioned the patchwork network of government that governs libya, so what support is there and what support awaits those people who have decided they simply cannot stay near derna? �* . ., , decided they simply cannot stay near derna? �* . . , ., decided they simply cannot stay near derna? ~ . . , ., , derna? actually there are figures from the international _ derna? actually there are figures i from the international organisation for migration, the iom, speaking of more than 43,000 people displaced including 24,000 on derna but the situation is really vague, as we don't kno

job search system has been launched without borders; work is underway to the formation of a unifiedr the transit of goods within the union, adopted general principles of approaches to ensuring food security of the member states, which consolidate the intention of the state to ensure food security in the eu through its own production of agricultural products and food. in the eu, the volume of lending to legal entities for certain types of activities has recovered; the figures have exceeded the level of 21 years in belarus; emphasis on healthcare and social services in kazakhstan; transport and warehousing in russia; forestry and fishing; farming. in regional centers , the equipment of healthcare institutions continues to be improved, the deputy prime minister stated. igor petrishenko, during a visit to slavgorod, also noted that the tasks set by the head of state to eliminate shortcomings. in the healthcare sector, the nuances that were identified by monitoring groups in slavgorodskaya were analyzed. the central district hospital is eliminating these deficiencies that can now be elim

when students from all over germany got there the students came here to fight for unified nation unified termination. you have to imagine that jeremy was separated into more than $200.00 smaller states at that time. and so they were fighting for unified nation, the democratic rights for everyone, cuz constitutional rights, they didn't have that. so they came here to fight against aristo chrissy. okay, so that must be why this is the castle of the germans. then for that reason, the next, the tours highlight. and if i'm not wrong, we're about to enter maybe the most famous study in germany, right. it is, yes. you've probably guessed it. this is where from 1521 protestant reform or martin luther translate to the bible, or more specifically the new testament into german loose or flag to that book castle to hide from his enemies. at his times it was, it was so important for people to it to have an accessible bible in their own language. and that's what mountain lisa tried to that problem and he tried to solve . he was using such a pictorial language that everyone could understand it. and he w

historical truth, when used for good, still have a huge, unifying, unifying force for the peoples ofifferent countries for the development of friendly and partnership relations between them ; we consider international cooperation; memory under the president of the russian federation, by the way, this is a common opinion, the center should receive a status under the president of the russian federation in connection with its significance and the unconditional trust that society gives to structures associated with the head of state. previously , this possibility was discussed with colleagues from all those who took part in the activities for the implementation of the work ready for work with full confidence that the country should have not only a powerful defense but also a value shield convinced of the unconditional victory of our fatherland at all fronts and at all times. thank you uh-huh alexander yakovlevich now you were talking about historical memory. what is one of the key one of the key topics, uh, the topics of our today in general in the great victory, and it was 197 million c

the unified far eastern company, created on your instructions , has significantly increased connectivityes and towns of the far east among themselves, in addition to the main routes, which are used by more than 2 million people a year, the company continues to expand its portfolio of social routes and subsidized routes. these 39 routes , almost all of them are new, which have never been done before; you had to fly on transfer planes , and here is an example that these new routes reduce travel time by up to nine times and in four times cheaper. than it was before, accordingly, open the far east for tourists and allow residents to move more freely. you signed in july of this year the federal law on northern delivery. the law , which was developed with all regions of the far east that depend on northern delivery, is aimed at ensuring uninterrupted supply. we are looking at a three-year planning horizon to reduce cargo delivery times. now the law has established priority for the processing of cargo from the northern delivery and, as a result, we expect a reduction in cost goods , a unified e

18 million first-graders sitting at their desks, approximately 2 million will study according to unified federal standards, high school students also received a new history textbook; in some areas in the south of sakhalin , a state of emergency due to bad weather, a month's worth of precipitation fell overnight, flooded 200 people are already working to eliminate the consequences of 70 houses in temporary accommodation centers. the only assault troops in the krasnaya liman direction are supported by tankers from the central military district crew perform combat missions on modernized t-72 and modern t-90 tanks. in france comes into force a new pension reform. the retirement age will gradually increase to 64 years. this initiative of the government has previously caused mass protests in the country. in russia, today is knowledge day, events in honor of the beginning of the school year are traditionally attended by first persons, so vladimir putin will hold an open hand to talk about what is important for the winners of subject olympiads and competitions, in addition to the president in th

the preparation of sabotage by the british intelligence services and large-scale plans to create a unifiedas transportation system of our country , in detail about these and other topics from vladivostok the main day of the eastern economic forum plenary session with the participation of the president of russia 10 years ago, the head of state set the key task of developing the far east. now it is clear that this was done, firstly, in a timely manner. secondly , this task has arisen in the new geopolitical realities. otherwise, some countries, primarily western ones, of course, with their own hands are destroying the system of financial trade economic relations, which they themselves created and, in many ways, built very important, that against this background, the space of genuine business cooperation is expanding in the world, a state that does not submit to any external pressure, but follows its own national interest, and there are more and more such states, and in different regions of the world russia is ready to cooperate with these states, because that there is mutual understanding on

the most modern and advanced technologies are used here , a multimedia studio, a unified informationublic is being restored, what is happening from artyomovsk to mariupol, and then ruzuf to the snowy donetsk state television and radio broadcasting company will tell residents of the region. every day from monday to friday at sunday informational results of the week olga meshcherkova. eduard ilyin to lead. now we’ll take a commercial break for a couple of minutes, and then we’ll talk about other news, don’t go anywhere. in my arms, the most beautiful woman on the entire black sea coast, spasskaya new series today at 21:20 it’s more profitable to collect saurs with discounts 90 commission per eq all payments without commission with a free account for business alfa bank for business. how the weekend went off with friends to a neighboring town and off we went, settled in and took a ride we smiled and enjoyed ourselves, these are the pies, and how about yours? go out on weekends to neighboring cities russia dot travel i like that you can control the heater from your phone the heater has a

were not unified right now, are we? is that optimism a bit misplaced?d: i think i will apply a bit of caution in terms of how much i want to put some optimism as to what is happening, largely because i think a lot of african countries are leaning so much of actions, which we should be taking other people on the west, when it comes to climate change, from my own perspective, i don't think a lot of our country, as national countries, are taking enough responsible actions. it is true that much of their admissions may not be coming from africa, and it is also true that we are dealing with a lot of the effects of climate change, the measuring the reactions from our own countries, at least for nigeria, for instance, i don't think we're taking enough actions to actually address the problem as it is. it's risky, it's dangerous, it's a good narrative that puts the fate of africa in the hands of the west, so i think leaning toward that trajectory which is something i speculate is happening most. i think it's risky, so i don't think i will be optimistic until i se

we may not even see a unified statement on the conflict.s of the 620 cannot agree on some sort of condemnation of the conflict? this is a challenge. i mean, i think we may have come — with the war in ukraine, its acceleration, its intensification, we're kind of looking the end of the joint comminuqye era in diplomacy and multilateralism has been deeply wounded by the schisms that have arisen outside of this war and it has tested relationships even within nato, as we know — turkey, finland, you know, all of those machinations have been extremely problematic — but i thinkjust from a purely economic aspect, these sort of social aspects that the 620 covers, the biggest challenge has been, of course, the grain deal and the black sea grain initiative and its breakdown in recent months as vladimir putin has demanded more and more access to markets, despite the fact that there are these sanctions that have been imposed. i don't see any way out, even in a situation where you might get some sort of consensus out of this 620 summit. still, the war is

and it's not only failing to produce results, but not even a unified position. we're not able to reach an agreement on drastically increasing renewable energy. we're not able to reach an agreement on phasing out or decreasing fossil fuels, especially cold. and it's just very odd to see what happens outside this hotel, this d 20 in the real world, and to see the difficulties to find the right diplomatic wedding on these environmental issues. we were asked to make bold choices to demonstrate coverage commitments and leadership. but we collectively failed to achieve that. we cannot be driven by the lowest common denominator all by natural national interest. we cannot allow the pace of change to be said by the slowest move us in the room. this is a crisis. our ministerial convening is most deliberate progress. it is a colossal waste of time and emissions for us to gather if our intention is merely to reiterate what we already know. so the world is in crisis and instead of producing the help grows and release the tube, 20 is itself in a crisis as an organization. ind

we know unified right now. all we is that ultimately a bit misplaced the i think of our apply it is because of the question um in terms of how much i want to put some of the tvs in um as to what's happening . latch the be for us. um i think of a lot of african countries and gaining so much of the actions which we should be beating other people on the west when it comes to climate change. um for my own perspective, i don't think um, a lot of our country has some national countries taking enough responsible action. it's true that most of the emissions may not be coming from africa. and it's also ensure that what they do with a lot of the effects of climate change about measuring the reactions from our own countries. um, at least what andrea, for instance, i don't think, but taking enough access to actually address the problem as it is um, it's the risky. it's dangerous. it's a good narrative sees that flips the feet of i freaked out the hands of the west. you know, so i think you need to worry about trajectory, w

it seems to me that the united states is trying to include multiple of and let's say the unified nato defense system. despite the fact that officially model of a can not be a member of this organization. if terrace policies that some kind of exercises are taking place in order for mold over to get closer to nato, then i think they are not very worried about it, because it is already become customary. but there is another narrative that says that under certain conditions, when some kind of crisis in the region appears, it already exists. it is the war, a new crane. but if it becomes more violent with a certain movement of troops, minova can try to solve it militarily together with ukraine, together with nato countries. for example, with romania, the problem of transmit a strip. of course, this is a serious threat to transmit stress. well those, i'm all dive and drills with america, not the only one. so nato is kicking off a mega drills and the bolt take within 24 hours. very close to russia's board is 30 ships, thousands of service might be firing off all kinds of miss 1000 guns. and a

rules government procurement and licensing will consider changes to the legal road traffic health unifiedtration system for recording offenses. in addition, the agenda includes a large block of economic issues, the current session, especially a single voting day in february next year. when the new parliament is formed, everything will finish its work on june twenty-eighth. uh, 2024 will literally pass in the middle of her work. uh, the electoral process will be renewed by the parliamentary corps. uh house representatives and this imposes certain obligations for the current deputy. that is, we must not only fulfill the plan for legislative activity, but also make the groundwork for our colleagues in the renewed parliament so that they can smoothly and effectively integrate into the work. tomorrow, the opening of the session will also take place in the council of the republic. member of the council of the republic valentin boyko donated a hearing aid for a disabled woman. valentina budai was 82 years old 3 years ago. she had brain surgery to remove tumors, as a result, every day she died. t

san francisco unified has 14 schools on that list. let's switch gears and go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. you have the golden gate bridge behind you. how was that flight yesterday? >>> yesterday's flight was amazing. for everyone who watched the noon show yesterday, i flew over the golden gate bridge after work. it was stunning, goodness. blue skies, light winds. it was great. at the surface level it was great too. that's what we are waking up to and heading into the afternoon with really. the marine layer is more tight, breezy on shore winds and temperatures as you head south into san francisco is in the 60s. we are in the low 60s for daytime highs along our coastline. down south along 101 into san jose we are warming up to the 80s with plenty sunshine and daytime highs still staying in the low 80s widespread throughout santa clara valley. we will see 70s from red wood city into sunnyvale. 80s turn to 90s in certain pockets like brentwood. back in the san francisco area, 60s and 70s. i will let you know what your weeke

a beautiful unifying image of the baloch sunnis tying their hair together on the walking path of the arbaeen survivors in zahedan. shiite and sunni ceremonies are one in the country because of the decrease in hotels he has come close to suffering from my people, really i feel myself from imam hossein's page, it is this magnetism that created any religion or religion you have, really here everyone is united and unified with every color, race, skin color and with every belief, all efforts are gathered together. ethnic groups and religions help each other in the movement of arbaeen, which some try to mention as a cause of division, and iraq and the shia religion of the province, or arabs, kurds and turkmens , a different narrative than what is seen on the roads leading to karbala during the days of arbaeen. but the museum does not belong to the city of a special book , it belongs to the followers of all religions the recent and decrease in rainfall so that this village is accessible to many people in the city and villages, we did not have access to some of the villagers, and we lacked i

so what about, what about a unified agend full before a retail? i mean, that must be all sorts of challenges facing different members of the for maybe to is or perhaps a template, some kind of a one unified top from of solidarity that everyone can agree upon right now. yes. so i think in the past, um, but it gives you 5 of the upside. okay. yeah. well, you know, maybe any tons of assignments to them then i mean change until after things. and that's what so for me, for the especially dependent upon. so yesterday they didn't pay more for maybe a month and then so let me actually just talk to you. and like i said before, for young stuff, you know, to do that or did you find some funding that's been 3 months, but the one to send out how many years? if somebody is reading the phone now, does the same work. phillips i asked and with, you know, just just the past few hours read the e u commission president understood. yvonne deland gave a speech noting that you're will invest in the confidence and help africa to combat with the local crises. as for examp

what data is sent to this very unified register?ertising creatives, on advertising platforms, on contracts and acts on advertising and on participants in the advertising chain, for example, a blogger agency company, and on statistics accurate to the sites information sent to the register through advertising data operators, access to information from the unified register will be available to all participants in this chain, that is , advertisers, agencies and those who directly place advertising, while everyone will see only the information that relates directly to him, when and what data needs to be transferred to the registry information about all participants in the advertising chain needs to be transferred to the unified register. well, for example, hmm tin of the advertiser and the one who places the advertisement, as well as, yes. what about the advertising itself? what is considered advertising and advertising of this information requires labeling, which helps to attract attention to the object of advertising, promote it and ma

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on the use of nuclear weapons, strategic nuclear weapons, unified command, everyone does this withinonsibility, also not a single commander can’t launch a submarine and no one can give him an order other than a single command, it’s interesting what the famous hodjis, the former commander of the ground forces, said just now, he said a very interesting thing, it’s very important, we would never allow american troops to fight like that the same way the ukrainians fought, without superiority in the air and without superiority in weapons, well, this is important, this is more important than can be, well, what he says is that, well, these same ones, these are the same cattle, they can fight in any conditions, but something else is more important, american the army does not know how to fight if it does not have superiority, does not know how, and is not ready, and this also applies to superiority in nuclear weapons, strategic weapons, the american army does not fight in any unit, in any sector, they are not sent... into battle if they do not have superiority, this was the case during the se

a story can be told miles away from karbala also found a beautiful unifying image of the procession of sunni balochi counterparts on the walking path of the arbaeen survivors in zahedan. shiite and sunni countries have become closer because of the decrease in hearts. the people have become united. i really feel myself from imam hussain's page is the magnet that gave birth to religion bashi, everyone here is really united and unified with every color, race, skin color and with every belief , everyone tries to help each other , and ethnic groups and religions in the arbaeen movement, which some try to use as a factor. for the sake of division, it should be noted that inside iraq and the shiite religion of the province, or arabs, kurds, and turkmens , there is a different narrative than what is seen on the roads leading to karbala during the days of arbaeen . from the latest example, the image of a martyred hero from a close-up view is shown on the silver screen of cinemas across the country it showed that less than a year has passed, youth , youth, season one, hit my brother's house, but

here is what we calledun -- call unified command.is where we have physically been since march, and then, in july, we developed this unified structure. so it's the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our human services hughesing partners, so primarily the department of homelessness and supportive housing and human services agency. so it's sort of a three-headed command in which we are coordinating and operating everything related to covid response. and now, of course, in this final phase, it's mass vaccination. the first year was before the pandemic was extremely busy. the fires, obviously, that both we were able to provide mutual support but also the impact of air quality. we had, in 2018, the worst air quality ten or 11 days here in the city. i'm sure you all remember it, and then, finally, the day the sun didn't come out in san francisco, which was in october. the orange skies, it felt apocalyptic, super scary for people. you know, all of those things, people depend on government to say what's h

really, here everyone is united and unified, from every color, race, skin color and with every belief , all ethnicities and religions are gathered together to help. in the movement of arbaeen, some people try to mention it as a factor for division, shia kurdistan province or arab and kurds and turkmen , a different narrative than what is seen on the roads leading to karbala during the days of arbaeen, imam hussein does not belong to a specific person, it belongs to the followers all religions are soleimani news agency news about their unemployment due to the development of intelligence we have heard a lot about artificial intelligence. for example, the american employment agency challenger said that 4,000 people lost their jobs in one month due to the development of artificial intelligence. actors and writers in hollywood are also worried that artificial intelligence will be replaced. the unemployment of 4,000 people in the world is an impressive statistic for various reasons, and the type of artificial intelligence disk can write screenplays or act about the development of artificial

the sunol glenn unified school board meeting was held in the sunol glenn school cafeteria, and it was at capacity for today's hastily called emergency session. technically it was to decide the future of the school principal, the district superintendent, molly barnes, and a school district lawyer, but the district has been divided in the wake of a controversy that began with the vandalism of a pride flag earlier this summer and a decision to fly another pride flag in the wake of that vandalism. the board last week voted that only the american and california flags can be displayed leading to the disposing of numerous flags around the school and ultimately today's meeting. barnes disagreed with the ban. today parents and staff at the meeting overwhelmingly supported barnes and the advising attorney and the lgbtq community. >> because bullying is what is happening here. adults bullying adults. adults bullying children who are members of a marginalized community who deserve our support and love. >> reporter: the superintendents of alameda and the castro valley also weighed in. >> we have a

i mean, he has unified the west. this is enough to continue that.o more and particularly have india help freeze out and hurt russia economically or, you know, the war in ukraine but they continue to expand it to the groups outside of nato, i think, is foremost on his mind and radically important to accomplish right now. do you exect accomplish right now. do you meet to _ accomplish right now. do you meet to see _ accomplish right now. do you expect to see some - accomplish right now. do you expect to see some sort - accomplish right now. do you expect to see some sort of i expect to see some sort of agreement on that come out of the 620? we agreement on that come out of the 620? ~ . .,,, ., the 620? we were crossing our finaers the 620? we were crossing our fingers and _ the 620? we were crossing our fingers and hoping _ the 620? we were crossing our fingers and hoping for - the 620? we were crossing our fingers and hoping for the - fingers and hoping for the best. i'd like to think they understand just how important this is. print and public aims a

the results of the gasification program in kyrgyzstan about it ilya lyalin the new law on taxis a unified federal program in kindergartens , islamic mortgages and hot meals for schoolchildren , dina ivanova will tell about the changes that come into force on september 1 hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is the program today , its presenter mirofiziev. and vladimir chernyshov today in russia, the day of knowledge, the new school year begins after the summer holidays , more than 18 million teenage children sat down at their desks, of which about two million went for the first time. the first class is, by the way, 8% more than last year, the main gift for their holiday. this year has become under-year in most regions. she, well right july first opened its doors to students opened the door to students 160 new schools. and this one the number was announced today by vladimir putin at the opening ceremony of five educational institutions. he personally took part via video link, and also the president, together with the head of kyrgyzstan, gave a start t

yes, i lost, sir, the meeting between andrei rublev and the unified state examination or the manfisag to a similar scenario russian. won two the third set lost the starting set, but the experienced frenchman did not end up with the victory of rublev with a score of 6-4-6-3 6 1 in the fifth set , and in less than 2.5 hours the prisyanin made three months. made two double faults converted six of the fourteen points in the third round by an opponent. rublev will be another representative of france arthur no. in the third round of the us open tennis championship, daria kosatka also made it to the first racket of russia, taking into account the match of the starting circle, won the second strong-willed victory, in a row, leaving us representative sofia kenen out of the tournament, the meeting lasted less than 2.5 hours and ended with a score of 26-6-464. kasatkina made three aces, made 10 double faults, realized seven out of nine break points of the entire 1/8 final killer whale. lyudmila samsonova ekaterina alexandrova has also overcome the barriers of the second round of the tournament.

so when you have more channels telling the unified story and fewer channels telling the more nuanced,s unified, that's where republicans end up being in a little bit of a political pickle. >> i want to bring up on our screen if the control room can bring up the tweet from a congressman about being afraid of a government shutdown. if we can get that up on our screen for our panel to see. he's basically saying, scared of a shutdown? these remain fully funded and functional, social security, medicare, medicaid, veterans' programs, military activities, diplomats, law enforcement, postal service. less government isn't a bad thing. that is pretty stunning, to have a member of congress saying that a shutdown wouldn't be so bad. i mean, their fundamental job really is to keep government operating. that's why they were, you know, elected, presumably, to do that. tim, is that an okay narrative, i guess, for -- to be within the republican conference right now that you've got some people who are saying this isn't a bad thing, calling to shut it down? does that help republicans especiallies in 202

learn play foundation launched a monumental campaign to ensure support and resources for oakland unified come. >> the foundation aims to raise and invest $50 million into the oakland unified school district by 2026. today, the curry's were at lockwood steam academy, where more than 600 students received a central resources to help them thrive. >> every parent wants to give their child the world and sometimes it's just not possible. and so i think it's been really great for us as an organization to kind of step in and be the village for people that don't don't have one. >> now, what we're doing with oakland unified school district is where kids go to eat, learn and play, and the name fits, eat, learn, play launched in 2019 and so far has raised more than $47 million. >> and served 25 million meals for oakland families. >> they are incredible. i don't know what they do for energy. i mean, they're just like perpetual motion. yeah, like is almost like a second job for steph with all the stuff they do in the community. but we're so lucky to have them. >> i don't think they're normal humans. >

he has unified the west. this is enough to continue that.d like to see india do more and particularly have india help freeze out and hurt russia economically for the war in ukraine but continue to expand it to groups outside of nato is foremost on his mind and critically important right now. >> do you expect to see some sort of agreement on that come out of the g20? >> we are crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. i would like to think they understand how important this is. putin's aims are not just towards ukraine. it is extreme efforts beyond that. those agreements taking place with the expansion of brics is of concern. i would like to think this is not just an us versus them mentality. i think reaching out to entities and countries like india that have agreements with china and russia would help unify our relationships with them and keep them even once removed from helping russia in the effort. >> you will be back with their colleagues in the house next week. president biden has asked you all for $24 billion in more funding for ukr