construction process at the site has been completed. in such a way that we are constructing four power unit launchesonce with a controlled nuclear chain reaction. in 1928, we will perform an operation at the first power unit. on connecting the power unit to the network and further development of power and putting the unit as a whole into commercial operation, from this moment on the second, third and fourth power unit will, accordingly, be surrendered within, therefore, one year after each other. mayor ruslan shagaleev, after the welcoming ceremony, the participants of the motorcade at innopolis university were shown the advanced developments of robot technology. today. visited the extreme park uran and the it-park. and today at the exhibition in the russia forum at the vdd it was the day of the altai territory. its head, viktor tomenko, told us about the life of the region. in our studio at the forum exhibition, take part with your own exposition and the goals that we have set, well , as always happens during exhibitions of some kind presentations, forums, of course, i want to show myself to others

an idf unit launched a rocket attack on a residential building in the town of khanyunis, in the southf the gaza strip. at least 20 people died. the publication was attacked from the air near a hospital in the city of alkuts in the enclave. the israeli military claims there were hamas members there. against this backdrop, the biden administration plans to send israel high-precision spice bombs worth $320 million. the wall street journal writes about this. the un calls for avoiding much more escalation. the organization's secretary general , antonio guteres, said that he fears the conflict will expand and new participants will join. the topic will be continued by georgi alisashvili. bombs fall on hospitals with gases. according to the red crescent, the israeli defense forces attacked the alquz hospital at night. and earlier , rockets exploded on the territory of alshifa - this is one of the largest medical institutions controlled by hamas. idf representatives have officially stated that absolutely all buildings in the gaza strip are legitimate targets if hamas militants are hiding in th

united launches daily flights to beijing on the ninth. china southern brings back flights on the 11th. on the 29th, china eastern resumes twice a week service to shanghai. >> when more airlines come back to sfo, that benefits tourism and businesses in sfo. there is an effect that ripples throughout the region. not only exciting for sfo but for the san francisco bay area. >> i'm smiling because, yeah, that is good news. >> reporter: chappelle is optimistic and ready to see how this plays out. >> i'm not sure if it will get all the way back like it was in 2019, but san francisco is san francisco. everybody wants to see san francisco. >> reporter: and if those visitors are lucky, maybe they will get to see san francisco for the first time. >> welcome aboard. >> reporter: with captain chappelle driving it way. >> they usually get off the bus smiling. i like what i do. >> san francisco's travel most recent forecast for this year shows the city reaching about 89% of the pre-pandemic visitor levels overall. they project it to grow to nearly 93%

then i haven't the kids to this, the united states are launching, it's a satellite retail burden. were kept to port 40 claims. the satellite was a defensive measure against the us. so for those are going to keep cutting for the launch of the companies and to set to light. is it to get a clear picture of the dia, military moves of the united states, and it's a 4 level. so that be quite to be fully prepared to for them to present the us ambassador rejected. north korea's claims the dpr k isn't responding to us or allied military activity. no. the dpr k is unabashedly trying to advance is nuclear weapons delivery systems by testing ballistics, ballistic missile technology. in clear violation of this counsels resolutions. south korea also heaped on the criticism. the d. b r k is moving beyond beyond violating the motive passcodes council resolutions to now almost a month. the decisions are made by the skilled concepts to china and russia came to north korea's defense proclaiming the us for standing tensions where you find me assume the united states has taken the opportunity to streng

united launches them on the 9th. china southern brings them back on the 11th and on the 29th china eastern resumes twice a week service. >> when more airlines are come being back to sfo it benefits tourism, businesses at sfo and that is an effect that ripples throughout the region. not just for sfo but for the san francisco bay area. >> i am smiling. yeah, that is good news for me. >> reporter: he is optimistic. he is ready to see how this plays out. >> i am not sure if it will get back all of the way it was back in 2019. but, san francisco is san francisco, everybody wants to see san francisco.. >> reporter: if those visitors are lucky maybe they will get to see san francisco for the very first time with captain chapelle guiding the way. >> i enjoy making people happy. they usually get off of the bus smiling. i like what i do. >> showing the city reaching 89% of the prepandemic visitors over all. they project it to grow to 93% in 2024. >>> and, some bay area transplants from down under are doing their part to boost

competitor, the united launch alliance, a joint venture between boeing and lockheed martin. this year spacex has already surpassed that record with 85 orbital launches and counting. for now, and for the near future, the u.s. government's access to space is overwhelmingly tied to spacex. and a white house spokesman said monday that he is, quote, not aware of any efforts to change that. >> there is innovation out there in the private sector that we'd be foolish to walk away from. i'm not aware of any specific efforts to address -- to address our concerns over his rhetoric. but that doesn't mean that we accept or agree with or condone in any way that antisemitic rhetoric that he pushed. >> cnn has reached out to spacex. so far no comment. as for nasa, it has had plans in place for years to try to reduce its dependency on one company. boeing's long delayed starliner spacecraft is now expected to take astronauts to the international space station some time next year. and blue origin is developing an alternative lunar lander for artemis program. but the problem is neither of them a

and in the spring of 1980, the third power unit was launched , using fast neutrons bn-600.it was the largest in the world. the nuclear reactor of the beloyarsk nuclear power plant should be. a standard of strength, it still remains a standard , it has been operating successfully for more than 40 years, in its likeness, the fourth power unit bn-800 was launched in the summer of 2014, in terms of reliability and safety, it is among the best in the world. the reactor compartment dome will remain intact even if a plane falls on it the building will withstand a magnitude seven earthquake. the beloyarsk nuclear power plant is an important part of the all-russian energy system. here we can see the turbine. and a generator that directly generates electricity and feeds it into the network, the power of the unit is 880 mw, to make it clear, this is about a million kettles that can be boiled at the same time. now bas produces 16% of the volume of electricity in the sverdlovsk energy system. in the future, with the launch of a new reactor using mox fuel, this figure will be even higher

as the chinese government and nearly eight times the number of spacex's closest competitor, the united launch alliance, a joint venture between boeing and lockheed martin. this year spacex has surpassed that with 85 orbital launches and counting. for now the u.s. government's access to space is overwhelmingly tied to spacex. a white house spokesperson said he's not, quote, aware of any efforts to change that. >> there's information in the private sector that we would be foolish to walk away from. i'm not aware of any specific efforts to address -- to address our concerns over his rhetoric, but that doesn't mean that we accept or agree with or condone in any way that anti-semetic rhetoric that he pushed. >> reporter: now cnn has reached out to spacex. so far, no comment. as for nasa, it has had plans in place for years to try to reduce its dependency on one company. you have boeing starliner spacecraft designed to carry astronauts to the space station next year. blue origin has a lunar lander alternative but the problem is neither of those options are ready yet. erin? >> kristin, thank you ver

united states, and one thing, it's a satellite with a burden or catapult facility claims. the satellite was a defensive measure against the us. so for those that keep cutter for the launch of the contents of the satellite, is it to get a clear picture of the dia, military moves of the united states, and it's a 4 level so that be quite to be fully prepared for them to present the us ambassador rejected north korea's claims, the dpr k isn't responding to us or allied military activity. now, the dpr k is unabashedly trying to advance is nuclear weapons delivery systems by testing ballistics, ballistic missile technology. in clear violation of this counsels resolutions failed. korea also heaped on the criticism. the dpr k is moving beyond beyond violating the multiple security council resolutions for now, almost a month. the decisions are made by the school counselor to china and russia came to north korea's defense to proclaiming the us for standing tensions. where are you familiar from? the united states has taken the opportunity to strengthen the military alliances, provide confrontation, and mobilize the allies for military exercises and we'll talk about that's further

turning to new media, more one step in this direction was the successful launch of the belarusian national radio player, which unitedd additional convenience in consuming radio information, radio music, and so on the most, you know, when we say there is no need to stop in this regard, god, all the new technological or technical tools, they provide additional opportunities, at the moment radio is almost all platforms. easily and quickly from anywhere in the world. the belarusian payment service was presented today in moscow at the eurasian business forum integration. the main theme is digital independence. and today, when payment logistics are disrupted, in some countries it is impossible to make payments by bank card, domestic development by an htp resident the belarusian company lvo offers a new solution: making payments using a qr code. citizens of these 90 countries of the world have become users of ours. that is, technologies that in some places limit remote identification, thanks to our service, thanks to the laws of our country , on the contrary, they are growing and expanding, here we see very interesting tre

a special police operation involving all police units was launched to apprehend the perpetrators. these are men aged 47 and 53. currently, they are detained under article 208. two criminal proceedings have been opened for this fact, for attempted murder, and also under article 263. currently, investigative actions are still ongoing. funds the russian guard. ex-people's deputy oleg tsarev was informed of a new suspicion. in 2014 he left for russia in 2008 and actively cooperates with the military and political leadership of the aggressor state. he owned real estate and a number of enterprises in crimea. after the occupation, he registered the property under russian law and hired the military rosguards for protection. he transfers money to them for so-called work, with which he finances the occupying forces, the prosecutor general's office noted. earlier, tsarev was already informed about the suspicion of encroaching on the territorial integrity of ukraine, collaborative activities and the state council. student riot at the lviv polytechnic demand the release of linguist iryna fario

other hand, the people of the world are actually suffering different kind of wars that the united states is launching against them and their... coming out to express their rage against the united states policy, palestine is on the top of the list now, but there are other issues, there are other important issues, for people in africa. for people in asia, for people, especially in our region, west asia, there are many many, you know, important issues, we cannot forget, for example what happened in yemen, you know, when hundreds of thousands of people got killed in yemen and they did not lift finger, we cannot ignore you know this vicious united states you, attempt of recolonize the area military. they are you know building their military presence in the region, but on the other hand, there is also the palestinian heroic and brave resistance, the lebanese heroic and brave resistance. israel is in its worse shape, i say, not just in term of its international and regional situation, but also on the ground, i mean today the palestinian resistance have released you know... videos that shows how not just isr

. >> harris: united states launched new airstrikes against i iran-backed terrorists who continue to attack overseas. our side killed six iranian proxy fighters 1st death since the u.s. began airstrike. they hit us 53 times, we hit them two. i'm harris faulkner here with kayleigh mcenany, also joining us carley shimkus and hudson institute rebecca heinrich is here and marc thiessen. let's start. pentagon confirmed u.s. air bombs bombed eastern syria. both belong to iran revolutionary guard corps. one was a major training center, the other revolutionary guard safe house. these airstrikes are the second time u.s. fired back against the killers iran pays for and trains. troops have been attacked staggering 52 times since october 17th, including four additional attack since yesterday's attack. fox news senior jack keanes he thinks united states needs stronger response to deter it. >> this is the third strike and this time focus on people, training center and safe house, i don't know if it will be effective, would want it to be effective as everybody does. my sense, it will not be, it is not com

declared that it has launched attacks against israeli post as well in a lot, not only against us bases in iraq, so that will also be a sign that all the resistance fronts together, united will be launching their attacks against the... very soon, well stay with us, mariam, we're going to cross over now to our correspondent uh farsan who's joining us from the iranian capital, tehran, also on hand with a rally that's taking place uh in in the iranian capital, fir now what's what's going on behind you, what can tell us about today's riley? hundreds of iranian people from all walks of life from different generations have gathered to express their solidarity with innocent civilians of palestine and to express their outrage and anger against the israeli uh crimes against the ongoing genocide in the densely populated of gaz. the streep in the last more than 20 days. i was talking to some of the participants of this gathering of this rally today and told them that why are you here today? they told me that when they were watching the videos and the photos of the ongoing genocide in gaza they couldn't stand it and that was all they could do to just be here and express their solid

today, the united nations launched a 1.2 billion dollars humanitarian appeal, to help 2.7 million peoplehe west bank, including eastjerusalem. some life—saving aid is getting into gaza from egypt, through the rafah crossing, but nowhere near enough. there is a split that has opened between the israel and the un agencies. the israeli government doesn't think the un is doing enough to pressure hamas, who are holding nearly 240 hostages. with us tonight the director general of the international committee of the red cross, robert mardini. thank you for being on the programme. you will have probably heard the exchanges between the un secretary—general and the views coming from the foreign minister the other way. you are somewhat, as ever, stuck in the middle here. what can you tell us about how difficult it has become to operate on the ground, now that the gaza strip is split? ground, now that the gaza strip is slit? . ground, now that the gaza strip is slit? , _ ground, now that the gaza strip is slit? , ., , split? first, let me say that every child killed _ split? first, let me say that ev

another step in this direction was the successful launch of the belarusian national radio player, which today unitesnching this unified national radio player, yes, we actually created additional convenience in consuming native information, native music, and thus, you know, when we say, there is no need to stop in this regard, lord, all new technological or technical tools, they provide additional opportunities. at the moment, radio, almost all platforms that exist in the world and that are represented in our country are used by radio stations to promote their content, to organize interaction with the audience, and of course to promote their interests and win new listeners, as for radio stations today - this is 12 radio stations, four republican, seven regional and one international. the final stage of the tournament started in minsk tennis golden racket. the four best teams in the capital are fighting for prizes. for the first time, young tennis players from russia will take part in the championship. each team consists of three boys and girls under the age of 12. all matches are held in singles, dou

your students worthy of you, all the best, thank you, in september 2023, the young guard of united russia launchedroject, volunteers with specialized education conduct additional classes, they help with homework for children who are now studying in schools which, by the way, have gaps in their education after ukraine. her homeland was almost burned by ukrainian radicals, and the german authorities wanted to ruin it. the story of a russian woman who very soon may become a deputy in germany, about this immediately after a short pause, hello, you are watching matador, our program is dedicated to the famous peste in the spanish city of ponplon. 140,000 inhabitants live, the population of the city during the fiesta of san fermino reaches half a million. in the ancient bullfighting ritual that has come down to us, a message has been preserved about the real current state of the world, and to those who are still dissatisfied with their reflection. answered the great spaniard, things in themselves are neither good nor evil, good and evil lie in our desire or unwillingness of them. matador, sun and shadow

one of the ways to, if not stop the dangerous activities that the united states has launched near ourt slow it down, is to constantly draw the attention of the world community to the problem. as noted earlier in the ministry of defense of russia and moscow , they managed to reach many countries, but washington is not becoming more careful. well, most often they remain silent, sometimes they give instructions not to react at all. so, uh, they stopped some of the work. we think it's ours achievement, we are starting, we have reached out to many countries, we probably need to think about what the pentagon is actually doing , however, while washington is actively resisting on the issue of biological security and is doing everything to continue dangerous research, as security council secretary nikolai patrushev emphasized, the glasaks are coming up with reasons , to slow down the creation of mechanisms that would put biological activity under... the control of the world community. back in april , a parliamentary commission of inquiry work of american biological laboratories in ukraine pres

one way to, if not stop the dangerous activities that the united states has launched near our borders down is to constantly attract the attention of the world community to the problem. as the russian ministry of defense noted earlier, moscow managed to reach out to many countries, but washington is becoming more careful. most often they remain silent, sometimes they give instructions not to react at all, which means that they have curtailed some of the work, and we believe that this is our achievement, but we are starting to reach out to many countries, so we probably need to think about what the pentagon territory is actually doing, however, while washington is on the issue of biological security actively resists and does everything to continue dangerous research. as secretary of the security council nikolai patrushev emphasized, the glasaks are coming up with reasons to slow down the creation of mechanisms that would put biological activity under the control of the world community. back in april , a parliamentary commission to investigate the work of american biological laboratories

the united states, which launched its program in georgia, trained and armed this provocation.li obediently carried out. to create an anti-russian bridgehead in ukraine, it took much more, a bloody coup in 2014 and 8 years of punitive operations against the population of donbass while encouraging the west to violate the minsk package of measures approved by the security council. i would like to once again recall the cynical confessions of merkel, hollande and poroshenko, that the minsk they needed the agreements not for the sake of peace in ukraine, but only in order to provide the kiev regime with time to build up its military potential against russia, in a series of thwarted attempts to solve the acute problems of our continent on the principles of the osce, and the cossack memorandum, which could reliably resolve the situation in moldova 20 years ago. nato and eu brussels then unceremoniously torpedoed the document already initialed by chisinau and teraspol. and now they are killing the 5 +2 format too. the last thing left of joint efforts for the transnistrian settlement. i

. >> vice president kamala harris announced the launch of the united states artificial intelligence safetyic institute while she visited the united kingdom for an ai summit. her remarks came after president biden signed executive order that established standards for ai security and privacy. >> please welcome the vice president of the united states kamala harris. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, everyone. please have a seat. good afternoon. it's good to see everyone. ambassador hartley, thank you for the warm welcome that you gave us last night and today and for inviting us to be here with you and thank you for your extraordinary leadership on behalf of the president and me and our country and it is, of course, my honor to be here in the united states embassy in london as well as to be foreign prime minister thosa may and all of the leaders from the private sector civil society, academia and many international partners. so tomorrow i will participate in primary minister rishi global summit on global safety to continue to advance global collaboration and safe and responsible use of ai, today

we're launching the sales of our residential units, not the residencies, and we thought no better place've obviously launched in manchester last week as well. so manchester, singapore, then we head over to china to hong kong and into dubai. now, you're off to china after this. i'm sure you're aware of everything happening with the property market there. is that something that's concerning you? i'm not concerned about it. i mean, we're not coming over here sort of saying that people have to buy. we're saying to people that this is, i think, a stellar project, an exemplar project in the city. a project that... i think we've got a building and architecture that could sit in any major international city in the world, and that is my view of manchester. it's a major international city now. and obviously, we will take it over to beijing, into shanghai into hong kong and people will buy or they won't. we've got a lot of people locally in manchester that want to buy, but we want to make sure that this development is sold all around the world. w is a global project. it's a global brand, they dema

it has to do more things than launch a satellite into orbit and if it is pointing at the united statesuse this is third time lucky, they have tried to do it three times this year, it is technically banned under the united nations security council is resolutions. but they had been launching missiles like there was no tomorrow for ages and ages. this isjust one more. we was no tomorrow for ages and ages. this isjust one more.— this is 'ust one more. we will bring the this isjust one more. we will bring the anel this isjust one more. we will bring the panel in- _ this isjust one more. we will bring the panel in. paul— this isjust one more. we will bring the panel in. paul and _ this isjust one more. we will bring the panel in. paul and elise. - this isjust one more. we will bring the panel in. paul and elise. whati the panel in. paul and elise. what you make of these developments, paul? . you make of these developments, paul? , . .,, , ., you make of these developments, paul? , . , ., , paul? the sheer cost this would be to net a paul? the sheer cost this would be to get a spy _ paul? the

likely transition from mobilization to recruiting, yes, we are now observing in some combat units have already launched such a system, in particular, the third separate assault brigade, it has its own recruiting centers , yes, that is, you can not wait for the mobilization order to come to you, the mobilization order will come, there, you can come and specifically go through , how, after passing a certain selection, to get into the ranks of a particular brigade, as far as such a format, it can be successful in general, because we understand that there are certain cases among our colleagues, in particular, when people, for example, wanted to get in, there are such problems, they wanted to get into a separate unit, yes, to serve together with their comrades, they even had this relationship, as it was, but then due to certain obstacles or due to a greater need for specialists in other units, they did not end up there, where i wanted, and such cases are probably not isolated, but how can this system of, this concept of recruiting overcome such problems? i think i'll get over it, look, the thing is, if a pe

. >>> elsewhere in the middle east, the united states launched air strikes into iraq earlier this morning targeting and destroying two separate facilities used by iranian proxy groups who were targeting american troops. this marked the second round of strikes conducted by the u.s. in roughly 24 hours. it comes after an american military gun ship opened fire on monday destroying a vehicle carrying three iranian backed militants. the pentagon said those targeted were involved in a missile attack on an american air base in iraq just moments earlier. reuters reports there have been 66 strikes launched against u.s. forces in iraq and syria since october 17th. at least 62 u.s. service members have reported minor injuries or some sort of traumatic brain injury as a result. there certainly have been a growing cry for the u.s. to strike back harder and seems like we are. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," we'll bring you an update on an effort in one state to keep donald trump off the ballot next year. we'll have that, a look at sports, plus a check on the holiday travel forecast when we com

. >> next, vice president kamala harris announcing the launch of the united states a.i. safety institute during an international summit on the technology. her remarks follow an executive order by president biden that establishes standards for a.i. security and privacy. from the united kingdom a.i. summit sponsored by the british government. this is about 15 minutes >> please welcome the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. vice president harris: as well as to be with former prime minister theresa may and all the leaders from the private sector, civil society, academia, and our many international partners. tomorrow i will participate in prime minister sunak's global summit on a.i. safety. to continue to advance global collaboration on safe and responsible use of a.i. today i will speak for broadly about the vision and principles that guide america's work on a.i. president biden and i believe that all leaders from government, civil society, and the private sector have a moral, ethical, and societal duty to make sure that a.i. is adopted in a way that protect

and financially, from a military point of view, it is no coincidence that the united states occupied part of syria, launchedmber, were, 20 years in afghanistan, they are trying to put pressure on iran, they announced sanctions against iran, they are holding iran’s money.

unit. first, the scouts launched a domestic super drone into the sky. an aircraft-type drone circled over the enemy trenches for several hours and broadcast high-quality video to headquarters. as soon as the operator revealed the firing points of the ukrainian armed forces, their coordinates reached the artillery in a matter of minutes. at that time , a crew of large-caliber geocinth was on duty at the front line. there is, there is a gap, a defeat, the soldiers fired at the opponents with high-explosive shells, they all hit the target , and not only enemy guns came under fire, but a field warehouse with ammunition, active battles continue in the artyomovsk area, the enemy does not lose hope of returning the lost city, throws there assault groups, and this is a strike by ivanovo paratroopers on enemy infantry, weather it was cloudy, a salvo of rocket launchers covered a vast area comparable to the area of ​​several football fields, a drone shot recorded the enemy’s fire defeat and his further retreat. in the meantime, our units are methodically hitting

launch of a reconnaissance satellite into orbit. pyongyang notified seoul and tokyo about its plans in advance, but korea and japan, as well as their ally, the unitedhis launch. japan's akina prefecture, over which the missile's intended trajectory passed, the day before, air raid sirens sounded, people were called to go down to shelter. seoul, in response to pyongyang's actions, suspended part of the inter-korean military agreement, which allows it to resume reconnaissance in the border area. north korea responded to all this that they have the legal right to increase self-defense capabilities and promised to launch several more similar devices in the near future, although the japanese ministry of defense, which monitored the launch, assures that it was unsuccessful; the satellite was never able to enter orbit. british journalists may have recognized the name of banksy, the same street artist who, despite the world fame and popularity of his works, was still able to remain anonymous; bbc reporters call him robbie, but this is only if banksy then gave his real name. with this we say goodbye to the viewers of central russia, see you later, will sant

unit. with the launch of its own station, belarus became a full member of the world club of nuclear powers,ich uses atomic energy for peaceful purposes. let’s ask deniz moroz how this will strengthen the country’s energy and economic security. deputy minister of energy of belarus denis saravich. hello. hello. so, there are already two power units, finally. and we were waiting for this event, but what opportunities does this provide as a whole for the country and its inhabitants? well, we really need to say that the event that happened in november 2023 is a historical event, when the first nuclear power plant was launched in belarus and was already fully operational, and indeed this radically changed the situation in the energy country. one must understand that the republic of belarus is a country that did not have much the amount... of our own natural energy resources, and we have always been, let’s say, in deficit, we have always been dependent on natural gas supplies, from our partners, and the decision that was made at the end of the 2000s, the head of state, it turned out to be very tim

in the united front, pakistanis have launched a fundraising campaign to provide crucial aid and relief for palestinians who are affected by israeli atrocities in gaza. our correspondent nasar khasmi had. more. palestine will be free. thousands of pakistanis took to the streets in a solidarity march, fervently expressing their condemnation of the israeli atrocities against the palestinian people in kaza. it's not the silence from the world, it's only silence from our governors our rulers. the the people are here everywhere in all over the world, so the people are. with the palestine, with the palestinians, down down occupation, there were chances of solidarity as passionate individuals from all walks of life, gathered to voice their concerns for palestinian lives and express support for their rights. as mother and as country woman, i am very much upset by saying all this, i can't sleep, it's very painful, it is genocide and it should be stopped, reacting to the continuing israeli actions in gaza, pakistanis expressed support for palestinians, not just through marches, but also through a

and now buy mercy candies for only 239 rubles. in the united states, the test launch of the intercontinentalic missile minnitman-3, which was supposed to demonstrate america's readiness for a hypothetical nuclear conflict, turned out to be a failure; it did not fulfill its test tasks, so it had to be disposed of right in flight, allegedly due to some kind of malfunction, although the pentagon did anna voronina was looking into the reasons for the failure on this widely publicized project. 6 minutes is a long flight. 133 i give the command to launch two missiles. the missile was destroyed right in the skies over california at 0:00 6 minutes local time. the pentagon warned about the tests on the eve, saying that the purpose of the launch was to demonstrate the readiness of american nuclear forces, the result, as they say, is obvious. the readiness of the us nuclear forces leaves the best to live, ground-based forces, they are in the worst condition, because, in principle, from the silos where these very ballistic missiles are based, we should focus our attention on aviation and submarines. min

despite the fact that lebanon seems to have lost all confidence. in the united nations and in international law, they will still be launchingt this is unacceptable, this is unbearable and this is something that lebanon will not be silent about, now at the same time we also have funeral processions for hazballah's martyr who uh who was killed yesterday, and as you can see it seems that we have less marters uh for hizbullah, this is why... the israeli seem to have lost maybe most of their database or lot of their targets that are military targets or targets for hesbollow which is differs differs from the first uh two weeks of the of the confrontation and now they seem to be venting their anger on lebanese and we had also earlier in the day um we have the killing of an 80-year-old grandmother uh her granddauter was also wounded as a result of the showing on their house in the carkela bordertown although they were an area that was also inside deep inside the the town away from the border area uh and also we had the fact that these journalists as well were not in a place that was uh maybe level zero or very close um to any post

when san francisco was used as the backdrop of the united nations launching at that time. take a look at your screen. we want to cycle through some maps just to let you know what's going on. the bay bridge. his is francisco, but the bay bridge will be a mass east and wetbnd. don't be surprised to see hard closures or detours taking you off in a place that you don't want to. 4th and 5th street off ramps. that will be particularly troublesome. so keep that in mind. moscow. nice. enter this is ground 0 for the summit. so if you don't want to or you don't have to be down here, avoided altogether, not he'll also a hot spot because that will be another location for the summit and barca darryl surface streets, mission market, you name it everywhere will be a problem. we're talking 20,000 people who will be in attendance. not to mention. we do expect protesters everyday traffic is horrific. anyway in san francisco. and to add on top of that area, we're talking motorcades. 21 dignitaries, high security street closures. you get the point if you don't have to be down here, don't beca

michelle eisen is a national leader of starbucks workers united — who helped launch the union.mpany refers to as red cup day. it is probably the largest promotional day all year for the company, and it is a horrible day if you are a starbucks worker. stores are continually understaffed, constantly running out of product. there's long wait times for customers and the workers on the floors of these shops, they bear the brunt of that. and it's time that our voices be heard, and the strongest voice we have right now — the strongest weapon we have right now — is our labour. we've won the first unionised starbucks in us history. michelle eisen worked at the first ever starbucks to successfully organise. and she's still a key figure in starbucks workers' efforts to unionise. what do you hope to achieve? what i hope to achieve is that the company starts paying attention. and we're seeing a lot of different groups who are joining us in front of these stores this year, and i think that's what's going to set this apart. and i think that's what should scare the company. their reputation is

production of aurus cars has been launched in the united arab emirates. the assembly of sedans has already begun with plans for the production of suvs. commandant. heavy rains are falling in the european part of the country; by the end of the week , meteorologists promise colder temperatures, to what extent the thermometer will drop. in the coming hours, the first group of russians evacuees from the gas sector in egypt will fly home. 70 people were taken out of the region attacked by israel through the rafah checkpoint and taken to cairo, at the border, the gaza strip is already... the second group of our compatriots is preparing to leave, there are about 100 people in it. alexander belibov will tell you the details. the evacuation began early in the morning, around 7:00 am, when several dozen of our citizens arrived at the rafah checkpoint. today all of them were included in the lists for leaving this checkpoint, the fact is that the checkpoint has several security cordons, the first is located on the side of the gas sector, the other is on the side of t