the research co coordinated by the university of exit or in the u. k. highlights the risk of failing to tackle the climate emergency. low in nonce, her family are sheltering from extreme heat temperatures outside solar above 40 degree celsius. they've taken just setting still just to survive today and then maybe that's why we have to have that. i went outside last week and when i came back, i was sick. i'm still weak and sweaty and i don't want to be anything or move around too much. i think it was hate stroke. we have the and have you got my to me and mall was one of many places in southeast asia. i recently hit my record sheet. it was similar in india hotspot for people living in dangers temperatures. according to climate scientists to one it is set to get much worse. currently, around 60000000 people on asked to live in dangerous heat without bridge temperatures of 29 degrees or above. by the end of this century, that number will grow to 2000000000 based on current population, on temperature projections. so that's like a profound reshaping of habit

this is on the satellite, which was created by students of the bauman university, the device will launch manually during one of the exitso outer space about 2 hours ago. the sad news for music lovers all over the world has died, the legendary tina turner was 83, the owner of a unique timbre - one of the top singers and dancers in the history of rock music in our country, the peak of her popularity came, finally, in the eighties, when her clip simple best did not leave the screens these frames, we leave without comment. travel planning service in russia here you can book a hotel, buy tickets to the museum, choose a cafe or restaurant find sights and buy a train or plane ticket everything for your journey through russia annual award of the russian premier league winline rfpl heroes choose your superheroes now at the world hockey championship, for the first time in 3 years , the teams of canada and finland will definitely not play in the finals, they will have to meet, already in 1/4, when teams of this rank intersect too much early. this means that at least one of them spent the group stage below their capabilities. in th

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still, after all, since the moment of detention - this is the first exit from the light for the former rector of kazan state university, on this occasion, he even arrived from the pre-trial detention center at the parade in a dark blue jacket. how is your mood ? shatagafurov's mood, obviously not very his criminal case of incitement to murder began to listen to essentially criminal gangs, who have been talking for 4 years. if during this time i did not leave anywhere , i was in kazakhstan all the time, i was with representatives some representatives, when he was in business for a year and a half worked. in december 2021, the rector was taken to kazan at the exit from the event, where he presented the student of the year award that same night, gafurov was taken to moscow and, by the decision of the basmanny court, was arrested by the way, the students of kazan state university did not immediately notice the absence of the head of the university. you were the last time your rector, when they saw, after the arrest of gafurov, they were accused of inciting to commit a contract killing, according to the investigation, back

still, after all, since the moment of detention - this is the first exit from the light for the former rector of kazan state universitysion, he even arrived from the pre-trial detention center in a dark blue jacket during the parade. how is your mood mood tub. gafurov obviously not very his criminal case of incitement to murder began to listen on the merits with criminal gangs who say you know 24 years old, if for during this time, i didn't go anywhere. was not in kazan why was i with representatives of some representatives, when i worked in business for a year and a half i worked in the same building , that's all, agafurov was detained in december 2021 , the rector was taken in kazan at the exit from the event, where he presented the award, student of the year on the same night gafurov were taken to moscow and, by the decision of the bosman court , students of kazan state university were arrested, by the way. they immediately noticed the absence of a leader. the university heard what he brought. his rector when seen after detention of gafurov was accused of inciting to commit a contract killing, according to investig

enter by force, colleagues and god's servants are preventing the entry and exit of these friends when they enter the universityt is accompanied by physical contact with these spectators, but a recorded video will be broadcast in the next reports. we are the operator of the ticketing system for two or three gates. we have seen the existing pictures that four to four to five to five spectators coordinate with one person. a simple friend outside points to these dear ones. not to mention 35,000 spectators come into the stadium if you see more than this number was in the stadium, the reason is that in reality, the audience has the color of the fans . coinciding with the birth anniversary of imam reza (peace be upon him) today, in a ceremony held at the national football center between the football federation and astan quds razavi, it also coincided with the birth anniversary of the 8th imam hazrat ali bin musa al-reza (peace be upon him) in a ceremony, although sacred, the story of the prophet in national football center, the raising of the iranian flag in the ceremony of a memorandum of understanding between the a

university is the most exciting event in the life of a student. i'm afraid that it's still at the very last moment before the exit. i can forget my passport to get excited and give the wrong answer to forget the easiest one, but one of the most important information, for example, is also the square area of ​​the exam. i will meet the expectations of parents and parents to support them in this difficult period. first of all, you need to remove stress that can interfere with the success of exams, it is especially important to reduce the level of significance of admission to the university in over -responsible children to such a child who tends to over-react. he needs to be relaxed, he needs to be shown that this is not something that will have an impact on the rest of his life, because in fact, on the path of life. we meet a lot of serious things , there will be exams in their life. a lot of it is just one of doing a special exercise that will help relieve tension before an important test. draw a line like you sit down with a child and, uh, remember with him, and what tests have already been in life or some kind of

exited, penn. and three have not. notre dame, texas, and texas a&m. but is the work that it takes to organize the whole university around this initiative? >> it is a lot of work. the reason it is worth it is that we only have one planet. and if we do not do this work for the future that we are not going to see, the one thing we know is the future will be worse. we know that. so if we know that, do we have an obligation to do something about it? i think we do. >> reporter: so do students of today like ella and june who will inherit the planet tomorrow. >> in california, many public universities are ready ended their investments. san francisco state says it will end all by 2025. >> and researchers also say that fossil fuels may be feeling our wildfire risks. that is according to a new study by the union of concerned scientists. it linked emissions of fossil fuel producers to an increase in fire intensity between 1986 and 2021. and they blamed those emissions for helping to try out our furious. the association told the sacramento beat that quote, the study comes from an activist group with a long history of attacking the industry, and it is unhelpful in the

of abc advertising for universal. kumasi: san francisco city leaders are looking to the future of downtown. there has been so much talk about the retail industry's exit. 23 stores have shut down in the union square area since 2020. a lot of other businesses have moved or given up their office space for those work from home solutions. even with all of that not everybody thinks that downtown is done. chris larson rejects the notion that san francisco is dying. >> is the most creative and accepting place on the planet which is why you see so much innovation coming out of here. that is not a coincidence. kumasi: he recently signed a lease for a 100 30,000 square-foot headquarters in downtown and he is not the only one. the world's largest architecture firm has invested millions in a new space on montgomery street. there focusing on ways to reimagine downtown. >> thinking differently about developments, about who belongs in the neighborhood, and how we can transform it to be something more than a destination. kumasi: the leadership say that the bay area is well-positioned for another boom bau the advancents hpeni w. i not jjona new initiative is bringing

of that activity can be pushed along further into later this year. without exit opportunities, you will see some depressed marks when you look at the private equity universeecause that's a huge avenue in which you are not able to exit opportunities and that puts pressure on pricing. jon: let's shift from wall street to columbus, ohio. it's starting to look different. you were talking about palantir's big ai push and when these has its own ai push. katie: it feels like every company has to pay lip service to having an ai strategy which is interesting news for wendy's. they plan to test an ai checkbox next month and it will talk to customers and has a female voice and it will use google cloud ai software and it should have the ability to understand speech and should be able to answer frequently asked questions. we will see how that goes in there hoping to start opening it up at test locations were restaurant employees will monitor the drive-thru and make sure the ai can address all the requests there are so pretty early stages here but when these has an ai strategy. matt: i imagine it will be fantastic because the ai will never get bored of up selling. that

exit slide as their plane was preparing to leave. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> graduates at the university of massachusetts boston were in for a surprisers and applause ] these lucky grads, they're walking away with $1,000 each, courtesy of billionaire robert hale, who delivers their commencement address. hale is the founder and ceo of granite telecommunications and owns a minority stake in the boston celtics basketball team. he gave graduates $500 to spend on themselves and $500 to give away to teach them about the gift of giving. >>> now, finally this hour, maybe your dog is more likely to chew the red carpet than walk on it, but not the top dogs of the cannes film festival. beating out malcolm the akita and taywat the spitz is messy the border collie. messy fetched the tom prize, the palm dog, for his performance in "anatomy of a fall." the grand jury prize played to alma. she played chaplin in the romance "fallen leaves." the league's two-legged stars accepted the award on her behalf. >> alma is a wonderful colleague. she made her debut in this film. >> amazing. >> and very disciplined and -- >> hard-working. >> yes. and fun. just

university of phoenix. joe: a terrifying moment on a flight over south korea, the plane door opened in midair after chaplain pulled the emergency exitoor flew open moments before landing. they say the plane landed safely and police arrested the man who opened the door. here to react, pilot, aviation analysts and former faa safety team representative kyle bailey, welcome to the set, thanks for coming in. can you explain in simple terms what happened here, why we should or shouldn't be worried about it? >> he was fiddling with the door, the plane wasn't pressurized because you don't need oxygen below 10,000 feet, the pressurization system keeps the door sealed and prevented being opened in flight and because the airplane was so low, the door was able to be opened. that's for evacuation reasons. of the plane were to skid a runway the doors have to be opened so passengers can evacuate very quickly. joe: on most of these can you pull one lever and the door opens? my thought process is it is a two man job, work comp located, the way bombs are made. >> it's pretty simple, more like the sliding of the lever, it gets complicated. evacuation

and, of course , there is a medical examination, but not in such a way that it is universal and not for everyone, so that someone forbids someone somewhere, exititing anyone. ah, on the move. no one restricts anyone in their rights freedoms, therefore, ordinary citizens can easily leave to enter the city. and, that is, in our country people go again to the crimea, people go to rest on the mona sea. everything is the same as everywhere , no matter how, no matter how they interfere, and no matter how much the theoretical state dislikes it, when the last time fedorov was seen in melitopol, you know, almost the very first day. i am in the city. i didn’t see or hear him, by the way, civilians, and local residents also ask this question. and sometimes they say we have some kind of a mayor whom no one has ever or there has seen in the city you are huge. thank you. all the best to all employees and civilians, a huge hello. goodbye. thank you, we figured it out, and immediately after the advertisement in our studio, anna ilyasova who is she and why does she terrify ukrainian propagandists? a man's life is a choice. what team are you rooting for? what p

well, there is a little, um, kind of, i would say a hiccup in the commute on 80 eastbound heading up to university avenue in berkeley truck was making that exitrailer it was pulling flipped over and you can kind of tell that that's what's going on there. you can see it's slow. it's getting better. they're making progress. but this is an unexpected backup. heading eastbound westbound 26 minutes from the cartoonist bridge to the mcarthur maze, the bay bridge toll plaza. has cleared up nicely. the east bed commuters also getting very good, including the southbank commute, so things are getting much better take 30. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. this morning, the world health organization officially declares covid is no longer a global health emergency . the group's director says the pandemic has been declining for more than a year, allowing more countries to return to normalcy . the world health organization first declared the covid outbreak a public health emergency of international concern. in january of 2020 health experts labeled it a pandemic. six weeks later, there have been more than 765 million confirmed covid cases sinc

of this. if we reflect on what has just happened to comcast universal, they are about to go to that advertising community, having upfronts, pitching online offerings. the main woman to do that is just exited in erratic and are. -- manner. >> it has to be difficult. she was integral to nbc efforts like peacock which is the supported streaming service. then even huge events like the super bowl and olympic games, she had an important role and i imagine it's good to be tough she is leaving at the last moment when she had those relationships with advertisers. good for twitter, but tough for nbc universal. ed: it's interesting to see we reported in october that when elon musk brought in the private investors for export now x holdings, he stated his plan to take company known as twitter public again. when you look at linda yaccarino , she does not have ceo experience and there are advertiser concerns. give us the latest on the advertiser flight and the impact revenue. guest: the last time we looked at the numbers, it was still a large number of advertisers on twitter had left. advertising revenue was down amongst the top 10 from 70 million to something like 7 million so it was a huge decline. ev

, his universe was filmed quite recently and they show well how the situation in bakhmut is developing, what we see is that the western part of the city, one of the major streets, leads to the exithours. yard, also 2 km further along this road, there is another fortified area, which is used as a temporary line of defense. and now i will show you what is still under control. vsu, this entire area located on the right of the screen is now in empty smoke, as most of the destroyed equipment is on fire several hours. if we talk about the situation at this turn, then russian attack aircraft are cleaning high-rise buildings, moving from the basement to the upper floors house by house. at the same time, they are seriously helped by barrel and artillery, which pinpoint suppresses machine-gun nests and other positions of the remaining fighters. the only way to somehow hide is artillery bombardment and you won't get hurt while moving. these are those inside the buildings, which means that the sappers break through the walls and it turns out such a passage, they use this tactic for the first floor. in general, everyone wants to live. this anthill needs to be cleaned completely. this is in f